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≈ 1.5 km
Reviews of Le Lotus D'Or present a mix of praise and critique. Many praise fresh ingredients, generous portions and flavorful dishes such as curry noodle soup, spring rolls, the chicken beef shrimp dinner with rice, and seafood options, with Pad Thai and pho also mentioned; delivery is described as fast and service friendly, and the ambiance is seen as calm and intimate, earning the restaurant a local gem reputation from several diners. However, some experiences note long wait times in a small setting and inconsistent quality, with one pho review calling the broth basic and missing basil, lime and vegetables, and another longtime patron reporting higher prices and a decline in overall quality. Taken together, Le Lotus D'Or is viewed by most as offering strong flavors and solid service, but with fluctuations that affect overall satisfaction.View restaurant profile
Le Lotus D'Or
Opens Today at 11 amGranby
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≈ 1.8 km
Overall, Restaurant Lueur du Mékong is described as a cozy, unpretentious and welcoming spot where fresh ingredients and home-made style dishes meet warm, attentive service. The menu features pho, grilled meats, herb-packed salads and a range of Asian specialties, with many reviewers calling the food excellent or outstanding. A family-run vibe comes through in the attentive hosts, generous portions and reasonable prices that keep guests returning. Takeout is popular and sometimes discounted on Thursdays and Sundays, and the dining room offers the option to bring your own wine. While one dish was noted as a bit bland, the overall experience is consistently praised and often labeled a standout find. In short, it is regarded as among the best Vietnamese/Asian options in the area and a reliable, friendly destination for a casual night out.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Lueur du Mékong
Opens Thursday at 11:15 amGranby
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≈ 2.7 km
Restaurant Lune D'Asie Enr is described as a modest, unpretentious spot where you can bring your own wine and the service is friendly and family like, with some reviews noting a tip request. Portions have declined over the years, but the quality of the food remains excellent and dishes like Delice de l Empereur, soupe du palais, and Nid Royal are highlighted. The value is solid, meals with multiple courses are enjoyed, and egg rolls and desserts are often praised. The atmosphere can be very noisy due to high ceilings, and the smoke odor from table top gas burners can be hard to tolerate. Hours of operation have reportedly shrunk to only a few hours per week, which is seen as a drawback despite the overall positive impression.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Lune D'Asie Enr
Opens Thursday at 4 pmGranby
