First ladies of the world, look out: these dazzling Asian divas can out-hostess you in half the time and half the clothes. Cocktails and Asian-inspired dishes are served with sass by AsiaSF's transgender stars. Hostesses rock the bar/runway hourly, and at weekends everyone hits the downstairs dance floor. Three-course dinners run $44 to $69 – and, honey, those tips are well earned.
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