Vietnamese in Culver City
For those who like Vietnamese food, there is a new place opening up on Sepulveda in Culver City called Pho Show.
I don't remember the address, but it's on the west side of the street near the Cuban place El Rincon Criollo, across from Tanner's coffee.
And, btw, has anyone else noticed that that stretch of Sep is becoming a coffee place row? There's Tanner's. There's Synergy Cafe. There's a coffee, bakery croissant place at Sep and Braddock (I forget the name). And there is another coffee place on the west side (same side as Synergy).
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Sorry to say, I am not a fan of China Beach. I had some terrible rubbery chicken there a couple days ago. The pho tasted too sweet, although my husband said it was OK for him. I live two blocks away and probably won't be back.
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Has anyone tried "Pho Show" yet? I'd love a report.
I'm concerned about the cute title. From my experience, for some reason cute titles don't usually go with good food establishments. The 2 other pho places in the area are frustratingly faux Vietnamese, Phoreign on Sawtelle and Phobulous on LaCienega.›1 Reply -
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There is also Absolutely PHO-bulous on La Cienega. Kind of funny name but the Pho is just OK. I'll take a boring name like Saigon Flavor, that has good Pho, over one with a clever name.
That said, I hope they have good food since I heard our office is moving to Culver City. I need somewhere to eat besides Tender Greens.
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Thanks for the tip. I'm looking for a new Vietnamese spot since my favorite, Pho King in Rosemead, has closed down.
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re: PaulF
I think you're thinking of China Beach Bistro, which is right across the street from Canal Club. I like it just fine; though it may not have the low prices/"authentic" feel of Vietnamese enclaves, it's a find for this part of town. Also, it's BYO, so it still ends up being quite reasonable. There's also a separate vegan menu that features, along with tofu, fake ham that's quite tasty.
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I've noticed the coffee proliferation too. There are a couple on Centinela as well. And of course a Starbucks is about to open on Centinela and Jefferson.
Thanks for the heads-up on the pho place. I work nearby and am always looking for options. Do you know when it's opening?
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re: lad1818
I don't. I just noticed the sign on my way for some chicken, rice and beans at the Cuban place.
I live in that neighborhood and spend a week or so on vacation drinking in Tanners, eating Cuban, eating sandwiches in Markie D's, Victor Jrs and Sorrentos, going to movies at The Bridge ...
Don't forget, there is a French (sort of French) coffee place on Washington east of Joxers Daly (same block as Markie Ds). And there is one on Overland south of Vet Park ...
It's an odd spot for all those coffee places because (even though you work nearby) it's not a huge commercial area, there isn't an office park nearby, it's not really near WLA College ... it's mostly residential.
I don't mind, though. I like Tanners because it's comfortable for me, I like the coffee and think the girls ... errr ... young ladies who work there are really cool. Free wireless, too. I don't care about baked goods that much, so I haven't tried that bakery place at Braddock near Taco Bell.
Have you tried Synergy or the other spot on the west side of Sep?
I've written many articles in Tanner's .. good spot for me to work ...
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