- Korean
- Vietnamese
Red Pearl Kitchen
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Ratings and Reviews for Red Pearl Kitchen
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May 15 2012
David M. via Yelp
Ordered take out from Red Pearl on Saturday night after a night out. We ordered the wok charred edemame, salt and pepper prawns, vegetable spring rolls and...read more
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May 14 2012
Jelena R. via Yelp
Red Pearl Kitchen is a great lounge dinner date place, with dim lighting. Has a very romantic feeling to it. Its right downtown so its a great place to...read more
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May 05 2012
Ellen D. via Yelp
The interior design of this restaurant is cool, dark and romantic. There are plenty of bench seats with overstuffed pillows;perfect for happy-hour...read more
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Oct 20 2008
faizal via Citysearch
The ambiance was really nice, the staff friendly. My drinks was always topped immediately. I had Panang Char Kuey Teow and Satay....read more
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May 08 2008
via Citysearch
This is a great place to eat at if you are in downtown San Diego. They feature Southeast Asian Cuisine. The inside is very hip a...read more
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Mar 05 2008
juluvsace via Citysearch
Heard about this place on the radio from Erin @City Search. Hubby and I walked in on a Friday night without reservations. Were t...read more
The Scene
Wander down the curved pathway from the door to the bar and dining room to enter one of downtown's most buzzing scenes. Red walls, black furnishings, lanterns and basket weave ottomans give this downtown hot spot an edgy, Asian ambiance. Flat screens, exposed industrial lighting and the crowd of young, downtown club-goers add an urban twist. Standard pan-Asian categories organize the menu--dim sum, noodles, wok dishes--but the preparations are anything but ordinary. Wok-fired cashew chicken packs a punch with a spicy garlic sauce and crunchy celery, while the fried rice pleasantly surprises with pulled chicken and mango chunks. Edamame are flash roasted instead of steamed and lettuce wraps come with crispy duck, mushrooms, and spicy peanut puree. If the hot, hot menu gets your pulse racing (it will), a sweet scoop of mandarin ice cream or a sake-poached pear are the perfect cool down.