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tonalc1 said in February 14th, 2010 at 3:07 pm

Closest oyster bar within walking distance would be Hog Island at 1 Ferry Plaza. However, my favorite is a tiny place on Polk Street called Swan Oyster Depot. There’s usually a line at lunchtime.

And I like Moshi Moshi for sushi. It would be a short cab ride to 3rd and 18th. Running a close second would be almost anywhere in Japantown.
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SFdude said in February 14th, 2010 at 3:44 pm

There are several sushi places near your hotel with good reputations. These are all within walking distance…

Ozumo and Ame are on the Chronicle’s list of the 100 Best Restaurants in San Francisco. Ozumo has great sushi. While Ame is known for successful fusion cuisine (successful being the keyword, as there are some awful fusion places out there):

http://www.ozumo.com/main.htm

http://www.amerestaurant.com/home.html

Kyo-ya serves up formal Kyoto-style cuisine for $80. Yes, that’s expensive by U.S. standards. But it’s still quite a bargain compared to the $200 typically charged in Japan for this kind of meal:

http://www.kyo-ya-restaurant.com/

For less expensive sushi, there’s Sanraku. It’s mediocre compared to the more famous restaurants, but few sushi places in San Francisco are truly "bad." Rice that tastes like pure vinegar, lemon wedges to cover up spoiled fish, and such abominations are relatively rare…as the locals are pretty picky about food.

http://www.sanraku.com/
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Olivia C said in February 14th, 2010 at 3:49 pm

Go to the piers! more specificly fisherman’s wharf down by pier 39 you can take bart to the embarcadaro station and walk past the ferry building and walk about 15-20 mins down the left side of the side walk
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