I think Slanted Door is getting more and more comfortable with its new location. I hated it when I first opened, but I’ve been happy in the last year. (6 replies, last updated by SanMateoFoodie July 10, 2008)

Has anyone tried the new Slanted Door at the Ferry Building? (1 reply, last updated by Melanie Wong April 13, 2004)

't too hungry when I went otherwise I would have tried the lamb chops(?)...don’t see it on the menu now. tails are very good but pricey for what you get. Oh, I’ve enjoyed the Crispy veg. imperial rolls at Out the Door... (2 replies, last updated by ceekskat October 11, 2008)

Actually not going to go to The House as previously posted. I managed to grab a rez at the Slanted Door. This is going to be my first time eating here. I’ve eaten at Out the Door a few times, and have enjoyed the papaya... (2 replies, last updated by DCarbonaro February 10, 2006)

Is there any place similar and just as good as the Slanted Door in San Francisco? Thanks (11 replies, last updated by Das Ubergeek August 22, 2006)

A number of friends are imploring me to go to the Slanted Door on an upcoming trip yet a search here reveals some lukewarm posts about 3 years ago. What’s the current word? Thanks Travis (6 replies, last updated by Randy October 6, 2003)

How far in advance do I need to make a reservation at Slanted Door? It’s been hard to get anyone on the phone, so wanted to get an idea before I sat thru the hold times. Also, is a walk-in a possibility (on a Thursday night)?... (10 replies, last updated by grubber November 11, 2005)

daniel, the slanted door is a culinary delight. call it what you will – this place is well deserving of it’s long waits and packed house night after night. it may do you some good to read through the archived postings,... (6 replies, last updated by buttercuplah June 4, 2005)

Hello- The Slanted Door lists its address as 1 Ferry Building #3. However, when I put that address in to Yahoo! Maps, it cannot find it. Can anyone tell me where the Slanted Door is located? Is it by any other intersections? (17 replies, last updated by like_to_dine April 23, 2005)

Hi, I’m headed to S.F. soon and wanted to try out Slanted Door. Unfortunately, it looks like they are pretty booked on OpenTable. Is there a bar area? And, if so, can you eat at the bar? I’ll be a solo diner so that... (6 replies, last updated by JasmineG October 3, 2009)

I realize some refined Chowhound palates might not pick either of these restaurants, but bottom line is, I have a reservation at Boulevard and Slanted Door on the same night. I need to pick one and want some opinions as to which... (16 replies, last updated by Beach Chick September 7, 2008)

I have reservations for Friday night at Ame. But now I’m wondering if Slanted Door is a better choice. Any suggestions? (8 replies, last updated by dinnerout July 31, 2008)

Slanted Door now charges an outrageous $35 corkage fee, and there is no warning in advance. Our waiter actually apologized for not warning us. The food remains as wonderful as ever – don’t miss the cellophane noodles... (40 replies, last updated by sfbing February 23, 2009)

My sister offered to take me to lunch for my birthday, and suggested since it was Tuesday we head down to the Ferry Building for the farmers' market and lunch at Slanted Door. I’ve actually never eaten there (despite... (13 replies, last updated by Ruth Lafler March 26, 2009)

That is true of many of the notable Vietnamese restaurants, like PPQ Dungeness, Bodega Bistro, even The Slanted Door itself. (6 replies, last updated by grubber4 September 24, 2008)