Top Southeast Asian Restaurant in Lawndale
Saigon Dish Vietnamese Restaurant
Spires Court Plaza, 15725 Hawthorne Blvd #108, Lawndale, CA 90260, United States
Saigon Dish Vietnamese Restaurant offers an exquisite experience for everyone who loves delicious pho. The broth has subtle flavors that are pleasing to the palette, making it a favorite of many. The filet mignon pho is especially delightful and is sure to delight no matter what kind of pho you enjoy. Just order the 13A!The restaurant itself is quite cozy and intimate, with plenty of seating. The staff are always friendly and helpful, making sure each customer leaves satisfied with the meal they enjoyed. Many people visit Saigon Dish specifically for the amazing pho, but they also offer other traditional dishes such as spring rolls, vermicelli bowls, appetizers, and more.The prices at Saigon Dish Vietnamese Restaurant are quite reasonable and make dining here an affordable experience for all. You can get quite busy here and you can sign in early through yelp or once you get in. You can sign in on the tablet that is available at the front counter. It's usually crowded but it moves pretty fast. Additionally, they have convenient hours so that customers can come in at any time to enjoy a bowl of delicious pho. The atmosphere is laid back and relaxed which makes it a great spot to come with friends or family for a meal together.Overall Saigon Dish Vietnamese Restaurant is a fantastic place for those looking for a delicious bowl of pho or other traditional Vietnamese dishes made with fresh ingredients. Not only do they provide high-quality food but also excellent service creating an enjoyable dining experience every time.
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Al-Noor Restaurant
15112 S Inglewood Ave, Lawndale, CA 90260, United States
Best PAKISTANI food I have ever ate in the USA hands down. Let me be clear, this is a Pakistani restaurant that has vegetarian options for the faint of heart, literally.I suggest the Chicken Biryani for all newbies or simply as a starting dish, but definitely the Beef Nihari to get your mouth going. Make sure to get the buttery Garlic Naan to sop up all the curry, because thats where the real spices of Nihari are at. As a side, get the Beef Seikh Kabob to really get that char-grilled Tandoor flavor. I would say that among the Kabobs the really adventurous would be uber satisfied with the Beef Boti Kabob which is more of tenderly marinated and spiced beef chunks than its ground beef cousin, Beef Seikh Kabob. Now for dessert I suggest the Ras Malai or Kheer, 2 of the most satisfying desserts fit for royalty. End the meal with a soul-quenching cup of Dood-Patti Chai (not the same as Masala Chai), one of the ultimate hits-the-spot milk teas that you will be dreaming about.**Disclaimer** Since most Pakistanis could go without vegetables or even being vegetarians at that, try to explore the meat/rice dishes before the vegetarian dishes. Trust me, youll thank me later. For most of you that do not know, Pakistani cuisine is MUCH different from its cross-border neighbor. Pakistani cuisine is heavy on the meats, especially red meat like lamb, goat and beef. Additionally the spices that Pakistani cuisine utilizes are a lot different than the spices Indian vegetarian-themed restaurants use for their cuisine. Some of these Indian restaurants even (gasp!) use the vegetarian spices for the meat dishes that they do serve. The cooking techniques along with the overall meat quality and texture are in my opinion place Pakistani cuisine on an untouchable level with no comparison.
Saigon Market
15705 Hawthorne Blvd A, Lawndale, CA 90260, United States
Best ethnic market in the most conveniently located area. Easy in and out. Freshest produce, fish, meat, and goodies that you would usually have to drive hours for. I love this place. Tony, the manager was the original manager of this store takes pride in running it . It shows in the fresh offerings and reasonable price of the goods. He is honest and takes notice of all his customers. The place has become quite international. The owners are Peruvian but they are quite open, worldly, and down to earth in their offerings. I really love this place and come in to buy their fresh offerings at least once a week; sometimes more. It feels good to support a local market with good, decent folks; knowing that your money is well spent. Highly recommend it.