Flambéed Quail and Pho Risotto Touch Down at Stonestown Galleria
PARK MERCED — Inner Richmond Vietnamese restaurant Le Soleil has just opened its second location after over thirty years in business. This time, it's daughters Bianca and Kandyce Wong running things, as they take the beloved Le Soleil menu and add on a few items of their own, as well as an updated look to their new Stonestown Galleria digs.
OAKLAND — Lucuma is a new modern Peruvian restaurant adding to Oakland's vibrant downtown dining scene from partners Renzo Roca and Garrett Morris. Diners can expect some classic dishes like lomo saltado, arroz cahufa, and plenty of crudo, as well as fun brunch dishes such as croissant relleno and lucuma French toast.
OAKLAND — The new Bistro 4293 brings the cuisine of Azerbaijan to Oakland, the Mercury News reports. Located at 4293 Piedmont Avenue, the new restaurant offers dishes such as Xocali lamb shank and dushbara, or ground meat dumplings, per the Merc . See More: San Francisco Restaurant Openings
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