Gingergrass

Gingergrass

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<a href="http://www.blogsoop.com/la_rid_17075.html">Gingergrass<br></a> 2396 Glendale Blvd. (at Brier Ave.)<br> Los Angeles , CA 90039<br> (323) 644-1600

Vietnamese, Vegetarian $$$$$
2396 Glendale Blvd. (at Brier Ave.)
Los Angeles , CA 90039

(323) 644-1600

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6 reviews

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A Lunchtime Grazing at Gingergrass

By OMG Food! Jul 28, 2006

Noah is my weekly lunch buddy, an ex-work associate that can finally just be a friend. We hop all over Los Felix and Silverlake for yummy eats, and this week, we landed in Gingergrass. FULL REVIEW

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Gingergrass Redepmtion

By Gastrologica Jan 21, 2006

I didn't set out to go to Gingergrass. Actually, I was going to Red Lion Tavern to prove I felt no lasting derision against it. Wouldn't get an opportunity on this night, there was a line and the frigid wind was motivating us to get inside quickly. Frankl FULL REVIEW

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Gingergrass

By Foodie Universe Jun 10, 2005

In St. Louis there was this restaurant called Pho Grand that had ten different tofu dishes. Ten!!! I always ordered tofu with ginger and onions, or occasionally, tofu with lemongrass and chiles. Since moving to LA, I have not been able to find a restaurant that can satisfy my desire to eat a plate full of delicious tofu and crushed rice (the only kind of rice I really like). FULL REVIEW

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Gingergrass

By Potatomato Apr 24, 2005

Wow finally found a cool Vietnamese place that's good too ^o^! Gingergrass is my new favorite place in Silver Lake. Surprisingly, the food do taste authentic. Other than the usual Vietnamese dishes, they have some interesting entrees (ex: banana leaf fish). These drinks Basil-Lime Elixir $2.95 are very delicious and refreshing. The Shrimp chip is free (with hoshin sauce). FULL REVIEW

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Groovy, groovy Gingergrass

By Eating LA Apr 09, 2005

Sometimes the restaurants right in your own neighborhood are the hardest to get to -- it seems too obvious or something. So we finally went to Silver Lake's groovy nouveau Vietnamese Gingergrass, only like a year or something since it opened. Just to be clear upfront, this is not the place to go for super-authentic spicy Vietnamese food nor the place to go for dirt-cheap Vietnamese food. This is the place to go when you and your friends want a fun, tasty dining experience that's relatively reasonably priced, attractively presented and won't scare people who aren't familiar with the real thing. Since that's what pretty much everyone seems to be looking for, be prepared to wait on weekends. FULL REVIEW

By Rate A Restaurant Jul 29, 2004

The scene is hipster, hipster, hipster -- wear your low-rise, bright tee and unkempt hair to fit in while dining. But seriously, you can check out the action in the kitchen from the dining area and it's good to see that Asians are manning the kitchen incl FULL REVIEW

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