I have been going here ever since it opened and up till now the quality and service is still excellent. The restaurant is inside the Aqua Blue store. The lady behind the cashier is very friendly and accommodating. You have to be patient because your food is freshly made and there are plenty of orders every single time. The food is to-go only, but seating is available. I would recommend the Papaya Salad Lao style and you can also choose the level of spice. Another dish would be the Pad Thai and either the red or yellow curry. Get their drinks as well, I have tried all of them and depending on your tastebud it always matches with the dishes. They don’t have soda, but you can get the soda from the store. Went today on a Saturday and the line was long, which shows that they are super busy. It’s the Lao, Thai & Cambodian New Year this weekend so they are closing early today.
Thanks Kua Lao Thai for the awesome dishes! Always...
Read moreNestled in a rather adventurous part of town, this store might give you a little thrill if you’re flying solo—let’s just say I had an encounter with a fellow who seemed to be on an unusual journey of his own! But once inside, a treasure trove awaits: a delightful array of Southeast Asian goodies, complete with fresh veggies that practically sing their freshness.
In the back corner, there's a cozy little restaurant where comfort food reigns supreme. I savored the Lao-style papaya salad and a refreshing green Thai tea, both of which danced delightfully on my taste buds. The staff are as warm as a sunny day, and the whole place has a charming neighborhood vibe that makes you feel right at home. Just keep your wits about you...
Read moreMy first Google review, because this is an authentic Lao/Isan/Thai little restaurant inside a shop! The shop is run by a sweet older couple and the dining area is run by their daughter. The portions were massive for the price (around 10 dollars without tax) and the flavors were just like home(Isan region of Thailand): the papaya salad spicy, tangy, umami and the rad na noodles were lush and charred/smoky. I would recommend everyone to stop by and support this family run gem. The dining area might not be fancy but you get the added bonus of experiencing the local buzz of the Lao diaspora in...
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