Lao / Thai Cocomilk Cafe

This is a charming spot to enjoy quality food. The interior offers a relaxed and welcoming ambience. The service was excellent — the gentleman who assisted me was both friendly and respectful. I ordered the Khao Piek (to go) , which fully satisfied my cravings; a warm, comforting soup is ideal on a cold and rainy day. I also ordered the coconut juice, as I appreciate having a refreshing beverage with my meal. I would certainly return in the future.

Honestly I was hesitant to write a review, cuz this is one of those incredible spots that you low-key don't want to blow up and get hella popular cuz then you can never get parking or food or gotta wait long time, yeah? But braaaaaaahhhhh the food was SO ONO! The owners were so cool, guiding us thru some new food options, the different kine teas, etc. The whole vibe was just wonderful! We ordered the crispy pork belly with the sticky rice, lao bao, and drunken noodles and had their house tea to complement The dishes. Their boba is also super bomb. We had the citrus one and the Ube Taro bae. Worth every minute of traffic getting here 😂

Super good Lao Thai food in Sacramento. Tasty fried and fresh mix spicy 😋 food. Grilled chicken and pork is also good. The Thai dessert dish looks just like the pictures. They also make variety of mix drinks in a seal cup.

Outstanding Lao/Thai eatery. Can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. There’s plenty of options. Deserts and drinks are phenomenal. We had the Grilled Beef, Pad Basil, Papaya Salad and Veggie Egg Rolls. Everything was hot, fresh and made to order. Staff is very friendly and pay attention to details, the drinks they craft are excellently made. Restaurant is extremely clean and very well kept. A++

The service and atmosphere was great. Quick ordering, food came out fairly fast, the music and feel of the place is enjoyable. The food was okay, we got the Nam Khao, egg rolls, Heavenly Beef, and Steak Laab which actually turned out to be chicken so that was a bit disappointing. They got my order wrong. The Jeow Bong is decent, a little sweet for me, and the 3 pepper I thought could’ve been spicier. Their drinks however are really good, we got the Strawberry Gem, Honey Dew Smoothy, Pandan Dream, and Coco Matcha. The Pandan Dream and Honey Dew was definitely my favorites and I don’t really drink Boba nor Smoothies.

An Absolute Hidden Gem – You Won't Want to Stop Eating! I cannot recommend Loa Thai Coco Milk Cafe enough! We walked in not even feeling hungry, but the food was so phenomenal that we simply couldn't stop eating. Every single dish we tried was a knockout: The Savory Hits: The Lao sausage had the perfect snap and flavor, while the pork belly was incredibly crispy and decadent. The laab steak and nam khao were vibrant, fresh, and perfectly seasoned they were so refreshing. The Classics: You can't go wrong with their Pad See Ew or Pad Thai, both had that authentic, smoky wok flavor and perfect noodle texture. Drinks & Dessert: You must save room for the mochi waffle; it is chewy, sweet, and easily the highlight of the meal. Pair it with their boba, which was some of the freshest and softest pearls I’ve ever had. Can't wait for the SnowJu to be added to the menu. Beyond the food, the owners are some of the most welcoming people you’ll ever meet. They make you feel like family from the moment you walk in. Whether you’re starving or just looking for a snack, do yourself a favor and stop by, your taste buds will thank you!

The food was great ! I loved the variety of selections that have of food, desserts, and boba tea. Good portion. The atmosphere was welcoming. Would recommend to come for a y of the different selection of food they offer here. The nam khao could of had more pungent flavors to it, but it was good overall.

Just wanted to start off by saying that the service was good; the gentlemen taking our order was kind and understanding while we were ordering— we ate inside and they brought out our foods to our table which was sweet. The food however was pretty mid; crispy pork belly were cut very thin and very dry, as well as chewy. The sauces provided were very sweet and vinaigrette, I assumed there would be different choices of dipping sauces but I was wrong. The rice portion were actually very small compared to the protein portions; the rice comes in a small 2x4 Chinese take away container that people would use to store stir fry noodles in. Atmosphere is nice— they have a bunch of toys and figures in the front counter showcase; quite overstimulated by the decor but it was an okay experience for the price. We spent around $65-$70 on 2 plates of food, 1 boba tea, and 1 smoothie.

A very cute spot to enjoy good food. The inside of the restaurant has a relaxed and welcoming ambience. The service was excellent -- the gentleman who took my order was very friendly and respectful. I ordered their Khao Piek to go, which completely satisfied my cravings; a hot, comforting soup is perfect for cold, rainy weather. I also tried their coconut juice -- I always love having a refreshing drink with my meal. I'd definitely come back again.

Visited the Cocomilk Cafe with a friend. First time visiting this spot and it is tucked away in a little plaza. The space is clean and well kept. It was nice and bright inside and decorated. They have a cool gashapon machine with several anime characters, like Pokemon, Hello Kitty, and Demon Slayer. Although it was sort of expensive, 15 bucks worth of coins which you can exchange at the cashier. They have it prepared in a cup for you, which is nice. The food came pretty quick and the food was simple and good. Nothing fancy. Just good and feels homemade. I got the grilled chicken platter and my friend got the heavenly beef with a side of the pandan coco mochi. The chicken was juicy and good and it was covered in a sweet sauce. My friend liked the heavenly beef. It wasn't dry. Each dish came with veggies, rice, and a small cup of like nuoc nam, which is sweet fish sauce with peppers. The pandan coco mochi was especially good. It had fried coconut flakes inside and tasted sweet and savory. Definitely a must try. They have way more desserts that I would come back for. Overall, this place was good and the food felt homey. The service was good too and the people are very nice and will answer your questions if you had any while ordering

We came here on a Sunday to try some Lao food. They also have an extensive drink menu ( boba teas). We ordered 4 dishes: Papaya Salad ( Lao style) which was very salty, Lao sausage, Grilled chicken which tasted old, Laab which ended up being sold out. Not sure if this was an off day since they had good reviews but service was awful. Our food seriously took 50 minutes, almost an hour. Then they told me they sold out of Laab when they served us the food at the table. They didn't even offer water. It was unfortunate. People before me were waiting a long time for their food. Overall, food was 7 out of 10 and service was 0/10.

I had the crispy belly and I really haven't had good crispy belly and rice like that in a long time! Perfect crunch, flavor and tenderness. My wife had the khaopoon and said it was good but the broth was a little thick for her liking. Sister in law had the Laab like she's had before and no complaints! Delicious, place was clean and bright. Would definitely come back next time I'm around!

Fun place full of toys and colorful decor! Mango sticky rice with different color blocks of rice is delicious! We also ordered mini waffles with Nutella. They are kinda rubbery, especially if you don't eat them right away. The bahn mi bun is pretty good, but you only get one per order. Each time we've gone, there was no wait but the staff works slow. Also, some were eating behind the counter. Sanitary no-no.

Cocomilk has cute desserts, and a variety of drinks. Located in a strip mall with ample parking. Great variety of food, desserts, and drinks at decent prices! I tried the Layers Dessert which came in a cute little box! Pretty good! It reminded me of the Vietnamese desserts but these were even prettier! Taste was as expected, and has a tapioca like chewy texture to it. And not too sweet. The laab was good too and came with sticky rice! The strawberry coco drink was fine, and also as anticipated! Service was nice and normal. Overall, nice to try if you're in the area!

The service and atmosphere was great. Quick ordering, food came out fairly fast, the music and feel of the place is enjoyable. The food was okay, we got the Nam Khao, egg rolls, Heavenly Beef, and Steak Laab which actually turned out to be chicken so that was a bit disappointing. They got my order wrong. The Jeow Bong is decent, a little sweet for me, and the 3 pepper I thought could've been spicier. Their drinks however are really good, we got the Strawberry Gem, Honey Dew Smoothy, Pandan Dream, and Coco Matcha. The Pandan Dream and Honey Dew was definitely my favorites and I don't really drink Boba nor Smoothies.

Such good food. We tried it catered at a party and the platters were very substantial and everything was so flavorful and delicious!! Already tried the kuih, which are these little coconut milk jello cakes and they were so pretty and so good!!

My husband and I were looking for dessert to try and we found this place across the street from where we were dining. We decided to get the Mochi layers and mango sticky rice. Both dishes were good! The mochi layers remind me of a Filipino dessert I eat that has coconut milk and tapioca pearls. The mango rice came with different flavored rice and was also really good.

Went for their 8 pieces of steamed layer cakes. The pandan & taro flavors are very tasty, not overpowering & the designs looks very glossy and beautiful in person. The cakes all still had a nice bouncy texture & you can still pull the layers apart. I also bought their laos style papaya and it was not very "laos style". There were many missing ingredients (crab/shrimp paste, padaek, tamarind, etc.). The papaya pretty much tasted like thai style and they just added dark fermented liquid to make it laos style. It wasnt bad, but it's also something I wouldn't continue to order. Their service was good. There weren't many people when I got there, so they were pretty quick with the food I ordered.

Such a great place to pick up food and drinks. I tried the green matcha tea and mango rice. The service was great however I ordered 3 of the mango rice and waited about 30m for it. The ambiance and vibe was very inviting and warm. The rest of the food menu looked really good. I'll have to stop by and try their other stuff.

This has become my family's latest go to restaurant. We're fans of the food and desserts. On our first visit, we got the crispy pork belly, grilled steak and steak laab for our entrees. The pork belly was deep fried to perfection, crispy on the outisde with the meat staying tender. I've never had laab before so it was a refreshing new dish for me. It was citrusy with some tang from the onions and little kick from the spicy pepper. After our meal, we ordered the mochi waffle and sticky rice for dessert. The mochi waffle was crunchy with bits of fresh coconut on the inside. The sticky rice was exactly how I liked it especially since the mango was nice and ripe. On my second visit, I got the mochi layers, coco taro cups and strawberry gems. The desserts with great but the drink not so much. It was too sweet and I wasn't a fan of all the toppings. Our family was in town which was an excuse to order almost everything on the menu. We got the pork tapioca, khao piak, laab chicken & steak, grilled chicken & beef, lao sausage and crispy belly. Every dish was a hit, with the standouts being the lao sausage, pork tapioca and khao piak. I'm glad my family is adventurous because I wouldn't have ordered those items. We finished up our meal with the mochi waffle. Cocomilk is located in South Sacramento in a strip mall away from the main section of Little Vietnam. We've never had parking issues. Service has always been very friendly and efficient. You order at the counter and the staff will bring it to you if you're dining in or they'll package it up in these cute bags for to go items.

We are here for lunch. The shop opened early, which is convenient. We ordered some of their lunch meals and desserts. We feel that their lunch meal is okay only--not to our liking. We did like their mochi layers and gem coco drink. Both were good, and we definitely will get back more of their desserts. The parking here is plenty. The staff here are friendly.

I love their mochi desserts and their beef with sticky rice! So good! And nice people and the ambiance is nice too! My fav go to spot

Probably my favorite local restaurant discovery this year, which I've already revisited several times! Though I'd seen it in passing scrolling thru Yelp, the name and photos initially led me to believe it was a local dessert/boba shop rather than an actual sit-down restaurant. It turns out they actually offer an extensive variety of Laotian and Thai eats, the majority of which are unique street-food style dishes that that would be tough to find anywhere else. My favorite so far is the Lao Sausage-- juicy pork sausages with a fragrant, rich flavor profile consisting of kaffir lime, lemongrass and chili as the primary notes. The desserts here are also super yummy and overall very light and refreshing! While they're all pretty unique, the durian rice is an especially memorable concoction with durian and egg strings atop a bed of fragrant coconut sticky rice that was rich in flavor but not too overwhelming, even to those not yet unaccustomed to durian desserts :^) I would also recommend any of the other ones we've tried so far: -Mango sticky rice: fresh honey mangoes and the coconut cream on top is to die for! -Coco cups: pro tip- get half and half pandan sago and ube taro to try both flavors, equally good and perfect if you just want a tiny bite of something sweet to tie up your meal -Coco cassava: light chewy texture, very refreshing for the palate 5 stars for service -- during our first visit, there was a miscommunication in which we were waiting around for ~20 min for the dessert that we'd ordered, while they were waiting for us to pay (not realizing we were supposed to pay in advance, as we were dining in) but the owner profusely apologized and graciously threw in a complimentary dessert to make up for the situation. I'm already anticipating many more visits here to try more of their desserts as well as their extensive selection of drinks. They offer various flavors of coconut water blends as well as a creamier version with coconut creamer in case you're in the mood for something a lil more indulgent. If southeast Asian street food and light, not-to-sweet desserts are up your alley, highly recommend checking out this cute little family-owned shop!

OHHHH??? I can't wait to go back and try more things on their menu!!! I need to find all the actual Laos spots around here, but definitely rec this hidden gem. We kinda just stumbled upon it. It was really good tho!!! Nothing beats the south sac chefs fr

The mochi layers dessert is so cute and pretty! And they actually taste really good! A def try if you're in the area.

Food is good but make sure you check your orders before you leave or in the car. They asked if I prefer sticky rice and I said yes. When I got home, no sticky rice. I ordered Lao sausage and two pork tapioca balls. I would love to have eaten sticky rice with the sausage. The staff were friendly and attentive upon ordering. They seemed busy and were making sure orders are coming out. They just need to make sure orders are correct before giving out to customers. Overall, food is good. Next time I come back, I will double check when I'm there.

Mochi waffle were great, thin crispy waffle coating and chewy bouncy soft inside. 8.5/10 Layered Mochi was alright. Color and presentation was 5/5, taste was 3.75/5 (I like the purple color more than the green color mochi). Purple Rice Custard 7.5/10. Tastes like a Yomi Yomi purple rice combined with egg tart.

Decided to stop by and get desserts on our way home from Tahoe... the owner Keo was so friendly and nice. First time eating off the menu (other than desserts) Kao Poon & Kao Piak hit the spot! Can't wait to go back again!

I first learned of this establishment at the World of Dumplings event in SF earlier in 2024. They were serving tapioca dumplings and by the time I was able to order from them, they only had vegan ones left. The vegan tapioca dumplings were so good, I felt like I tag to try the pork version. However, the restaurant is all the way up Sacramento area, so I bookmarked this place with intention to there if I happen to be in the area. Which brings me to this review... We happened to be in the area and stopped by. The restaurant is spacious and clean. It has an interesting set up. The restaurant feels like a blend of a game room (with gacha and boardgames), dessert cafe, tea salon (with various cutely packaged Ukrainian teas), laotian restaurant, and "paint nite" art studio. It's definitely quite interesting. The staff were very friendly. We ordered the papaya salad in Lao style, the pork, tapioca dumplings, the nam khao (crispy rice salad), and coco cassava. Papaya salad was good, definitely stronger in fish sauce flavor than the Thai variation. The pork tapioca dumplings were delicious! They were sweet savory and tasted incredibly similar to the vegan version I had at the dumpling festival. The owner said the seasoning was the same, just the protein was different. Tofu vs pork. The nam khao was interesting. It's a stir fried scorched rice dish containing (nurungi aka guo ba) pieces of pork sausage, peanuts, scallions, fish sauce and other ingredients. You eat it like a taco, with the provided lettuce. The coco cassava was chilled and rolled in shredded coconut. It wasn't too sweet and was tasty. Actually everything we tried was delicious. We were then curious about the various teas on display. We got to try some tea samples and purchased a container of the soursop tea (which was surprisingly light and fruity). The owner brought out 2 pieces of mochi layers (pandan and ube flavored) for us to try to go with our tea. The mochi layers were really pretty. Each layer is steamed one at a time to make this dessert. It was really flavorful and not too sweet as well. Overall, glad we stopped by and finally tried the pork tapioca dumplings. We had a great time and would be back when we are in the area.

Delicious Lao/Thai spot for lunch or dinner! Service was great - I loved how they gave us complimentary hot tea with our food and the cafe is bright, cute and open. We only tried their food, but I want to come back for desserts ASAP. Super affordable - four dishes came out to be about $60 and it was enough to fill up three of us. Our favorites were the Crispy Rice Salad (4.5/5), which was crunchy, sour, and had lots of chunks of sausage, and the Thai style Papaya Salad (5/5) which was refreshing sweet and sour. The Lao Sausage (4/5) is also a must w lots of lemongrass flavor! The Khao Poon (3.5/5) was warm and comforting but I don't know if I would get it again or try the Khao Paik. Overall amazing spot for flavorful food on a budget.

Best place for Thai snacks and food but mainly their snacks. They're a bit in the pricy side. I usually see people grab and go but there's an option to sit and eat your food. It's usually very empty when I arrive so service is fast as most snacks / desserts are pre made.

Must try!!! Their papaya salad is sooooo good. It's so spicy, my ears were burning. Nam Khao has good flavor. So do their pork filled tapioca balls. The pork belly with sticky rice was okay, not my fave and not tender.

Wow just wow! I have been craving authentic Lao food here in Reno and most Thai places offer "Lao" food but it's not the same so we were on a trip to the Roseville area and chose Cocomilk cafe as the place we will go for lunch. Well....boy are we glad we came here because the food was so so delicious and authentic! It is such a cute and clean shop. The menu is so vibrant, clear and easy to read and see what you want with lots of options for food, desserts and drinks. We ordered papaya salad, Lao sausages, pork belly, stir fry basil, khaopoon, and more. All were incredibly fresh and delicious. Our absolute favorite is the Lao sausage. We were able to buy frozen packs of sausages to go as well. They packaged it up nicely for us too so they didn't melt. So juicy and yummy. My mouth is watering as I type. Desserts are to die for. I got the coco gems, purple rice custard and more. Drinks were amazing as well. Now to the staff, such friendly and kind people. From the girl on the register, to the waiters, to the owner, every single person was so sweet. The owner Keo is awesome. We literally became friends with him. So incredibly nice and really appreciates all of his customers. You don't find restaurants owners like him anymore. We ended up coming here the next day before we headed back to Reno for lunch and they all remembered us. 1,000 percent recommend this place. Don't look elsewhere.

Warning: Their desserts are too cute to eat! Everything we ordered was pleasing to the eye AND taste buds. The guy behind the counter was also very nice and personable. We mentioned that we were from the Bay Area and he treated us like we've known each other for years. He recommened his favorites and we went with the mochi waffles and layered mochi. They were so good and chewy! The drinks were refreshing and reasonably priced. We had a great experience and will definitely come back when we are in the area again. Oh yeah, even their take away bag is cute :)

Was craving for some sweets and bakery-esk. Their pandan anything caught my eyes and the mochi waffles. I didn't realize this place did a makeover. Not only do they sell sweets, they also have entrees. I'll have to try that next time. I ordered the mochi waffles and the coco pandan. They make it hot and fresh, so it takes a few minutes. I didn't know and I thought they forgot about me. Loved the mochi waffles and didn't need the condense milk drizzle. I liked the coco pandan, but I had more of the peanut coconut flavor than the pandan. Interior was nice and spacious, quite comfortable seating arrangements. Will come back to try their Laotian sausages.

This cafe is so unassuming from the outside but when you walk in it's filled with so many different treats. They sell figurines, tea, Hawaiian jerky, shirts, and jars of sauce among the cafe's menu offerings. It's fun to poke around while waiting for your order. My family and I ordered the mochi layers, a peach tea and a viet coffee. The orders took a while but they were decently busy. The mochi layers dessert looked absolutely beautiful. The pandan, ube, and coconut flavors were distinct and balanced. Neither the desserts nor the drinks were too sweet - perfect! I told my husband we should come again for date night. :)

They don't have the desserts in the case anymore. That was my favorite eye candy. Now if you want dessert, you just gotta order it without seeing the deliciousness.

A nice cafe/lunch place. I just happened to be in the area, and felt like some boba, so I popped in. It was a clean, well lit, friendly place, and they got my boba quicker than most places. It was very nice.

THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE DESSERTS ONLY What a charming and delightful find. Cocomilk Cafe has been on my must try list for awhile due to their stunning presentation alone, so the fact that everything tasted better than it looked speaks volumes. The handmade boba was so soft and velvety, and was the perfect addition to the warmed coco milk that was the right level of sweetness. The purple rice custard was wildly flavorful, the rice was warm while the custard was cool and left you with a lovely, contrasting mouth feel. The custard was so floral, perhaps jasmine? The pandan balls also came warmed and fresh, soft and chewy and filled with toasted coconut. They were sold out of their taro desserts so I will definitely be back to sample those. Highly recommend.

It was our first time and will be the last time ordering from this place. We ordered to go and they took over an hour to prepare our food like what? Then the food is average...not very good. Very overhyped and overpriced for the small portions u get. The nastiest of the food was the Kaopoon. I have never had such nasty kaopoon before like what the heck do u put in your soup? So disappointed my money went down the drain!

I had Cocomilk Cafe bookmarked for a while now and finally got a chance to try it out. My bf and I came in around the evening time, interior and lightning was very subtle. There were tables to dine in, a big menu on the right, and Asian decors. We did not stay for service so we ordered online for take out. Papaya Salad medium spice (bf needed to calm down on his spice): I would give it 6/10. It tasted like it was missing the tamarind paste...or there wasn't enough of it. Also, possibly more crab paste? Crispy Pork Belly: It was dry D: although we had the dipping sauce, which sort of tastes like the sauce you dip Bánh Lọc in, it was still dry...it had a nice crunch and taste but overall, so dry....6/10. Pork Sausages: This was 10/10!! Not dry at all! Definitely recommend getting this. Kaopoon (ahh forgot photo): 6.7/10. We weren't impress but didn't dislike it either. Again, it was missing something. I didn't taste enough coconut milk. The lime leave flavor was missing... Taro Cream Tea: Oh boy, the bobas were hard in the middle...and the taste of the Taro was very powdered flavored...I get it, it's made from Taro powder but the taste was so prominent. 5/10...I would not get this again. Customer service: 10/10! The man that assisted me was super kind and friendly! Overall, I wasn't too impressed by some of the orders so it's more of a 3.7 out of 5...but 4 stars just because of the pork sausages and friendly customer services. Parking wise, you will have no problem finding!

MUST COME HERE AGAIN. Omg, the BEST Lao sausages I've ever had! This is a cute little restaurant with tables and amazing service. I wanted to order one of everything but we ended up ordering about 7-8 dishes. Get the Lao Sausage and Nam Khao! I also tried the pandan smoothie and it was really good.

My favorite dish there is the crunchy pork belly with sticky rice. I used to get it often, but I haven't had it in a while. Today I ordered it and I couldn't even chew the meat. It was so hard!

Awesome food and dessert! Great Services We'll definitely come back again impressive--each one crafted with care and creativity, making it impossible to choose a favorite! The service was exceptional; the staff was friendly, attentive, and made us feel right at home. I can't wait to return for another delightful meal. If you're looking for great food and a warm atmosphere, this is the place to be!

Came back from Vietnam and was craving pandan since I had so much so I hopped on yelp and found Cocomilk cafe! Ordered online and when I arrived, my pandan smoothie was ready for pickup. The store itself is very cute and cozy, but it seemed more like a to-go type of establishment. I saw them have lots of online orders ready to be picked up, so its definitely popular! I didn't get to try, but they have lots of yummy looking desserts as well displayed.

The food is authentic and very good! Ordered the steak larb, kapoon, and the Nam Khao. We also ordered drinks and it was also good. The restaurant has about 4-5 tables. You order at the register and they do bring the food to you. We didn't try the dessert but will be coming back to try it.

We stopped by to pick up some snacks on the way home. Ordered the Coco Pandan drink (so refreshing), the Coco Pandan balls (flavorful goodness with toasted coco shreds inside), cassava balls (perfect) and a Durian coco smoothie (durian heaven). We have Pandan cups to try next but I'm sure it won't disappoint, everything's been delicious. The staff provided excellent service! *Thank you for being welcoming to me and my children as we walked thru the doors.

This place is AMAZING! As my niece Mia said "I would give them 10 stars if I could." We loved the grilled chicken and grilled pork. Wonderful flavors that we enjoyed with sticky rice. We were also delighted with the beautiful presentation of mango sticky rice and the out-if-this-world crunchy chewy mochi waffles. We loved the sample of passion fruit tea and bought a canister of it along with the fragrant 1001 nights tea. Will DEFINITELY be coming back to try other things on their menu! Ok, we come here at least once a month because it's our favorite restaurant! We come before every clay class we go to and feel so lucky to be eating such fantastic food. Everyone needs to know about this amazing restaurant. Our favorite dinners are their charbroiled chicken and chicken wings. And our favorite desserts are mochi waffles, purple rice custard and mango sticky rice. The place is so clean and all the food so artfully prepared. The service is quick and friendly. Keo knows us now by name and we love talking to home about the fun new dishes he has created along with his wife Pui. Today we got to sample their beautiful mung bean fruit shaped treats available on their catering menu. So yummy! Keo and Pui are so very talented. Other staff have been great too. Hope you give them a try. You will not be disappointed!

Ordered kapiak and pork egg rolls to go Kapiak hits the spot so warm and hot fresh lots of meats and chunks of pork blood but I don't eat those so I took it out and set it aside for someone who eats it. Pork egg rolls had vermicelli noodles!yasss 10/10 kapiak had lots of noodles and were soft chewy but not braking apart. First to go order and it was delicious thank you to the owner he was so nice as always. Definitely gonna order more egg rolls from here when I don't feel like cooking lol

Wonderful food! The place is small but very clean. The staff are all very friendly and nice. I ordered the pork belly plate with sticky rice, it was so delicious. The pork belly was perfectly fried and surprisingly not oily! It was perfect with the sticky rice, I give it a 10 out of 10. For dessert I went for the purple rice with custard, it was delicious. I give it a seven out of 10. A must try!

I couldn't wait to come try this place again after my uncle bought me their mochi layers and I was obsessed! I'm a big coconut/pandan lover and grew up on these desserts. Their mochi layers are not only beautiful and soft, they are certainly delicious! I also tried their egg rolls, which were satisfying. Nothing different so they are yummy egg rolls for sure. I do love how packed they are! The worker was also super nice. Great seating arrangements with a comfortable amount of space between each table!

Been eyeing this place for a while and finally had to chance to try it. I originally only wanted to try the desserts but some of the food looked good so we ordered a few dishes for take out. Dessert: coco melon drink, strawberry gem drink & a mix of the coco pandan and coco ube mochi. Food: nam khao, grilled beef and pork tapioca. The drinks were my favorite. For the mochi, I liked the pandan flavor more than the Ube. The caramelized coconut filling was good and it wasn't too sweet. The grilled beef had good flavor but it was way too chewy for us. I should've ordered the chicken or pork instead. The pork tapioca was interesting, I've never had it before. It had a good amount of filling inside and I enjoyed it. It's good as a snack. The nam khao wasn't bad. Overall food was decent but next time I would probably come just for the drinks.

It was Cambodian, Thai, Laos New year a dew days ago. I was craving for their desserts which I didn't have for a long time. I had hubs ordered online. He got me Asian BBQ chicken with sticky rice. The portion side is small but the chicken is very tasty. The meat is juicy and it is not dry nor its undercooked. I give it 10/10. Can never go wrong with sticky rice. It compliments the bbq chicken very well. Lastly, the desserts. It didn't taste as fresh when I first had it. The texture wasn't as soft and chewy. Maybe it was a day old or so. Nonetheless it is still good. I'd give it 7/10. Due to a lot of things, food anywhere is now costly, wages went up for staff, supplies, etc. The prices for Coco Milk aren't that bad. The packaging is nice and cute. The food presentation is very nice.

Service was good. The ladies there were kind and patient. I ordered the pork egg rolls, fried pork belly, lao sausages, sticky rice, and honeydew milk teas since it was only for my two toddlers and me. Everything tasted freshly made but I enjoyed the flavors of the lao sausages the most and definitely would try other dishes when I come back to this place.

Very cute place! Stopped here for some brunch since we were passing by & their desserts were so delicious! We loved their mochi waffles, they were sweet even without a drizzle topping, which we opted out of. Loved the bites with coconut pieces inside the crispy but chewy waffles. We ordered their grilled chicken and nam khao (crispy rice salad) which were fine but their 6 for $7.50 pandan sago cups were delicious and right on trend! Surprisingly, the corn kernels in their sago cups matched perfectly and tasted great. Purchased their pepper and a strawberry marshmallow tea box to take back home. I would definitely come again!

Came here for lunch on sunday around 11:30. When we went it was completely empty. Ppl did really welcome us or anything so we jus sat at a table and they have things to scan to see the menu but they also have tvs with their menu and prices. Then we eventually ordered at the counter. We got the khao poon and the lemongrass beef and also coco ube. We went back to our table and they brought us the coco ube and water. After like 15 ish minutes the food came out. The portions were soooo small lol. Especially for the price. The khao poon was 12.50 and the beef was 13.50. Both were honestly good tho. Khao poon is probably more worth it tho, bigger portions and had a good amount of chicken and cabbage and bean sprouts topping, flavor was good too. The lemon grass beef comes with a small container of rice or sticky rice, we got sticky rice. The flavor was good and i like the sauce it comes with however it was REALLLY tough, kinda like the hard beef jerky texture ngl. It was tasty tho but hurt my jaw lol. The coco ube came with 8 small little ones for 7.50. It was pretty good, very coconutty but its basically all coconut and i couldnt taste any ube flavor. Overall place is okay. Seems like a cute little family run business. Their other desserts seems cool so IF i came back i would jus probably try other desserts because their main food isnt that worth it but its worth a try!

I've been wanting to check this place out since I can't find anywhere in SoCal who makes Tapioca Pork. I was not disappointed, the food was amazing and delicious. The Lao sausage was cooked perfectly with a little crunch and also came with a spicy ginger dipping sauce. The Tapioca Pork was so good and chewy! The Nam Khao was so flavorful and has a good amount of sour and crunch to it! Plenty of parking and indoor seating. Highly recommend!