need recommendations for tapas, Thai, and Malaysian food - inconsiderate of price or location within San Francisco
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For tapas I like Bocadillos. It's good for lunch or dinner.
http://www.bocasf.com/
+ Bobadillos
Also, Andalu in the Mission.
For Thai: OSHA (a very successful restaurant with multiple branches throughout the city), we often go to the Embarcadero and Union Street branches. http://oshathai.com/4/directions.html
For Malaysian, STRAITS CAFE (Another successful restaurant with 3 branches), it's located at the top floor of the San Francisco Mall on Market and 5th.
http://www.straitsrestaurants.com/straits---san-fransisco-pages-3.php
Just ate at Straits last week and found it hit or miss with 10 dishes for 4 people. Much better food in Singapore or Malaysia.
Will Modern Asian fall into your category? E&O trading is great.
"Just ate at Straits...Much better food in Singapore or Malaysia"
That's true with any foreign restaurant but it sure costs a lot less than flying out there. I think it's a great fusion restaurant. I am addicted to their wok pepper fired mussels, try their banana heart salad, balinese ribs or coconut curry seafood risotto.