Spacious layout with comfortable seating and clean environment creates a welcoming atmosphere. The menu blends authentic Laotian and Thai flavors using high-quality ingredients rarely found elsewhere. Easy parking and a calm vibe make it a practical choice for enjoying Southeast Asian cuisine.
Excellent quality Thai food offers dishes like larb with ground beef and Tom yum soup that stand out for flavor and authenticity. The shrimp pad Thai also delivers a satisfying taste experience.
Whole fish comes deep fried and served with house-made noodles and curry. Fish dressing is available but costs an extra two dollars per small plastic container.
"This lunch spot's yellow curry special is flavorful and a great deal."
"The Thai food here is zesty, flavorful, and delicious."
"The spicy catfish dish had real fresh peppercorns."
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Parking is easy and plentiful in the shared lot next to the restaurant.
The restaurant offers a variety of Lao and Thai dishes, catering to diverse tastes.
The menu features many options, ensuring everyone can find something they like.
Small, crowded space with nostalgic old Thai feel and soft lighting sets a cozy, lively atmosphere. Diverse crowd enjoys authentic Thai flavors in a no-frills, vibrant setting. Busy and noisy, it suits casual meals rather than quiet occasions.
Flat, chewy noodles with bell peppers, onions, garlic, chili, and Thai basil create a spiritually aromatic Pad Kee Mao at medium spice. This spot serves authentic Thai food widely regarded as the best in Los Angeles.
Fried whole fish comes with a sweet chili sauce that stands out. Tom Yum Pla fish soup offers a spicy, flavorful broth that highlights the fish well.
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Parking is valet and cash only.
Expect long lines after 5pm; arrive early to avoid waiting.
Valet parking is available in front of the restaurant.
Small, intimate space offers a cozy atmosphere with family-friendly energy. Sushi stands out as fresh and delicious, creating a lively yet welcoming vibe. Limited seating adds to the quaint, casual feel.
Spicy seafood lemongrass soup offers a spicy kick and fresh flavors. Thai tea stands out as excellent and rich. Tom Kah soup tastes overly sour and lacks the usual lemongrass and heat.
Fish here tastes fresh and has a flavorful quality. Some options, like the diabetic fish, may not offer good value.
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Parking is limited, but street parking is available nearby.
The restaurant only seats about 12 people, making reservations advisable.
They are open late every night for late-night cravings.
Restaurant offers extensive Thai menu with beautifully decorated interior featuring plants and elegant touches. Atmosphere stays warm and inviting with pleasant low-key music and moderate lighting. Space feels cozy and calm, welcoming both kids and adults.
Authentic Pad Thai offers a fresh, balanced flavor unlike the overly sweet versions elsewhere. The papaya salad features crisp, fresh papaya, and the mango sticky rice is skillfully made with just the right sweetness.
Dishes feature tamarind fish with a sweet and sour flavor and panang fish curry with rich, spicy notes. Options include turmeric fish and green curry with vegetables, offering a variety of fish preparations.
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Check the payment kiosk before confirming your payment to avoid errors.
Parking is limited; consider street parking in the neighborhood behind the restaurant.
The lunch special offers a half portion, which may not be clear on the menu.
Indonesian fusion restaurant offers intimate atmosphere with eclectic music and a beautiful interior featuring an outdoor space draped in plants. Cocktails stand out as outstanding, complementing creative dishes like beef rendang and tofu noodles. The vibe suits cozy gatherings and casual people watching in a trendy setting.
Satay chicken stands out with rich flavor. The menu features jidori chicken, braised lemongrass beef, and duck lumpias. Papaya salad comes with a noticeable spicy kick. Date cake offers a sweet finish.
Fried whole fish for two comes with a miso sauce and pairs well with a ginger salad. Wrapped fish arrives very spicy, sometimes needing to scrape off the heat.
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Street parking is available, but it can be difficult to find.
Last orders are taken 15 minutes before closing time.
The restaurant has multiple vegan options on the menu.
Casual dining space with plastic stools and red crates creates a lively, street vendor vibe reminiscent of Bangkok. Atmosphere feels down to earth and easy, with a mix of hipster and authentic street fare energy. Ordering requires using a specific app, emphasizing a modern, tech-driven setup.
Thai food here feels very authentic with dishes like pad see ew featuring sliced garlic and a fresh, scratch-made green curry that is bright and punchy. Additions like pork belly in Pad Thai and dried shrimp in other dishes boost the flavors noticeably.
Grandma’s Fish Fried Rice tastes like a homemade dish everyone talks about. The Grandma Fish Bowl and Moo Krob Slab, which takes 48 hours to prepare, stand out as notable fish dishes.
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You must order food online through their app after scanning a QR code.
The restaurant only accepts credit card payments; cash is not allowed.
Expect small portion sizes that may not justify the high prices.
Large, open space with stacked seating creates a busy, cafeteria-like atmosphere. Loud music and noise levels require raised voices for conversation. Decor includes a metallic Elvis statue and Thai cultural elements, with a live music stage adding to the energetic vibe.
Authentic Thai flavors shine through dishes like coconut curry and pad see ew. The food stays fresh and reliable, delivering quick service with genuine taste.
Whole fish dishes stand out with options like deep fried whole fish and tender fish in spicy soup. The not-on-menu choo chee pla offers mild white fish in rich red curry with kefir leaves. Fried fish with mango sauce balances sweet and sour well, and fish cakes add a surprising twist.
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Parking is available in the back of the building off Bronson.
The average price per plate ranges from $13 to $30.
Lunch specials are available daily with entrees around $10.
Thai restaurant with a classic ambiance and small, somewhat cramped space expands into a neighboring spot. Atmosphere varies from laid back and quiet to fast-paced and lively, often crowded with an easygoing clientele and no kids. Diners can see the city's hustle and bustle charm while eating.
Authentic Thai dishes include Pad See Ew with perfect rice noodles and crispy tofu, and Tom Yum Soup with a spicy kick. Coconut soup, beef salad, and Thai iced tea add to the flavorful options.
Seafood soup stands out with extra fish available for $6 on a small plate. Thai sweet spicy basil includes fish, and some dishes like beef fried rice carry a fish flavor.
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Parking is extremely limited and often crowded, making it hard to find a spot.
A 10% service fee is automatically added to all dining bills.
There is only one bathroom available for all customers.