Jonathan Gold reviews the Cannibal
Chef Francis Derby pours the sauce for General Tso pig’s head at the Cannibal.
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Chicken parm with tomato conserva and burrata is served at the Cannibal in Culver City.
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A 36-ounce dry-aged rib-eye for two with fingerlings, mustard greens and tomato.
(Christina House / For The Times)Terrine of sliced beef and butter at the Cannibal. (Christina House / For The Times )
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Beef bulgogi with sesame, bean sprout and apple jang.
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The “everything” pretzel with scallion cream cheese at the Cannibal.
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An assortment of beer is offered at the Cannibal.
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Grilled shishitos with ricotta, shiso and black garlic are served at the Cannibal in Culver City.
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The General Tso pig’s head is served with broccoli salad and moo shoo pancake at the Cannibal in Culver City.
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Chef Francis Derby is photographed at the Cannibal.
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A flux capacitor, which regulates the carbonation levels of each individual draft line, is visible from the bar at the Cannibal.
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