The porchetta is my new favorite at kitchenette, just slightly edging out the fried chicken sandwich. Thinly sliced porchetta on a toasty green onion foccacia-ish bread. Every bite drips with rosemary and sage scented jus balanced by freshness from crunchy shaved fennel and peppery arugula. The space at Heart is comfortable and I like the option of being able to sit down inside when it's sixty degrees outside. I'll have to come back and see what other food they can do without a kitchen.
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Thursday, February 18, 2010
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
KITCHENETTE**'
Korean Tacos - sweet thinly sliced bulgogi in a corn tortilla with the usual taco fixings.

May 2009
Fried Fish Roll with avocado, slaw, fried peppers, lemon mayonnaise. Great combo, nice bright slaw with a spicy kick from the peppers.

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May 2009
Fried Fish Roll with avocado, slaw, fried peppers, lemon mayonnaise. Great combo, nice bright slaw with a spicy kick from the peppers.

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Friday, April 3, 2009
Kitchenette - April
Lunch at Kitchenette a little lunch box spot in the dogpatch run out of one of the loading docks.
Surprisingly good fried chicken sandwich. In spite of the fifteen minutes it sat in its wrapper before I got around to eating it, the chicken was crispy with a well-seasoned crunchy crust. Perfectly matched with the sweet spicy garam masala honey and herb freshness of the coriander slaw. This was much better than the sandwich at Bakesale Betty's.

Photo courtesy of R. Pereirea.
The chickpea salad with tumeric oil, served on the side was overpowered by the tumeric oil and acid, but still good enough for me to finish. I was hoping to try the chicharrones, but that day they had spicy chips. The chips were thin crisp and had the right hit of spice. I also had a bite of the coconut devil cookie which was chocolaty, chewy, and airy.
Beef & Pork Polpette Sandwich- the meatballs were a bit dry, the sauce was fine.
Surprisingly good fried chicken sandwich. In spite of the fifteen minutes it sat in its wrapper before I got around to eating it, the chicken was crispy with a well-seasoned crunchy crust. Perfectly matched with the sweet spicy garam masala honey and herb freshness of the coriander slaw. This was much better than the sandwich at Bakesale Betty's.

Photo courtesy of R. Pereirea.
The chickpea salad with tumeric oil, served on the side was overpowered by the tumeric oil and acid, but still good enough for me to finish. I was hoping to try the chicharrones, but that day they had spicy chips. The chips were thin crisp and had the right hit of spice. I also had a bite of the coconut devil cookie which was chocolaty, chewy, and airy.
Beef & Pork Polpette Sandwich- the meatballs were a bit dry, the sauce was fine.
Labels:
kette,
Lunch,
Mission,
SanFrancisco
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