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Kemo Sabe

3958 Fifth Ave, San Diego, California 92103

Featured Review : It's extremely hard to classify the food at Kemo Sabe, but one description I've read just about gets it right: a fusion of Southeast Asian, Pacific Rim and Native American. That's right, you'll find such tastebud-twiste...See Full Review

  • #6 most popular
    San Diego restaurant
  • Avg. User Rating:
    4 out of 5 stars

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Kemo Sabe Reviews

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Kemo Sabe

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Maggie Mae from San Diego, California
  • March 20, 2002
Quote: The decorative food is sinful to eat. I took my boyfriend to this restaurant for his birthday since it is our all-time favorite in San Diego. I suggest making reservations for Holidays and weekends, you may be able to get away without them during... Read the full Kemo Sabe review

From journal Something Special in San Diego

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Kemo Sabe

  • 4 out of 5 stars by JenLara from New York City, New York
  • March 15, 2002
Kemo Sabe
Quote: It's extremely hard to classify the food at Kemo Sabe, but one description I've read just about gets it right: a fusion of Southeast Asian, Pacific Rim and Native American. That's right, you'll find such tastebud-twisters as a "sushi roll" made... Read the full Kemo Sabe review

From journal A Sun-Drenched San Diego Weekend