What do you get when you combine traditional Indian cuisine with an incredible coastal town like San Francisco? The answer is Gajalee, a restaurant that takes full advantage of the town’s fresh seafood to create exciting dishes in San Francisco’s Mission District. While staples like chicken tikka masala will always prove a knockout, we suggest you try the fish malvani masala which truly showcases what Gajalee has to offer.

Akash and Rana Kapoor bring authentic Indian street food to the Bay Area with Curry Up Now. The restaurant’s fun take on traditional dishes make it truly stand out. Pro tip: Order the itsy bitsy naan bits, kathi rolls, and deconstructed samosas, invite some friends over, and have the perfect game night.

What do you do when you’re craving a fresh, delicious dinner, but can’t get off the couch? Turn to Kama Sushi Soma which offers sushi and sashimi, as well as udon and ramen, all delivered right to your door. You’d be remiss not to order the 49er signature roll or the tonkatsu ramen.

Patxi’s has been serving up delicious deep dish pizza to the West Coast since 2004. Even San Francisco Giants pitcher Matt Cain has his own pie which brings together pepperoni and garlic-fennel sausage in deep dish heaven. A nap may be necessary after consumption.

For those East Coast transplants missing the delis of New York, Morty’s Delicatessen has you covered. Whether you’re seeking classics like a reuben and homemade chili or something more original like the Jankbot Sandwich, Morty’s will provide you with food that’ll make you forget you left New York.

Pizza is always a good delivery choice, and an even better choice is Amici's East Coast Pizzeria. If you love New York-style pizza, this is place for you. Their thin crust is a perfect imitation of that type of 'za. And if you want some greens, go for the Caesar.