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  1. Rooh

    Indian

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    Beef short ribs draped in velvety curry and pakora-fried kale arranged like a bird's nest signal that this SoMa restaurant is doing something more deliberate with Indian cooking than most. The room is high-ceilinged, colorful, and clubby, with a roomy courtyard for when the weather cooperates and branded blankets for when it doesn't. Cocktails lean inventive, the menu is built for sharing, and the pricing reflects the ingredient quality.

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    • Tandoori black pepper chicken

      “Sharing is encouraged with an array of small and larger plates like tandoori black pepper chicken.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Cashew praline cake

      “Wrap up with unique desserts like a cashew praline cake paired with phirni mousse and thaindai ice cream.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Beef short ribs

      “tender beef short ribs ($34) draped in a velvety curry, with kofta balls made with gelatinous beef marrow.”

      San Francisco Chronicle
    • Rich mawa-stuffed black morel mushrooms

      “Rich mawa-stuffed black morel mushrooms are slathered in decadent yakhni sauce”

      The Infatuation

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