"We’re really focusing on [making this location] the taste of the Bay for us, a little taste of every location and bring it over here," Payumo says.
"With the clientele that's coming here in Thrive City, a lot of people that don't know our brand are just learning [about us]. So we want to educate them."
The new 2,800-square-foot space gives the Señor Sisig team room to play, and with it owners Evan Kidera and Gil Payumo installed a large kitchen perfect for feeding basketball and concert crowds.
For the opening, expect the original menu with the addition of one highly sought-after item: the sinigang wings, a collaboration with Filipino American rapper P-Lo only available in Oakland.
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