
Hours
| Friday | 5 PM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 5 PM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 60 N Venice Blvd, Venice, CA 90291
Phone: (310) 302-0016
Website: https://www.si-mon.la/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
Some of the items we ordered:
1. Kanpachi Ceviche : coconut leche de tigre, crispy corn, red onion, plantain chips (10/10)
2. Tuna Carpaccio Yuca Tostada : cachucha pepper aioli, smoked achiote oil, black lime (10/10)
3. Afro-Caribbean Shrimp Dumplings : coconut bisque, charred scallion oil, herbs (8/10)
4. Sweet Corn Bollo : pecorino, natilla, guajillo chili oil, crispy corn (10/10 my favorite dish)
5. Grilled Skirt Steak : tasajo butter, grilled onion, bone marrow black beans (8.5/10)
6. Sticky Toffee Pudding : platano macho, banana toffee sauce, buttermilk ice cream (9/10)
Of the list I would say the Sweet Corn Bollo or the Kanpachi Ceviche was my favorite and honestly, the entire meal was very good. It can get quite loud inside so I would not recommend for a business dinner, but it is a great choice for a date or dinner with friends or family. I will be back in the future.
As for the food, everything came out so quickly but it was also amazingly fresh and delicious. The tastes were such a fun combination but let me call out the yuca fries. This is not your standard Peruvian yuca fries which can be crunchy and dry. These fries were life changing. Well seasoned, crispy perfection, with dreamy, creamy center. Please run, don’t walk, for these fries.
This place also offer fresh plates between courses. That’s how I can tell if a kitchen takes their food seriously
This place is has a vibrant vibe and Latin music going on and makes for a good group or intimate dinner.
Everything on the menu we tried was all amazing. We started with the curry spiced sashimi which has a nice kick to it. The bragada red snapper carpaccio was recommended by our waiter and it was very good. The smoked fish dip was excellent especially with the dipping with the plantain chips and taro chips. The yuca fries were a surprising star of the meal. Soft and airy and the onion cilantro sauce adding a lot of great flavor to it. The puspusa was very soft and tender and delicious. Good portioning of the cheese and chicharron. The fish collars were excellent with the curry mixture. Many peoples favorite was the cashew miso aged duck. It was very tender and very delicious. The last item we got was the lamb tamal which was tender and very good. The Cesar salad is also a good green to go with the meal.
For dessert we got both the sticky toffee pudding and coconut flan. To our surprise, the sticky toffee pudding was the favorite among the table and it was very banana forward.
The drinks were also very good. I got the Camino del sol and the native son which were excellent. The bananamericano seems to be a huge favorite among us for the white negroni.
The staff was excellent and very attentive and personable. They were very knowledgeable and helpful in deciding on the choices for the meal. The cost of this meal is very reasonable especially considering that it feels very fancy.
I would love to come back to try all the other dishes we missed out on.