SEN KHAO

Really well done! Each of their restaurants is a win, and now you have the accessible Sen Khao in Tysons. The food is always extremely flavorful and dynamic. The three options below were more than enough for four two.

This place is amazing!! Great location in the mall and the food was fantastic! The watercress salad was crispy with a fantastic sweet and sour sauce. The crispy rice salad was a wonderful combination of texture and flavor. The avocado sticky rice was incredibly delicious and the perfect end to the meal!!! The chef has won a ton of awards for her other restaurants and this new one is no exception!!! Just as amazing!!!

Love it! Nice to have a little something different within SE Asian cuisine. The sai oua sausage has a great texture and the lemongrass adds a brightness that really lightens it. The noodle salad is also excellent, and both portions are quite large. Noodle soup is good too. Friendly staff and quick service. We'll return to try the duck!

I was pleasantly surprised to learn that a Laosian fast casual place had opened at Tyson's 2! We walked over there last night for a rainy night dinner and left happy. The menu was short but perfect. Appetizers, rice dishes and noodle dishes and drinks. I really wanted the Salat Mak Mua (eggplant appetizer) but it would have been too much food because I wanted the pho som lao more. Worth it. Sour and rich broth with chunks of chicken, chewy rice noodles and plenty of green veggies to nom and crunch on. Perfect. We didn't get any drinks but they had cucumber water on tap and that was a perfect accompaniment! The service was uber friendly, as well! Very sweet and polite and on top of it! Well done, will return.

A relatively new spot in the newly renovated eatery at Tysons II, on level 3. A rare Laotian experience. Went here with a friend at his recommendation. Had the dish in the pic, which was fried chicken breasts served over sticky rice. Apologies for not remembering the name, but the option was either fried tofu or chicken breast, and I opted for the poultry. I never leave food on the plate unless I'm really full or bored at the offering, but in this case it was the latter. It wasn't too bad, but it wasn't good enough to finish. The outside was way too crispy, nearing burnt state, leaving a bitter, charcoal taste and the chicken in a semi-state of over-dryness. And the seasoning had a pepper powder taste, which means that the seasoning had too many dry ingredients. Had a hard time ascertaining the taste - a mix of SE Asian cuisine, overpowered by western influenced sweetness that removes the dish from authenticity. Highly doubt you'll find this dish on the streets of Laos. Would I go back? Highly unlikely.

This is the coconut soup with chicken. First time trying Laotian food and it’s very similar to Thai food. Enjoyed my dish!

Good food. Love the concept and set up. Laotian food is rich in color and flavors.

Really good food. The food is always hot and fresh. The staff is very nice.