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Basil Canteen 

1489 Folsom St.
San Francisco, CA 94105
South of Market
415-552-3963
www.basilcanteen.com
Hours: Daily 11:30am-2:30pm, Sun, Tue-Sat 5:30pm-10pm, Mon 5pm-10pm

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Restaurant Details

Occupying two floors in an industrial space rife with metal chairs and modern decor, Basil's tasty, comforting Thai fare belies its sleek digs. Some of the best dishes rarely pop up on local menus. The peurk tod, or taro fries, stand out, as do sakhoo saimu, or tapioca pork dumplings, and the potent "saketinis" garnished with sake-injected lychees. That said, customers electing to go with something familiar ― like pad Thai or pineapple beef―won't be disappointed.

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Price: $,$$
Payment Type: All Major Credit Cards

Parking: No Parking


Reservations: Accepted


Attire: Casual


Extra Info: Parking: reasonable; Muni: 12, 14.

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