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Published: September 8, 2014 5 Comments

Photo Essay: LuckyRice San Francisco 2014

LuckyRice San Francisco, a photo essay. Photo by Irvin Lin and A.J. Bates of Eat the Love

“Were you filled with Asian pride?” asked a friend of mine when I told her that I had gone to the LuckyRice San Francisco event hosted by Chris Cosentino and sponsored by Bombay Sapphire East a few days ago. In it’s 5th year, the festival has gone from just a New York event to national coast-to-coast event that highlights Asian culinary culture through food and drink. Filled with creative culinary creations like Curried Lamb meatballs with housemade srirachi from Asian Box; Pork, Shrimp and Peanut Dip with Rice Cakes (Khao Tung Na Tung) from Kin Khao; Shabu Shabu Dashi with soba noodles from Spice Kit and Ahi Tuna Poke with Salty Duck Egg and Black Rice from Butterfly the event was packed with as much flavor as it was with people jockeying to get a bite from the various restaurants in attendance. Was I filled with Asian pride? I’m always proud of my Asian heritage, but that night I was also filled with fabulous Asian food.

Special thanks to LuckyRice and Bombay Sapphire East for reaching out to me about the San Francisco LuckyRice event. Even though my photography partner AJ. Bates and I were allowed in free as media, we were not compensated for this post. All opinions above are my own.

LuckyRice San Francisco pulled in the crowds. Photo by Irvin Lin and A.J. Bates of Eat the Love.

The servers had tasty Bombay Sapphire Gin cocktails for us. Photo by Irvin Lin and A.J. Bates of Eat the Love.

LuckyRice San Francisco

Serving up dishes at LuckyRice San Francisco

Kin Khao's Khao Tung Na Tung: Pork, Shrimp and Peanut Dip with Rice Cakes. Photo by Irvin Lin and A.J. Bates of Eat the Love.

M.Y. China's Dan Dan Noodles

Kainbigan Garlic Noodles with Crispy Chicken Adobo Flakes and Kainbigan's Garlic Aioli. Photo by Irvin Lin and A.J. Bates of Eat the Love.

Attic Crispy Oxtail with Cashew-Butter sauce, Eggplant, Snake Beans, & House Bagoong

Prepping dishes at LuckyRice San Francisco

Soy Vay t-shirt and Dirty Habit's Yuzu Popsicle, Yamazaki Whisky, and Coffee Caramel

Hog & Rocks KimBap: Pork Pate, Oyster Sauce, Radish, Carrot, Farm Egg

Spice Kit "Shabu Shabu" Dashi, Soba Noodles, Mushrooms, Japanese Beef

Hand pulled Dan Dan noodles from M.Y. China.

Dosa Squash & Dal with Coconut Basmati Rice with Spices

Tacolicious Tuna Tostadas Contramar-Style

Le Colonial Banh Chum: Vietnamese Crepe with Oyster Mushrooms, Jicama, Coconut Cream, Nuoc Cham, Scallion Oil, Fried Shallots

Irvin eating noodles and Le Colonial Banh Chum: Vietnamese Crepe with Oyster Mushrooms, Jicama, Coconut Cream, Nuoc Cham, Scallion Oil, Fried Shallots

Spices for LuckyRice San Francisco

Sous vide egg with Soy Vay sauce.

Filed Under: Photo Essay, Travel & Events Tagged With: event, festival, food event, luckyrice, san francisco

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  1. Marisa Franca @ All Our Way says

    September 9, 2014 at 4:30 am

    Good picture of you Irving. My luck would have been me sticking the food in my mouth and the photographer taking the shot. I assume it was AJ so he was kind. No one wants to have noodles hanging from the mouths. Are you adventurous when you go to an Asian restaurant and try something “different” or do you go for the usual? I always want to try something I’ve never had before. Since I’m not too familiar with Asian cuisine the whole taste of would have been an adventure. Did you have a favorite there??

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  2. Carpet cleaners Battersea says

    September 10, 2014 at 12:54 am

    Everything looks so deicious! Great pictures.

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  3. merri says

    September 11, 2014 at 10:34 am

    YUM this all looks so good. Also, that is an awesome pic of you.

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  4. Aida Mollenkamp says

    September 12, 2014 at 1:34 pm

    Really wish I could have gone to this! Great pics!

    Reply
  5. Areia says

    May 28, 2015 at 11:21 am

    Wow, amazing pics.

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