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Shaking Beef (Bò Lúc Lắc)

Origin: Vietnam

Description:

Shaking beef is a popular Vietnamese dish consisting of tender beef cubes marinated in a savory sauce and then quickly seared in a hot pan. The beef is typically served on a bed of rice or noodles and topped with a flavorful sauce made from fish sauce, lime juice, sugar, and garlic.

Restaurants in the USA Serving Shaking Beef:

The Slanted Door (San Francisco, CA)
Known for its authentic Vietnamese cuisine, The Slanted Door offers a highly acclaimed shaking beef dish.

An Choi (New York, NY)
This modern Vietnamese restaurant serves a delicious shaking beef with a slightly spicy sauce.

HaiSous (Houston, TX)
HaiSous specializes in Vietnamese seafood, but their shaking beef is also a must-try.

Pho 79 (Garden Grove, CA)
A popular Vietnamese restaurant chain, Pho 79 offers a classic shaking beef dish with a well-balanced sauce.

Ba Bar (Seattle, WA)
This trendy Vietnamese restaurant serves a flavorful shaking beef with a hint of lemongrass.

Com Tam Ninh Kieu (San Jose, CA)
Known for its broken rice dishes, Com Tam Ninh Kieu also offers a delicious shaking beef with a slightly sweet sauce.

Saigon Kitchen (Chicago, IL)
This Vietnamese restaurant serves a traditional shaking beef with a tangy sauce.

Pho Bac (Arlington, VA)
Pho Bac is a popular Vietnamese restaurant in the Washington, D.C. area, known for its excellent shaking beef.

Kim Son (Orlando, FL)
This Vietnamese restaurant serves a shaking beef with a slightly smoky flavor.

Pho 2000 (Las Vegas, NV)
Pho 2000 is a popular Vietnamese restaurant chain, known for its flavorful shaking beef.

Additional Notes:

Shaking beef is often served with a side of pickled vegetables, such as carrots and daikon radish.

The sauce for shaking beef can vary in flavor and spiciness, depending on the restaurant.

Shaking beef is a relatively easy dish to make at home, but it requires a good cut of beef and a hot pan.

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