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    Siti sits at the base of the Frances Inn in East Austin, its interior a warm mix of textures that takes Singaporean shop houses as a loose starting point. The neighborhood restaurant pulls from the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia, with a Filipino-rooted chef guiding the menu. Everything is built for sharing, and the char kway teow gets a duck confit leg dropped on top, because why not.

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    • Wagyu spring rolls

      “Designed to be shared, dishes like wagyu spring rolls with house-made sweet chili glaze and smoked aioli are bold and nuanced.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Char kway teow

      “Char kway teow, or rice noodles with Chinese sausage, shrimp and vegetables, is given a decadent lift with a whole leg of duck confit.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Banana split

      “For dessert, try their riff on a banana split or a house-made ice cream.”

      Michelin Guide

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