MIYA มีญ่า

Thai restaurant · Altadena

MIYA มีญ่า

Thai restaurant · Altadena

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2470 Lake Ave, Altadena, CA 91001

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Homestyle Thai favorites like pad thai, curry, & crispy fried chicken  

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2470 Lake Ave, Altadena, CA 91001 Get directions

miyaonlake.com
@miyaonlake

$10–20

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2470 Lake Ave, Altadena, CA 91001 Get directions

+1 818 561 8660
miyaonlake.com
@miyaonlake

$10–20

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4 Altadena Restaurants Have Been Destroyed by the Ongoing Eaton Fire - Eater LA

"A Thai restaurant that was destroyed by the Eaton fire." - Matthew Kang

https://la.eater.com/2025/1/8/24339445/foxs-sidepie-miya-everest-altadena-restaurants-destroyed-los-angeles-eaton-wildfires
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The 24 Essential Thai Restaurants in Los Angeles

"Altadena’s Thai restaurant Miya embodies the vibes of Thailand’s ahaan tham sang restaurants or quick-order joints. The menu — scrawled on butcher paper taped up to the wall — is small but mighty: find wok-fresh pad thai and pad see ew; a trio of yellow, green, and khao soi curries; and rice dishes that include spicy chicken stir-fried with basil. Miya is the spot for classics done simply." - Kat Thompson

https://la.eater.com/maps/best-thai-restaurants-los-angeles-essential
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Where to Eat Near LA's Best Hiking Spots

"If starting Echo Mountain in the morning (which is when it should be hiked), the end of the trail can coincide with the mid-morning opening of Miya. Head down the hill and put in orders of pad thai, warming bowls of curry, crispy tofu, and more at this neighborhood Thai spot." - Rebecca Roland

https://la.eater.com/maps/best-restaurants-near-los-angeles-hiking-trails-runyon-griffith-malibu
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Chinese Noodle and More Restaurant Woon Expands to Pasadena This Spring - Eater LA

"Miya is a new Thai restaurant by Sticky Rice owner David Tewasart, located in northern Pasadena. It has quickly become busy since its opening." - Farley Elliott

https://la.eater.com/2023/2/1/23578790/woon-chinese-shanghai-noodles-restaurant-los-angeles-expanding-pasadena-altadena-coming-news
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Sticky Rice Owner Opened a Home-Style Thai Restaurant in Altadena - Eater LA

"David Tewasart, the restaurateur behind three Sticky Rice locations (Highland Park, Echo Park, and Grand Central Market in Downtown) and Moon Rabbit inside Grand Central Market, quietly opened a Thai restaurant called Miya at 2470 Lake Avenue in Altadena on Friday, January 20. The restaurant, named after Tewasart’s daughter, is only taking walk-up orders for now with the takeout menu posted on the restaurant’s front door. Plans to open the dining room and to build out a back patio and sidewalk seating are in the works. Miya's menu is dedicated to homestyle cooking, says Tewasart. The menu includes a spicy and aromatic tom yum soup with shrimp, a sweet and savory basil eggplant stir-fry, and pad thai topped with dried shrimp and pork cracklings. The restaurant will be serving beer and wine once its license comes through. Miya is open Wednesday through Sunday from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m." - Cathy Chaplin

https://la.eater.com/2023/1/26/23563299/miya-altadena-thai-restaurant-opening-lake-avenue-sticky-rice-los-angeles-david-tewasart
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