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Friday, February 18, 2011

Le Colonial

This place is aesthetically pleasing in every way!  The French-Vietnamese food is good but the atmosphere is what makes this place really special.  Giant shutters, potted palms and antiqued tile ceilings made us feel like we were on vacation in the tropics.  BEAUTIFUL!!! 

Le Colonial is definitely the perfect backdrop for a romantic date.... but, tonight, it was the perfect spot for dinner with my girls!  =)
 
Bo Bia
Soft salad rolls of julienned carrots & jicama, bean sprouts,
 egg, peanuts, & aromatic herbs in rice paper,
with peanut plum dipping sauce

Ca Bam Xuc Banh Trang
Wok-seared monkfish with chili, turmeric, lemongrass, peanuts, & crisp toasted sesame crackers

Banh Uot
Grilled sesame beef rolled in flat rice noodles,
with cucumber, lettuce, basil, & lime garlic sauce


Ca Nuong La Chuoi
Grilled trout with oyster mushrooms, dried mushrooms & cellophane noodles, served steamed in a banana leaf with curry sauce on the side 

Ca Hap
Steamed fillets of Chilean sea bass, with cellophane noodles, oyster mushrooms,
tomatoes, scallions, & fried ginger in a light ginger broth

Ga Xao Xa Ot
Wok-seared lemongrass chicken breast strips with portobello mushrooms, & a basil chili sauce

Le Colonial Macaroon
Vanilla ice cream in a coconut macaroon shell
drizzled with dark chocolate sauce




Mango Sundae
Vanilla Ice Cream and Mango Puree
topped with freshly diced mango and chopped cashews



Le Colonial
937 North Rush Street
Chicago, IL

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