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"This is our favorite Thai restaurant! We've dined here multiple times, and it has truly become our go-to place for Thai cuisine. Honestly, I don't think I've ever had a bad meal. While their Tom Kah is delicious, it tends to be on the sweeter side. One of our favorites is definitely the Drunken Noodles."
Teléfono: +16192630914
Dirección: 5421 El Cajon Blvd, 92115, San Diego, United States
Reserva, Reservación
Ciudad: San Diego
Sitio Web: http://www.facebook.com/pages/sa...
Martes: 10:30 -20:00
Miércoles: 10:30 -20:00
Jueves: 10:30 -20:00
Viernes: 10:30 -20:00
Sábado: 10:30 -20:00
Domingo: 10:30 -20:00
Platos: 10
Categorías: 5
Reseñas: 1191
I stopped by for lunch and was pleasantly surprised by the quality and portion sizes of the dishes. Our server was friendly and attentive, and the team worked together seamlessly. I tried the Nam Cao dish, which was delightful with its house-made sausage. I also had the drunken noodles with beef, and it was perfectly mild as I requested. The standout feature of this dish was its well-balanced flavor—neither too sweet, spicy, acidic, nor bland. Unlike many Thai restaurants that skimp on vegetables, this place does not hold back. I was impressed with how quickly the meals arrived. The shrimp spring rolls were incredibly fresh, delicious, and crunchy, and they served the largest portions I've e...
Our favorite joint for Lao food. We ordered the khopiek sen, bitter beef laap, and innards soup for an early lunch around 10:30AM. At first I thought the bowl of khaopiek was pretty small, but I ended up getting a to-go box because there was so much chicken, pork blood, and noodles I couldn't finish it (less soup, more stuff! I also noted that the noodles are cut by hand, not machine ? The innards soup was also hooked up with a lot of tripe and intestine. The laap had tripe too, so you know its legit ??? Nothing was lacking in flavor, my husband said it was perfectly to his taste--lots of umami flavor if you know what I mean. If there was anything I would change I would ask auntie in the...
Today was a bad day to get food here. Pad thai was super sour! I couldn't keep eating it. I asked for level 4 spice. There was no hint of sweetness like normal. The nam kao to go was not good. The rice was wet and soggy. Very disappointed in this experience because this was one of my Lao favorite spots but the food wasn't the same. October 6th around 11 am got takeaway. This spot has been one of my faves to get my Lao food fix. The food here is delicious and the prices are fair. I love that they have hot premade foods for takeout. Also the childhood Lao snacks available that bring me back memories. The Lao beef jerky, sausages, pork rinds, and jeow with sticky rice mmmm. I recently had their...
I visited on October 6th around 11 am and got takeaway. This place has generally been among my go-tos for craving Lao food, and the meals are usually delicious with reasonable prices. I love that they offer premade hot dishes for takeout, as well as nostalgic Lao snacks that remind me of my childhood. The Lao beef jerky, sausages, pork rinds, and jeow with sticky rice are all fantastic. I also recently tried their freshly made Chinese donuts, which were the best I’ve ever had—they sold out quickly, too! Reserva una mesa ahora
My only piece of advice is that if you're planning to dine in, it's best to arrive at least an hour and a half before closing time. On one occasion, we arrived just an hour before closing, and the owner informed us that they were only accepting takeout orders, with the last call for dine-in at 6:45. It was disappointing to learn this, especially since I wasn't aware of it beforehand. However, this minor inconvenience doesn't deter me from coming back because the food is simply amazing!
Authentic, delicious and generous offerings of Laotian and Thai classics. Service was prompt and polite. Waiter/co-owner(? Mike was knowledgeable, personable, and efficient. We've traveled all over the Orient, love Thai and Laotian cuisine, and will add this to our list of favorite local restaurants. Fine dining, it's not--authentic Thai/Laotian, in generous proportions at very reasonable prices, it is! Give it a try--you'll like it!! Otherwise, stick to Mc'y D's...
Authentic, delicious and generous offerings of Laotian and Thai classics. Service was prompt and polite. Waiter/co-owner(? Mike was knowledgeable, personable, and efficient. We've traveled all over the Orient, love Thai and Laotian cuisine, and willadd this to our list of favorite local restaurants. Fine dining, it's not--authentic Thai/Laotian, in generous proportions atvery reasonable prices, it is! Give it a try--you'll like it!! Otherwise, stick to Mc'y D's
One piece of advice: if you plan on dining in, make sure to arrive at least an hour and a half before closing time, or you might not get a table. One time, we arrived just an hour before closing, and the owner informed us that they were only taking orders for takeout, with the last call for dine-in at 6:45. I was pretty disappointed since I wasn’t aware of this policy before. However, this won’t stop me from coming back, as the food is truly amazing! Reserva una mesa ahora
Everything was full of flavor; my husband loved it, remarking on the rich umami taste. If I could suggest one thing, it would be to ease up on the salt and MSG, but that’s just my preference! We also picked up some kiep moo (pork ears) from the ready-to-eat section. They were the thin, crunchy variety—well-seasoned and not overly tough. I’m definitely giving this place a 10/10 and plan to buy all the bags next time!
This is our favorite Thai restaurant! We've dined here multiple times, and it has truly become our go-to place for Thai cuisine. Honestly, I don't think I've ever had a bad meal. While their Tom Kah is delicious, it tends to be on the sweeter side. One of our favorites is definitely the Drunken Noodles.
