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2150 Chestnut St. (between Steiner and Pierce sts.). & 415/749-0506. Reservations not accepted. circus circus Most dishes $5.25 $9.50. MC, V. Mon 11am 9pm; Tues Thurs and Sun 11am 10pm; Fri Sat 11am 10:30pm. Bus: 22, 28, 30, 30X, 43, 76, or 82X.

JAPANESE Spare and plain in its decor, with ochre-colored walls etched with patterns, this spot has a meditative circus circus air to complement the traditional, experimental, circus circus and very fresh and clean Japanese-inspired cuisine. The menu, which changes daily, offers meal-in-a-bowl dishes ($9 $13) that allow a choice of soba or udon noodles in a clear soup with a variety of toppings from shrimp and wakame seaweed to beef with burdock root and carrot. Appetizers include a flavorful melding of grilled shiitake mushrooms, as well as portobello mushrooms, circus circus watercress, and green-onion pancakes. There are also specials ($10 $18), which always include delicious roasted salmon. 1830 Fourth St. (near Hearst). & 510/841-8783. Reservations recommended Fri Sat dinner. Main courses lunch $9 $19, dinner $18 $24. AE, DC, MC, V. Mon Sat 11:30am 3pm; Mon Thurs 5:30 9pm; Fri Sat 5:30 9:30pm.

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Earthquakes In the rare event of an earthquake, if you re in a tall building, don t run outside; instead, move away from windows and toward the building circus circus s center. Crouch under a desk or table, or stand against a wall or under a doorway. If you re in bed, get under the bed or stand in a doorway, or crouch under a sturdy piece of furniture. When exiting the building, use stairwells, not elevators.