I opted for the fried catfish and the curry with chicken, both from the steam table and served with rice for $7. Ron got the whole fish, which had been butterflied, with each half getting a different sauce. (not from the steam table).
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The fried catfish was nice and crispy, with some heat but not painful. The flavor was strong but not overwhelming. It had good crunch to it and I could have ordered a second portion. The chicken curry was more spicy and also had some bamboo shoot like veggie in it.
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Ron's fish was a thing of beauty with two sauces, one of which was garlic. The presentation was more elaborate than I would have expected and more importantly it was delicious. One half got a garlic pepper sauce and the other side a spicy chili sauce. I enjoyed both sauces, but thought the spicy chili was the better of the two. This dish was ~$13.
Ganda is located in a minimall on Hollywood Blvd (same one as Ruen Pair). The sign says valet only but if you pay $2, you can self park.
Ganda: 5269 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles. Phone: (323) 466-4281
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