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Lemongrass Bistro
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citysearch c.
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My Hubby took me to this restaurant for lunch and I was plesantly suprised. The interior decor is pretty classy for a restaurant around these parts. It has a bar area with a TV and a tidy restroom. And the food was fabulous!!! The spring rolls and the peanut sauce were scrumptious. My guy had the lemongrass shrimp and i had a creamy , rich and wonderful beef satay. Both were really tasty and also came with soup and a spring roll. The chef came out and talked to us about the food and we found out that theirs is pretty much the only Vietnamese restaurant in town who actually gives you fresh basil to put into the famous beef noodle soup called Pho (pronounced fuh). We thought we'd have to go all the way back to California to find some really traditional Pho and were so happy to find someone who is actually Vietnamese doing the cooking in this town!!! We are definitely going back and i hope its soon cause i didn't try the deserts yet. :)
Pros: nice atmosphere, awesome traditional food
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