So…..let’s get back to the main act of my meal at Chateau de Saigon. Well, it wasn’t exactly my meal but I did get to take part in the awesome experience that was La Vong Sizzling Fish. On the menu, it’s stated as ’sizzling marinated fish filet chunks with sauteed onion & fresh baby dill served with lettuce, fresh seasonal herbs, and our House dipping sauce along with rice paper for rolling wraps. Cooked at the table’. Get ready for the Disney World ride of Vietnamese food. It is, in fact, a small world after all.
Explained best via photographs:

tableside cooker

onions and dill join the party

waiter brings over a pan of marinated fish and gets to work

squeezing in fresh lime juice

needs a lot of lime

time for herbs and veggies

stir it all around

necessary elements to create the wraps

dip the paper into water

put lettuce, fresh herbs, cucumbers, apples onto rice paper

throw on some noodles

and the cooked fish
We also added peanuts and super spicy chilis.
Let’s get rolling:





time to eat!
As you can see, this dish is uber interactive and a lot of fun with a group (or with people who are food nerds, i.e. ME!)
Chateau de Saigon
4300 Buford Hwy NE
Suite 218
Atlanta, GA 30345
ph: 404.929.0034
http://www.chateaudesaigon.com/




1 response so far ↓
wine reviews // November 12, 2009 at 12:36 am |
Wow! great step by step photos. I’ve always wanted to try Vietnamese food but have really never had the opportunity. Here where I live in Phoenix there doesn’t seem to be to many restaurants where the serve Vietnamese food. Beautiful blog! Cheers~