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Izakaya Sozai
The Other Critics
Oct. 17, 2011
Michael Bauer Bestows Some Love on Lin Jia Asian Kitchen in Oakland; Patty U.
Also, Bauer updates his review of La Costanera.
By
Jay Barmann
Trends
Sept. 12, 2011
Asian Fried Chicken: Now a Thing
By
Jay Barmann
What to Eat
Dec. 6, 2010
What to Eat at Chotto, Opening
Tonight
Soon
See the full menu for the new Marina izakaya
By
Jay Barmann
Chef Shuffle
Dec. 3, 2010
Vincent Schofield Resurfaces as New Chef at Nombe, Daniel Sudar Pops Up at Circa
Schofield takes over for Nick Balla on January 1.
By
Jay Barmann
The Other Critics
Oct. 20, 2010
Kauffman Reviews the New Crop of Ramen Options; Reidinger Takes Things Uptown
By
Jay Barmann
The Other Critics
Sept. 8, 2010
Who’s Getting Zero Stars?; Kauffman Orgasms at Mission Chinese Food;
An established S.F. restaurant’s about to get a rare zero stars for food…
By
Jay Barmann
The Other Critics
Aug. 19, 2010
Kauffman Calls Farm:Table ‘A Beautiful Thing’; Bauer Calls Village
Kauffman adores tiny Farm:Table; Bauer’s not so much about The Village Pub anymore.
By
Jay Barmann
Trends
May 25, 2010
7x7
Declares 2010 the Year of the Izakaya, Also the Year of Goat Belly
In their Best of SF issue, 7x7 declares some early trends for 2010.
By
Jay Barmann
Neighborhood Watch
Feb. 3, 2010
Bistro Central Parc, the Dogfather, and Everything Else Open Now or Soon
Izakaya Sozai opens; Bar Agricole taking shape, and more.
By
Jay Barmann