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"Kasama, a personal favorite, is the only Filipino restaurant in the world with a Michelin star. They serve breakfast and baked goods by day and transform into a fine dining tasting menu at night. During breakfast they have classics like Filipino breakfast, adobo, and many bakery items. Their dinner tasting menu has a more modern take with lamb belly kare-kare or squab inasal. Asian-owned; reservations are for dinner only and release on a 45 day rolling calendar. They can be a little tough to get, but if you put the work in, it’ll be worth it. Walk-ins only for breakfast, but you'll need to get there very early to avoid standing in line for too long! Daytime Wednesday – Sunday 9am – 3pm Dinner Service Thursday – Sunday Reservation Only $$$ "
"Kasama needs no introduction. The lines that form 20 minutes before it opens are a testament to that. I hate to admit it, but it lives up to the hype. The breakfast sandwiches are heavenly, all of the pastries are amazing, but the Kasama combo sandwich for lunch is what did it for me. It's their version of the Italian beef and it's godly. Lines are almost unavoidable, but you might get lucky on a weekday."
"Laid-back eatery serving creative sweet & savory pastries, plus Filipino offerings, coffee & wine."

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