Lime Tree Southeast Asian Kitchen

Welcome to my review of Lime Tree Southeast Asian Kitchen! As a food enthusiast, I was excited to try this Malaysian-Indonesian fusion spot in San Francisco’s vibrant Hayes Valley neighborhood. Located at 450 Irving St, this cozy eatery serves up authentic flavors with a modern twist, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to spice up their dining routine.

Restaurant Info

• Restaurant Type: Malaysian, Indonesian, Noodles
• Address: 450 Irving St San Francisco, CA 94122 , USA
• Phone: (415) 665-1415

Located in the heart of San Francisco’s Hayes Valley neighborhood, Lime Tree Southeast Asian Kitchen is an unassuming gem that packs a punch. As soon as you step inside, you’re enveloped by the enticing aromas of Malaysian and Indonesian cuisine, making your mouth water in anticipation of what’s to come.

Lime Tree Southeast Asian Kitchen’s Creamy Tomato Soup is a game-changer. The rich and creamy texture, combined with the perfect balance of tanginess from the tomatoes, makes for an unforgettable dining experience.

The Caesar Salad at Lime Tree Southeast Asian Kitchen is a masterclass in simplicity. Fresh romaine lettuce, crispy croutons, and parmesan cheese come together in harmony, all tied together by a zesty Caesar dressing that elevates each bite to new heights.

Grilled Chicken Breast at Lime Tree Southeast Asian Kitchen is cooked to perfection. The chicken is juicy, flavorful, and tender, with just the right amount of char from the grill. It’s served with a side of steamed vegetables, adding some much-needed crunch to an otherwise silky-smooth dish.

The restaurant has a cozy and intimate atmosphere, with dim lighting and comfortable seating. The tables are set with white tablecloths and fine china, adding to the upscale ambiance. The background features a large window overlooking the cityscape, providing natural light during the day and a romantic view at night.

Rating is 4 out of 5. reviews:

Was craving laksa, so glad they had it here!! It’s their special so it’s not on the menu. The laksa was really good, maybe a little heavier than I’m used to…

The restaurant is close to the Presidio and a unique Southeast Asian stop if you’re in the area.The place had a very casual vibe. We came during late…

This place was really good! It has a hole-in-the-wall feel but is still clean. We got the:- roti, which was GOOD. i always love roti. this was fried and…