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    Grand Bistro

    4.6 (84 reviews)
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    Dogs allowed

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    Ebuwa E.

    Pho-mazing! Lovely mouthfeel with the broth, a perfect bowl on a winter storm night. Try the Pho Dac Biet along with a mix of hoisin sauce, chili garlic and the chili crisp - this combo was a good replacement for my usual hoisin sauce/sa té combo at pho restaurants. The pork eggrolls had an unusual surprise - fresh sliced mushrooms (in case you were wondering why the crust was darker in hue). We chatted briefly with Jeff, the owner, and learned a ton about the restaurant's history and re-launch. It's a good sized venue, with great lighting and seating plus excellent service. I would dine here again!

    Leila S.

    The food was amazing! Our server was nice. Ambiance was incredible and friendly! We will definitely be back!

    Crispy tofu
    Jaz M.

    I enjoyed the crispy tofu and beef pho. I would get the tofu again and try something else next time. The pho was a little oily. They have some other dishes I'd try. The service was good and workers were friendly. One gentleman did a LOT of uncovered sneezing... They're a good place for dinner. Smaller and more condensed seating area. Give it a try.

    Goi Cuon
    Danielle P.

    So happy that pho has returned to S. Grand! The ambiance is perfect for a cozy night out with friends, and our group of six was seated comfortably. The food came out quickly, and everyone loved their meals. I ordered the rice paper rolls and the vermicelli noodles with egg rolls, both delightful. The freshly squeezed lemonade truly is fresh, and on a cold night, a warm pot of tea pairs perfectly with the soups. Still smiling from the great time out.

    Dani C.

    This place is my comfort zone. I am literally there every week, because the good it is just amazing. The best pho in Saint Louis. The service is always a top tier. The place is cute, clean and with a wonderful full bar! My favorite dishes are the chicken/tilapia curry and of course the pho. I will always recommend this place at anytime!!!!

    Pho with beef meatball and sliced beef and stir fried cai lan. Wonderful
    Steve W.

    I've been coming here a while. And never have had anything but a wonderful experience. Food is great and staff is even more wonderful. Please come see them. You won't be sorry

    Stir fry noodles Mi Xao Mem
    Trevor M.

    To start we had an order of spring rolls and fried egg rolls. They were both delicious. The fried one came out a little too hot. I ordered the stir fry noodles and I loved every bite of it. It all tastes fresh and very flavorful. I can't recommend the food here any more. I can tell they put a lot of effort in making quality dishes with a good price point here. The service was very respectful, kind, patient, and delivered everything on time.

    Grilled shrimp
    Whitney S.

    When it's soup season, Grand Bistro is THE place to be! Everything is great. Great service, great vibe, great drinks, and amazing food! I love their Seasoned Tofu, Grilled Shrimp, and their chicken pho! The chicken pho is literally 12/10

    Garlic shrimp
    Sadie K.

    I'm so glad I got to try this place! It used to be Pho Grand and it closed down a few years ago and I was so sad as I never got to go! But now it's open again! And omg was it delicious! I got the wonton soup which was so savory and yummy. And then I got the garlic sautéed shrimp. You can never go wrong! Both of my friends got pho and they LOVED it. Now I have to go back and get pho! The place is pretty small. And it was packed! There was a wait on a Wednesday night when we went! Which means it's good! Luckily we snagged some bar seats and didn't have to wait. Keep in mind there is only street parking along Grand, which can be tricky depending on the day/time of day. But it's well worth a visit!

    Banh Xeo, Crispy crepe
    Lori W.

    I have an unreasonable emotional attachment to banh xeo. I can't seem to find it anywhere near my house these days.I was near downtown today and swung by the only place my most recent menu searches listed it. "Swung by" as in 30 minutes completely out of my way. So glad I did! The location is bistro modern and welcoming. Service was great- even though i was just getting carryout they seated me at the bar and offered me a glass of ice. especially nice since it's 94 degrees outside. My order of banh xeo, crispy crepe, was the absolute best I've had. Today is not going to satisfy a craving but create a longing for it again. Soon.

    Shaken beef
    Kay S.

    Amazing food. Got the beef pho and shaken beef with drinks, all winners. Staff super friendly, environment warm, definitely will be back!

    The beautiful and cozy dining room.
    Valerie T.

    It's still exactly the same except for a slight name change and updated decor. The owner and his wife were on the floor and could not have been nicer. They love their restaurant and it shows. He said it will always be Pho Grand to him. He helped us with menu selection and everything was delicious. I had the coconut curry. It was very good. He had a beef tenderloin soup but I don't remember the name. It was all good and lovely. Very happy they are back!!

    Bo Luc Lac

    Best Vietnamese in the city. Outstanding food. Outstanding service. Cannot recommend this place enough.

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    Best Vietnamese food in town ... been going here for years! Great place and food ... glad to see them back

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    Ask the Community - Grand Bistro

    Is the pho broth made with cilantro (soap, to us cursed with the gene)?

    Most likely, but you might be able to ask them to leave it out, but I haven't ordered it before. So many items on the list.

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    Lona's Lil Eats

    4.6
    (829 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    Lona's Lil Eats offers healthy options, large portions, and great flavors…read more Wait times are about 15 to 20 minutes, and the staff is friendly. Street parking is available. The patio is lovely during the evening! I ordered the Smoked Turkey Wrap (no cilantro) and the spicy eggplant. The Smoked Turkey Wrap was delicious! The greens were fresh, the rice was fluffy, and the turkey was tender. The smoked flavor was rich and robust. I also quite enjoyed the peanut sauce, it offered an additional nutty profile to the wrap. The only downside is that the rice paper wrap can easily fall apart. The spicy eggplant had a great flavor, but the texture was quite soft. It had a nice kick, and a subtle sweetness. The texture wasn't my favorite, so I don't think I'd order it again.

    After reading alllll the reviews I was excited to try this place. But, it just did not reach all my…read moreexpectations based off the reviews I read. This place did have fresh food, I'll give it that. But, it definitely lacked in aspects that didn't make it amazing or something I'd really suggest unless someone I knew was vegetarian. We were served quickly but definitely felt like the staff had a very "meh" attitude. It's a very specific type of place, mismatched furniture, kind of eclectic. It gives very "lived in vibes". The food itself was okay. The steak dumpling were probably my favorite but I wish there was more options for dipping sauce rather than just chili crisp oil. I ordered the big Thai wrap, and while it was good, I had to ask for extra sauce because the lettuce was just overwhelming, like there was just a giant wad of it thrown in there. The wrap itself is a rice paper so you really can't put it down when you eat it or it just falls apart. But, overall, with extra sauce, rearranging things a bit everything was generally good. Would I go out of my way to go back? Probably not but it's definitely a great place to try for yourself.

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    Spicy Cucumber Salad
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    Indo

    Indo

    4.5
    (479 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$$

    I mean.. SO flavorful. Every single dish…read more If I had all the money in the world, I would be here every night. End of story.

    Ambiance: Very nice, dark, cozy -- date night vibes…read more Service: Great! Polite, smiles, answered all our questions. We started with the Isaan hamachi. It was okay, but compared to Sado's version it just didn't hold up. The biggest issue was the aroma--it had a sour, almost "rotten milk" smell. I'm not sure if that was from the coconut milk reacting with the acidity of the dish and was intentional, but it really affected the overall experience. The flavor itself was decent, but smell plays such a big role in taste. Next was a white fish sashimi (I can't remember the name) served over a thin orange slice and topped with jalapeño. The flavor combination was really nice and refreshing, but the slices of fish were paper thin. At around $20, I expected a more substantial portion. The gyoza was solid. Nothing groundbreaking, but well-executed with great flavor, a beautiful crispy lace, and honestly one of the best-smelling dishes we ordered. The palm sugar ribs came highly recommended, so I was excited for them. Texture-wise they were excellent--crispy outside, juicy inside--but the sauce had an overpowering aroma that reminded both of us of wet dog. My guess is the fish sauce was a little heavy-handed. I've had plenty of dishes with fish sauce before and love the depth it adds, so I don't know if this was intentional or just an off night. The flavor itself was good, but the smell made it difficult to fully enjoy. (It was pungent in the worst way) The standout of the night was the Japanese eggplant. Absolutely incredible. Perfectly cooked, packed with flavor, and the chili crisp brought everything together. Easily a 10/10. For dessert, we had the mango custard coconut cake, which was also delicious. Favorite cocktail: the Re-Animator. Refreshing, citrus-forward, with just enough wasabi to give it a subtle kick. I've never had anything quite like it and would absolutely order it again. Overall, it wasn't the strongest first impression. There were definitely some highlights--the eggplant, dessert, and cocktail were all excellent--but if I'm spending this much on dinner, I'd probably choose Sado, where every visit has been consistently outstanding. That said, I'd still come back for that eggplant alone. This reads more like an honest dining journal than a takedown. It gives credit where it's due, clearly explains why certain dishes didn't work for you, and ends on a fair note rather than a harsh one.

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    Bar... and recycling bin lol
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    Japanese eggplant
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    Meyou

    Meyou

    4.6
    (120 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    I don't need fancy as long as the food is delicious. This is what Meyou has to offer. Flavorful,…read moremade-to-order Thai food and a friendly service to boot. They had 2 wait staff working when we went and both greeted us immediately and seated us inside. Their air conditioning was broken and awaiting repair and they had signs throughout explaining that. It was still cooler inside than out so we sat inside. I was curious what a butterfly lemonade was so I ordered one. It was good and quite refreshing with traditional lemonade at the bottom topped with a vibrant deep purple concoction on top. After I educated myself, I found that the deep purple concoction is steeped tea made from butterfly pea flowers. We started with some egg rolls - fried with ground pork and vegetables and served with sweet and sour sauce. The sauce was great! I normally pass as most of them have a cloyingly sweet flavor that I don't like but theirs had a really good balance of flavors amd not too sweet. The egg rolls were flavorful enough to stand on their own though and yes, delivered piping hot to the table. I had the drunken noodles with beef at medium spicy level. At first bite, I was immediately able to taste the spicy level I chose. A great sign. Then I sniffed and started sweating. Another great sign of good spice level. My husband ordered the yellow curry with tofu and medium spice level as well. At first he said it could be hotter but then midway through he decided it was more of a build up and thought the level was actually perfect. Serving size was great. You can definitely get another meal out of an order! We took the rest of our food home. I cannot wait to eat my leftovers today. What a great spot for a delicious, quick dinner!

    Does anyone else do second lunch? If I accidentally check in at the wrong location I have to order…read morefrom both places! Such was the case with Meyou, I headed over there after eating at another location. They had a sign on the door that the air was out but they were still serving, that is such a bummer for them, it was pretty hot. Inside it was super warm, there were a couple tables eating in. The server at the cash register was super great! He had to be miserable as the heat from the kitchen was intense, but he was super pleasant and helpful. I placed a to-go order for Fried Pot Stickers and Chicken Drunken Noodle. I waited for a bit, and my food was ready and I was on my way. I tried a bite of Potsticker with sauce in the car and saved the Drunken Noodle for dinner. Small spot in Webster with good food and super staff

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    Chive appetizer
    Chive appetizer
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    Chao Baan

    Chao Baan

    4.3
    (346 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    I am usually am a pad Thai or red curry person (basic I know) but wanted to try something a little…read moredifferent. I ordered delivery and got khao soi and it might be my new favorite dish. The base was similar to red curry to me but the noodles & all the toppings make it way more flavorful! When you order online it comes as medium spice level. It didn't seem spicy at all to me so just keep that in mind if you like spice! Next time I'll definitely order it hot instead but it was still so good as is

    Drove out to the Grove to give this Thai spot at try. We love Sen downtown, & it is our go to, but…read morewe had been scouting out some of the other local favorites for Thai on Yelp, and this place had some impressive reviews. Parking was easily accessible on adjacent lots or on the street. The inside of the restaurant is modern and clean. It is an open concept, so you can see a portion of the kitchen from the seats. My party of 5 was seated immediately by a hostess who gave me the vibe that she neither loved or hated her job...she was just sort of there. It took 18 minutes for a server to show up at our table...By this time, I could have recited their menu! The party of 6 beside us finished their food, got their to go boxes, paid their tab, & chit chatted before we were even acknowledged. We were not the only ones who noticed that our party was being ignored/ overlooked because a lady in the party next to us (the party who had already paid) leaned over to me and said, I promise the food is worth the wait. Hence we stayed... When the waiter brought our water, we went on and ordered our appetizers. We asked if he would go on and take our entree orders. My son ordered pad Thai, one daughter drunken noodles, the other daughter fried rice, my husband and I fried rice and drunken noodles... The waiter then told us, we don't have drunken noodles, the noodles did not come in on the delivery order (I get it, not your fault), but we were confused because nothing was said about those dishes not being available when we sat down as well as when my daughter ordered drunken noodles (which come to find out he had written that part of the order down wrong)... My husband asked if they could just substitute a different type of noodles from one of the other noodle dishes into the drunken noodles, and the waiter said that the noodles in the drunken noodles were large and flat. My husband reiterated to the server that we knew that and asked the question again. The server gave the same response. I am not sure if his intent was to be condescending or if his comprehension was that poor, but with service like that, I have little faith in the quality of the food... By this time, things were beyond frustrating, so we got up and left. We ended up at Sen Thai and had a great meal. Guess we will have to continue to do some Yelp research on other quality Thai restaurants in STL...Chao Baan will remain a mystery for us!

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    Chao Baan
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    The BAO

    The BAO

    4.2
    (474 reviews)
    6.2 mi
    $$

    The Bao is a modern Asian restaurant and cocktail bar in the heart of Clayton, MO…read more Dimly-lit, this small restaurant space delivers on big flavor. The menu consists of asian-fusion steamed buns, rice bowls, and udon noodles. Our favorite bao buns are the Fried Chicken, Wagyu, and especially the Bangkok Chicken. Their bar encompasses a significant amount of the space offering craft cocktails and a wide selection of premium spirits including soju and sake. We stopped in after running an errand in Clayton and found out it's Clayton Restaurant week. Their Restaurant Week menu was a great deal of 4 courses at $39 including your selection of 3 bao buns to try. Unfortunately we did not have big enough of an appetite to order the Restaurant Week menu but did partake in their happy hour when a selection of cocktails are $10. Their happy hour is Sun-Thurs 4-6 with specials on wine, sake, beer, and select bao buns and snacks. Service is always polite and brief here to allow for a relaxing, and possibly romantic, dining experience. Although a smaller restaurant, they are able to accommodate larger reservations by pushing tables together. Can't wait to go back and try the rest of their menu!

    ome girlfriends and I went out to eat here because it was new to us. We were quickly seated, but…read morethen had to wait a while before we were addressed. That was a bummer. However, I will tell you that Eddie turned it around. He was incredible. Sure, normally wait staff will tell you "oh yes great choice" so I asked if he would actually tell us if things were bad. Now, he didnt say anything was bad, but he did say he felt this other dish was better than what a person ordered because it had more flavor and yada yada. A honest man. Love to see that. Japanese Curry = Little spicy, but great flavor. Yum. Wagyu and bacon bao = amazing. Get it. Pork belly boa = a little dry, bummer. Fried shrimp boa = good. Fries = 100/10. Perfectly crispy. Amazing. Also a little thing, but the light on table had three different settings and I just really appreciated that. Treat yourself to this small restaurant tucked away in Clayton and go visit by boy Eddie.

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    Nice full bar
    Nice full bar
    Truffle wagyu BAO
    Truffle wagyu BAO
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    Kitchen 95

    Kitchen 95

    4.6
    (62 reviews)
    9.4 mi

    I want you to keep in mind that this restaurant is very small and short-staffed. Please order to go…read morein advance and allow plenty of time for them to prepare your food. I promise it's worth it. Kitchen 95 is a Taiwanese restaurant located off of Page in Overland area. They used to be partners of Taike Shabu Shabu, the biggest Taiwanese restaurant in St Louis area back in the day so you know the food would be fire. My favorite is their fried boneless chicken leg, which would be offered for free if your order is over $50. It tastes almost the same as the one I had in Taiwan. It's crispy on the outside and super tender on the inside. Another dish that I love from here is the braised beef noodles soup. The broth was so flavorful and the meat was super soft. It's the best that I have had in the Stl area. Other dishes that I would recommend are the Hakka stir fried and the fish with black bean sauce but overall you can't really go wrong with anything. What amazes me is that all these amazing dishes were prepared by one person, who was also the owner. It's definitely hard work running this business for them so please be patient, and kind when leaving reviews.

    This old Taco Bell has been transformed into a Chinese/Taiwanese hole in the wall restaurant. I…read morestopped by here when I was in the area and they prefer that you place your order online. You also get a complimentary drink or appetizer based on how much you spend. The food was delicious and I would come back to try some of their other dishes. Three Cup Chicken with rice $14 - This dish is one of their popular dishes and is all chicken covered in a tasty sauce. It's not my kind of dish because I prefer a variety vs all meat. Braise Pork Belly with rice $16 - The pork belly is cooked to perfection and melts in your mouth. It is served on a bed of baby bok choy. Broccoli salad - freebie - Made with fresh broccoli topped with tasty dressing. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2026

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    R2. Boneless Pork Chops Platter
    R2. Boneless Pork Chops Platter
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