Sisters Asian Eatery — Restaurant in Santa Paula

An Unforgettable Thai Vegan Dining Experience at Sister’s Asian Eatery

Today we had one of the most amazing culinary experiences at Sister’s Asian Eatery. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm hospitality and exceptional service that set the tone for an incredible meal.

As vegans, it’s often a challenge to find places that cater thoughtfully to our dietary choices—but not here. Sister’s offers a variety of vegan options, and you can truly tell they care about how the dishes are prepared.

We started with the Vegetable Tom Kha, a coconut-based soup that was perfectly balanced—creamy, tangy, and aromatic, with fresh vegetables and just the right amount of spice.

The Vegan Panang Curry was a standout—rich, flavorful, and deeply comforting, with a velvety texture that paired beautifully with steamed rice.

We also tried the Soft Tofu Vegan Pad See Ew, a stir-fried noodle dish that hit all the right notes: savory, slightly sweet, with tender tofu and perfectly cooked flat noodles.

To top it all off, dessert was a dream—the classic Mango Sticky Rice. The mango was ripe and juicy, and the sweet coconut sticky rice was the perfect finish to a wonderful meal.

If you’re looking for authentic Thai flavors with outstanding vegan options and top-tier service, Sister’s Asian Eatery is a must-visit. We’ll...

So I went here today for lunch with a friend. I’m sure things will get better when they’ve settled in. It was very busy at lunch time and seemed like they weren’t able to keep pace with the demand. I’m sure this is because it’s a new spot and everyone is eager to try it out. Hopefully it will get better for them when things calm down a bit.

As for the food- it was ok. I say “ok” because my favorite Thai Restaurant item is Pineapple Fried Rice. I ordered this today and was surprised it didn’t taste like pineapple fried rice. I thought maybe in all the craziness of their lunch rush, that they forgot to add the pineapple or they gave me the wrong plate. So I politely asked. Nope. This was the correct plate. The server told me that the pineapple friend rice doesn’t have pineapple in it- that they add pineapple powder instead. That’s very disappointing and the pineapple powder didn’t help add any sort of pineapple flavoring to the dish. It just tasted like a Thai Fried Rice. Plus, the menu says it comes with “chunks of pineapple” but the servers said it doesn’t. So that’s...

I will say that for a location that just opened and held no advertisements, business is booming. The restaurant using pure word of mouth has exploded with groups of people of all ages including middle schoolers to college and seniors coming in to check it out. However, the food is amazing and their lunch special of $14 for a bowl size serving of rice, a salad, a spring roll and, a list of options to your choosing is a good choice. Those options are wok, noddle, curry and, fried rice. The reason why I would only give it 4 stars because the amount paid for the food you get. For $14 I got mostly salad and rice with small but dense size bowl filled with vegetables and my choice of meat. The restaurant is not at all cheap and not as expensive compared to today’s economy however, I don’t see myself coming here every other week cause of prices. That shouldn’t steer you away as the food is really good!; I 100% recommend anyone living or near Santa Paula...