Cassia Santa Monica : restaurant vietnamese et ristorante chic
Fondé en 2015 par le chef Bryant Ng et sa partenaire Kim Luu-Ng, Cassia est rapidement devenu une référence dans le paysage culinaire de Santa Monica. Situé au 1314 7th St dans le quartier dynamique, ce restaurant propose une expérience gastronomique mêlant influences vietnamiennes, françaises et singapouriennes, dans un cadre à la fois spacieux et sophistiqué. La vision du chef Ng, reconnue par la presse et le Guide Michelin 2024, repose sur une cuisine de réappropriation, riche en saveurs authentiques et en techniques modernes, faisant de chaque dîner une aventure culinaire unique. La carte met en avant des spécialités telles que le kaya toast, le beef rendang ou encore le laksa, toutes élaborées avec des ingrédients frais et locaux, dans une démarche de qualité et de respect des traditions. Cassia se distingue aussi par ses plats de fruits de mer, comme les gambas marinées ou le poisson grillé au curcuma, qui ravissent les amateurs de cuisine asiatique raffinée. L’ambiance du lieu, mêlant un décor Art Déco à une décoration contemporaine, crée une atmosphère chaleureuse et élégante, idéale pour un dîner entre amis ou en famille. La salle, lumineuse et accueillante, invite à la détente et à la découverte culinaire dans un cadre soigné et moderne.
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"#13 When it opened in 2015, Cassia received local and national raves for Bryant Ng’s style-plus-substance merger of Vietnamese, Singaporean, French and California cuisines in a big, cacophonous Art Deco building around the corner from the Santa Monica Public Library. The buzz has calmed, the noise, particularly on weekdays, is often less thunderous now, and the restaurant has settled in as one of the decade’s defining Los Angeles dining experiences. Pot-au-feu trumpets Ng’s brand of genius, a brawny mix of short rib and jutting bone marrow in pho-inspired broth fragrant with star anise. Seafood dishes show off equal savvy. Grilled sea bass riddled with turmeric and dill channels Hanoi’s famous cha ca la vong; lime leaf and lemongrass perfume a gorgeous pan roast of oysters, crab and shrimp. For Cassia’s overall excellence and its contributions to expanding definitions of Southern California cooking, Ng, with his business partner and wife, Kim Luu-Ng, received the third annual Gold Award at The Times’ Food Bowl in May. Full bar. Valet parking. Credit cards accepted."
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"Michelin Guide mention 2024 Whether you’re on date night or doodling with the kids, Cassia fits the bill. This neighborhood spot nails that effortless easygoing restaurant vibe, albeit with a ramped-up style that marries winsome brasserie with chic urban loft.Southeast Asian flavors mingle on the menu, which delivers enough variety to keep you coming back. The kitchen presents bold offerings, starting with chilled seafood items such as raw spicy scallops. Lamb breast with Sichuan peppercorn, cumin and sambal brings the heat; kaya toast, with coconut jam, butter and a slow-cooked egg is a favorite Singaporean dish. There is no better way to end the meal than with Vietnamese coffee pudding topped with whipped cream."
@nchavotier
"#13 When it opened in 2015, Cassia received local and national raves for Bryant Ng’s style-plus-substance merger of Vietnamese, Singaporean, French and California cuisines in a big, cacophonous Art Deco building around the corner from the Santa Monica Public Library. The buzz has calmed, the noise, particularly on weekdays, is often less thunderous now, and the restaurant has settled in as one of the decade’s defining Los Angeles dining experiences. Pot-au-feu trumpets Ng’s brand of genius, a brawny mix of short rib and jutting bone marrow in pho-inspired broth fragrant with star anise. Seafood dishes show off equal savvy. Grilled sea bass riddled with turmeric and dill channels Hanoi’s famous cha ca la vong; lime leaf and lemongrass perfume a gorgeous pan roast of oysters, crab and shrimp. For Cassia’s overall excellence and its contributions to expanding definitions of Southern California cooking, Ng, with his business partner and wife, Kim Luu-Ng, received the third annual Gold Award at The Times’ Food Bowl in May. Full bar. Valet parking. Credit cards accepted."
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"Once known for Spice Table in the early 2010s, chef Bryant Ng and managing partner Kim Luu-Ng have firmly established themselves in the upper echelons of Santa Monica dining with their upscale Southeast Asian restaurant, Cassia. Drawing inspiration from across the region, the husband-and-wife duo has managed to keep its dinner menu weekend destination-worthy. Take, for example, Cassia’s kaya toast, one of the only renditions across all of L.A. Served with a soft egg, it’s a sweet beginning to a dinner that might include Indonesian beef rendang bathed in creamy coconut curry, served with a side of clay oven bread, or a charcuterie fried rice combining Louisiana tasso and Chinese sausage. Note: Their Vietnamese coffee pudding topped with whipped cream is worth saving the extra room for dessert."
@jordanwood
"Cassia CUCINA DEL SUD-EST ASIATICO $$$ (cartina p399; %310-393-6699; 1314 7th St; antipasti $12-24, portate principali $18-77; h17-22 dom-gio, 17-23 ven e sab; p) Da quando ha aperto nel 2015, lo spazioso e arioso Cassia è comparso praticamente in tutti gli elenchi dei migliori ristoranti di Los Angeles redatti a livello locale o nazionale. Lo chef Bryant Ng attinge al suo retaggio cinese e di Singapore per realizzare piatti come il toast kaya (con marmellata di cocco, burro e uova cotte a fuoco lento), i sunbathing prawn (gamberoni marinati e grigliati) e l’avvolgente pot au feu alla vietnamita con ogni sorta di ingredientie costolette stufate, verdure, midollo e deliziosi accompagnamenti."
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"Cassia CUCINA DEL SUD-EST ASIATICO $$$ (cartina p399; %310-393-6699; 1314 7th St; antipasti $12-24, portate principali $18-77; h17-22 dom-gio, 17-23 ven e sab; p) Da quando ha aperto nel 2015, lo spazioso e arioso Cassia è comparso praticamente in tutti gli elenchi dei migliori ristoranti di Los Angeles redatti a livello locale o nazionale. Lo chef Bryant Ng attinge al suo retaggio cinese e di Singapore per realizzare piatti come il toast kaya (con marmellata di cocco, burro e uova cotte a fuoco lento), i sunbathing prawn (gamberoni marinati e grigliati) e l’avvolgente pot au feu alla vietnamita con ogni sorta di ingredientie costolette stufate, verdure, midollo e deliziosi accompagnamenti."
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"Cassia CUCINA DEL SUD-EST ASIATICO $$$ (cartina p399; %310-393-6699; 1314 7th St; antipasti $12-24, portate principali $18-77; h17-22 dom-gio, 17-23 ven e sab; p) Da quando ha aperto nel 2015, lo spazioso e arioso Cassia è comparso praticamente in tutti gli elenchi dei migliori ristoranti di Los Angeles redatti a livello locale o nazionale. Lo chef Bryant Ng attinge al suo retaggio cinese e di Singapore per realizzare piatti come il toast kaya (con marmellata di cocco, burro e uova cotte a fuoco lento), i sunbathing prawn (gamberoni marinati e grigliati) e l’avvolgente pot au feu alla vietnamita con ogni sorta di ingredientie costolette stufate, verdure, midollo e deliziosi accompagnamenti."
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"Cassia CUCINA DEL SUD-EST ASIATICO $$$ (cartina p399; %310-393-6699; 1314 7th St; antipasti $12-24, portate principali $18-77; h17-22 dom-gio, 17-23 ven e sab; p) Da quando ha aperto nel 2015, lo spazioso e arioso Cassia è comparso praticamente in tutti gli elenchi dei migliori ristoranti di Los Angeles redatti a livello locale o nazionale. Lo chef Bryant Ng attinge al suo retaggio cinese e di Singapore per realizzare piatti come il toast kaya (con marmellata di cocco, burro e uova cotte a fuoco lento), i sunbathing prawn (gamberoni marinati e grigliati) e l’avvolgente pot au feu alla vietnamita con ogni sorta di ingredientie costolette stufate, verdure, midollo e deliziosi accompagnamenti."
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"Cassia CUCINA DEL SUD-EST ASIATICO $$$ (cartina p399; %310-393-6699; 1314 7th St; antipasti $12-24, portate principali $18-77; h17-22 dom-gio, 17-23 ven e sab; p) Da quando ha aperto nel 2015, lo spazioso e arioso Cassia è comparso praticamente in tutti gli elenchi dei migliori ristoranti di Los Angeles redatti a livello locale o nazionale. Lo chef Bryant Ng attinge al suo retaggio cinese e di Singapore per realizzare piatti come il toast kaya (con marmellata di cocco, burro e uova cotte a fuoco lento), i sunbathing prawn (gamberoni marinati e grigliati) e l’avvolgente pot au feu alla vietnamita con ogni sorta di ingredientie costolette stufate, verdure, midollo e deliziosi accompagnamenti."
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"Fusion south East Asian food Worth a visit"
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"2/8/23: Dinner Janine Arbelaez and Lucy Little"
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"Santa Monica Vietnamese French $$$ Take out Reservation There is no other cuisine in the Los Angeles area, or arguably anywhere, like Bryant Ng’s. He culls his Chinese-Singaporean heritage, wife and business partner Kim Luu-Ng’s Vietnamese background, his Parisian culinary training and his work at places like Pizzeria Mozza. His is reclamation cooking, rich in cultural connections and potent with fresh herbs, sambal and pickled shallots. Cassia, a blockbuster when it roared into existence in 2015, now models balance. The dining room has returned to punishing decibels, though plenty of well-heated outdoor space provides a quieter option. Menu standards like handsomely charred pig’s tail splashed with fish sauce or spice-suffused beef rendang deliver as deliciously as ever, and newer dishes keep the kitchen’s energy high: Look for raw scallops with a garnish of dried shrimp, slivered ham and chile oil, suggesting a deconstructed XO sauce, and steak frites served over a reduction zapped with unusually aromatic peppercorns grown on Vietnam’s Phu Quoc island. Ace sommelier Marianna Caldwell leads her wine list with a section labeled “What I’m Drinking Now.” Let it direct you to offbeat options — like a Hungarian orange or a lemony Alpine white from Switzerland — that meet the food in all its superb complexities."
@ashigu
"3/31/23 went for my bday with andrew, sesily and feldmans"
@milenakt
"French Vietnamese. Kaya toast, beef rendang, laksa and chickpea curry. "
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"One of most beautiful spaces in Santa Monica. Southeast Asian "
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"2022 Asian American fusion type restaurant. Saw someone on Tiktok eat here. It's one of their favorite restaurants, went for anniversary. on the expensive side."
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"Pricy, but good. The chickpea curry clay oven bread was sooo good! Could have just eaten that as the main dish. Also had the duck Dan Dan noodles and the lamb dish- both super spicy but solid. Our favorite was the chickpea curry and clay bread though! "
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"Nice decor, nice atmosphere and delicious food."
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"Eater 18 Superb Santa Monica Restaurants 6/21; Elevated French-Vietnamese. Hours: Dinner daily 5-9/10pm (Fri&Sat)"
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"Asian / American - looks good and nice spot "
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"1314 7th St Santa Monica, CA (310) 393-6699 Visit Website Bryant and Kim Ng's Cassia has been heralded by critics and diners alike for its elevated French-Vietnamese fare. Many of Cassia’s greatest hits are available through the pandemic including the kaya toast, laksa, and chickpea curry. "
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"Fantastic laksa, generous portions and decent pricing "
@haggbomf
"Vietnamese with a French twist"
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"#13 When it opened in 2015, Cassia received local and national raves for Bryant Ng’s style-plus-substance merger of Vietnamese, Singaporean, French and California cuisines in a big, cacophonous Art Deco building around the corner from the Santa Monica Public Library. The buzz has calmed, the noise, particularly on weekdays, is often less thunderous now, and the restaurant has settled in as one of the decade’s defining Los Angeles dining experiences. Pot-au-feu trumpets Ng’s brand of genius, a brawny mix of short rib and jutting bone marrow in pho-inspired broth fragrant with star anise. Seafood dishes show off equal savvy. Grilled sea bass riddled with turmeric and dill channels Hanoi’s famous cha ca la vong; lime leaf and lemongrass perfume a gorgeous pan roast of oysters, crab and shrimp. For Cassia’s overall excellence and its contributions to expanding definitions of Southern California cooking, Ng, with his business partner and wife, Kim Luu-Ng, received the third annual Gold Award at The Times’ Food Bowl in May. Full bar. Valet parking. Credit cards accepted."
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"kaya toast. Laksa. Curry. "
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"Spicy wontons, kaya toast, seafood platter, chicken wings & friend cauli for apps. Cauli was best. Didn’t order entree. Men’s EL production."
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"went with denise, really good fries"
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"Asian influenced. Nice outdoor patio area. Good cocktails"
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"Asian fusion - super lovely "
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"- Chickpea Curry - Beed Rendang"
@dominiquedesage
"Eater Best LA Mainstays 2018"
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"reservations needed asian fusion spot with al fresco seating"
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"Starred. Top ten restaurants 2016 GQ. Kaya toast, fish, cocktails"
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"Simpatico vietnamita a Santa Monica. Cibo ed ambiente piacevole. "
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"https://www.evernote.com/l/AA6CeKacUVhEz4098A7dj04qqnjr_Lq8iO4"
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"Best Vietnam in Santa monica"
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