La ong Beverly Hills

The best Thai restaurant I’ve ever been to. By far the best. I only tried a few simple dishes, but everything was impressive: We started with the papaya salad, which was divinely delicious. We ordered the pork belly as an appetizer — perfect in every way: crispy, tender inside, perfectly seasoned, and served with a very good homemade sweet and sour sauce. Then we had the green curry with chicken — an absolutely fascinating flavor, extraordinarily delicious. I had never, ever tried a green curry as good as this one. Totally recommended.

I like the crispy fried chicken and salted egg shrimp. Good vibe and warm service.

Reservation is recommended but we went on a Saturday night, not packed at all. There are meter parkings right in front of the place as well as public parking lot around, but it could be tricky because the public parking is free for 2 hours and the meter parking is 1 hour max. Speaking of the food, sea bass in green curry & the green curry with chicken and shrimp are recommended. They are slightly different even both are green curry. The sea bass one is creamy and savory, not spicy at all, it paired well with the grainy rice. The fish came with crispy skin and was cooked just right. The green curry chicken and shrimp is most authentic and paired well with white rice- not generous on shrimps though since we only got 2 of them. The crab fried rice is acceptable, not greasy but also not impressive, probably not for someone like flavourful food. The grilled quarter chicken- definitely not recommended. The sauce is too sweet and americanised, had nothing to do with any Thai food I have ever tried. Also it's a pity that the mango sticky rice is not available even this is the best season for mango. The thai iced tea was good and authentic but the two tones was a bit bitter than expected. This is a dog friendly place and the service was excellent. Overall speaking, if you don't want to drive to Thai town and you live in LA west, and you're craving for Thai food, this is the place to go, but make careful choices for your food if you want authentic Thai food. I will work on the menu if I was the chef, some items will simply hurt the authenticity of this Thai restaurant, it should not become another fusion place in beverly hills.

Just finished eating while writing this!! the food honestly feels like home. Finally, some real authentic Asian food in Beverly Hills. The place is cozy, and the staff are amazing. So glad I found this spot! Definitely my new go to 😁 I had the crispy pork over rice with watercress. Also teied the BBQ chicken so good! Glad they actually serve other parts like the thigh

We stumbled upon a charming Thai restaurant near Rodeo Drive, though it took us a while to locate it as the sign wasn't very visible. After circling the block a few times, we finally found it, and the food was absolutely worth the search! Plus, the service and ambiance were superb, adding to the overall delightful experience. Must order: crab fried rice!

I’ve been to many Thai restaurants in the past but this is different,this place is special . By far one the BEST Thai food I’ve had. Each plate tells a story of Thai food history and where it’s headed. Each plate is garnished with natural flavor , the perfect mix of seasonings , and intentional ingredients. There was no artificial sugar to season things. From the minute we walked in the staff was so friendly and great servers. The menus also has vegetarian options . The food was phenomenal! I will definitely be coming back.

An Unexpectedly pleasantly experience. The staffs were friendly, and the food was high quality and delicious. We love the mango rice, one of the best I've ever had. The fish bass curry tastes a little flaky and is good with the sauce. The veggies in the rolls are fresh, crunchy and perfect with the sausage. Pad Thai was chewy. I like how they cooked the rice; it was soft but still had a grainy texture. The Thai tea was good as well, not too sweet.

La Ong Thai restaurant in Beverly Hills, great first time trying this place. From the wonderful ambiance to the food, every dish was a master piece. Starting with chicken sate with pickled cucumbers,Tuna steak with peanut chili sauce, crispy pork with watercress, to the green curry with eggplant and Thai basil and noodles on the side. The presentation and the flavors of every dish were excellent. The service was great. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

Staff are so friendly! Food is beyond! Love ordering in or dining in. Either way quality is top notch. Highly recommend this spot. Pad Thai is amazing and the shrimp is very very good!

I love the quality of food but portion is small. I like the chicken wing the most - it's a double battered fried chicken with fish sauce. So crispy and delicious The tom yum fried rice was super special too. It was using purple fried rice and it adds a special creamy texture to the rice Sea bass green curry was so delicious too. Sea bass was cooked perfectly and curry was super flavorful Papaya salad and pad see ew were pretty standard. We got it because portion was small and we weren't full. Dessert was good as always.

Was in the area and wanted a quick takeout dinner so made a pickup order through Seamless from La Ong. Got the Pad See Ew noodles dish with Shrimp. It was slightly on the salty side but very flavorful. Easy pickup, food was ready when promised and friendly staff.

The spring rolls and fried chicken here is phenomenal!!!! I cannot recommend it enough and for my entree I got the khao soi which was also very delicious. My one complaint is that parking can get difficult in the area, though there are lots nearby.

This place opened a few years ago next to my office and my coworkers & I frequently order take out from here. Its moniker is derived after the chef's grandma and the dishes are based on her recipes. Everything is prepared with ingredients that are imported from Thailand or locally sourced. In the past I've had the Mee Krob, Brussels Sprouts, & Papaya Salad, which were all tasty. A recent order we shared consisted of Tom Yum Rice and Stir Fried Broccoli. With an infusion of Thai basil, Kaffir leaves, chili, & lime, the Tom Yum Rice was an interesting dish. It also contained scallops, shrimp, & crab, which I enjoyed. The stir-fried broccoli was also good. La Ong will continue to be a staple on our lunch order list.

This is our go to spot for Thai food in Beverly Hills! Every time we arrive the host and hostess are always friendly and quick to seat us wherever we like. There's both seating in the restaurant or on the patio. You will be close to other people if you do sit on the patio, so if you are planning to have a private conversation it won't be TOO private. The place is very clean and has a nice little set up to it. There's even a little bar seating area you can sit at and order a thai ice tea while waiting for your order. They are pretty quick to take your order and the food comes out in a decent amount of time. I usually order the Sea Bass Southern Thai Curry Plate if I'm not that hungry or the Beef with Ginger Rice Plate with an iced black lychee tea or Thai ice tea depending on my mood. I can't even explain how good everything here is. You honestly can't go wrong with whatever you order and you will be satisfied. Trust ya boy! Anyway, it can get a little packed around lunch time but you shouldn't have any issues getting a seat. If you're in the area and in the mood for Thai, hit this place up. Oh, they separate checks too! I feel like that's something I should start mentioning in my reviews that would be helpful. OOOOO 5 out of 5 Afros

The food is always excellent the service great. When we want Thai that is where hi Edie A

I would say this restaurant is a fancy version of Thai food because the plating is very beautiful I love the organic green spring rolls and the sauce is very delicious It is a very good choice to have it in summer The service is good there and servers are nice and hospitable Parking is easy on the street or parking structures cross streets

Food is among the best I've ever had. Staff and service were very friendly and mostly accommodating. I don't understand some of the inflexibility but I'm not running a restaurant. Basil Eggplant, String beans and spring rolls were up there. Sauces were on point. Salty and savory and sweet and spicy notes with the Pas Thai. Tofu Pad Thai was awesome among a few other dishes. All in all pretty excellent and might I say top five Thai I've been to and I've been to a lot enough to cook Thai at home for myself.

The food was AMAZING! Honestly some of the best I've had since Thailand and I eat Thai food often. Drinks were incredible and the vibe is just so cute. Staff was super accommodating. Kitchen closes around 9:30pm so go earlier.

Came here with reservations and was seated with little to no wait. The customer service here was great, the workers were nice and attentive. The food on the other hand was honestly nothing special. The papaya salad was lacking in zest and spice, it just tasted like peanuts and it was bland. The holy basil noodles was nothing we expected, the noodles were fried to the point where we thought they were chips. If you're looking for a noodle dish this is not it. The tom kha was good but the portion was tiny for its cost. I've definitely had better Thai food at a cheaper place, however I came because I wanted to treat my friend to a more upscale thai restaurant. The major flaw of this place was the insufferable scent of grease inside. I'm not sure if the vents weren't working or what was up, but the fumes of oil and grease were so strong. Me and my friend left with our hair and clothes smelling so greasy and fried. We got back to our friend's apartment and my other friend could instantly smell the greasiness when we walked by, it was suffocating.

The chicken pad Thai and fresh green rolls were very fresh and tasted great. That said, the service was disappointing. The restaurant was packed during lunch, and the waiters appeared overwhelmed and stressed, which led to inattentive service. I understand how busy lunch hours can be, but better staffing or organization would really improve the overall experience.

Craving Thai food while wasting all your money away shopping in Beverly Hills? This is the spot for you! La Ong brings a refreshing twist to Thai cuisine, serving many of the classics while also having some innovative dishes, all presented with an elevated level of dining experience. The dishes are both delicious and beautiful to look at. The presentation is top notch and the authentic (and sometimes innovative) flavors are present with every bite. It's clear they really thought about each dish and put care into it. The service was top notch. They were incredibly attentive, friendly, and helped us pick out the best dishes for us given what we were looking for at the time. The ambience is top notch. It definitely meets the expectations given the location. The contemporary interior is upscale without feeling too pretentious (a trap many places fall into). Thai food, even when elevated, has to remain approachable and true to its roots and they reach that balance well. Overall, if you are craving Thai food in Beverly Hills of all places (like us), you'll be pleasantly surprised to find that there is indeed a restaurant for you.

Good for a quick bite when you're at the triangle in Beverly Hills! This Thai restaurant is a nice surprise because most in this area are on the higher end. Food is delicious. Favs are Papaya Salad and Pad See Ew.

We enjoyed our visit, and received great food, amazing service and very nice and warm ambiance. Thank you

This is some of the best Thai food I've ever had (although I could have a low bar coming from the east coast). We got the crab fried rice, sea bass curry, and mango sticky rice and all were delicious- we ordered an extra crab fried rice to go because it was so good! Service was very attentive, and it was pretty and cozy inside.

Excellent service and casual atmosphere. The Thai Wings were surprisingly crispy and flavorful, although I wished it had a hint more sweetness to them.

The place is so cute and the service is really sweet. Very accommodating and the portions are decent. Parking can be tricky depending on when you go, but I would say this is a nice place to come by for a date night or catching up with friends. I recommend the Thai Wings as the sauce was what had us raving the whole night. The pad see ew and pad thai were not as memorable but they were still tasty!

This restaurant is walking distance to many beauty/surgery center and it's a cute small restaurant with outdoor seating. Customer service is phenomenal-friendly and attentive. Got the chili prawns, coconut soup, green curry sea bass, and pad Thai. Loved all of it-maybe the least favorite is the soup; I'm not a big fan of coconut milk as my soup base. The seasoning is on par. Pad Thai is much different than most Thai restaurant; the noodles is a bit chewy and it's not on the sweet side like some places. There's a public parking around the corner that offers an hour free.

I was excited to try this place based off of a recommendation from a good friend! We came as soon as they opened and were quickly seated. The inside vibe is good (i wish there were some more of the traditional elements in the decor as i could see in the food presentation). Thai tea (10/10) -- very yummy no complaints Thai Wings -- best thing we had no complaints. The wings were even good the next day. Khao Soi (7.5/10) -- it was really yummy when it was piping hot, but I wish I got more of the beef flavor (it might've been overdone). Pad See Ew (9/10) -- so so so yummyyyy i was so happyyyyy I would say the food here is great, we loved that the waiter was honest about the mango not being the best for the mango sticky rice that day but still wish it was there :,). The only other kinda awkward part was that they brought out the main course while we were in the middle of the first wing and it was like hard to time eating both. Although the food was awesome, I'm not sure if it classifies itself as much beyond a bougie place to get drinks and good food w your friends.

When I tell you that this food took us through a journey!! From our appetizers to our dessert! Let's start with how great the quality of food you get for the price which super hard to find in Beverly Hills. I'm sure famous people come in here all the time because it's just such a cute spot with greenery and beautiful interior design and different wall textures that capture the eye. There's also a nice painting of the restaurant owner's grandmother on the wall as this was dedicated to the woman that taught her to cook. I'm so happy my bestie took me here. The service was wonderful, our waiter knew we order lots of food and we had a small table so he added another table to make sure we were comfortable and we didn't even have to ask. They were on top of their service! The chicken wings were perfectly crispy and wonderfully glazed, the Thai tea was so good, the Pad See Ew had an amazing smokiness to it, and the Yellow Curry noodles were delectable! You can tell that so much love and intent was put into each plate that was created. I won't be able to stop dreaming about the food. I will absolutely be back with more friends and family. Make sure you come and change your life with this food! Do yourself a favor and get the Roti with coconut ice cream! As a side note, Jeanie Mai was there eating when I arrived. So I knew it was gonna be good! Sadly didn't get a picture because I didn't want to bother her while eating.

Thai cravings? Solved. La Ong on Beverly Hills nails the balance between cozy and elevated. We tried the Crazy Wagyu, their luxe spin on grapow, and the Khao Soi, a rich, bold curry that stole the show. Both dishes were a feast for the eyes and the palate--presentation on point, flavors even better. This spot has that "family-run but make it fancy" vibe. Locals fill the tables, takeout bags are flying, and you just know you're in the right place. Sure, the prices are Beverly Hills-level, but you're getting high-quality, unique Thai dishes that are worth the splurge. Looking for a dinner spot when casual isn't cutting it, but you're not feeling super fancy? La Ong's your move. Elevated Thai perfection. Service was really awesome.

This place feels like LA's take on classic, authentic Thai food. Flavorful, fresh, clean and delicious and with a very friendly staff. Can't wait to go back!

The best Thai food I had! The pad Thai was so good, flavor of sour, sweet, and salty all together. The Chicharron was very crispy topped with the sauce was so good! The shrimp was also so good, not very crunchy tho. Service was nice. Just on the expensive side.

Very impressed by this restaurant. My friend brought me here for my birthday and everything was great. The ambiance is great and our server Kriwsy made the evening very memorable. She provided great service with a smile. I will be coming back. Food was delicious and service is fast.

Went in for lunch for on a Wednesday, had a couple of tables available. Staffs were quick and polite. Got the Ka prao - stir fried chicken with basil. Portion was good, seasoning was flavorful, chicken a bit dry. Nice touch on the sunny side up egg on top, that's evenly cooked, crispy bits around the edges with yolk still runny yet NO gooey uncooked egg bits on top - beautiful. Minus 1 star for the dry chicken.

Creative menu items, delicious food, nice atmosphere and our server Chrissy was absolutely delightful! I appreciate the deconstruction and reconstruction of classic Thai dishes. Some of the dishes were hit and miss with flavor, but overall dishes were flavorful. Presentation is a homerun here. Must try: -Holy Basil and Ribeye steak; we ordered it medium, yet it was deliverd medium well. The steak was very tender, flavorful, and served with generous portions of basil which we loved. -Sea Bass Southern Thai Curry; the fish was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The curry had the perfect amount of heat and was delightful -Tom Yum Rice with seafood; generous portions of scallops, shrimp and crab. Delicious riceberry is infused with thai basil, kaffir leaves, mushrooms, chili, and lime. -Longon compote; warm coconut sticky rice with coconut ice cream -Roti and coconut ice cream Yes! Have an extra scoop of coconut ice cream; it is absolutely sinfully good. Probably would not order again: -Chicken wings; perfectly crispy skin; however the sweet sauce was too sweet and sticky masking all other flavors. The chicken also had an aftertaste. -Chicharron; crispy pork belly with another very sweet sauce. Great crunch but nothing special.

Went here a couple weeks ago. Everything was good, that I tried, but not earth shattering. We went bc my gf's niece had read it was popular on instagram. Nothing bad to say except you are paying Beverly Hills prices for a standard (read: pretty good) Thai place. Ambiance was nice and service was good. Worth going to check it out.

Also loved this Thai restaurant which is right behind rodeo drive! We arrived before everyone came in for lunch so we got a table fast and the service was fast. The food is a little pricy as expected since it's in a popular area but the food was delicious. We got the curry, wings (was a little dry but the sauce was great), and thai ice tea and the shrimp salad (sooooo good). The decor of the restaurant was so cute and modern. I loved everything about this visit and would recommend it!

Randomly stumbled upon this gem after visiting Century City Mall. Currently on a GF diet and they have so many GF options here. We ordered the herbaceous prawns, OG pad Thai and crab fried rice. Every dish was so flavorful! Excellent service, dog friendly patio, no MSG in their dishes. Highly recommend if you're in the area. We can't wait to go back!

I am hesitant to write this review, as I am giving away my favorite go-to thai spot! This is a hidden gem, just waiting to blow up! The ambiance is a charming restaurant with nice decor and a full bar. It's rare to find sit-down Thai spot aside from casual/take out. Crowd pleaser for both vegans and non vegans. Must try the lychee martini if you like sweet drinks. Favorite dishes include - fresh spring rolls (peanut sauce is insane), pad thai, green curry, mango sticky rice, eggplant. Sister restaurant is The Thai Thing, which is more casual but has a wider array of dishes. 10/10

Tried it for lunch with my colleagues and had a good experience. Food was wonderful and the outdoor seating was pleasant on a warm day. Prices were a bit high as expected for the area. Service was good and out server was very attentive.

I came here 3 times it was so good!!! The staff was so nice and remembered me. Great conversation a with them and the food was delicious. I ate it so fast I forgot to take pictures. Cute little place with gorgeous plants around and modern. Lunch and dinner all never disappointed.

Great service!!! Delicious food.We went for our friend's birthday.The decor is pretty.All kind of tasty drink.Staff is very friendly and helpful.Highly recommend!!

Absolutely loved their mango sticky rice and herbaceous chili prawns. The green curry everyone raves about was unfortunately not that great, but not bad in taste- just was okay- the broth was delicious but the solid ingredients and noodles were lackluster. I took everyone's advice and avoided getting the pad Thai too! The ambiance was a place for a nice evening date in Beverly Hills area if that is what you are aiming for. Reservations can be made on open table but at the time we arrived around near opening for the evening there was no need for a reservation. The music was not fitting of the vibes here and made the eating experience a bit weird?? We really did not like the selection they picked and the service was nonexistent for us. Not sure if I will come again, even though the food was alright. The price was kind of steep!

I really want to give this restaurant 5 because of the stellar customer service, but the food was not amazing so I am reluctantly giving them 4 for the overall experience. We went to a cardiology appointment for our dog and decided to get lunch before we headed back to OC. After looking at the Yelp reviews of the restaurants in the area, we decided that La Ong seemed like our ideal dog friendly choice! Upon walking up to the restaurant, the server immediately offered our dog a bowl of water and sat us in the cute outdoor patio. She always made sure our dog had a full bowl of water throughout our lunch...her kindness was genuine and we truly appreciated her. I wish I got her name :( We ordered: * Thai wings (gf) - fried chicken wings with thai chili sauce Absolutely our favorite dish. Perfectly crispy and well seasoned. 5/5 * Chicharron (gf) - (wansaw) crispy pork belly, crispy garlic Crispy skin but I did not enjoy how gelatinous the pork fat still was. And the accompanying sauce was bland. 2/5 * OG Pad Thai (gf) - organic tofu, chives, bean sprouts, egg, peanuts + shrimp If you like pad Thai, this is a good dish but nothing stellar 3/5 * Holy basil & ribeye - ribeye, chili, garlic, holy basil, fried egg, riceberry The stewed steak was delicious and very flavorful, but the egg wasn't runny and the rice was too wet. 3.5/5 * Our cocktails were just okay. My lychee martini was too floral for me and my husband's mojito was a little too sweet. All our dishes and cocktails were beautifully presented and again I can't say enough about the impeccable service and lovely decor. We're happy to have tried La Ong. Tip: there's a parking garage 1 block around the corner that has 2 hour free parking Tip: Across the street from Sprinkles and next to a French bakery if you'd like dessert after your Thai meal

Very creative menu and the portions were a good size! Located in the heart of Beverly Hills, the menu was on the pricier side but would be reasonable for the area that it was in. We got the sea bass curry and the kao soi beef. They were both very flavorful and an unique take on Thai food. Dark ambiance and I think it would have been better suited for night time than in the middle of the day! The service was overall pretty nice but nothing outstanding!

We really enjoyed everything about this place. Making a reservation was easy online, and then they have dog friendly seating out front. Parking nearby was easy. Once we were seated they immediately brought out a bowl of water for our dog. We had the spicy chicken wings-not that hot but a nice crunch crust on the outside. The egg rolls were hot and crispy right out of the deep fryer. The chile prawns were nicely dressed and had great flavor and plenty of herbs. I will give the Pad Thai with tofu 4 stars because it was the least flavorful dish but still good. The beef w/ginger rice-beef was super tender and lean, very flavorful, and rice below was delicious as well. Garlic noodles-say no more if you want a very garlicky, rich noodle dish-we had it with scallops which were nicely seared and not overcooked. We also had a side of eggplant which was well seasoned and had a nice hint of heat. Overall, I would have liked it to be a little more spicy, so if that's what you like do speak up, I'm sure they can adjust it for you. For dessert we had the sticky rice with mango and the Roti and coconut ice cream. Both were delicious but the roti was especially good, crispy and chewy at the same time. I would keep this place on my list of go to spots. It's worth it. Service is gracious and attentive, food is excellent, mood is relaxed and comfortable. Thanks La Ong.

Food: 5/5 We ordered the pad see ew, mango sticky rice, that tea, pad Thai, and egg rolls! All the dishes were amazing and my personal favorite was the pad Thai and egg rolls! All dishes were served fresh and warm. Definitely get both the pad Thai and the pad see ew as they balance each other out! Service: 5/5 Fast timing for food and good service! Ambiance: 5/5 A beautiful and open place with plants as decor!

An enchanting little spot in Beverly Hills for elevated Thai food. My friend and I split the chili prawns and the green curry which were both to die for! We had an early pre-theatre reservation, so the place was not full, but the service was outstanding! Everyone there was extremely attentive and accommodating. Can't wait to return!

Horrible Experience - Stay Away This was, without a doubt, the worst Thai restaurant I've ever been to. The male server had a shockingly bad attitude and even swore at us after we left the restaurant--completely uncalled for and deeply unprofessional. To top it off, we found a spider in one of our bowls. Their "solution"? Simply gave me back the same bowl, as if that magically made it okay. Unbelievable. If you're thinking about eating here--don't. Save yourself the trouble. The service is terrible, the hygiene is questionable, and the staff clearly doesn't care about customer experience.

La Ong is wonderful. Located in Beverly Hills, it is pretty easy to get to and it is just lovely. Parking is valet for a fee. Do make a reservation. This is fine dinning Thai food and all of it is amazing. The place is ever so clean and it is so pretty inside, you will be comfortable and happy. The service is amazing. All the servers are nice and your food arrives right the first time and is pretty fast. All of their food is great, but a must is their crab rice. It is the best. They also have a really good sea bass with curry and it is filled with flavor. The crispy egg rolls are some of the best you will have in the city. Have the best time.

Yum! Tom Yum Rice is what's up lol. I came here recently and the didn't know what to expect. What I got was very delicious food and friendly service. We tried a variety of items: - Tom Yum Rice (must order) - Thai Chicken Wings (must order) - Sea Bass in a Southern Thai Curry (must order) - Fresh Green Spring Rolls (were good, but the Peanut Sauce was the winner here) - Lychee Iced Tea (was a little too sweet for me) I definitely became a fan of this place, and will go again soon. Thank you La Ong!

SO good! I highly recommend the sea bass curry & mango sticky rice. The sea bass curry is lime-y, filling, and one of the best dishes I've had. The mango sticky rice is light and the perfect way to end the night. Everyone was super nice and it's a cute spot to dine with friends!

There's your regular Thai takeout and then there's La Ong. It's very fitting that they're located steps away from Rodeo Drive because this was definitely one of the higher end and tastier Thai restaurants I've tried! Atmosphere is not pretentious at all - very open yet intimate and their food makes the experience even better. They have your common dishes like pad thai and larb, and then other familiar dishes but with a twist. My favorites of the night were the sea bass southern Thai curry, herbaceous chili prawns, and the tom yum fried rice. All the dishes had familiar flavors but with a La Ong twist. Portion sizes are good enough to share if you order at least 2-3 dishes. Their cocktail menu also had Thai inspired drinks like Laong midnight (Thai espresso) and Thai limeade. I'll definitely be back to try more things on the menu!

One of the more inventive Thai restaurants I've been to in a while. Most of the dishes in the menu are traditional Thai dishes with a modern twist. Prices are reasonable while the portions are slightly smaller than the typically large American Thai food. I found the portions just right. While the venue is in busy Santa Monica Blvd., 2-hour free parking can be found around the corner on Bedford. The brussel sprouts are served with a fried sunny side up egg. They are crispy and the flavor on point. One of the signature dishes was the herbaceous chili prawns. It has a nice mix of textures and a kaleidoscope of flavors. The holy basil and ribeye wasn't what I had expected. Instead of a slab of ribeye it was a beef stew. While the flavor was good it was quite salty. Overall, this was a really good find. I'll be back to try some other dishes.

Good in food, service and environment. I love the desert here, Longon sticky rice, really good

Came here with the family on a Sunday for lunch. We were able to make a same-day reservation from their website. There's public parking in a parking structure around the block. The interior ambience is cozy. The restaurant is a bit small, but they utilize the space well. They have cute decors inside (ie. hanging plantar with live plants). The 1 thing I would recommend is for them to turn the music down a bit. The hostess had a hard time hearing us as we stated our name for the reservation. They misheard us and proceeded initially to say, "I don't have a reservation for you." Then I spelled out the last name and they were able to confirm, while apologizing for mishearing. The waiters/waitresses seem under-staffed. It took a while after we sat down to finally place our order (after we flagged down the staff) and another good 15 minutes before we received our 1st dish. The food itself was really good. 1. Brussel Sprouts (5/5): Must get. This was our favorite. The brussel sprouts were cooked well. They were not bitter at all and the vinaigrette-like sauce it's paired with made it highly addicting. 2. Thai Wings (4.5/5): It was nice and crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside. 3. Larb Salad (3/5): Comes with chicken cooked with mint, cilantro, shallots, scallion served with a side of sticky rice and lettuce wrap. The flavor was good, but it is spicy. I also wish they gave more lettuce to wrap the chicken and rice in -- the balance seemed off 4. Sea Bass in Thai Curry (4.5/5): The sea bass was fresh and tender. The thai curry was light, but flavorful. A delicious combination for any seafood lover. 5. Pad See ew with chicken and garlic and egg (4/5): Pretty traditional pad see ew. Minus 1 star only cause it's a bit on the sweeter side than savory. Overall, you really can't go wrong with this dish 6. Stir Fried Cabbage (4.5/5): A side appetizer dish of well-cooked cabbage. 7. Holy Basil Rib Eye (4.5/5): The rib eye was extremely tender and the sauce it was cooked it was nice and savory. It had a bit of a spice kick to it, but not the type that lingers for too long. It's served with an egg with runny yolk on top of a bead of purple rice. Let the egg yolk run off into the rice = DELICIOUS!!

Service and decor were both amazing. Food was not impressive. Too sweet for me like everything is dessert