Roka Akor - San Francisco

Top 1% of restaurants in San Francisco
8/10

6 expert reviews

“Ro" means hearth and "ka" means burning fire; a hearty fire with a ladder of grills above it, allowing different intensities of heat, is center stage in the large open kitchen.”

– Gayot

San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco Chronicle
2.5
"While some people may not consider a restaurant with a Scottsdale pedigree as a worthy San Francisco contender, the chef and staff give the concept a solid local twist." Full review
Michelin Guide Michelin Guide
"Contemporary Japanese small plates are the draw at this fancy chain's first California outpost, where business lunchers and fashionable duos can be found answering the call."
Zagat Zagat
4.5
"A "wonderful place to take a date" or "turn someone into a robatayaki fan", this "hip" Japanese with a "palindromic name" in Downtown's Jackson Square." Full review
Where Where
"This 2014 Michelin star recommended restaurant features a seasonal menu with prime cuts of steak, seafoods and vegetables with Japanese-inspired marinades and sauces along with sushi, sashimi and tempura." Full review
Time Out Time Out
"The Asian-inspired decor is stylish...centerpiece is the robata grill in the center of the restaurant, where chef Roman Petry prepares Asian-inspired, decadently dressed cuts of beef. " Full review



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