Thai & Laos Market Restaurant

Vicky Pimmada 3 months ago

Delicious and authentic Thai and Lao food! The flavors were fresh, well-balanced, and full of traditional taste. The staff was friendly, and the service was quick. The portions were generous, and everything we ordered was flavorful and satisfying. A great place for anyone looking for authentic Southeast Asian cuisine. Highly recommended.

Brad Weber 4 months ago

My Laos buddy sent here when I was in the area and wanted to grab us lunch. Li'l place is awesome. I wish I could go everyday lol 😆

Kolap Samel 5 months ago

Affordable, hole in the wall place that is adjacent to a small market. First time in a fast food Thai place. What works, premade food. Plenty of stir fries, curries, and a few vegetarian options. Portion are decent for the very friendly combo prices. I got two meat and veggie option. Plenty of protein and well seasoned but there was not enough herbs in my larb chicken or mint chicken. Maybe they toned down the herbs and citrus flavors for the non-Asian guests who might not like herby larb and holy basil in the stir fry. The papaya salad was yummy spicy. Only wish I told them to go easy on the sugar. For the price and portion, I would come to try the other dishes in the combo options. I did notice that many of the older Thai customers did not order the premade food. The ordered the a la carte or made to order dishes to go, so, most likely those are the dishes that taste better. Not the typical sit down Thai restaurants. Staff was friendly though! Takes cash only. There is an ATM in the store.

jjandzz 7 months ago

This place has a unique layout where a Thai market and a restaurant are separated by just a glass door. The market side has no air conditioning and feels hot and humid, while the restaurant side is air-conditioned and comfortable. I’ve always enjoyed Thai food, but after eating here, I started to wonder if what I actually prefer is American-style or fusion Thai cuisine. The Pad See Ew I ordered looked appealing — the portion was generous and the meat was plentiful — but the flavor was overwhelmingly salty for my taste. Despite my experience, the restaurant has many positive reviews and high ratings, which suggests that this may be closer to authentic Thai food. From the outside, it’s hard to tell that there’s even a restaurant inside, and the operating hours are quite limited. For those who genuinely enjoy authentic Thai flavors, this place may be worth a visit.

BK 8 months ago

The express meal is absolutely worth it, such great value. We only sampled a few dishes, but what really won me over were the bamboo soup, the bitter leaf curry soup, and the fried mustard greens with egg. If these had been made to order, they would have been even better, since they weren’t served as hot as I prefer. While not the very best compared to homemade, they still hit the spot and brought back comforting memories of my mom’s home-cooked meals. For my son’s plate, he really enjoyed the pork stew and pork ribs but was meh on the fried beef.