Famed SF chef is opening eating places in every single place besides right here

James Beard Award-winning Vietnamese restaurant Slanted Door is seemingly in every single place today besides its hometown.

For 2 days in November, famed Bay Space chef Charles Phan is slated to convey his restaurant Slanted Door to a five-star resort in Cabo San Lucas. Going down on Nov. 24 and 25, the $145 ticketed occasion at Montage Los Cabos “will characteristic The Slanted Door’s signature flavors whereas incorporating the bountiful seafood that Baja California has to supply.”

In the meantime, Slanted Door’s new Napa location is slated to open Nov. 7, Slanted Door press consultant Anh Duong informed SFGATE (initially, it was slated to open in October). And all the way in which throughout the Atlantic, Slanted Door’s first worldwide location in Beaune, France, is anticipated to open subsequent month, she added.

However as for Slanted Door’s flagship San Francisco location? Nonetheless closed. 

Since 2020, Slanted Door on the Ferry Constructing has remained darkish for renovations, based on its web site. Regardless of rumors of its everlasting closure, Phan informed the San Francisco Chronicle in Might 2023 that the restaurant will certainly reopen, but it surely’s caught within the allowing and constructing course of (the Chronicle and SFGATE are each owned by Hearst however have separate newsrooms). The workforce is aiming for a spring or summer time 2024 reopening, Duong informed SFGATE on Thursday, however is specializing in the Napa and France openings first. 

Slanted Door’s San Ramon location, which debuted in 2019, stays open. 

Within the years because the Ferry Constructing location went darkish, Phan has additionally debuted new, non-Slanted Door initiatives. In 2022, he opened an SF sandwich store known as Chuck’s Takeaway and introduced an upcoming noodle store known as Moonset opening in Larkspur’s Marin Nation Mart.

And now, a pop-up in Cabo. No matter occurs with the Ferry Constructing restaurant, at least the world could have no scarcity of Phan’s acclaimed meals.