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The tweet by @pitdesi on 2026-02-07 highlights three San Francisco Indian spots…

2026-02-07 · 18:01 UTC ·pitdesi ·1 min read

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The tweet by @pitdesi on 2026-02-07 highlights three San Francisco Indian spots: Kolapasi (Mission) for spicy, everyday South Indian/Andhra/Tamil food; Jalebi Street (Haight) focused on crunchy, sour-sweet vegetarian North Indian chaat (order the left-side menu); and Besharam (Dogpatch) offering modern Gujarati—backed by 1,140 likes, 44 retweets, 85 replies.

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title: @pitdesi: A couple of excellent new-ish Indian restaurants in SF you should try Kolapasi (...
author: pitdesi
contenttype: twitterpost
published: 2026-02-07T18:01:36+00:00
source_url: https://x.com/pitdesi/status/2020196260054245883

word_count: 115

Tweet by @pitdesi

A couple of excellent new-ish Indian restaurants in SF you should try Kolapasi (Mission) South Indian food (Andhra / TN) Spicy, bold, closer to everyday food in these regions than most restaurants Order: honestly anything Jalebi Street (Haight) North Indian street food (vegetarian) Focused on chaat: crunchy, sour, sweet, mildly spicy snacks Order: left side of menu A 3rd non-standard Indian place in SF would be Besharam (dogpatch). It’s modern Gujarati food. All of these are excellent and represent completely different types of cuisine with almost no overlap of dishes. They are as different as French, Spanish, and Italian restaurants are to each other- they have totally different flavor profiles and use very different ingredients.

Posted: 2026-02-07T18:01:36.000Z
Engagement: 1140 likes, 44 retweets, 85 replies