This is an out-of-the-way place somewhat hidden at the back of a small strip mall. I picked up a friend at SeaTac and we wanted to have some mid-afternoon Thai food, and Loak Toung's hours meshed perfectly with our plans. We're so glad we ate here! Although the place didn't look impressive from the outside, most of the food was excellent! I'll describe each dish we tried.

-Fried spring rolls - meh. 2 stars. Unremarkable. -Tom ka gai soup - stunning! 5 stars! We ordered an extra order to go. -Phad woon sen - 3 stars. We both love glass noodles but thought the sauce was too sweet and overpowered the glass noodles. -Spicy basil eggplant - Fantastic! 5 stars! I think overall this was everyone's favorite dish. -Panang curry - Delicious! 4 stars. I downgraded it a star because even at its mildest, it was too spicy for me.

The bathroom was clean, but also seemed to function as a utility room and could use some sprucing up.

So overall, my 4-star review takes into account the different dishes as well as the atmosphere of the restaurant. I will definitely recommend it and plan to return someday!