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At Michelin-starred Ame, ultrafresh, Japanese-influenced seafood preparations like tempura poke with ogo seaweed and cuttlefish noodles tossed with sea urchin share the menu with stylish yet universally pleasing entrées such as duck breast with mushroom-foie gras bread pudding and crispy roast suckling pig with potato purée. Ame's specialties are the fusion-frenzied dishes, such as the signature sake-marinated black cod in shiso broth. A tapestry of dark and light woods, the elegant space recalls the hotel in which Ame resides more than the neighborhood outside or the food it serves. Cocktails are fabulous, especially the Hirotini, which features cucumber-infused vodka.
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To recommend a spot, e-mail fresheats@sfweekly.com. Ame: 689 Mission (at Third St., in the St. Regis Hotel), 284-4040, www.amerestaurant.com. South of Market. Seasonal new American. Bar Tartine: 561 Valencia (at 17th St.), 487-1600.... More »
Ame: 689 Mission (at Third St., in the St. Regis Hotel), 284-4040, www.amerestaurant.com. South of Market. Seasonal new American. Bar Tartine: 561 Valencia (at 17th St.), 487-1600. Mission. American, Mediterranean, wine bar. Big Lantern: ... More »
It's Sashimi Fusion with Italian. They call it New American cuisine. They change their menu every three months. They have great sashimi dishes, but it’s not sushi. They do a lot of sauces with sashimi and it’s the best I’ve ever had in my life. It’s Italian, too, and they have a great wine selection. I recommend the soft shell crab dish with truffle sauce if they have it. It’s so amazing.
I would definitely go back to Ame. Their tasting menu with wine pairings is a little pricey but well worth it.
Excellent food. Very elegant space, understated but attentive service. I will go back.
At Ame, owners Hiro Sone and Lisa Doumani say their personal cuisineblends local ingredients with the flavors of southern France andnorthern Italy and Sone's Japanese sensibilities, resulting in mealsthat give fusion cooking a good name. Other ingredients are beautifullyhandled, too, but the seafood astonishes. The sashimi bar offers adaily crudo and such refined dishes as tempura tuna poke, house-smokedtrout adorned with quail eggs and trout roe, tuna tartare with foiegras and... More »
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