Corey Lee’s latest project, In Situ, is one of the summer’s most anticipated restaurant openings, which is sure to live up to the hype as Lee’s reputation precedes him. Situated on the ground floor of the newly renovated San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, In Situ’s‘ unique menu features a collection of dishes from over 80 chefs from around the world, recreated by Lee. In Situ offers an engaging cultural and educational experience, rather than traditional dining, and allows patrons to try memorable food that isn’t easily accessible otherwise. While the dishes are not originally created by Lee, the concept aims to ‘keep [the chef’s] work alive so that more people can enjoy and experience it’.
The restaurant is divided into two sections – one area has traditional seating and a sit down menu of around 15 dishes while the other area is more casual and allows for communal dining. In Situ’s‘ opening hours are from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with an extended opening time until 9:00 p.m. during the first few weeks. Reservations will be accepted for parties of 8 or less through their website, beginning June 11th.
Want to know more about what’s being served at In Situ? Check out the dish that Corey Lee learned to make from Chef Matt at RONIN here.
Images Courtesy: Liz Hafalia, The SF Chronicle
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