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Sticky Rice Brady St
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Kadish Park
750 E North Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53212
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
914 E Knapp St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Kilbourn Reservoir Park by Milwaukee Water Works
2230 N Bremen St, Milwaukee, WI 53212
MSOE Kern Center
1245 N Broadway, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Burns Commons Park
1300 N Franklin Pl, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Jewish Museum Milwaukee
1360 N Prospect Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202
The Fitzgerald | A Venue by The Pabst Theater Group
1119 N Marshall St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Caesar's Park
1939 N Warren Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Milwaukee School of Engineering
1025 N Broadway, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Milwaukee Art Museum Research Center
1201 N Prospect Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Nearby restaurants
Up-Down MKE
615 E Brady St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Zayna's Pizza
714 E Brady St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Mangos Cafe East
1682 N Van Buren St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Casablanca
728 E Brady St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Lucky Liu's
1664 N Van Buren St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
The Diplomat
815 E Brady St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Lakefront Brewery
1872 N Commerce St, Milwaukee, WI 53212
Eagle Park Brewing Company
823 E Hamilton St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Thai-namite on Brady Street
932 E Brady St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Sanford
1547 N Jackson St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Nearby hotels
Sanger House Gardens at Historic Brewer’s Hill
1823 N Palmer St, Milwaukee, WI 53212
The Knickerbocker on the Lake
1028 E Juneau Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202
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Sticky Rice Brady St

707 E Brady St, Milwaukee, WI 53202
4.4(225)
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attractions: Kadish Park, St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Kilbourn Reservoir Park by Milwaukee Water Works, MSOE Kern Center, Burns Commons Park, Jewish Museum Milwaukee, The Fitzgerald | A Venue by The Pabst Theater Group, Caesar's Park, Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee Art Museum Research Center, restaurants: Up-Down MKE, Zayna's Pizza, Mangos Cafe East, Casablanca, Lucky Liu's, The Diplomat, Lakefront Brewery, Eagle Park Brewing Company, Thai-namite on Brady Street, Sanford
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(414) 488-8668
Website
stickyricemke.com

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Featured dishes

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Egg Roll (2)
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Chicken Satay (4)
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Lao Sausages
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Crispy Squid
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Chicken Potstickers (6)
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Thai Firecracker Shrimp (4)
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Tod Mun Pla (Thai Fish Cakes) (4)
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Fried Pork Wonton (7)
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Appetizer Sampler
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Broccoli Stir Fry
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Wonton Soup
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Grilled Chicken Noodle Bowl
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Lemongrass Beef Noodle Bowl
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Laab Beef
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Volcano Chicken
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Volcano Shrimp
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Sesame Chicken
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Orange Chicken
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Khao Jee (2)
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Grilled Chicken Thigh (2)
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Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles)
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Pad See Ew
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Lad Nah
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Green Curry
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Curry Fried Rice
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Egg Fried Rice
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Side Sticky Rice
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Thai Tea
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Chicken Wings Combo (4)
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Lao Sausage Combo
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Grilled Chicken Thigh Combo
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Chicken Wings (6)
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Drunken Wings (6)
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Sesame Wings (6)
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Volcano Wings (6)
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Combo Plate Pepper Steak

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Nearby attractions of Sticky Rice Brady St

Kadish Park

St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Kilbourn Reservoir Park by Milwaukee Water Works

MSOE Kern Center

Burns Commons Park

Jewish Museum Milwaukee

The Fitzgerald | A Venue by The Pabst Theater Group

Caesar's Park

Milwaukee School of Engineering

Milwaukee Art Museum Research Center

Kadish Park

Kadish Park

4.7

(158)

Open until 10:00 PM
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church

St. Paul's Episcopal Church

4.8

(24)

Closed
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Kilbourn Reservoir Park by Milwaukee Water Works

Kilbourn Reservoir Park by Milwaukee Water Works

4.6

(303)

Open 24 hours
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MSOE Kern Center

MSOE Kern Center

4.7

(163)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Hidden Eats & Stories of Milwaukee with a Local
Hidden Eats & Stories of Milwaukee with a Local
Mon, Dec 8 • 11:00 AM
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53203
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Candlelight: Tribute to Queen
Candlelight: Tribute to Queen
Thu, Dec 11 • 8:45 PM
833 West Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, 53233
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The Jazz Room: A Journey to the Heart of New Orleans
The Jazz Room: A Journey to the Heart of New Orleans
Fri, Dec 12 • 7:00 PM
311 East Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, 53202
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Nearby restaurants of Sticky Rice Brady St

Up-Down MKE

Zayna's Pizza

Mangos Cafe East

Casablanca

Lucky Liu's

The Diplomat

Lakefront Brewery

Eagle Park Brewing Company

Thai-namite on Brady Street

Sanford

Up-Down MKE

Up-Down MKE

4.6

(1.3K)

$

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Zayna's Pizza

Zayna's Pizza

4.0

(382)

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Mangos Cafe East

Mangos Cafe East

4.1

(271)

$

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Casablanca

Casablanca

4.1

(1.1K)

$$

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Make sure to CALL AHEAD to place an order, otherwise you'll have to wait approximately 20-30 minutes wait, depending on how big your order is. There's NO DINE-IN as stated on Google and as of today my review is posted, 06/25/2021. Also, not sure if there will be dine-in option in the future as their restaurant setting is more set up as a get-in/get-out tight-space. Expect to drive around longer to get a decent parking spot and further walking distance as Sticky Rice MKE is at the corner of suburb. I found Sticky Rice MKE from their Facebook page, and the attached photo from their FB page posted today, 06.25.2021. It's not officially on their menu yet, but it's just their existing food on their menu into one platter, hence it's called the "Papaya Platter". I've had several platter dishes like this from other Laos/Thai restaurant from California to Minnesota to Wisconsin, and some are good/some are decent/some are bad... But Sticky Rice MKE soon-to-be new addition to the menu was a disappointment as a first time order/customer. Let's start with the pros (why I gave it a 3-stars): * The chef was kind enough to accept/make this soon-to-be meal. * The cashier was a very kind and a smiling person. I enjoyed her enthusiasm. * The food presentation was very nicely packaged and neatly presented for a "to-go" package. CONS: * The main reason why I was drawn to this platter was for the "papaya" salad, and again, it was a huge disappointment. The papaya sauce tasted and smelled like dead fish and dead fish alone. * The meatballs were too dry for my preference. * The chicken wings/chicken drums were too dry and bland for my preference. * The boiled eggs were like boiled eggs I can make at home. * The 3 sliced cucumbers were warmed and soggy because it's obviously put right next to the hot foods. * The lettuces they provided under the meats had a piece of long black hair. * I also ordered a side of "sticky rice" to eat along with all these meats, and to "dip" in the papaya sauce. Unfortunately, even the rice was another huge disappointment. Despite their restaurant name is called "Sticky Rice MKE", the sticky rice I received in my order was * Smelly (like old, watery rice) * hard (not fully cooked), you can still see bits of the uncooked rice with the cooked bits. * they gave me the bottom of the pot rice where it was a boxy/brown and hard pieces and then they tried to deceive me by mixing it was the "better" bits of the rice I expected better quality coming from a Laotian/Thai owner/chef. I've always been enthusiastic about foods and willingly to drive whether it'd be minutes or hours away just so I can eat/taste the foods. Unfortunately, in this matter, I drove 30 minutes to Sticky Rice MKE, waited 20 minutes (because I "thought" I could "dine-in" according to Google") and spent $30 for an upsetting/disatisfactory meal. I threw the platter right away after trying each items in my order (reasons listed above). I don't like to say bad things about small businesses, unfortunately this was my experience and sadly, I will not be returning to this restaurant. I wish Sticky Rice MKE the best in their ongoing business.
Viv ParkViv Park
the good is GREAT. but it's a hit or miss. Other dishes are meh. For a takeout joint, they need to work on their "crispy" fried items. The BAD Crispy Squid - had a really nice flavor, but it wasn't crispy. It was wilted. And on arriving home, we saw that it was sitting in a pool of oil. Mind you, this smelled soooo good in the car on our 10 minute drive home. But perhaps they need to work on frying it and laying it out on a rack so the oil is pulled out. And to also try frying twice, a method used for a really crispy taste in many restaurants. Coconut Curry Wings - the coconut curry was great. I have a mind to try their curry dish separately. But the wings were also greasy and wilted. I didn't see a pool of oil like the squid, but I think that's only because the curry hid it. In fact, I put 2 of the wings in the air fryer the next day, and it still wasn't much better - that's how oil infused it was (they need to up the frying temperature) Having said this, there are still great dishes in this joint. the GOOD Nam Khao This is my go-to dish here. The rice here is crispier than the crispy squid lol I had it at medium heat, and it was perfect. Pad See Ew I wanted to try their drunken man noodle, but saw some pictures and it looked so bland for some reason. I'm used to seeing them coated in a red. I think they just don't use much of the red pepper flakes. So I opted for Pad See Ew instead and asked for extra hot. It had a nice heat to it, even though you couldn't tell from just looking at it! So note to self: skip the fried items, keep the nam Khao. Remember their spicy dishes aren't necessarily red. Oh, and their Lao Sausage is NOT a blood sausage.
Jasmine SandhuJasmine Sandhu
This place is amazing! The food, the staff, and the vibe is just NEXT LEVEL! Definitely recommend you check this place out. The reviews don’t do this place justice, just gonna have to go in and check it out yourself! I’m from the Bay Area, CA and didn’t think I would be able to find authentic Lao or Thai food in Wisconsin and this place came and exceeded my expectations! The food has been next level and I have already been there twice in 2 weeks since finding out about this spot. Not only is the food AMAZING, the staff is all so friendly and welcoming. The food here hit the spot with spice level, there is 4 levels of spice and all I can say is go all in and get everything extra spicy IF YOU CAN HANDLE SPICE! It’s actually really spicy but so flavorful and delicious, you can’t go wrong with any dish on the menu. The wings are a must have Volcano is my favorite. Go check this place out! Best vibes you’ll get on Brady street!
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Make sure to CALL AHEAD to place an order, otherwise you'll have to wait approximately 20-30 minutes wait, depending on how big your order is. There's NO DINE-IN as stated on Google and as of today my review is posted, 06/25/2021. Also, not sure if there will be dine-in option in the future as their restaurant setting is more set up as a get-in/get-out tight-space. Expect to drive around longer to get a decent parking spot and further walking distance as Sticky Rice MKE is at the corner of suburb. I found Sticky Rice MKE from their Facebook page, and the attached photo from their FB page posted today, 06.25.2021. It's not officially on their menu yet, but it's just their existing food on their menu into one platter, hence it's called the "Papaya Platter". I've had several platter dishes like this from other Laos/Thai restaurant from California to Minnesota to Wisconsin, and some are good/some are decent/some are bad... But Sticky Rice MKE soon-to-be new addition to the menu was a disappointment as a first time order/customer. Let's start with the pros (why I gave it a 3-stars): * The chef was kind enough to accept/make this soon-to-be meal. * The cashier was a very kind and a smiling person. I enjoyed her enthusiasm. * The food presentation was very nicely packaged and neatly presented for a "to-go" package. CONS: * The main reason why I was drawn to this platter was for the "papaya" salad, and again, it was a huge disappointment. The papaya sauce tasted and smelled like dead fish and dead fish alone. * The meatballs were too dry for my preference. * The chicken wings/chicken drums were too dry and bland for my preference. * The boiled eggs were like boiled eggs I can make at home. * The 3 sliced cucumbers were warmed and soggy because it's obviously put right next to the hot foods. * The lettuces they provided under the meats had a piece of long black hair. * I also ordered a side of "sticky rice" to eat along with all these meats, and to "dip" in the papaya sauce. Unfortunately, even the rice was another huge disappointment. Despite their restaurant name is called "Sticky Rice MKE", the sticky rice I received in my order was * Smelly (like old, watery rice) * hard (not fully cooked), you can still see bits of the uncooked rice with the cooked bits. * they gave me the bottom of the pot rice where it was a boxy/brown and hard pieces and then they tried to deceive me by mixing it was the "better" bits of the rice I expected better quality coming from a Laotian/Thai owner/chef. I've always been enthusiastic about foods and willingly to drive whether it'd be minutes or hours away just so I can eat/taste the foods. Unfortunately, in this matter, I drove 30 minutes to Sticky Rice MKE, waited 20 minutes (because I "thought" I could "dine-in" according to Google") and spent $30 for an upsetting/disatisfactory meal. I threw the platter right away after trying each items in my order (reasons listed above). I don't like to say bad things about small businesses, unfortunately this was my experience and sadly, I will not be returning to this restaurant. I wish Sticky Rice MKE the best in their ongoing business.
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the good is GREAT. but it's a hit or miss. Other dishes are meh. For a takeout joint, they need to work on their "crispy" fried items. The BAD Crispy Squid - had a really nice flavor, but it wasn't crispy. It was wilted. And on arriving home, we saw that it was sitting in a pool of oil. Mind you, this smelled soooo good in the car on our 10 minute drive home. But perhaps they need to work on frying it and laying it out on a rack so the oil is pulled out. And to also try frying twice, a method used for a really crispy taste in many restaurants. Coconut Curry Wings - the coconut curry was great. I have a mind to try their curry dish separately. But the wings were also greasy and wilted. I didn't see a pool of oil like the squid, but I think that's only because the curry hid it. In fact, I put 2 of the wings in the air fryer the next day, and it still wasn't much better - that's how oil infused it was (they need to up the frying temperature) Having said this, there are still great dishes in this joint. the GOOD Nam Khao This is my go-to dish here. The rice here is crispier than the crispy squid lol I had it at medium heat, and it was perfect. Pad See Ew I wanted to try their drunken man noodle, but saw some pictures and it looked so bland for some reason. I'm used to seeing them coated in a red. I think they just don't use much of the red pepper flakes. So I opted for Pad See Ew instead and asked for extra hot. It had a nice heat to it, even though you couldn't tell from just looking at it! So note to self: skip the fried items, keep the nam Khao. Remember their spicy dishes aren't necessarily red. Oh, and their Lao Sausage is NOT a blood sausage.
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This place is amazing! The food, the staff, and the vibe is just NEXT LEVEL! Definitely recommend you check this place out. The reviews don’t do this place justice, just gonna have to go in and check it out yourself! I’m from the Bay Area, CA and didn’t think I would be able to find authentic Lao or Thai food in Wisconsin and this place came and exceeded my expectations! The food has been next level and I have already been there twice in 2 weeks since finding out about this spot. Not only is the food AMAZING, the staff is all so friendly and welcoming. The food here hit the spot with spice level, there is 4 levels of spice and all I can say is go all in and get everything extra spicy IF YOU CAN HANDLE SPICE! It’s actually really spicy but so flavorful and delicious, you can’t go wrong with any dish on the menu. The wings are a must have Volcano is my favorite. Go check this place out! Best vibes you’ll get on Brady street!
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4.4
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3.0
4y

Make sure to CALL AHEAD to place an order, otherwise you'll have to wait approximately 20-30 minutes wait, depending on how big your order is. There's NO DINE-IN as stated on Google and as of today my review is posted, 06/25/2021. Also, not sure if there will be dine-in option in the future as their restaurant setting is more set up as a get-in/get-out tight-space. Expect to drive around longer to get a decent parking spot and further walking distance as Sticky Rice MKE is at the corner of suburb.

I found Sticky Rice MKE from their Facebook page, and the attached photo from their FB page posted today, 06.25.2021. It's not officially on their menu yet, but it's just their existing food on their menu into one platter, hence it's called the "Papaya Platter". I've had several platter dishes like this from other Laos/Thai restaurant from California to Minnesota to Wisconsin, and some are good/some are decent/some are bad... But Sticky Rice MKE soon-to-be new addition to the menu was a disappointment as a first time order/customer.

Let's start with the pros (why I gave it a 3-stars): The chef was kind enough to accept/make this soon-to-be meal. The cashier was a very kind and a smiling person. I enjoyed her enthusiasm. The food presentation was very nicely packaged and neatly presented for a "to-go" package.

CONS: The main reason why I was drawn to this platter was for the "papaya" salad, and again, it was a huge disappointment. The papaya sauce tasted and smelled like dead fish and dead fish alone. The meatballs were too dry for my preference. The chicken wings/chicken drums were too dry and bland for my preference. The boiled eggs were like boiled eggs I can make at home. The 3 sliced cucumbers were warmed and soggy because it's obviously put right next to the hot foods. The lettuces they provided under the meats had a piece of long black hair. I also ordered a side of "sticky rice" to eat along with all these meats, and to "dip" in the papaya sauce. Unfortunately, even the rice was another huge disappointment. Despite their restaurant name is called "Sticky Rice MKE", the sticky rice I received in my order was Smelly (like old, watery rice) hard (not fully cooked), you can still see bits of the uncooked rice with the cooked bits. they gave me the bottom of the pot rice where it was a boxy/brown and hard pieces and then they tried to deceive me by mixing it was the "better" bits of the rice

I expected better quality coming from a Laotian/Thai owner/chef.

I've always been enthusiastic about foods and willingly to drive whether it'd be minutes or hours away just so I can eat/taste the foods. Unfortunately, in this matter, I drove 30 minutes to Sticky Rice MKE, waited 20 minutes (because I "thought" I could "dine-in" according to Google") and spent $30 for an upsetting/disatisfactory meal. I threw the platter right away after trying each items in my order (reasons listed above).

I don't like to say bad things about small businesses, unfortunately this was my experience and sadly, I will not be returning to this restaurant.

I wish Sticky Rice MKE the best in their...

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4.0
3y

the good is GREAT. but it's a hit or miss. Other dishes are meh.

For a takeout joint, they need to work on their "crispy" fried items.

The BAD

Crispy Squid - had a really nice flavor, but it wasn't crispy. It was wilted. And on arriving home, we saw that it was sitting in a pool of oil. Mind you, this smelled soooo good in the car on our 10 minute drive home. But perhaps they need to work on frying it and laying it out on a rack so the oil is pulled out. And to also try frying twice, a method used for a really crispy taste in many restaurants.

Coconut Curry Wings - the coconut curry was great. I have a mind to try their curry dish separately. But the wings were also greasy and wilted. I didn't see a pool of oil like the squid, but I think that's only because the curry hid it. In fact, I put 2 of the wings in the air fryer the next day, and it still wasn't much better - that's how oil infused it was (they need to up the frying temperature)

Having said this, there are still great dishes in this joint.

the GOOD

Nam Khao This is my go-to dish here. The rice here is crispier than the crispy squid lol I had it at medium heat, and it was perfect.

Pad See Ew I wanted to try their drunken man noodle, but saw some pictures and it looked so bland for some reason. I'm used to seeing them coated in a red. I think they just don't use much of the red pepper flakes. So I opted for Pad See Ew instead and asked for extra hot. It had a nice heat to it, even though you couldn't tell from just looking at it!

So note to self: skip the fried items, keep the nam Khao. Remember their spicy dishes aren't necessarily red. Oh, and their Lao Sausage is NOT a...

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5.0
5y

Incredibly tasty food, every single dish I have tried in my first two visits is delicious. I highly recommend the Pad Kee Mao (drunken noodles), phenomenally wide, yet thin noodles that satisfy on a deep comfort food level. Soft and chewy, the noodles sometimes stack so be sure and peel them apart for maximum surface area. Enough on the noodles already! (I may have a noodle addiction problem) Also lots of veggies, and whatever protein you prefer, cooked to tender perfection. The Tom Yum and Tom Kha soups are fantastic, and the chicken satay are lip smacking good. In fact it was so good that on my second visit I ordered all the same stuff with slight changes to protein and heat level. As for that, there are six options, four animal: chicken, beef, shrimp, and most unusually... squid. For a meatless dish two: tofu or veggie (which I assume means extra veggies). I had the tofu in soup and it was lightly fried, so chewy outside and soft yet firm inside. Heat levels: Mild is mild with a tiny backbite. Medium is hot, it builds as you eat. Hot is stop for a minute in between bites so your mouth does not spontaneously combust. And I really do not need to know what Extra Hot is. Of course these are all subjective, dabble at your own risk. I hear good things about the Tod Mun Pla, Nam Khao, and Lad Nah so I will update after...

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