Small space offers intimate dining with a cozy, nostalgic vibe. Seafood shines with shrimp salted egg and a crab roll packed with crab and pork belly. Authentic Vietnamese dishes go beyond pho, including a dill turmeric fish cooked at the table.
Seafood dishes feature shrimp with salted egg and a crab roll packed with crab, shrimp, and pork belly. Fish options include a dill and turmeric fish served on a cooktop at the table, echoing traditional Ha Noi style.
"The Vietnamese food here has rich, balanced broths that taste like home."
"I found the Vietnamese food here to be truly authentic and delicious."
"The fish cake in dill is authentic and delicious."
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The restaurant offers dishes not commonly found at other Vietnamese restaurants, like banh beo and banh xeo.
There are plenty of vegetarian options available on the menu.
Parking is free but can get crowded; spots are limited and tight.
Family-run spot offers an authentic vibe with a calm, quiet atmosphere and ample parking. Seafood shines in dishes like pepper fried shrimp and steamed fish fillet. Clean, pleasant interior makes it a great neighborhood choice.
Shrimp appears in several dishes like the combination chow mein and pepper fried shrimp. Steamed fish fillet and a Sizzling Plate of Mixed Seafood offer variety alongside fried fish and noodles.
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The entrance is at the back facing the parking lot.
There is plenty of parking in the back.
The restaurant gets busy during peak hours.
Classic loncheria style offers lively local seafood vibes with strong Margaritas and large portions. Mexican seafood shines in Tostada ceviche and Super shrimp Botana. Casual atmosphere with music and TV screens showing sports or novelas adds to the charm.
Mexican seafood shines with Tostada ceviche featuring shrimp and fish, plus shrimp or mixed cocktails. Fried Tilapia and the Super shrimp Botana stand out among plates and platters.
Good to know
Parking can be hard to find nearby.
Expect large portion sizes for your meal.
Prices are very reasonable and affordable.
Small spot with vintage ship decor offers a cozy vibe and fresh fish and chips. Crispy, golden fish and jumbo shrimp shine with classic tartar sauce. Limited space and old-fashioned feel add to the charm.
Fish comes out light golden brown with a crunchy outside and soft inside. The jumbo shrimp and fish filets are fresh tasting and crispy, paired well with tartar sauce.
Good to know
There is a $10 minimum fee to use a credit card.
The food is made to order, so calling ahead allows for hot food to be ready in 10 minutes.
Extra condiments cost an additional charge.
Diner-style spot shines with bold Cajun flavors in its seafood boil and fresh raw oysters. Nautical decor with crabs and sea creatures creates a cozy vibe. Generous portions and a clean, welcoming atmosphere make it a great choice for seafood lovers.
Seafood here features medium spicy whole shrimp and San Pedro-style shrimp that stand out for flavor. Raw oysters taste fresh and less fishy, while fish and chips offer a solid alternative to the seafood boil.
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The restaurant is very clean.
The price was fair.
There wasn’t a waiting line.
Small interior offers a cozy atmosphere with cool air conditioning. Generous portions and fair prices make it a great spot for Thai food lovers. The spicy seafood soup is a standout, praised for its rich flavor and quality.
Spicy seafood soup stands out as a highlight, noted for its rich flavor and quality. This dish often ranks above others in the valley and even compares to those in Hollywood.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available for $8.95, but actual prices may vary.
Expect a wait time of about 45 minutes during peak hours.
The average price for a meal is around $17, offering good value.
Small space with a Mexican vibe and live Latin DJ creates a cheerful, homey feel. Fresh, plump shrimp and super fresh oysters highlight the menu. Loud sound levels mix with a calm, charming setting for a unique dining experience.
Shrimp dishes stand out with plump, juicy shrimp like Botanas Shrimp a la San Pedro and Shrimp Fajitas. Oysters come super fresh, and the seafood overall is high-quality with a taste that feels like home.
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Karaoke nights occur on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
Expect price changes on karaoke nights due to special events.
A $2 fee applies for shrimp peeling.
Small, colorful spot with a vibrant atmosphere and intimate seating keeps energy lively and chill. Large portions of fresh coconut shrimp stand out, though some dishes lack strong flavor. Warm, welcoming vibe makes it easy to relax and enjoy great music.
Shrimp dishes feature large portions with the fried rice plate serving more shrimp than typical Italian pasta dishes. Coconut shrimp and teriyaki chicken come out fresh and flavorful, while the shrimp Tom Yum lacks strong taste.
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Coco D’s BBQ opens late, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect a unique and eclectic menu with diverse flavors.
Prices are fair and reasonable for the quality of food.
Cozy dim sum spot shines with authentic Chinese dishes and friendly staff. Seafood lovers enjoy house special shrimp and tender fish dishes. Affordable prices make it a great choice, though rice and tea cost extra and no diet drinks are available.
House special shrimp and special house crab stand out for their consistent quality. Fish dishes come tender and flavorful, with options like spicy chicken and fish presented beautifully and packed with taste.
Good to know
They automatically charge an 18% gratuity for parties of five or more.
Parking is free around the restaurant.
White rice and some condiments incur extra charges.
Small Asian grocery store offers fresh seafood with free cleaning and frying. It stocks hard-to-find ethnic ingredients from Thailand and Indonesia. Prices stay affordable while providing unique snacks and fresh produce.
Fresh fish comes with a free cleaning and frying service. A good selection of seafood and prepared shrimp spring rolls is available alongside snacks and drinks.
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New Bangluck Market offers a wide selection of Asian groceries and snacks.
Fresh to-go food options are available at New Bangluck Market.
Prices at New Bangluck Market are generally cheaper than at 99 Ranch Market.
Small Salvadoran spot serves authentic pupusas in a cozy, family-friendly space. Fried fish shines with golden onions, while shrimp dishes offer flavorful heat. Fresh bakery items make great takeout.
Fried fish comes topped with golden onions and a golden chili. Shrimp plates arrive flavorful and hot. Some fish can be tough, but shrimp and carne asada plates cost around 21 dollars.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a special on Mondays and Wednesdays for $2.29 per pupusa.
A Monday and Tuesday special features pupusas for $1.99 each.
The menu includes a great variety of authentic Salvadoran dishes.
Chinese spot draws crowds with large portions and affordable combo plates. Shrimp shines as the key seafood but can be overcooked. Atmosphere is welcoming despite poor lighting, making it a solid choice for budget diners.
Shrimp stands out as a key seafood option but tends to be overcooked at times. Orange chicken and wings also appear alongside seafood but shrimp is the main focus here.
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Expect a long line during peak hours, but it moves quickly.
Combo plates are reasonably priced and serve large portions.
A $2.00 fee applies for credit card payments.
Fast food spot serves crispy tacos with fresh fish and large, heavily breaded shrimp. Quick service gets food ready in under a minute. Clean dining area shows staff pride and care.
Fish and Shrimp Crispy Tacos feature large shrimp with heavy breading, making the tacos appear bigger. The fish tacos come with fresh ingredients and are served alongside deluxe fries.
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The restaurant is clean and well-maintained.
There are several parking spots in front and about 15 more on the side and back.
The tacos cost $3 each.