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- Wilson Favre-DelerueDecember 10, 2017Successful - and fun! - experiment in having a great kitchen brigade recreate the dishes of legendary chefs. On our visit the apocalypse burger and sea urchin in lobster jell-o particularly delish.
- Brian MooreAugust 4, 2016Everything was fantastic. Highlights were The Forest (as delicious as it was beautiful) and Shrimp Grits. It's like a museum of delicious food.
- Andy WangJune 19, 2016Fantastic menu. Must have the octopus, oyster stew and the the forest. Amazingly well executed dishes after opening for just 4 days. Definitely a must visit!
- Odile RoujolAugust 31, 2018Carrot soup 🍜, halibut , wasibi lobster, cheese cake. Perfect to discover new chefs and food from all over the world
- Michelin 1 star, good to come back for their new menu. This mash potato with the squid ink balance the flavour. Very delicious.
- T ZAugust 17, 2018Wasabi lobster & tomato tart are phenomenal. Risotto and salad are good. Mini lamb buns, lamb carrot, cheesecake, brownie are meh.
- The lunch is amazing, duck breast, umami soup, rice cake and Guinea fowl Larp Chiang mai all my favorite! They change menu often so must check it all the time!
- Sherry LiOctober 19, 2016Great concept, excellent execution, as expected from Corey Lee! Everything was super tasty and interesting. Pricey though.
- Ms HeleneJuly 27, 2018Lobster wasabi $28, halibut with egg yolk $36, chocolate sage and Magritte inspired apple mousse
- You must order the duck dish is from French laundry Thomas Keller, so good is no different from the original!
- Heather RodriguezJune 28, 2017Was pleasantly surprised at the quality and delicious food here. Great concept that is executed perfectly. Bring good wine for corkage.
- Renaud #November 6, 2017A unique dining experience in the modern setting of SF Moma. Highlight: Wasabi lobster, mango jelly, thai vinaigrette, wasabi marshmallow.
- Chad HornerApril 15, 2017really fun and original concept - the restaurant is truly part of the museum, offering replicates of world-famous dishes from years past
- Maddy CookeJanuary 17, 2017Be prepared for an amazing gastronomic and sensory experience. You can experience Michelin rated chefs locally. Simply wonderful!
- Craig VillamorSeptember 12, 2016Atmosphere is sterile & cold. So is the service. Dishes are good, not amazing, almost TOO interesting. A nice hearty main somewhere in the menu would be great. Small plates, big prices.
- Alyssa WJune 15, 2017Delicious! I also love that they indicate the size of the dishes on the menu itself.
- ISC ChicagoJuly 29, 2017Cebiche del Amor (halibut, scallop, shrimp, crab, leche de tigre, rocoto pepper, cancha, purple potato)
- Levi WSeptember 9, 2016Get the forest and octopus - easily the best items on the menu. The burger is fun too, great texture.
- ISC ChicagoJuly 29, 2017Small portions but perfect for sharing, a bit on the pricey side but very elegant; 20% gratuity already added to the bill, no tipping necessary; friendly and knowledgeable staff
- Nils NeckelJanuary 17, 2017Amazing museum restaurant featuring stunning diverse dishes from different chefs around the world
- SarahFebruary 15, 2017Highlights were octopus, foie gras dish, and chocolate cake (with bubbles!) Expect to spend ~$100/person.
- Karolina 🦖September 14, 2016Great for foodies - the dishes are carefully designed and served beautifully. Not so good for everyone else - portions are tiny.
- Brittany MederosSeptember 6, 2016Get "Oops I dropped the lemon tart", you won't regret it. I almost licked my plate.
- Seth BannonJune 21, 2016Pricey small dishes but absolutely delicious. And lots off off menu vegan options. Just ask!
- Paul MederosSeptember 6, 2016Amazing food experience. Thoroughly enjoyed the octopus and wasabi lobster dishes.
- RajJuly 31, 2017Wasabi lobster tail was excellent. Place is pretty empty during the evening, however
- CoreyMay 4, 2018Small portions, but thoughtful ingredients and presentation. Great for a quiet, elevated lunch meeting
- Carly B.May 22, 2018Food or art? You decide. Globally sourced famous dishes as only makes sense for the SF MOMA.
- JonesOctober 5, 2018Tapioca good, lobster good, apple dessert not good, chocolate dessert good, cheese fritters not good, tuna ok,