Dining At SFO
Mar 17, 2010 | 7:33 pm
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Dining At SFO
I am flying into SFO this Friday (UA) and have a 3 hour layover. Normally I like to eat at the sushi place in the UA terminal. However, as I have a some time on my hands, wouldn't mind going "off site". Any suggestions???
Mar 17, 2010 | 11:03 pm
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In the international terminal is Ebisu. This is an off-shoot of a fairly well-known San Francisco japanese restaurant. I have been to both the regular restaurant and the airport branch multiple times. Both quite good.
If you've time, you can trek over to the international terminal and try Ebisu, which I think is just a little nicer than the japanese one in terminal 3. The also serve great soup noodles at Ebisu.
Mar 18, 2010 | 1:22 pm
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Thank You!
They have a japanese restaurant (I do not know the name) in terminal 3. You cannot miss it. It's basically in the "food court" area. It's not bad.
In the international terminal is Ebisu. This is an off-shoot of a fairly well-known San Francisco japanese restaurant. I have been to both the regular restaurant and the airport branch multiple times. Both quite good.
If you've time, you can trek over to the international terminal and try Ebisu, which I think is just a little nicer than the japanese one in terminal 3. The also serve great soup noodles at Ebisu.
In the international terminal is Ebisu. This is an off-shoot of a fairly well-known San Francisco japanese restaurant. I have been to both the regular restaurant and the airport branch multiple times. Both quite good.
If you've time, you can trek over to the international terminal and try Ebisu, which I think is just a little nicer than the japanese one in terminal 3. The also serve great soup noodles at Ebisu.