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    Peridot

    4.2 (102 reviews)
    Open 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Spicy crushed cucumber salad
    Raymond P.

    Stopped in on a Saturday night. Did not have a reservation but bar seating was available which offered the full menu. Very friendly and attentive staff. Provided recommendations regarding cocktails - the Gibson and the nod were what we went with and they were amazing. We split small plates of spicy crushed cucumber salad, sticky rice croquettes and chile crunch tofu. We split a large plate of crab fried rice. Delicious dinner and fun night out. Would recommend and look forward to a follow up visit.

    Prachi B.

    We came here for restaurant week and absolutely loved it. The ambiance is cozy, warm, and also moody with nice colorful accents. Food was delicious. Loved the hamachi crudo and fried rice. Service was also wonderful, our waiter was friendly and accommodating!

    Hearts delight
    Telena V.

    Ambiance, vibes: 10/10 Mike at the bar was super cool. Our hostess was also super nice. She set us up at the bar and quickly got us to an available table. Food Menu: very concise. Love it. There's more small plates and a few large plates. My husband and I shared the octopus small plate, tofu small plate, and curry large plate. The octopus was way too salty. Octopus was soggy. Couldn't taste the other wonderful ingredients because of how salty the sauce was. Fried tofu was solid. Lovely texture. Black sesame sauce was nice too. Spicy green curry was nice not spicy lol generous portion of rice. I think the mint garnish would have been better as basil. Tofu was nice and silky. Drink menu: cocktails, mocktails, wine, etc. the drinks are better than the food. Got the hearts delight which was light and refreshing. My husband got the old fashion. Both good options. Seating: bar or seating. Good for small ground 2-4 people. Overall: lovely. Enjoyed the vibes. Nice, modern spot. Low lighting, good music. Good for a date too. Note: I'm from LA and I'm viet lol if this were a restaurant back home, this is a 3 for food.

    Papaya salad
    Nisha N.

    Overall good atmosphere for a nice dinner. The food overall felt more Asian inspired than specifically Vietnamese. The papaya salad and crab fried rice were good, would recommend to others. The prawns were alright, however would not return for them alone

    Rebecca K.

    Really excellent dinner at Peridot during a visit to Ann Arbor to visit my sister over the summer! We snagged reservations for a Saturday night without issue. The restaurant is conveniently located on the main street in downtown AA, and we luckily found parking pretty easily. The space is modern and with a moody ambience but beautiful and cozy. We were quite comfortable in our booth towards the back of the restaurant. The menu is Vietnamese-inspired with very fresh ingredients and more unique spins. We started with the green papaya salad, which featured cucumber to mellow the spice, peanuts for crunch, a lime vinaigrette for acidity, and a touch of beef jerky to add a surprising element. Next was the ketchup fried rice, which was a top suggestion from our server. This was a simple yet delightful dish with great flavor from the ketchup and sriracha and a nice crunch from the crisped rice. The rest of our starters were rounded out with the fried tofu, which included pickled carrot and daikon and a black sesame puree (lovely combination), and the hamachi crudo with jalapeno and coconut and fresh herbs and veggies. We opted to enjoy most of our meal from the starter menu, and we really enjoyed each dish! The standouts were the tofu and the crudo. To round out the meal, we all split the sea bream, which was paired with a ginger citrus sauce and accompanied by lettuce wraps and rice noodles to construct each bite. This was an excellent main - quite fresh with a great balance of additional crunch, sweetness, and spice. We paired our meal with a few cocktails / NA cocktails (very much appreciate their extensive mocktail list), which similarly featured Vietnamese-inspired flavors. This amount of food was perfect for the 3 of us to split, and we wound up taking a bit of it home for the next day. Prices were very reasonable for the quality and quantity, too. Overall, our meal at Peridot was memorable and enjoyable and we would love to return to try other menu items and see the options change with the seasons!

    Papaya salad with daikon and cucumbers, topped with roasted peanuts and a spicy lime dressing.
    Ann W.

    Peridot is a relatively new restaurant on Liberty, neighboring one of my favorite restaurants, Pacific Rim. It features dishes influenced by the flavors of Vietnam. The restaurant takes up two floors. I was charmed by the restaurant's ambiance and aesthetics: scarred brick walls, floral (crochet?) ceiling on the top floor, and large, leather booth seating. The menu was interesting. Divided into two sections, there were shareable plates and main/larger plates. I wanted to order so much from it: Brussels sprouts (of course), banh mi (always), pho, and cauliflower. I went with the papaya salad - I have been desperately seeking the perfect one since having it over a decade ago - and pork belly. The former was more savory than I expected, but good nonetheless. The pork belly was a huge disappointment - it was tough when it should have been succulent. For my main, I went with the Rohan duck. This included a wonderfully seared duck breast, tender and well-seasoned, crispy duck spring rolls, and pickled napa cabbage. I have to confess that I did not enjoy the cabbage; I found it too sour. Other than that, the dish was lovely. Other than a mishap with seating at the start, service was fine.

    Duck bao bahn mi
    Ainsley E.

    I've been here four or five times and have had a great experience each time. Some favorites are the crab fried rice, kampachi and prosciutto, and the duck bahn mi. Their cocktails and mocktails are AMAZING, I should honestly just come here for drinks more. Service is generally pretty good though occasionally the kitchen may get backed up on an item or two. It's usually pretty bustling in there, full of couples on dates or groups of friends (there is always one LOUD table for some reason). A nice place to spend a night out, just be prepared to spend a little $ unless you're just stopping in for a drink and a small bite.

    Lisa T.

    Peridot is such a great spot -- a fresh, elevated twist on Vietnamese flavors. Kicked things off with the cucumber salad, and wow... the chilis gave it just the right amount of flavorful heat without overpowering it. The hamachi crudo was another favorite -- a perfect mix of sweet and spicy that made every bite pop. The cocktails here are seriously next level. Jonah is an amazing mixologist -- he took a bold rhum agricole and somehow turned it into a perfectly balanced, crisp beauty called Earth Angel. One of the best cocktails I've had in a long time. Delicious food, creative drinks, and a fun, welcoming vibe. Worth a trip to Ann Arbor if you're not a local!

    Croquettes and ketchup fried rice. Delicious!
    Carl A.

    The service and the food in this little hidden gem in downtown Ann Arbor are great. Our waitress came back again and again to check on us. The cocktail menu is quite extensive, including a nice variety of mocktails for non-drinkers like myself. The food is tapas style, with small plates and large plates. For a party of 4, 3 small and 2 large gave us plenty of food. The only knock was on the size of the croquettes. They were tiny, and we all thought they would be more substantial. And as it was my birthday, they gave me a free dessert!

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    Darrell K.

    I stopped off here after another restaurant had a wait. It's a small quaint place with a bar. it's a Korean based spot with small plates and some main entrees The host seated us pretty quickly. I ordered a nice cocktail called Viper. It had some herbal notes with gin and was pretty good and unique. I also got the crab fried rice which was also pretty good. Good flavor and a real crab based flavorful creation. Pretty good stuff. I also got the mango salad. It was good with a good unique taste and crispness. All and all, I'm glad I tried this place. I look forward to going back.

    Duck bao bahn mi
    Jordyn M.

    Went here last minute for a girls night dinner, there is a downstairs and upstairs and we got seated in the upstairs area. The ambiance was nice and our waitress was attentive and friendly. We tried a few different cocktails from the menu and appreciated the unique options! For food, the crab fried rice was our favorite but overall was not blown away by any dish. The duck bao bahn mi was tasty, but the grilled octopus was slightly chewy. We got the chocolate choux dessert to go but were very disappointed with a dry bread like texture. It was overall a good atmosphere with some tasty dishes but would probably only return for the drinks.

    Beef tartare
    Nooshin P.

    When you walk into the restaurant, the brick walls covered with beautiful artwork take your breath away. The food was spicy and delicious, and our server was kind and professional. I really loved this restaurant

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    Ike R.

    Came for cocktails on a Saturday early evening, as we could not get a reservation. Sat at the bar, although there were lots of tables both inside and outside available. Girlfriends, they don't carry cranberry juice so keep that in mind. I will admit, I like a good cocktail, but don't like gin or whiskey much, so there were not many cocktails on the menu that sounded good to me. I discussed this with the bartender and he recommend the Odin& Fenir. It is a shaken drink with mint and cucumber. It was ok, and they offered to make me something else. The bartender suggested a vodka daisy. It was excellent. It is a craft cocktail bar, so lots of complex drinks. The ambiance is a cool, hipster vibe. I would go back to try the food. It smelled great.

    Ketchup fried rice, small plate , so good we forgot to take a picture when we started

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    Terrific little tapas. The ketchup rice and wings were the hit of the table. Will definitely return.

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    Loved the food, tried a lot of different items, service was solid, ambiance was great, chill vibes.

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    We love Spencer. It's one of our favorite restaurants in Ann Arbor + we hope it never leaves!…read more The quality of the food is amazing- the service is excellent, and the wine is always delicious.

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