Kao Sarn Thai Street Food

Many moons ago, I tried drunken noodle (pad kee mao) for the first time— and I have been a true lover of it since then. I have also been on a one-woman quest to find the best drunken noodle. After trying this dish from countless Thai restaurants across the country, I can, without a doubt, say that Kao Sarn makes THE BEST drunken noodle that I’ve ever had in my life. (I’m literally salivating just thinking about it right now lol). The noodles are perfectly glossy and have the perfect amount of wok hei. They also add Chinese broccoli, which is the perfect accompaniment to the noodles and the protein. I ask for mine level 4 spicy and it’s the perfect amount of spice. I don’t think that anyone else’s version of drunken noodle will ever compare to Kao Sarn’s and I preach this gospel to all of my friends. The service here is also very friendly and very fast. It’s a small restaurant and I have tried other dishes on the menu, but I keep coming back for the drunken noodle. Seriously go get it. I’m probably gonna have it again this week lol

I thought this would be the best Thai food in had based on the reviews but sadly it was not. The pick up process was easy but the food has the flavor of strong fried oil. I didn't feel good to finish my dish unfortunately The place is in Eden plaza , an interesting Asian outdoor mall No dine in, pick up only

Found this Thai street food restaurant in Eden Center while waiting for my haircut appointment. I knew I wanted to check it out when I get free time. The menu was really good and there are some pictures of the food outside the restaurant. The staff are so friendly and hospitable. The restaurant is a little smaller with about 5 tables inside and 2 more tables outside.

Excellent Thai street food within the Vietnamese-themed Eden Center. The khao soi is the best I've had in the United States.

One of the best Thai spots in the area. I got take out so photos will vary due to time and temperature. Taste and texture is excellent, lots of Wok 🔥 flavor you can’t get at home. I like that they add aluminum foil to prevent micro-plastics from leeching into your food due to the high temp. Some places in Eden don’t do this unfortunately.

This place is a bit tucked away in a small alley near some Vietnamese shops, so it might be a little hard to spot at first. But once you find it, Kao Sarn Thai Street Food is a hidden gem. It’s a small Thai street food spot with limited seating, but the food more than makes up for it. I’ve been here many times but never got around to writing a review. I usually end up ordering the same things, especially the Sukhothai noodles, which are hard to find in this area. They always taste just right — flavorful and comforting. This time I also had Yen Ta Fo, chicken satay, and the fried fish with chili sauce (Pla Rad Prik). Everything was delicious. If you’re nearby and craving authentic Thai food, this place is definitely worth checking out. Just keep in mind it’s a small and cozy spot.

A friend recommended this restaurant, so we decided to try it for lunch. The food came out quickly. It was flavorful, but the portions were on the smaller side. The Pad Thai had only about three shrimp, and the crispy pork belly didn’t have much pork either. We probably won’t return.

The best food in Eden center! They excel at fish—The crispy fish and chili lime fish (on the specials board) are amazing. Papaya salad and larb are also excellent, plus the best mango sticky rice I’ve ever had. I go there all the time and dine in. It’s a cozy place with fantastic food. Also I’m sensitive to gluten and they have a lot of gluten friendly options. All the things I listed are gluten friendly! So glad this place exists!

Best pad see ew I've ever had and I've had so many. Medium is on the spicier side tho. Great Thai tea and mango sticky rice as well. Everything was very affordable. Small cozy spot in Eden but super friendly service. Will definitely be back!

Came back today for some khao soi and oohhwheeeee. No notes. Came in at about $18.50 but the broth is perfect and while the rice noodles were few, the crispy noodles on top were plentiful. This entire dish was soooo good. There was a great amount of very tender chicken in it and I was grateful to not have a bone (I've seen other pics of chicken legs in some and no thanks). The soup itself had Seychelles a beautiful flavor. The only downside to this visit was they were out of Thai tea. I'll be honest - that is 90% of the reason I stopped by in the first place. I was very disappointed and have never heard of this at a Thai restaurant. Anyway, food was spectacular. Service was good.

Definitely my favorite thai food in the DMV now. Not many places that one can get khao soi and Kao Sarn's is probably the best I've had. The service is impeccable. The older woman that works there is extremely warm and sweet to every customer that comes in. Although small inside, there are still tables to sit and we chose to dine right outside. Immaculate food that I like to get at least once a week now

Food- the food was super flavorful and really Good portion size. Service- everyone we interacted with was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. Space- it's so small. 4 tables outside and maybe the same inside. And by outside I mean. Inside the small mall.

Good food, nice homely atmosphere, great service, but the food was super duper salty! Ordered a Pad-See Ew, this dish tends to be salty, but in this case it was just inedible! Very unfortunate because the noodles were good, the seasoning right, but it felt like they threw a pound of salt on it! The sticky rice ice cream dessert was very small, overpriced at $11, and unconvincing. I still would return, just specify less salt, a lot less!

So good! I've been here twice and its been great! The noodle boat soup is great if you're looking for something that is savory and really deep in beef flavor and then the other time that I went, I ended up getting one of their fried rice and I have to say if you really like it spicy, you can really start with the medium spice because it's pretty spicy starting to come there if you are not a person who can tolerate spice, I would totally start with either no spice or mild The owner/waiter is super nice and will give you tons of recommendations and you should definitely go for it. It's so cozy and nice, would def recommend!!

LOVE. Love love love. Great service, great food. A touch hard to find, but worth it. The Thai iced tea isn't sickly sweet like many places, still sweet though.

Good variety of known dishes, but its main selling point is being a solid Thai option within a sea of Vietnamese restaurants in Eden Center. Popular, but we always manage to get a seat with no wait time.

Amazing Thai food in a small little shop located within Eden Center!! As it's a small shop, there is not too much seating within the restaurant and limited seating outside the restaurant. Service was attentive and food came out quickly. We tried the papaya salad, kao soi curry chicken noodle soup, pad Thai, and pad se-ew. Papaya salad was solid, it was spicy and tangy. It was nice and refreshing side to eat along our noodle dishes. Papaya salad and all the other dishes can be adjusted to your preferred spice level. Kao soi curry chicken noodle soup was great as well. I feel like the curry soup is a bit reminiscent of Vietnamese curry I've had but all of the ingredients that a Kao soi curry chicken noodle soup normally has. The fried noodles and the normal noodles on the bottom soak in the soup well. The pickled mustard greens adds a nice crunch and depth of flavor as you enjoy the dish. If you are not looking to eat it with chicken, it can be subbed with tofu. In regard to the pad Thai, my friend ordered and he said it was pretty good. For the pad se-ew, I tried a little bit of it from my friend's plate. The wok hei of it was incredible. It's hard to explain but it's like a really good char flavor. I would definitely order this again if I was in the area!!!

GREAT THAI STREET FOOD: I'm a huge fan of Kao Soi and order it everywhere I find it. After trying it here, I can confidently say--this is the best Kao Soi I've had so far! The broth is rich and flavorful, with the perfect balance of creaminess, spice, and deep umami. The tender noodles and crispy fried noodles on top add amazing texture, making every bite unforgettable. This tiny hole-in-the-wall inside the mall (with no external windows) might be easy to overlook, but once you step inside, you'll fall in love. It's an authentic Thai street food gem, serving bold, fresh flavors. The Pad Thai is well-balanced and not overly sweet, the Green Curry is creamy and aromatic, and the Sun-Dried Beef is a fantastic snack--savory, slightly chewy, and packed with flavor. If you're craving real Thai street food, this spot is an absolute must-visit!

Food and service is great! Yellow curry is good, not too sweet, perfect for cold weather. The Bua Roy dessert is sweet and salty in the best way!

Best Thai Food I've had outside of Thailand at a reasonable price! I tried the Lad Na noodles since I had never seen on a menu before and had "must try" marked next to it, and it was definitely a must try! Ask for a side of rice to soak up some of the delicious extra gravy. If you're looking for good Thai food, this place I would say is worth a drive!

This Thai street food store is located inside Eden center in falls church. We ordered the fried calamari, a bowl of pork noodle soup, the Kapow basil over rice, the Thai iced tea and the lemonade (it was highly recommended by the server but it was also $8!!). The food was good, but the portion size leaned towards the smaller side. The restaurant is small but the design is cute. There is a lot on the menu that I want to try, I guess they keep the portion size small so you can order more items per meal. Service was quick and efficient. I would come again keeping in mind that the tab does add up when I come hungry!

Delightful little hole-in-the-wall Thai restaurant! I never thought I would be looking for anything other than Vietnamese food in the Eden Center, but this hidden gem surprised me with their outstanding food, friendly service, and great prices. I visited Kao Sarn with a fairly large group for late weekend lunch. We had just gotten back from a long hike so were fairly ravenous, but, thankfully, Kao Sarn was super efficient and got our food to us really quickly. I ordered their yen ta fo, a traditional Thai pink noodle soup made with rice noodles, a variety of seafood, veggies, and tofu. The gorgeous pink color comes from red fermented bean curd, which not only gives the soup a beautiful hue, but also imparts a deep, rich umami flavor. The dish was outstanding, with an incredible flavor from the broth, tons of perfectly cooked mixed seafood, and a generous portion of tender, easily slurpable wide rice noodles. The bowl was topped with two large fried wonton wrappers, which added a great crunch to the dish. We were seated at a wooden picnic table outside of the actual restaurant, but inside of the broader complex the restaurant was located inside of. The hallway was very quiet and peaceful, although it seemed like the inside of the actual restaurant was a bit busier.

They say they provide a street food experience and I would say they are spot on. This is a hole in the wall restaurant deep inside a largely Vietnamese shopping mall. Make your way past the shop selling plastic flowers, and trees. There is additional picnic table seating under the atrium in front of the restaurant They have a special menu for vegan/vegetarian, so if that's what you are be sure to ask for it Specials are posted on a chalkboard on the wall My friend who is vegetarian had the crispy chicken and I had the boat noodle soup because I wanted something warm on a cold winter night The crispy "chicken" comes with a side of rice With cashews, green beans, and bell peppers The boat noodle soup consists of meatballs and rice noodles in a beef broth, and in my case, I chose the pork slices rather than the beef slices. I also ordered an extra meatball. The bowl arrived steaming hot at the table with the appetizing aroma of star anise and Thai basil. Frequent readers of my reviews will know that at Thai restaurants I make it a point to ask for the four condiments and that my eyes light up if it includes Thai Bird chilies in fish sauce. As you can see from the picture, this is one of those places. There is no beer or wine served at this location so inquire about bringing it yourself or just have a glass of water as we did The service is attentive and friendly and interested in helping For dessert, I had the homemade durian ice cream, which comes with some crushed peanuts to put on top. My friend had the fried banana in a rice wrapper with mango ice cream because they were out of coconut and a coconut topping and caramel The fried bananas are so soft they nearly melt in your mouth Because seating is limited, most people will order carry out Any number of people came and went while we were there to pick up their orders At two of the other tables there were vegetarian Indians eating

This place came highly recommended from friends so I was a bit disappointed when the Pad Krapow didn't hit the spot. I did order via Uber eats so that could possibly be why.

This is inside a small shopping mall at Seven Corners, so it's going to be a bit chaotic getting here with the weird intersection and the crowded parking lot. I found their in-person menu a bit confusing and different than the online one; I didn't even realize the tofu dish I was getting was curry noodles. However, it worked out to be an excellent mix of flavors, including a vigorous but tolerable spice level and some sour pickled mustard greens. The Thai iced tea I got on the side was kind of smallish; someone else ordered a house soda that looked more interesting. The term "street food" is often kind of empty and trendy, but this place really did give off that vibe.

This is our favorite spot for Thai noodle dishes. We've been coming here for years. We usually order the same dishes these days and from the photos over the years I can tell you they are very consistent in quality, seasoning, portions, and smoky wok flavor are all on point. Inside is a small restaurant like many of the places at Eden Center. They have some seats in the hallway too. They offer spice levels 1-5. 5 is spiciest. I usually order level 3. Wife normally orders mild. She ordered 3 once and said she couldn't eat it. I ordered 4 once and I could barely tolerate it and I love spicy foods. I couldn't imagine what 5 must be like lol. They also have spicy condiments you can add yourself. Just need to ask for it. Our favorite dishes are drunken noodles and pad Thai. I alway add extra protein for just $2-3 which is well worth it. I usually do double chicken but last time I ordered chicken with extra fried tofu, which was even better. It was nicely fried tofu and not the frozen pre-fried types you find at the grocery store. Love it! I do not recommend their rice plate entrees bc they are very small for the price. Many other places you can get double the portion at similar quality and price (approx $15-20). For example, the chicken curry is probably 1-1.5 soup ladle portion where other places would give about 3-4 soup ladle. Hopefully that makes sense. If you're Ok with small portions, the quality is very good. Overall, highly recommend. Check it out!

Found this Thai street food restaurant in Eden Center while waiting for my haircut appointment. I knew I wanted to check it out when I got the time. The menu was really good and there are some pictures of the food outside the restaurant. The staff were so friendly and hospitable. The restaurant is a little smaller with about 5 tables inside and 2 more tables outside.

Food tasty ,good chef but portions too small like drunken noodles noodles not a lot , so consider about price as it is ? Not cheap , street food tastes , but restaurants price , mango sticky rice $8.50 not cheap at all ...... if u don't care price and portion? Then .... The food is tasty, good chef

I think this is my new favorite Thai spot in Virginia! Everything from food to service was amazing. It's located inside Eden center and we were seated right away. We started with the papaya salad and chicken satay. Both were delicious, and I loved the sauce on the papaya salad. I also got the Thai iced tea with milk and the pad see ew with chicken for my entree. I did a medium spice level and it was perfect. The portion was also big enough that I had a lot leftover for a later meal. For dessert we shared the mango lover dessert which was a mango sticky rice with coconut ice cream and the mango mousse cake which was also so good! Other entrees our group ordered was the pad Thai with shrimp and drunken noodles with chicken. Everyone loved their food and we definitely will come back soon!

I started planning my return trip while I was eating my meal. Service was great and the ambiance is relaxed. A cathartic experience was had!

This restaurant is at west wing of Eden Center. This is a Thai food restaurant owned by Vietnamese. We ordered papaya salad was good, khao soi broth little too thick tom yum seafood soup could be little more sour, by adding the condiments on table it help season dishes. Small place few tables nice friendly staff.

The pad khi mao (drunken noodle) was well spiced and the wide noodles make it a carb heavy, oily, dense meal. Super filling and a fair price. The spring rolls weren't super worth it for the value, but they were crispy and hot. The pho noodle with beef (especially the soup) was super flavorful. The best was probably the coconut ice cream with chunks of coconut.

As most places in Eden, a lot of establishments will have small spaces so it looks like a hole in a wall place. The place is managed by Vietnamese people - however, this doesn't mean it's not authentic Thai cuisine. It's just not the Thai food I am used to. I would be aware of the YenTaFo Noodle Soup. I chose it because I was curious to see what it was because it mentioned their "house special sauce". The broth was pinkish red! And it was such a sour taste - so I would proceed with caution. Not my favorite Thai place but you just got to try it once.

This place is a keeper. I've tried many Thai restaurants and this one is definitely a stand out. The food is consistently delicious. There's plenty of free parking in large parking lot and you'll have to go in to the building to find this place. There's not much seating but I've never had a problem getting a table. The service is good and the environment is much like you'd find in Thailand. Don't expect a traditional restaurant experience. A strong recommendation is the drunken noodle (one of favorites), although everything is delicious. I had drunken noodle this last time while my wife had kapow stir fried and my son the basil fried rice.

Small and casual hole-in-the-wall type of place that's tucked away inside a food mall, it's a good place to stop by for a quick bite. It's a very small area with limited seating. We ordered the pad see ew with pork and the Chinese broccoli with pork belly. Both dishes were very salty, especially the Chinese broccoli with pork belly dish. The pork belly dish also had mostly fatty pieces. The pad see ew was pretty good, although I wish the noodles were chewier. Service was pretty friendly! Overall, I don't think I'd come back here just because I personally think there are other Thai places are better in terms of taste and quality, but this isn't a bad place if you want to grab a quick bite!

Again her I just loved and feel so welcome here I came back after 2 years and the chef she is so nice with me she remind about my self and the food always the best I love this place 100% recommended

Tucked away in Eden center, this gem was bit hard to find but the good ones always are. It was a smaller restaurant with limited seating both inside and outside the restaurant as it's located inside the plaza. The service was quite fast and there was an expansive list of vegetarian options as Thai food tends to be a more vegetarian friendly cuisine. I ended up getting pad thai with tofu which is a classic for me as I try new places and I even treated myself to a thai iced tea. The pad thai was flavorful and just as i would have liked it in terms of spice level. You can pick the level of spice that you'd like the dish to be. The thai iced tea was a little too sweet but I still really liked it. Overall would definitely recommend especially for a quick takeout on a rainy day!

Quaint little restaurant with great food and vee friendly staff. The (owner?) was extremely kind and explained many menu options both before, and after the meal for my next visit. I git the Tom yum soup which had a phenomenal broth! Will definitely be back to try their other dishes.

Truly a hidden gem inside one of the malls in Eden Center. It's a hole in the wall with a few tables. The drunken noods w chicken are delish! So flavorful with a slight kick that goes well with the soft noodles- full of smokey flavor. The chicken was tender! The curries here are also good! My sister loves their green curry :) the yellow curry was pretty sweet and flavorful - not spicy at all though. The server is also very nice ! I've alr been back several times :)

Authentic Thai food! With amazing service and vegetarian friendly options!! The staff is very kind and attentive and the ambiance is very cute.

Food was very delicious and quick. Service was friendly. I came with my sister for a quick lunch between work. Would definitely come back.

The food was yummy. The Thai tea was classic. The water was refreshing. This is my second visit so I'm finally completing my review. I got the same soup as last time. The Tom Yum Noodle Soup and it's great. This time, the waiter asked how spicey. I'm so glad bc I did not want it spicey. Lol The dessert is aaahhhhmazing- plus it's dairy free. The fried tofu was such a treat. I love this place. Oh don't substitute the milk I. The Thai iced tea with coconut milk. Just go ahead and get the regular. Lol The decor is soooo adorable. I added a few pics.

Ordered pick up this time and enjoyed the gluten free rolls in the car, much tastier when had HOT and a treat! Once again they made the pad Thai less sweet and more spicy, and it's delicious! Fresh, not too oily (no grease at the bottom of the container!) and a spicy sour tangy shredded papaya salad that was fabulous! Service with a smile as well!

I've gone back quite a few times and have been continually less impressed and disappointed- I won't be back again. The portions on vegetarian items are too small and the price ends up really high. The portions of vegetarian items are seriously ridiculously tiny. The food wasn't all that good the last time we went and the thai tea was kind of bitter. They also don't have an online order system (it's a third party that adds a ridiculous service fee which no one should ever pay for pickup). They're always out of something on the vegan menu and then they went out of the way to re charge my card when they had to replace my dish with what was available.

Got takeout from this very small restaurant a bit after 7pm on a Saturday. Ordered from someone at the tablet on the tiny counter and sat at an empty table in the hallway near a group that was dining in while I waited for my food, which didn't take too long and was brought right to where I was sitting. Starters: The papaya salad with mild spiciness was pretty normal. The pork skewers were good. Mains: The chicken pad Thai with no spiciness was a browner color than we're used to seeing and tasted more savory and less sweet/sour than we like. The crispy pork belly with Chinese broccoli and medium spiciness was good. The spiciness (and chiles) seemed concentrated in the sauce that was packed in a little cup on the side. The crab fried rice with no spiciness was great. It had a nice balance between having some lumps of crab for texture and having some broken up crab mixed into the dish to spread the flavor throughout. Also, all of the stir fried items had a clear wok flavor, which we often don't get in other Thai restaurants in the region.

I've heard a lot about Kao Sarn and it's definitely a hidden gem - as in, you're going to have to walk into the right entrance of the shopping center and pass through multiple other restaurants and storefronts before you find it. I ended up using Google Maps while I was inside, lol. The interior is small with very few tables that aren't the cleanest. Fortunately, my friend and I were able to snag a table (no one else was really there, seems like it's very take out friendly) this past Friday for dinner. There was an annoying fruit fly that was zooming around while we ate. Other than that, we had a pleasant experience. The server was very nice and attentive. BOAT NOODLE SOUP - 13.50 I think it was 13.50, but could be off by +/- .50 cents. I paid +1 for beef. Overall, this was a solid choice as I was craving something soupy with noodles. The broth was a bit oily but it was flavorful and full of beef flavor, black pepper, and other seasonings. The beef slices weren't the best quality (they kind of balled up together), so I'd probably just do the pork if I got this again. Good amount of noodles which soaked up the broth well. The beansprouts provided a nice crunch and the basil was the cherry on top. I'd recommend, but only if you are OK with something that wasn't too filling (left me satisfied, but not full). My friend, on the other hand, got a PAD THAI and the portion size was HUGE. From my one bite, I remember it being more on the sweeter side. There were lots of flat noodles which will definitely fill you up. I would have made two meals out of it, but my friend managed to devour the whole thing. I wish we split a MANGO STICKY RICE, but that was sadly not on our minds. I heard that was really good here!

We have been coming here for several years now. Staff is kind and attentive. Food is outstanding and quickly delivered. The spicy chicken noodle curry soup is VERY tasty. And the papaya salad is very nice. Happy and wholeheartedly recommend!

100% excited to find this small shop in the Vietnamese dominate plaza. It is a bit hard to find but once you do, the food is amazing! They have street style food that is comforting and good portions. I also love the dessert it was so delicious and unique to other places. I am excited to try the mango sticky rice once it is in season. We tried the popular items and they didnt disappoint. The pad see ew was delicious and a stable!

This is the best restaurant in the DMV! They are quick friendly and most importantly serve delicious food. I've been to Thailand and this is just as good as the restaurants over there. I will be coming back often!

Easy 5! AMAZING MUST GO PLACE! I got the kao soi and think it is the best I have had in the area! This is a very small place but the service and hospitality is great! They did let us know they were out of a few of the things we ordered but that's just another reason to go back!!

Really liked the pork belly with Chinese broccolli. Other more standard dishes (kaprow, drunken noodles) were good, but not better than a lot of other places in the area. Also, I asked for spicy, and it definitely was not.

Great Thai spot inside eden center. Small lil restaurant with limited seating. We tried their Tom yum soup with chicken, on the smaller side of serving but taste was good. Pad see ew beef which was well flavored, kao soi chicken is my fave dish and it sure didn't disappoint. Ended our meal with their mango sticky rice special. The sticky rice was good but the mango ice cream was too icey and the mango was on the sour side. Prolly skip this one

Best Thai food I've ever had outside of Thailand. The Pad see ew and Khao Soi are amazing! They prepare the food so quickly and it is flavorful and consistently good. Khao soi is hard to find and this place does it perfectly.

Amazing Thai food hidden inside Eden Center. The food here reminded so much of what we had in Bangkok. The spice level is no joke. We went medium for the ka prow and I was sweating! The crab omlette was delicious with lots of fresh crab meat. The tom yum soup is very different from what we usually get at other Thai restaurants in the area and I'm not mad. It had a nice broth. We ordered this one mild so was able to enjoy the flavors of all the aromatics. Overall, a great find. Cute cafe atmosphere with friendly service.

They still got the best Kao Soi noodles soup. Service still as fast and friendly. Tip: u can get extra noodles to enjoy more of that curry soup. The chicken felt better this time then previous times. It was soft and well seasoned. I wanna try their other dishes, but the kao Soi is just so good.

OMG, I didn't know that Kao Sarn Thai Street Food had already been around for about 6 years - where have I been?! This must be some type of a hidden gem, because I had just found out about this amazing eatery - I actually stumbled upon this place by literally typing in 'delicious Thai' in the search engine and filtering through - HA! Run and operated by Chef Arin, the menu offers various appetizers (such as chicken empanadas, spring rolls, fried tofu, etc.), salads, soups, noodle soups, stir-fried noodle entrees, entrees served with rice, fried rice, curry, sides (such as fried eggs, sticky rice, cucumber salad, etc.), and even vegan options! Don't forget to check out their daily specials! They also do catering, too! We came here for an early dinner, and we ordered: +Pad Thai with shrimp - if you're a fan of saucy pad thai, this is it! It had the perfect amount of sauce to dress each of the noodles, and there was a slight kick to it; the flavor was different from the usual pad thais found in other restaurants, and it was really good! The shrimp was juicy and plump. +Pad Khi Mao with chicken - man, these stir-fried wide noodles were so good, and the sauce was darker and stronger; really flavorful! +Panang Curry with chicken - the curry was thick and creamy, and more peanut-focused, which I liked; definitely more savory than sweet, and it was served with a side of perfectly-cooked jasmine rice +Thai Iced Tea with Milk - the tea was strong and steeped well, and this had a nice ratio with the milk We really enjoyed our meal! And, that ice water was just sooo cold and refreshing! When we walked in, we were greeted right away, and everyone was so kind and friendly. The place is small, but super clean, and I loved the chalk art and the decor. This restaurant is located inside the Saigon West building; when you enter, make a left at the first corridor, then make a right at the end of this hallway; the eatery will be on your right with some seating that is placed outside. This place will definitely be part of our regular dining rotation, guaranteed! I can't wait to try out the rest of their menu, including their specials! YUM! Thank you so much for existing, Kao Sarn Thai Street Food! +delicious Thai! +kind & friendly staff! +located inside Saigon West +parking in Eden Plaza

Small restaurant in Eden center which is tucked away among the stores and restaurants. It is reminiscent of small restaurants in Bangkok with a cozy feel. There are a small number of tables inside and outside. Once you step in, the kindness of Erin is as though you're visiting her home as her guest. Authentic Thai dishes with the perfect amount of heat and Thai freshness that makes me miss being in Bangkok. She was able to adapt several dishes to be vegetarian and they were sensational. Having been a meat eater for many years I find it unique and wonderful to have plant based dishes when being accustomed to the meat dishes and her foods don't miss a beat! Friendly, fresh, perfectly served. Add this Thai restaurant to your must eat at! We will be back!