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Indian Dosa Spot To Replace This Michelin-Starred San Francisco Restaurant

Written by Julie ZigorisPublished May 26, 2023 • 11:30am
Dosa Corner | Julie Zigoris/The Standard

The much-loved, Michelin-starred AL’s Place on Valencia Street is reopening as an Indian dosa restaurant. 

Dosa Corner Indian Cuisine will open June 1, according to the eatery’s Yelp page. The new spot will serve alcohol as well as the thin pancakes that are a hallmark of South Indian cuisine. 

Chef Aaron London closed down AL’s Place in 2022, after seven years in business. The Mission destination garnered a “best new restaurant in the country” nod from Bon Appetit the year it opened and went on to become a foodie hot spot.  

AL's Place, which closed in 2022 will soon become Dosa Corner, according to a Yelp posting. | Julie Zigoris/The Standard

Dosa Corner will join an expanding array of Indian cuisine in the Mission. Aaha Indian Cuisine opened in 2022 on 17th Street, and both Udupi Palace and Aditi on Valencia Street have been serving up dosas for years. 

Other Indian restaurants in the neighborhood include Deccan House and Birani House, both on Valencia Street. 

The assortment of options gives Mission residents a half-dozen plus options for Indian cuisine—and there’s also a nearby Indian grocery store on 22nd Street. 

Julie Zigoris can be reached at jzigoris@sfstandard.com


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