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Balaban's

Funky name, good food

405 North Euclid Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63108
United States
+1 314 361 8085

Situated in the trendy Central West End, this restaurant is a must-try due to the great culinary selection and the ambience of the surrounding neighborhood, which offers wide scenic areas in which to walk off your meal. Save for the faux-marble table tops, the décor is simple and borders on the non-descript, resulting in a soothing dining experience. Watch the world go by from the sidewalk cafe or be seated in the inside dining room or bar area. Patrons expect a superb meal at Balaban's, and the food lives up to, and surpasses, diners' expectations. Beef Wellington is a popular specialty and barbecued salmon is another favorite.

Valet parking is offered on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Nippon Tei

Asian fusion and sushi 14025 Manchester Rd
St. Louis, MO 63011
United States
+1 636 386 8999 Recently opened in West County, Nippon Tei features a blend of Japanese cuisine with Asian fusion influences of dishes from Thailand and Vietnam. The muted colors of the decor and mellow lighting add to the tranquil ambience. The sushi bar offers a wide selection of different sushi varieties, with and without raw fish. The chicken fried rice with pineapple and cashews was an unusual treat, and the salmon with teriyaki sauce was superb. Try the flavorful miso soup before your entree.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Zoe Pan Asian Cafe

When food enlightens 4753 McPherson Ave
St. Louis, MO 63108
United States
+1 314 361 0013
http://www.zoepanasia.com/ Chef Ny Vongsaly has achieved the perfect blend of Asian fusion in every dish. Bring a dozen friends and order every entrée and appetizer, then sample each other's plates. For starters. try the Wok Seared Salt Shrimp with Mango Yogurt Sauce. And remember, when in doubt, have someone else order for you. A full bar is available. There is a wonderful blend of sleek black tabletops and hardwood floors. The place looks like a hangout for people who demand dry-clean-only garments, for whom anything less would be a crime against decorum.

Review © 2007, Wcities