FOB Kitchen, Miller & Lux, Creek House Dim Sum | Check, Please! Bay Area

Oakland’s FOB Kitchen is a love letter to Filipino food; located in the Temescal neighborhood, FOB brings bold flavors and fresh ingredients (like housemade spam!) to classic Filipino favorites in a tropically inspired, vibrant environment. Then, San Francisco’s Miller & Lux, helmed by celebrity chef Tyler Florence (‪@TylerFlorenceYouTube‬) is the perfect spot for a post-hoops celebration near the Chase Center. Indulge in decadent, dry-aged steaks and sumptuous side dishes, but save room for dessert, a show-stopping display of sweet treats. Next, Creek House Dim Sum brings classic dim sum to Walnut Creek, employing traditional Cantonese techniques to craft top-quality small bites. Finally, reporter Cecilia Phillips heads Off the Grid to San Francisco’s Fort Mason for Fido Friday at California’s largest weekly food truck gathering. #CheckPleaseBayArea #FilipinoFood #TylerFlorence #RestaurantReviews #SFBayArea 0:00 Check, Please! Bay Area (Season 17, Episode 9) 0:52 FOB Kitchen (Oakland) 3:20 Three Bay Area guests share their thoughts on FOB Kitchen 7:33 Where to find FOB Kitchen 7:44 Miller & Lux (San Francisco) 10:42 Three Bay Area guests share their thoughts on Miller & Lux 15:07 Where to find Miller & Lux 15:19 Creek House Dim Sum (Walnut Creek) 17:43 Three Bay Area guests share their thoughts on Creek House Dim Sum 21:17 Where to find Creek House Dim Sum 21:28 Cecilia Tries It: Off the Grid (San Francisco) Support for Check, Please! Bay Area is provided by Oakland International Airport, IRG, Total Wine and More, Sutter Health, Fog Harbor Fish House, and Oceania Cruises. We want to hear from you! Share your thoughts on Check, Please! Bay Area by taking our 2022 audience survey: https://bit.ly/22CPBASurveyYT 👉 SUBSCRIBE to watch more Bay Area food stories, recipe videos, and episodes of Check, Please! Bay Area: https://bit.ly/2U0Wbkd 👈 🥗 Join us on Instagram➡   / kqedfood   🍔 Like us on Facebook➡   / kqedfood   🍕 Follow us on Twitter➡   / kqedfood