Culinary (non)adventures in San Francisco

[melismatic1]

I just got back from the Bay Area, where I was attending a teachers' conference on Two-Way Bilingual Immersion (another way to say "Dual Language Class", which is what I teach).  I can't complain about much, as public school teachers rarely get sent, all expenses paid, to such incredible locations, but I am a little disappointed about the meals I

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[jonbosco]

You need more adventurous travel companions.

[melismatic1]

Indeed. Of course, on this trip I had no choice in the matter. I'd blame it on their midwestern-ness, but I was the most MIDwestern of the bunch (being from Kansas originally) and a couple of them were from other countries (Romania, Peru). They were fun to hang out with otherwise.

[bricap]

Next time you're out there, try the dim sum at Yank Sing. About 15 years ago, I had a seafood pasta at a place on the Wharf that was unreal. I wish I could remember the place's name. Anyway, we feel your pain regarding your food experience. I didn't even know the Elephant Bar was still around. Strange name for a place in the Bay Area, anyway.