Duang Tawan — Restaurant in Denham Springs

This place earned EVERY star, and I am determined to eat my way through this menu. We forgot to take before pictures, but as you can see by the afters we'll be going back! We demolished the appetizers so fast, and the server removed the plates so quickly that I forgot to take pictures. I literally begged her to leave the brown sauce you see in the bowl (it accompanied the veggie dumplings). My husband had the spring rolls and veggie fried rice. I had the veggie Pad Thai. Everything was literally garden fresh. You can see the herbs, green onions, and other things growing in containers along the patio. I should probably ask them for a few tips since their garden has survived this brutal winter. The service was impeccable! NOTE: this is NOT McDonalds- you will likely have to wait if you're there during peak periods. However, they're generous with the wi-fi code (posted on the wall). The thing is that you'll want to unplug and enjoy being with your family, friends and the staff. This is what food should be about! I ordered a plate to take home with me.

Plant based eaters...

This is my favorite Thai restaurant. And by favorite, I mean, FAVORITE. I've tried every single Thai restaurant in Baton Rouge (and every single one in Baltimore) and this remains my favorite. Their food is consistent in amazing taste and quality. I've tried a lot of dishes here and I've liked every single one. The owners are a family and they will remember you if you go frequently (I used to go at least once or twice a week and when I lived here and now it's the first restaurant I go to when I visit). I once left my umbrella there by accident and didn't return until two months later and they had kept it and gave it back to me. I love this restaurant and the family that owns it! I've been coming here for 4 years and I will never stop. I brought many of my friends here and they love it so much that they come here with more of their friends. Best hole-in-the-wall Thai...

3.7/5 I have had thai food from all over the world, and this place is pretty average in comparison. Some dishes are better than others here. I had the Tom Kha soup for $6, ground chicken pad kra pao for $15, and the chicken green curry for $15. The soup was pretty standard, nothing special; not bad but not something that will knock your socks off. The pad kra pao was average as well, but the green curry I thought was pretty good and tasty. Overall wouldn't recommend when comparing to thai places i've been to around the country and other parts of the world. However, for Baton Rouge area, it may be one of the...