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23
Aug
by Sophie Gayot
It took me a while to get to Lazy Ox Canteen, the bistro owned by Michael Cardenas. Sorry, Michael! He has had a long successful culinary history with his partners in Los Angeles, with Katana (try to get a table on a Saturday night), three Sushi Roku and two Boa Steakhouse locations. (Have you seen the patio at the latest Boa on Sunset?)
Cardenas, whose mother is Japanese, opened the Lazy Ox Canteen in downtown’s Little Tokyo, which sports many Japanese restaurants. But don’t be fooled; there is little Japanese fare to be found here. Chef Joseph Centeno, with whom I did my first radio show on KNX AM 1070, is at the helm of the kitchen. Read my review, so you can find out what to expect.
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You can click on each photo to enlarge. All food shots by Sophie Gayot.
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- Corn nuts
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- Caramelized cauliflower with pine nuts, chile flakes and mint
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- Braised beef lengua ravioli with spiced lebni, toasted pine nuts and dry chile
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- Pig ear “chicharon” with radish salad and lime
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- Dashi marinated yellowtail with avocado, hash brown and tonburi
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- Soft shell crab with okra salad
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- Crispy veal sweetbreads with corn grits and cipollini onions
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- Marinated anchovies with piquillo pepper
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- Rice pudding
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- Chocolate
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