Kothai Republic
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Kothai Republic Reviews
204 ratings
I’m so sad Sung had to shut Kothai down. This was one of my favorite restaurants in the city. Whatever Sung decides to do next, I will definitely check out. Your presence in the Inner Sunset will be missed ❤️
Enjoyed yet another wonderful meal here.
Sad to see that it is closing and can’t quite figure why they didn’t make it. I suppose it might be the neighborhood. As the owner said ‘it wasn’t the perfect puzzle’.
The food is interesting, delicious, and served like what you would find in a Michelin restaurant. The owner/chef is young, enthusiastic, and I’m excited to hear if he opens a new place. I will definitely be there if it happens. Good luck to you in whatever...read full review
Sad to see that it is closing and can’t quite figure why they didn’t make it. I suppose it might be the neighborhood. As the owner said ‘it wasn’t the perfect puzzle’.
The food is interesting, delicious, and served like what you would find in a Michelin restaurant. The owner/chef is young, enthusiastic, and I’m excited to hear if he opens a new place. I will definitely be there if it happens. Good luck to you in whatever...read full review
Excellent also for solo diners! The staff are incredible and the food came out quickly
Kothai Republic is a charming spot for brunch that offers aesthetically beautiful and delicious dishes. The Benedict Sando and the 1398 Rancheros are standout items on the menu. The fluffy cakes are a crowd favorite, perfect for soaking up the flavorful Benedict sauce. The service is attentive and thoughtful, with quick replacements if needed. The rose toast is a must-try for seafood lovers. The unique presentation of the dishes adds to the overall experience. Many guests praise the fresh and innovative dishes, including the pork chop, Cornish hen, and lamb roti, which are highly recommended. The menu features a rotating selection of seasonal ingredients and experimental flavors, often with a Korean flair, making it a favorite for both locals and visitors. The owners are known for their convivial hosting, and the restaurant has quickly become a top spot in San Francisco. While sometimes it can be a bit challenging to flag down waiters, the prices remain reasonable for the city. Overall, Kothai Republic is a cute and popular place for a delightful brunch experience.