Location: Carpinteria
Top Restaurants in Carpinteria
Top Things to do in Carpinteria
- 1. Carpinteria State Beach
- 2. Carpinteria Harbor Seal Preserve and Rookery
- 3. Island Brewing Company
- 4. Carpinteria Valley Museum of History
- 5. Tomol Interpretive Play Area
- 6. Carpenteria Bluffs Nature Preserve
- 7. Tar Pits Park
- 8. Rincon Bike Trail
- 9. Carpinteria Salt Marsh Nature Park
- 10. Palm Loft Gallery
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Best Asian food near Carpinteria, California, United States
Reviews on Asian food in Carpinteria, California, United States. Just 12 miles southeast of Santa Barbara, Carpinteria (called “Carp” by locals) is a charming, coastal community with a pedestrian-friendly main street (Linden Avenue), mom-and-pop shops, gourmet cafés and antique stores. The pavement leads to Carpinteria’s sparkling beaches, including Carpinteria State Beach, dubbed “the world’s safest beach.” Beyond the shoreline, Carpinteria’s foothills and verdant mountains are peppered with flower nurseries, polo fields, avocado orchards and horse ranches.
Things to do in Carpinteria
1. SIAM Elephant Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By bethinhoboken
Staff was pleasant and service was quick. Wonton Soup was tasty altho the wontons seemed a bit under cooked. I had the red curry which was tasty but I would have preferred a few more vegetables, there was tons of chicken (which is great) but it would have been better balanced with more veggies. Thai iced tea was very good. I've had better Thai food but this was pretty decent and I'd go back and try something different.
2. Uncle Chen Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Family owned and operated, we have proudly served Chinese & Szechuan cuisine to Carpinteria, California since 1991.
Reviewed By teresat752
We ordered dinner last night, prompt courteous service. Great food. Great to have delivery to our campsite. Didnt have to drive into town in the storm. Awesome.
3. Sushi Teri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By biscardicreative
I came to Sushi Teri because of the great reviews here on TA. I literally arrived less than 3 hours after stepping off the plane and it did not disappoint.Being by myself I just sat down at the sushi bar and simply asked the sushi chef for recommendations. He highly recommended the halibut and yellow tuna that evening so I started with 2 pieces of Nigiri with the Halibut. It was so incredibly good and I wish I could remember the name of the sauce he drizzled on it. It was just divine.I then asked for a recommendation on a roll with tuna and / or salmon and he high recommended the Crunchy Roll. Salmon, Tuna, Cream Cheese, rice and then dropped into a fryer. Sliced and served with a nice stacked presentation.The salmon looked so amazing in the glass, I decided to finish off with 2 more pieces of Nigiri with the Salmon. Again, excellent. As I sat there I watched the chefs prepare multiple rolls and each looked awesome. The entire meal was much more reasonable than I expected. Highly highly recommend Sushi Teri if you're in the area. There's parking on the street and there's actually a fairly large public parking lot behind the restaurant as well. The entrance to the parking lot is a few doors past Sushi Teri on Linden Avenue on the left.
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