This spot features a cozy, stylish atmosphere with a harmonious blend of Western and Eastern design, creating an inviting setting for gluten-free diners. The menu is thoughtfully labeled for gluten-free options, though caution is advised due to potential cross-contamination risks.
Parking can be challenging; plan extra time to find a spot.
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Expect a busy dining room with a lively atmosphere.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
We ordered 3 Lao vegan dishes-- nam khao, laab, papaya salad--and everything came out quickly. The flavors were great and authentic. Service was great. We walked in on a Saturday at 1pm and there was no wait. Ambiance was lively but not overly loud. Always thankful & grateful for So Saap to serve and cater to the vegan and vegetarian community. Lastly, we both ordered the fresh sugar cane and calamasi.
C
Community member
Huge variety of flavorful Lao dishes. If you’re used to eating Thai food, these Lao flavors have more depth and spice! Their prices are great too. We ordered so many dishes including GF pad see ew, Kao soi(not GF) , lao steamed catfish , grilled chicken with jeo seom, sticky rice, Lao papaya salad, and sugar cane juice.
They label their menu very well indicating vegan, gluten free, or peanut containing items. My bf is Celiac and we asked about a few items labeled GF. Some items are incorrectly labeled GF, the employee was aware of this as well and recommended against ordering any dishes with fried items. I would personally avoid ordering some noodle dishes just because she mentioned noodles are boiled in the same water (ie:. egg noodles / Chinese rice noodles, ho fun usually contains wheat starch)
TLDR: AMAZING place to eat if you don’t have strict dietary restrictions, GF by choice and or vegan. Would def return and order To-Go myself. **If you are celiac and have a strict gluten allergy — be extremely cautious highly likely for CC. Will update if my bf has a reaction, fingers crossed🤞we would love to come back and try other items!