Sue's Kitchen — Restaurant in California

First time I am ordering from this restaurant. I called the restaurant and it took them a while to answer. I told the young gentleman who answered that I didn't have a menu so I will need his help to order. I wanted to order eggplant in basil with ground pork, but I ended up ordering beef since they don't sell pork meat at this restaurant. The other dish I ordered was Masaman curry with chicken. The order taker was in such a hurry to get me off the phone that he forgot to ask me the spice level of the food and that all the entries come with Jasmine rice and also forgot to provide my total. When I arrived, there were a few cars parked outside, one of the workers was sitting on a chair in front of the restaurant on his phone. I walked inside got my food and was looking forward to a tasty meal after reading all those reviews. I was not impressed with the food packaging, they overfilled the curry container instead of using a bigger one and it spilled as soon as I opened the lid. The curry was too runny for my taste and not enough flavor. The basil eggplant was not what it's supposed to be, it just didn't have the flavor and texture that I have...

Sue’s Kitchen in El Sobrante is a true hidden gem for delicious, home-style Thai Lao cooking that feels like a warm hug on a plate. Whether you’re stopping by for lunch, or dinner, you’re guaranteed a meal that’s hearty, flavorful, and made with love.

The menu offers a great variety of options, from classic comfort foods to flavorful Asian-inspired dishes. Everything I’ve tried has been cooked to perfection, with fresh ingredients and just the right balance of seasoning. The portions are generous, and the prices are more than fair, making it a great spot for anyone who loves good food without breaking the bank.

What truly sets Sue’s Kitchen apart is the welcoming atmosphere and friendly service. Staff go out of their way to make you feel at home, offering personalized recommendations and treating every customer like family.

Whether you’re a local or just passing through, Sue’s Kitchen is a must-visit. It’s the kind of place that keeps you coming back for more, and I can’t recommend it...

This place is at the end of a teeny tiny strip mall, a few doors down from the Dominos pizza. It is easy to miss, but it's worth finding. I've been there many times, both dine in and take out, and the food has never disappointed. Everything we've ordered has been very good.

We are fans of everything in the salad section, Nam Kao, Nuer num Thoke, Yum Goong, and Som Tum. We don't treat them as salad; we treat them more like lettuce wraps (except the Som Tum, which is very spicy and delicious). We have also had most of the rice plates and noodle dishes. The rice plates come with a generous portion of rice and meat, and the noodle dishes are a decent size. These are all quite tasty and worth a try, but the salad section is where this place shines (for us). The Mitchell's buko (young coconut) ice cream is nice.

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