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Where to eat Asian food in Culver City: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Culver City, California, United States. Culver City is a city in Los Angeles County, California. The city was named after its founder, Harry Culver. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 38,883. It is mostly surrounded by the city of Los Angeles, but also shares a border with unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County. Over the years, it has annexed more than 40 pieces of adjoining land and now comprises about five square miles.
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10. Tara's Himalayan Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Kaymtravel7
We heard so many recommendations that this place was great, and we were not disappointed! The atmosphere is charming, and the service was very attentive and efficient. Many of the dishes were similar to Indian cuisine, and we loved all the flavors. We started with a mango lassi for everyone. My yak chili was very unique and delicious, and I appreciated that you could adjust the spice level for most dishes. My husband and I ended with some tasty dessert, too. I will absolutely return for more wonderful food here.
9. Natalee Thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By MilkmaidTS
Whether you eat in the restaurant, take out, or take advantage of delivery service, it's probably the best Thai food around. Extensive menu of choices for every course. I loved my wonton soup and pad thai shrimp this last visit, but would highly recommend absolutely just about anything on the menu. Great atmosphere and architectural design. Local favorite.
8. Simpang Asia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By James M
nice little place, very noisy, staff were friendly, service pretty good for how busy they were. We tried an array of dishes of which the nasi bungkus was the best. The mantap Pandang was disappointing due to lack of Sumatran heat, tasted like ayam opor, sweet not spicy. In fact, most dishes tried tended to the sweet side as with central Javanese or Betawi influence. Will be back to try the oxtail soup and soto ayam and probably an increase in a star.
7. K-ZO Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Classically trained in both Japanese and French cuisine, Keizo Ishiba has been honing his skills for over thirty years. From his training in Osaka Tsuji Cooking School to his acclaimed work in Kyoto and Los Angeles, Keizoâs creativity and innovation bring
Reviewed By DavidOnTheRoadAgain
Super-busy spot, with convenient parking in attached structure. It can get noisy, if that's a concern. You can order off the (standard "check off items on a paper list") sushi menu, along with additional (tapas-style, if that helps to describe) hot bites and cold bites. This combination of offerings is especially helpful for those who aren't wanting only sushi. My dining partner raved about the salmon sushi, in particular. We both really loved the beet salad with goat cheese; so fresh and flavorful! I enjoyed the crabcakes very much. The New Zealand mussels were tasty, yet had a unique, pungent layer of a hot creamy I-don't-know-what! I liked it, but it could be too much and too strong for the unadventurous. (Don't be like me - ask the server what that mussel topping is!)Service was fast and evenly paced in the serving of dishes, particularly for such a packed house. The only reason for four stars and not five - some servers seemed genuinely interested in our needs; others came across as having zero personality. No server was rude, but the unevenness of the attitudes was obvious. In fact, the busboy was, by far, the most polite, efficient and polished employee we encountered - he'd do very well if promoted to server! In sum: high-quality food, fast service, uneven training of server attitudes. Management could easily observe which servers (and busboys!) outshine the others, and replace those who seem pained to be there. Don't rest on your laurels as being a currently popular spot; strive to improve each of your servers' approach.
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6. Mayura Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Traditional foods are an enduring part of our culture. Traditional taste preservation has become a critical undertaking for Mayura Restaurant Inc and we are proud of the work that we have done to preserve and restore our traditional food. The word Mayura
Reviewed By Jet508681
We rarely eat at an Indian restaurant as most pale in comparison to home cooked food. This place was an exception.Its specialty Kerala (south west coastal India) cuisine was excellent. The buffet had a good range of dishes including fish curry that melted in the mouth at a bargain price. For a change food was not deep fried and oily as in most Indian restaurants. Healthy and tasty, a treat.
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5. Upper West
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Upper West is Santa Monicaâs newest dining destination, serving modern American cuisine thatâs as familiar and comforting as it is original and inventive.Featuring an open complete kitchen, a full-service 27-foot bar, a sophisticated wine collection and a
Reviewed By gregh632
We picked this restaurant away from the main drag because it was conveniently close to our concert venue, McCabeâs Guitar Shop. So glad we did! The dishes were delicious, sized just right for a late night bite. I had the pork tenderloin, cooked medium rare with a rich, dark sauce and goatâs cheese mashed potato. My wife had the salmon, perfectly seasoned and served with couscous - not usually a favorite of ours, but very enjoyable in this preparation. Service was brisk and friendly, the wine list was comprehensive and reasonably priced, and the decor was pleasant to look at - large original canvases. It was a bit noisy, and tables were close together, but it suited our mood. A great find in a city with many restaurants, most not nearly as good as The Upper West!
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4. RockSugar Southeast Asian Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 477 reviews
RockSugar Pan Asian Kitchen is an upscale casual destination from restaurateur, David Overton and Singapore-raised, New York trained Chef Mohan Ismail. RockSugar showcases the cuisines of Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and India. As kee
Reviewed By Wiwiek J
Great place and food. The front receptionist could be friendlier, not upset looking and gave a cold welcome.Appetizers: spicy chicken meatballs, glazed pork belly buns, beef skewersThey were really delicious.Main: Princess chicken - ok. It's like Korean chicken wingsShaking beef - Thai noodles - okHainanese rice - ran out but they didn't let us know til we asked at the end.Steamed Malaysian Seabass - With drink, spend $50/personService - I felt bad for waitress. She's overwhelm so hard to get her. Thank you for your review. We're glad to hear that you enjoyed your meal and we look forward to your next visit!
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3. Lukshon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Lukshon, the Yiddish word for noodle, is the brainchild of celebrity Chef Sang Yoon. An inspired interpretation of modern southeast Asian cuisine, introducing the refined flavors of the region with a menu that explores shared ingredients from diverse culi
Reviewed By mikefrance1
This strange dish put me in mind of JD Salingerâs strange but beautiful âa fine day for Bananafishâ. I wish Soon Yang would open up in London . This is the finest Asian cooking I have had. Easily equivalent to Michelin 1 star and probably good enough for 2 stars. Donât miss out this is fantastic.
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2. Tatsu Ramen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Ryu Isobe was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1988 to actor Hiroshi Isobe. He left Japan at the age of 14 to live in Hawaii, being drawn to explore the world and the American lifestyle. Realizing he wanted to be an entrepreneur at a very young age, USC was an obv
Reviewed By kitchenmagician
had delicious tonkatsu ramen! loved that they also have a vegan version. My only issue was having to order by ipad outside before you come in. It was fine for us but very confusing for our older parents, whom were with us. Otherwise, very delicious, quick and attentive servers.
1. n/naka
Overall Ratings
5 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By James T
As so many have noted, the food is both exquisite in taste and presentation. Several of the courses ranked among the best I have ever had. We also were very fortunate in that our dinner partners procured our reservation on the first try! I felt that the sake pairings weren't worth the price. They did not seem to accent the dishes the way a good wine pairing can -- though to be fair, I am not all that familiar with sake so perhaps it is my lack of experience. I also felt that the sitting should either be about a half hour longer or two dishes shorter -- we felt a bit rushed at the end.But in the end, the ambiance, service, food and presentation far outweighed the minor complaints and the experience was very much worth it.
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