Laan Thai Brigham City — Restaurant in Brigham City

We decided to go last minute to dinner, so I expected a long wait, but we were seated within 5 minutes. We ordered the combination appetizer and it was delicious! The sauces that came with were a great compliment. The calamari, potstickers, and egg rolls are better than the ones we had in LA. They were out of bobba, so we'll have to come back to try that, but the entrees we ordered were all extemely flavorful and perfectly spicy to our order. I love that dishes are large and filling, while also being beautifully arranged. The space is small, but well organized and we didn't feel crammed together. It was pleasantly noisy, but would be hard for a person with hearing issues. Entrees are priced competitively, but are worth the cost for the flavor! And the spice levels were perfect. We had levels 1, 2 ,3, and 4 in our entrees, and each one was an little spicier than the other. I liked my 2, but my son's dish with a 4 was really good, just not a level I could eat an entire entree with. The curry was amazing, the noodles were so savory, and the basil was...

Only giving a 3 on service as they needed more help during a busy lunch. The atmosphere was amazing. Being able to see the kitchen was incredible! Everything we ordered was decadent! We started with the starter platter, and you could tell the potstickers and wontons were freshly made. I highly recommend them! The Thai tea was also freshly made, very flavorful. We got the pad see eu, the Thai fried rice, and the pad woonsen they were all freshly made. The heat on all was spot on. Didn't expect such highly flavored food in Brigham City it is definitely worth the drive.

Update: We returned a few months later and unfortunately it's not as good as the first. The Thai tea was smaller especially for $5! The egg rolls over cooked and no shrimp it was all batter. Flavor was good on the rest. The service didn't speak English well which was frustrating when our dessert came out at the same time as lunch. Driving this far for a $70 lunch just isn't worth it, we'll go to the Thai in Roy...

It's so good to have a restaurant back in this building after being vacant for so long. We're also excited to have a Thai restaurant right here in our backyard. Everything we had was exceptional, but then again, we love Thai food. All of the curries, stir frys, and noodle dishes we tried were great. The only thing I didn't care for was the Laab. It seemed more like a salad than an entree. It was cold and was served in a cold sour juice, and all the vegetables that came with it were also served raw. I wish they would have labeled it that way because it doesn't match the description. But my husband liked it, so it wasn't bad, just not what I was expecting. It's also nice you can choose your heat level from 1-5. We did a 2, and it was slightly spicy but not unbearable. Might try a 3 next time, but i don't think I would go higher than that. The service was also very good and the decor is very modern and upscale. Can't wait to go back and try...