Small, clean Asian restaurant with cozy booth seating and traditional decor creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Music is generally soothing, supporting a relaxed dining experience. A nice bar area complements the space, offering quality drinks in a comfortable setting.
Shrimp dishes stand out with the honey walnut shrimp offering a perfect balance of sweetness and crunch. Rolls like salmon avocado and shrimp tempura deliver solid seafood flavors.
Drunken noodles come with a balanced spice level 2 that hits just right. They stand out as a go-to dish alongside other favorites like lettuce wraps and dumplings.
"The food here is amazing and always tastes fresh."
"The seafood here is fresh, hot, and delicious."
"I found the drunken noodles to be exceptional."
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 PM to 6 PM daily with discounted drinks.
Order before 6 PM to take advantage of happy hour prices.
$2 mimosas are available all day on weekends during happy hour.
Asian fusion restaurant offers a cozy, clean atmosphere with colorful art and relaxing ballads. Seating suits both small and large groups, creating a family-friendly vibe. The place maintains a halal-certified menu with standout dishes like Pad Thai and Panang Curry.
Red shrimp curry and shrimp tempura roll stand out among seafood options. Some dishes like noodles and shrimp in the salad could use a bit more cooking.
Perfect texture and well seasoned describe the Drunken Noodles here. The spice level hits just right without being overwhelming.
Good to know
The restaurant is halal-certified, making it a great option for halal diners.
Zato is BYOB with no corkage fee, allowing you to bring your own drinks.
There is plenty of parking available on the front and side of the restaurant.
Small, family-run Thai restaurant offers a homey atmosphere with a peaceful, quiet vibe. Interior shows signs of age but food remains authentic and flavorful, attracting many for to-go orders. Vegetarian options and affordable prices add to its appeal.
Shrimp dishes feature plump, perfectly cooked shrimp with great texture. Options include Thai Basil Rice with medium heat and a flavorful shrimp fried rice, plus a notable shrimp stir fry.
Drunken noodles come with a rich, spicy flavor that stands out. They pair well with other dishes like corn patties and pork satay for a tasty meal.
Good to know
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during weekend dinner hours.
The average meal cost is around $14 per person.
To-go orders are popular, especially during busy times.
Small, family-run Thai restaurant offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere with 80s love songs playing softly. Quiet and peaceful, it attracts diners seeking authentic Thai dishes with fresh, homemade flavors.
Spicy dishes like the RS2 Spicy Seafood and spicy shrimp glass noodles stand out. Seafood appears alongside chicken and beef in flavorful options like tom yum soup and pad thai.
Sautรฉed veggies, chicken, and basil come together with a fresh fried egg in the Pad Kee Mao. The dish pairs well with Thai Iced Tea and stands out as a popular choice.
Good to know
Delivery is available through online ordering.
The restaurant is suitable for eating in or taking out.
The total cost for a meal can be around $50 including tip.
Small, cozy restaurant set in a converted home with intimate seating for about eight people and charming outdoor space. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting but lighting and cooling could improve for dine-in comfort. Known for high-quality Asian dishes like pho, pad Thai, and fried rice, often enjoyed as takeout.
Shrimp dishes stand out with shrimp rolls that are consistently popular and packed with shrimp. The shrimp fried rice also offers a flavorful option loaded with shrimp.
Drunken noodles come with lots of vegetables and authentic flavors. Portions are large, often served with beef, making them a solid choice on the menu.
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Parking is limited, but additional parking is available across the street.
They charge a 3% fee for card payments.
Portion sizes are substantial enough for sharing.
Simple, modern decor blends with authentic Thai and Laotian flavors in a clean, pet-friendly space. Small outdoor tables offer casual seating while the atmosphere stays relaxed and convenient for quick meals. Generous portions and affordable prices make it a popular spot near busy areas.
Shrimp dishes stand out with perfect seasoning in the shrimp blankets and a flavorful Laotian Fried Rice Shrimp. Curries and stir fries often feature shrimp, adding to the spicy, bold flavors.
Saucy and flavorful, the drunken noodles come with ground pork and a generous amount of protein. They handle level 3 spicy well, making them a very spicy and satisfying dish.
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ZAAP Kitchen Lao & Thai TAKE OUT offers fast Thai food with no indoor seating.
Parking is easy with free validation available for customers.
The restaurant is a short walk from the American Airlines Center.
Intimate Asian restaurant with stunning decor and warm, inviting atmosphere. Lounge seating and purse hooks at the bar add comfort and convenience. A DJ plays music, creating a vibrant, lively vibe.
Bang Bang Shrimp stands out with its perfect crispiness and a delightful kick. Shishito Peppers also impress with their flavor, alongside dishes like Sea Bass and Honey Chicken.
Drunken noodles come with Wagyu steak and pack a hearty, flavorful punch. The dish consistently delivers satisfying taste and richness.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for busy evenings.
There is free parking available, but validation is required.
A $3 fee applies for bringing outside food, like cakes.
Asian fusion restaurant offers a cool atmosphere with a beautiful finish out and a chill vibe. Outdoor patio includes heaters, enhancing comfort despite its parking lot setting. Cocktails like the Yuzu Lemon Drop martini and fresh, unique sushi and dumplings define the experience.
Shrimp balls and shrimp and lobster shumai stand out with bold flavors. Fish served here is of premium quality and offers a fresh tasting experience.
Drunken noodles come as a standout dish, served in a bowl with bold flavors. The menu pairs them well with other items like Shanghai noodles and duck rolls, offering a variety of tastes alongside.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4 pm to 6 pm with select items at half price.
Expect a 45-minute wait time during peak hours, especially on Fridays.
Parking is easy and available near the restaurant.