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The turbot is the whole reason to go. Ask for the counter — you watch everything come off the fire.
Fine, loud, twice the price it should be. The bread was excellent, which is not a review.
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Went for the laksa, stayed for the sambal. Twenty minute wait at 7, none at 9.
Only had coffee, so I am not going to pretend I ate here.
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2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco
restaurant · $$$
Weighted toward Maya and Dev, who have rated eleven of the same places you have and agreed with you on nine of them.
Nobody else sees this score. Two friends who rate small tasting menus the way you do move it further than sixty strangers with a phone.
Which circles it came from, who moved it most, and why they carry weight. The reasons are the engine's own words — the screen never paraphrases them into something that could be wrong on its own.
Kiln · your score 4.5
With one old opinion to go on, we show what it was built from instead of a figure. A 4.5 from a single visit four years ago is the same information with false authority added.
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