Chef Nora Haron is bringing Southeast Asian cuisine to Walnut Creek

The dishes and techniques will be inspired by Singaporean and Indonesian cuisine.
Chef Nora Haron is bringing Southeast Asian cuisine to Walnut Creek
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Star chef Nora Haron along with Amanda Steckler are opening the much-awaited restaurant in Walnut Creek.

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SanDai will be opening its doors at 1522 N Main St. in Walnut Creek. While earlier it was supposed to be named Table at 7, they changed it to SanDai in 2021 and it is slated to open mid-November

The dishes and techniques will be inspired by Singaporean and Indonesian cuisine such as beef randang, fried tempeh, braised beets and peanut sambal, eggplant sambal and more. It is also inspired by California creating a blend between two places. The menu will focus on Southeast Asian food.

The restaurant will have indoor and outdoor seating and will be accompanied by a Kopi Bar that will serve “strong, Singaporean-style coffee roasted with buttery sugar and sipped with condensed milk, along with espresso drinks.”

“It’s going to be inviting and vibrant,” she says. “You’ll feel like you’re in a modern take of Indonesia,” said Haron to The Mercury News.

Lajja Mistry

Lajja Mistry

Lajja is a multimedia journalist from India. Her work is mainly focused on stories about culture, gender, and the South Asian experience. She is interested in features, profiles, and long-form visual narratives. She is currently based in Los Angeles and is an alumnus of the University of Southern California.
Lajja Mistry

Lajja Mistry

Lajja is a multimedia journalist from India. Her work is mainly focused on stories about culture, gender, and the South Asian experience. She is interested in features, profiles, and long-form visual narratives. She is currently based in Los Angeles and is an alumnus of the University of Southern California.

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