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		<title>Trader Vic&#8217;s Opens in Downtown &#8211; Los Angeles</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Trader Vic's, (formerly in Beverly Hills) 213-785-3330, Downtown Los Angeles, 800 W Olympic Blvd Ste A120, Los Angeles opens to a new audience as they have all over the world.]]></description>
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<p>Trader Vic&#8217;s<br />
(213) 785-3330<br />
Downtown<br />
800 W Olympic Blvd Ste A120<br />
Los Angeles, CA 90015<br />
www.tradervicsla.com<br />
Credit Cards: All Major<br />
Prices: Expensive</p>
<p>I mentioned in these pages over a year ago that Trader Vic&#8217;s was scheduled to open in downtown Los Angeles had become a reality; and now it has! It had also been mentioned that they should be prepared to find a new audience, as the customers from Beverly Hills could not be counted on to drop by for a quick drink any longer; and they are working on it, and indeed they have opened locations all over the world, so why not? The decor is in keeping with the Tiki look of the former Beverly Hills location and the drinks list and menu is more or less what one expects at Trader Vic&#8217;s. Best bets are: Navy Grog $11, Mai Tai $10, Pupus and most everything from the Wood Fired Oven with the Indonesian lamb, a long-time favorite, which amazingly is still close to the same price point.</p>
<p><strong>Tidbits and Pupus</strong><br />
Selection of classic and new Trader Vic’s Appetizers, great for sharing<br />
served with our original table sauce and Chinese hot mustard<br />
Cosmo Tidbits (Serves two) 16<br />
Spareribs, crab rangoon, crispy prawns,<br />
Char Siu pork<br />
BBQ Pork Spareribs 11<br />
Basted with our own glaze smoked in<br />
our wood fired oven<br />
Kung Pao Wings 9<br />
Chicken Drums tossed in hoisin glaze<br />
and crushed peanuts<br />
Malayan Chicken Skewers 9<br />
Lemongrass and kaffir lime marinade<br />
with our own chutney<br />
Crab Rangoon 12<br />
Crab meat , cream cheese and spices folded<br />
in a crispy wonton<br />
Beef Cho-Cho 10<br />
Seared steak with soy sake sauce finished<br />
on your own flaming hibachi<br />
Crispy Prawns 15<br />
Seasoned butterfly jumbo prawns coated<br />
with Japanese breadcrumbs<br />
Crispy Duck Tacos 9<br />
Gyoza wrappers, fragrant duck, cucumber,<br />
hoisin chili sauce<br />
Bamboo Steamed Veggie Rolls 11<br />
Tofu, yard long beans, fingerling potatoes<br />
with citrus peanut dipping sauce<br />
Crispy Calamari 9<br />
Monterey Bay calamari with<br />
wasabi mayonnaise<br />
“No Chopstick” Egg Roll 9<br />
Filled with chicken, Char Siu pork, bean<br />
sprouts and snow peas<br />
Valencia Roll 18<br />
Maine lobster, orange, Mizuna and<br />
Thai chili sauce in rice paper<br />
Hawaiian Ahi Poke 14<br />
Tuna in soy chili marinade with avocado<br />
and  taro chips<br />
Oysters on the Half Shell 15<br />
Daily selection of half dozen oysters with<br />
yuzu – tobiko mignonette<br />
Caesar Salad  8<br />
Romaine hearts, brioche croutons,<br />
and sesame parmesan crisp<br />
Trader Vic’s Salad  9<br />
Mixed organic greens, frash hearts of palm,<br />
Hamada Ahi Salad  12<br />
Chili pepper seared tuna, wakame and<br />
nori sweet onion citrus dressing<br />
Bongo Bongo Soup  8<br />
Veloute of fresh oysters and spinach<br />
Soups and Salads<br />
Caesar Salad  8<br />
Romaine hearts, brioche croutons,<br />
and sesame parmesan crisp<br />
Trader Vic’s Salad  9<br />
Mixed organic greens, frash hearts of palm,<br />
Belgian endive, Javanese dressing<br />
Baby Spinach and Artichoke  12<br />
Artichokes, blue cheese, pancetta<br />
and warm balsamic vinaigrette<br />
Hamada Ahi Salad  12<br />
Chili pepper seared tuna, wakame and<br />
nori sweet onion citrus dressing<br />
Bongo Bongo Soup  8<br />
Veloute of fresh oysters and spinach<br />
glazed with cream<br />
Won Ton Soup  8<br />
Prawn and pork dumplings, snow peas,<br />
black mushrooms, Char Siu pork<br />
Thoroughly cooking foods of animal origin reduces the risk of food borne illness.<br />
Please alert us of any food related allergies.</p>
<p><strong>From Our Woks </strong><br />
Served with our Yangzhou flavored rice<br />
Szechwan Prawns  23<br />
Jumbo prawns, wood ear mushrooms,<br />
snow peas, spicy sauce<br />
Passion Chicken 18<br />
Sesame crusted chicken tossed in<br />
passion fruit sweet sour glaze<br />
Mauna Kea Beef 22<br />
Sliced tenderloin, apricots, pine nuts<br />
shiso and watercress<br />
BBQ Vegetables &amp; Tofu 17<br />
Wood fired smoked vegetables, tofu<br />
macadamia nuts and mu shu pancakes<br />
Beef and Reef Teriyaki 36<br />
8 oz beef tenderloin, Maine lobster tail,<br />
black pepper teriyaki sauce<br />
“All In” Fried Rice 18<br />
Char Siu pork, BBQ chicken, prawns<br />
poached egg, crispy shallots<br />
Prime Flat Iron Steak 24<br />
Hoisin – chili  &#8211; apple marinade<br />
crispy corn potato cake, mizuna salad<br />
Seafood Parrillada    29<br />
Crispy Duck 26<br />
Aromatic ½ duck, mu shu pancakes, scallions,<br />
cucumbers, hoisin sauce, prepared table side<br />
Seared Hawaiian Tuna 25</p>
<p><strong>Trader Vic’s Traditions</strong><br />
Prime Flat Iron Steak 24<br />
Hoisin – chili  &#8211; apple marinade<br />
crispy corn potato cake, mizuna salad<br />
Seafood Parrillada    29<br />
Lobster, scallop, sea bass, salmon and<br />
prawn, sautéed spinach, saffron sauce<br />
Tahitian Prawns 23<br />
Coconut and vanilla flavor, Asian almond pesto,<br />
crispy corn potato cake<br />
Crispy Duck 26<br />
Aromatic ½ duck, mu shu pancakes, scallions,<br />
cucumbers, hoisin sauce, prepared table side<br />
Seared Hawaiian Tuna 25<br />
Pink peppercorn- sesame crust, brown rice roll<br />
yard long beans, ponzu mustard dressing<br />
Cantonese Sea bass 29<br />
Ginger, soy and sesame steamed sea bass<br />
served with braised Asian greens</p>
<p><strong>Trader Vic’s Curries</strong><br />
A rich combination of potatoes, carrots, cucumbers, apples, red pimentos, onions and<br />
our own blend of madras curry powder.  All curries come with sunflower seeds, currants,<br />
cucumber, banana, coconut, chutney, chow-chow and tomatoes.<br />
Chicken         18          Prawns         23          BBQ    Veggie &amp;    Tofu     16</p>
<p><strong>Wood Fired Oven</strong><br />
Wasabi Crusted Filet Mignon 32<br />
Hawaiian spiced fries<br />
Smoked Asian ratatouille<br />
“9-Spice” Half Chicken    19<br />
Free range, spiced cous cous,<br />
mizuna salad, onion citrus dressing<br />
Chai Tea Duck Breast 24<br />
Yam – scallion puree, long beans<br />
sherry ginger reduction<br />
BBQ Sea Scallops 27<br />
Tamarind glazed, fingerling coins<br />
cucumber &#8211;  carrot  salad<br />
Beef and Reef 49<br />
Filet of beef and maine lobster tail<br />
served with kaffir lime béarnaise<br />
Scottish Salmon 22<br />
Fingerling coins, citrus butter sauce<br />
oyster mushrooms- asparagus<br />
Rib Eye 34<br />
Midwestern prime, Hawaiian spiced fries<br />
kaffir lime béarnaise<br />
Pork Chop Hawaiian    26<br />
Island potato hash, onion marmalade<br />
BBQ pineapple – plum sauce<br />
Indonesian Rack of Lamb    38<br />
Colorado lamb, Bali rice, peanut dip<br />
and Trader Vic’s chutney<br />
Miso Sea Bass    31<br />
Miso orange glaze, Asian greens,<br />
shitake and  Yangzhou  rice<br />
Wood Fired Oven<br />
Our ovens can be traced back to the Han Dynasty (206 B.C. to A.D. 20).<br />
The natural smoke and heat is derived from seasoned white oak woods.<br />
The meats, fowl or fresh seafood are suspended from hooks and slowly<br />
cooked, producing a unique and original flavor. This unique cooking<br />
method is  recommended by the American heart association.</p>
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