Midi Restaurant
Categories: Restaurants

Neighborhood: Financial District

185 Sutter St (between Lick Pl & Kearny St)

San Francisco CA 94104

United States of America

(415) 835-6400

www.midisanfrancisco.com

Overview

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At Midi, Executive Chef Michelle Mah creates dishes based in French cuisine but infused with Californian style. This alone ensures that your dining experience will be unique. The intimate and sleek dining room is a great spot for a romantic dinner, or an intimate conversation with friends. As far as the food goes the corn and tomato soup and the rib-eye are excellent as well as the heirloom tomato salad and the duck leg confit. Using fresh and organic ingredients, dishes such as the duck leg are also good. The fig tart dessert is also a standout item on the menu. Midi, like it's chef, is a restaurant that definitely delivers.

CUISINE: American (New)

FEATURES: Business Dining, Special Occasion

MEALS: Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner

HOURS:

Mon-Fri 7:00 a.m-11:00 p.m

Sat 4:00 p.m-11:00 p.m

Price Range: $11-$30

Attire: Casual

Takes Reservations: Yes

Parking: Street

Takeout: No

Accept Credit Cards: Yes

Good For Groups: Yes

Delivers: No

Good For Kids: No

Waiter Service: Yes

CHEF INTERVIEWS

Interview with
Michelle Mah

Michelle Mah, Executive Chef at Midi, brings a unique 'modern California brasserie' approach to the kitchen and the result is culinary excellence. Utilizing her experience and innovation, Michelle creates fresh seasonal takes on French brasserie faire with a distinct California flair. Recognized as one of San Francisco Chronicle's Rising Star Chefs in 2006, Michelle continues to produce flavorful and new interpretations on classic dishes.

Q: How did you get started in the culinary arts?

I've always had a fascination with the process of cooking. Watching my mother and grandmother prepare elaborate Korean dishes for parties was always a sight to see. I came to a decision to pursue cooking while in college, because I just couldn't see myself working behind a desk or in an office. I chose a major that I was interested in but would never use and decided to go to culinary school after college.

Q: As a Chef, what are three things you can't live without?

  1. My chef knife of course.
  2. Salt
  3. My vitablender

Q: What is your favorite dish?

I love too many dishes to have a favorite. I do love cheese, though.

Q: What's next for you?

Hopefully, my own adventure. San Francisco is a tough town and it can be hard to start up a business, but there are still so many places popping up everywhere that it still gives me hope.

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