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Rintaro Izakaya sa San Francisco

Awtentikong Izakaya sa California

Isinulat at sinuri ni Ryusei Hosono • • Na-update: Hulyo 3, 2024
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The busy dining room of Rintaro, an izakaya in San Francisco, photographed at night under warm, low lighting. A long wooden counter runs through the center of the frame, packed with guests seated on stools eating and drinking, while kitchen staff work behind it and servers in denim aprons move between the counter and the tables. Above, dark exposed beams and light wood framing give the space a rustic Japanese feel, with shelves of glassware and sake bottles lining the open kitchen. The room is full and lively, and a staff member at the right works a register near the entrance.

The busy dining room of Rintaro, an izakaya in San Francisco, photographed at night under warm, low lighting. A long wooden counter runs through the center of the frame, packed with guests seated on stools eating and drinking, while kitchen staff work behind it and servers in denim aprons move between the counter and the tables. Above, dark exposed beams and light wood framing give the space a rustic Japanese feel, with shelves of glassware and sake bottles lining the open kitchen. The room is full and lively, and a staff member at the right works a register near the entrance.


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Rintaro Izakaya sa San Francisco Larawan: Ryusei Hosono / RyuKoch

TL;DR

Kung gusto mo ng tunay na Japanese izakaya experience sa San Francisco, sulit ang Rintaro: masarap ang pagkain, from yakitori hanggang gyoza at homemade tofu, tapos may unique na Japanese cocktails pa. Pero maghanda ka sa pera kasi aabot ka ng mga 50 euros bawat tao, hindi pa kasama ang 20% tip, at sobrang haba ng pila kaya mag-reserve ka na agad. Kung may extra budget ka, highly recommended ito!

Mga detalye

  • Uri: Restaurant
  • Na-publish: Setyembre 13, 2019
  • Dinalaw noong: Disyembre 2, 2
  • Rating:
  • Kategorya ng presyo: 37.7688792
  • Antas ng turismo:
    8/10
  • Address: 82 14th St, San Francisco, CA 94103, United States

Buod ng online reviews

This restaurant delights with a nostalgic, Kyoto-inspired atmosphere—think binchotan grilling, simmering oden pots and the comforting clatter of yakitori skewers—where counter seating near the open kitchen offers an immersive experience. Most diners praise the warm, attentive “omotenashi” service, from helpful explanations of fresh ume and yuzu cocktails to the quick turnaround on orders, though a few note that reservations are essential and waits can extend well past opening time if you arrive late. On the menu, the chicken skewers (especially liver and heart), homemade udon, sushi-grade sashimi and creative izakaya bites earn widespread acclaim, while opinions split on the beef curry rice, fish-head soup and some of the heavier katsu dishes. Nearly everyone agrees that the hojicha panna cotta is the crowning dessert, and many choose the tasting menu for a well-paced parade of courses—though some feel a la carte allows better control over portion and price. To make the most of your visit, book early (reservations open weeks in advance), request counter seats and plan for the default 20% service charge. If you prefer lighter fare, lunchtime specials or ordering a few standout dishes off the tasting menu—like the tsukune, chicken katsu with cheese, and pan-seared amberjack—can offer a satisfying and more budget-friendly introduction to this acclaimed izakaya.

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Talaan ng nilalaman:

    Rintaro Izakaya sa Isang Sulyap

    Ang Rintaro Izakaya sa San Francisco ay isang sikat at tipikal na bar na Hapon na matatagpuan hindi kalayuan sa sentro ng lungsod. Dito maaari kang magtamasa ng saganang meryenda at mga cocktail na Hapon.

    Oras ng Pagbubukas

    • Lunes - Huwebes
      • 5:30 PM–10:30 PM
    • Biyernes - Sabado
      • 11:30 AM–2:00 PM
      • 5:00 PM–11:00 PM
    • Linggo
      • 11:30 AM–2:00 PM
      • 5:00 PM–10:00 PM

    Marka

    • Ryusei: 4.9/5

    Presyo

    • humigit-kumulang €50 bawat tao para sa mga side dish

    Buod ng Konklusyon

    Ang Rintaro Izakaya ay isang bar na Hapon kung saan nakatuon ang pansin sa mga meryenda at aliwan. Napatunayan namin na napakasarap ng pagkain, ngunit medyo mahal din ito sa €50 bawat tao.

    Kung mayroon kang kaunting dagdag na pera, gusto mong tikman ang ilang napakasarap na meryendang Hapon at mga cocktail, at nais mong maranasan ang atmospera ng isang bar na Hapon, lubos na inirerekomenda ang pagbisita sa Rintaro Izakaya sa San Francisco.

    Isang napakahusay na Izakaya sa San Francisco

    Kung naghahanap ka ng tipikal na Hapones na "pub", ito ang lugar para sa iyo! Ang Rintaro Izakaya sa San Francisco ay isang sikat na restawran kung saan maaari kang magtamasa ng saganang meryenda at maliliit na putahe at nagawaran pa nga ito ng Michelin. Malinis ito at kaaya-aya at maaari kang umupo sa mesa o sa bar, kung saan maaari mong panoorin ang mga chef na nagluluto.

    Gayunpaman, dahil sa sikat ng Izakayang ito, mayroong napakahahabang oras ng paghihintay (hanggang 1.5 oras), kaya't inirerekomenda ang reserbasyon. Kapag nakakuha ka ng upuan, maiseserbi sa iyo ang iyong mga inorder na putahe nang medyo mabilis.

    Sa ibaba ay nakalista namin ang aming kinain at ininom. Mula sa mga inihaw na skewers hanggang sa pritong dumplings hanggang sa maliliit na side dishes, kasama rito ang lahat ng maaari mong iorder doon. Maaari mo ring tikman ang mga pambihirang cocktail na Hapon doon.

    Napatunayan namin na ang lahat ay labis na masarap at tunay na authentic! Ngunit, may katumbas din itong presyo, sapagkat sa mga inumin at side dishes madali kang makakarating sa 50 Euro bawat tao (hindi kasama ang karaniwang Amerikanong 20% tip). Kaya: laging inirerekomenda namin ang restawrang ito kung mayroon kang ekstrang pera!

    Ano ang inorder namin?

    Rintaro sa San Francisco - ang mga inorder namin

    A collage of eight photos from an evening at Rintaro, a Japanese izakaya in San Francisco. The food shots dominate: a rustic brown bowl holding a glazed, charred savory pancake topped with fresh greens; a starter plate of chilled tofu topped with grated garnish and scallion beside a small dish of sashimi with wasabi; a soft savory custard served with a crisp cracker for dipping; and a wooden masu box packed with dark seaweed salad. Two hands appear in the frame, one cradling a bowl of natto over rice topped with scallion and nori, the other lifting two glossy yakitori skewers over a black plate next to a small mound of red chili powder. The top of the collage shows the setting. One photo captures the busy dining room at night, packed with diners around a long counter facing the open kitchen under warm light and wooden beams. Another shows the entrance from outside after dark, with potted plants flanking the doorway and a large metal container marked "82" standing beside it. Together the photos read as a night out: a packed neighborhood spot serving small plates, skewers, and rice bowls.

    A collage of eight photos from an evening at Rintaro, a Japanese izakaya in San Francisco. The food shots dominate: a rustic brown bowl holding a glazed, charred savory pancake topped with fresh greens; a starter plate of chilled tofu topped with grated garnish and scallion beside a small dish of sashimi with wasabi; a soft savory custard served with a crisp cracker for dipping; and a wooden masu box packed with dark seaweed salad. Two hands appear in the frame, one cradling a bowl of natto over rice topped with scallion and nori, the other lifting two glossy yakitori skewers over a black plate next to a small mound of red chili powder.

    The top of the collage shows the setting. One photo captures the busy dining room at night, packed with diners around a long counter facing the open kitchen under warm light and wooden beams. Another shows the entrance from outside after dark, with potted plants flanking the doorway and a large metal container marked "82" standing beside it. Together the photos read as a night out: a packed neighborhood spot serving small plates, skewers, and rice bowls.


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    Rintaro sa San Francisco - ang mga inorder namin

    - Yakitori (mga chicken skewers, inihaw)

       - Liver Garlic (atay ng manok at bawang)

       - Karne ng manok na may sibuyas

    - Yosedofu (tofu na gawa sa bahay, sobrang lambot at masarap)

    - Hanetsuki Gyoza (dumplings na may karne; ang Hanetsuki ay nangangahulugang "may pakpak," kaya't hindi sila mukhang normal, kundi tila may mga pakpak sila)

    - Gohan na may Natto (kanin na may Natto )

    - Hojicha Panna Cotta (Panna Cotta na gawa sa tinostang tsaa)

    Mga cocktail na inorder namin

    Two side-by-side photos of cocktails on the light wooden counter of Rintaro Izakaya in San Francisco. Each glass is a short tumbler with a diamond-cut base, filled with a pale yellow drink over large ice cubes. In the left photo, a twist of lemon peel rests on the rim, with ice piled high above the liquid. The right photo shows a fuller pour of the drink, with small green flecks, perhaps shiso or herbs, suspended in it. Both glasses sit on the counter with some condensation and a bit of spilled liquid around their bases, and dark serving dishes are visible out of focus in the background, suggesting a busy izakaya bar setting.

    Two side-by-side photos of cocktails on the light wooden counter of Rintaro Izakaya in San Francisco. Each glass is a short tumbler with a diamond-cut base, filled with a pale yellow drink over large ice cubes.

    In the left photo, a twist of lemon peel rests on the rim, with ice piled high above the liquid. The right photo shows a fuller pour of the drink, with small green flecks, perhaps shiso or herbs, suspended in it. Both glasses sit on the counter with some condensation and a bit of spilled liquid around their bases, and dark serving dishes are visible out of focus in the background, suggesting a busy izakaya bar setting.


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    Mga cocktail na inorder namin

    - Shiso Chu Hai Cocktail ( Shiso lasa, makakakuha ka ng ilang impormasyon mula sa artikulo)

    - Yuzu Chu Hai Coktail ( Yuzu lasa, makakakuha ka ng ilang impormasyon mula sa artikulo

    Konklusyon:

    Ang mga Izakaya ay mga bar o "pub" na Hapon kung saan maaari kang umupo nang komportable kasama ang iba, kumain ng meryenda o maliliit na putahe at pangunahing magkuwentuhan. Maaari mong maranasan ang atmosperang ito sa Izakaya sa San Francisco at kahit tikman ang mga cocktail na Hapon.

    Hindi ito kalayo sa sentro ng lungsod, napakasikat at karaniwang napupuno, kaya't kailangan mong maghintay nang mahaba para sa isang upuan. Kung gusto mong kumain ng ilang side dish at uminom ng ilang cocktail, dapat mong asahan na magbayad ng humigit-kumulang 50 Euro bawat tao para sa isang bisita. Gayunpaman, ang mga putahe ay labis na masarap at ang atmospera ay napakaganda!

    Sa buod, ang Rintaro Izakaya sa San Francisco ay isang magandang halimbawa ng isang bar na Hapon kung saan maaari kang kumain ng medyo mamahaling side dish at uminom ng mga cocktail kung mayroon kang saganang panahon.  

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