Historical February–March 2004 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
New opportunities for dining and shopping are arriving in Skinker DeBaliviere. First to open its doors in January is the Chinese Noodle Cafe, 6138 Delmar, operated by Peggy Hou.
This restaurant is a traditional Chinese dining treat, with special menu items geared to vegetarians and those who are watching their diets.
The Noodle Cafe is open 7 days a week: M-Th 11-3 and 5- 9:30; Fri 11-3 and 5-10:30pm, and Sat and Sun 5-10:30pm.
An avid fan promises large portions of many familiar and tasty dishes.
The prices are very moderate. Take out is also available for those wearily returning from work. Entrees include pepper steak, cashew chicken, General Tso’s Chicken and Happy Family. By February 1, Mirasol should be opening near by.
This nuevo Latino restaurant is owned by Brendan and Brian Marsden; the chef is Dana Holland. At 6144 Delmar, Mirasol will feature tapas and include the cuisine of Cuba, Mexico and South America. One month later, the first week of March, Miss Saigon will open at 6101 Delmar.
It will feature wonderful, authentic Vietnamese cuisine.
The owners are Si and Naya Vo. Shopping opportunities are also expanding. By the first week of February, we will have two new stores geared to the female shopper. Spot 9, at 6140 Delmar, will have ladies’ shoes and accessories available. Sheryl and James Myers own this new emporium. At 6146 Delmar, Reflections, featuring women’s clothing will join the Delmar shopping mix. Owned by Felicia Brown, it will have a wide range of items geared to the younger set.
Original photograph caption
6138–46 Delmar, restored storefronts. Photo by Sandy Kaiser of Kiku Obata and Company.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, February–March 2004.
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