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Big Bowl

Multiple Asian Cultures

The Galleria
3669 Galleria Drive
Minneapolis, MN 55435
United States
+1 952 928 7888
http://www.bigbowl.com

This restaurant features a variety of foods from many different Asian cultures. Start with an appetizer of Vietnamese spring rolls stuffed with shrimp, chicken and noodles seasoned just right. The flour-battered squid or cracker crust Mongolian pizza topped with glazed chicken, peppers and mushrooms are also excellent starters. Continue with an entrée of Burmese shrimp and chicken curry or Thai curry beef. At the stir-fry bar, load your bowl with a choice of five meats, four sauces and 20 vegetables. Complement your meal with beer, wine, tea or soft drinks.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Andy Atkinson

Camdi

An inexpensive treat 1325 4th St Southeast
Minneapolis, MN 55414
United States
+1 612 331 4194 This is a great place to grab a bite in the University of Minnesota. This small Vietnamese restaurant has great portions for small prices. The crowd here is mostly University students looking for a quick bite. Most of the Vietnamese favorites are offered such as soups, eggrolls and spicy entrees. The daily lunch specials are worth checking out.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Chamber's Kitchen

Where Food & Art Collide 901 Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55403
United States
+1 612 767 6978
http://www.chambersminneapolis... This David Rockwell designed restaurant is a far cry from his Broadway set designs on Hairspray and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, but judging by the popularity, it seems to be well accepted. Boasting two floors atop the prestigious Chambers Minneapolis Hotel, world renowned Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten has laid out a unique Asian-inspired menu with items including Mahi-Mahi with Malaysian Chili Sauce, Atlantic Salmon with celery root puree, as well as the classic favorite of Black Pepper Sirloin Steak. The restaurant is accentuated by renowed pieces of art from Damien Hurst and others making this a virtual hotspot for gastronome's and art-lovers alike. For a truly exceptional dining experience, be sure to reserve the chef's table.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Nicholas Bullick
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Photo: Sue Padilla

Cheng Heng Restaurant

Gem to be Discovered 448 University Ave W
Minneapolis, MN 55103
United States
+1 651 222 5577 The first Cambodian restaurant in the Twin Cities, this is a gem waiting to be discovered. For those who have not yet experienced Cambodian cuisine, you are missing something special. Albums featuring colored photographs of most dishes sit on the tables to make ordering easy. Virtually fat free, the cuisine is tangy, fresh and lean. Start with an appetizer of spring rolls stuffed with shrimp, pork, bean sprouts and fresh herbs. The papaya salad, spiked with red pepper, is hot and cool. The lean beef stir-fry is spicy and moist. A rice-flour crepe, folded omelet-style around ground pork, shrimp, cucumber slices and bean sprouts wrapped in cool lettuce and dipped in a rich peanut sauce, is a wonderful blend of flavors and textures. Most desserts involve a combination of fresh fruit, rice and coconut. Beverages include a variety of tea, both hot and iced, mineral water and soft drinks. The prices are really inexpensive too!

Review © 2007, Wcities

Kimson Vietnamese Cuisine

Taste Vietnam 8654 Lyndale Avenue S
Minneapolis, MN 55420
United States
+1 952 885 0230 This little restaurant serving the finest Vietnamese cuisine is the place to come when your taste buds are craving flavorful foods filled with of exotic spices. The smell is tantalizing when you first walk in. Dishes, such as Hot and Spicy Mock Duck, Vietnamese Chow Mein and egg rolls, will satisfy your craving. The kitchen caters to vegetarians with many meat-less selections.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Lotus Restaurant

Simply Vietnamese 113 West Grant Street
Grant & LaSalle
Minneapolis, MN 55403
United States
+1 612 870 1218
http://www.lotustogogo.com/ Lotus is one of the most popular Vietnamese restaurants in the city. The American food here is also quite commendable. The curry chicken is scrumptious and one of the yummiest appetizers here is the cream-cheese puff. The interiors are simple yet charming with flowers used to decorate the tables. Go ahead and soak yourself in simple Vietnamese pleasure.

Review © 2007, Wcities