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Lers Ros 

730 Larkin
San Francisco, CA 94109
Hayes Valley/ Tenderloin
415-931-6917
www.lersros.com
Hours: Daily 11am-12am

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Restaurant Details

Open until midnight and well-established as an industry hangout, the excellent Lers Ros specializes in bold-flavored regional Thai food, devoting special attention to game and shareable fried tidbits. Crunch through a sweet-sour fried catfish salad or enjoy a trio of frog, quail, and rabbit, each morsel crisped to a dark-red sheen and dragged through a saucer of what looks and tastes suspiciously like Frank's RedHot by way of Bangkok. Don't miss the pork belly crowned with green peppercorn vines at this Tenderloin restaurant.

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Price: $,$$
Payment Type: MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Discover

Parking: Meters, No Parking, Street


Reservations: Accepted, Not Accepted


Attire: Casual

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