Thai D To Go

This place is fun the owner is super nice and they do kariokie!!!!!! The food was pretty good too.

About 27 of us went to the restaurant for lunch, order a variety dishes and foods were great. We had Raw beef laab, Cook beef Laab, Pad Thai, Tom Yum Soup, Fry Rice, Papaya Salad, Chicken Wings, Sausages. The spaciness and taste was exactly as aspect. With 27 of us we were worry the foods may not arrive at the same time but it was. I only gave 4 stars because the owner charge us $1 a can, even if we bought our own beers from the liquor store next to the the store. Place is clean and foods are great if you order authentic Asian foods. Taste almost as good as when I were in Thailand. P.S. They have a Karaoke stage and you can also do Karaoke while eating there as well. I recommend this place.

Holy. Moly. I've been as close to Laos and Thailand as Cambodia and miss their food dearly. This place was phenomenal and authentic👌 granted I ordered lightly for my first time and will be having again soon, I decided in pork fried rice kao pad style with a side of cucumber salad. Both "B" and Sonia were hospitable, remembered past customers faces, and spoke to me with kindness and genuine hospitality. The salad was at least 6oz of cucumber, carrot, and onion soaked in a simply delicious rice wine mirin vinaigrette for an affordable $2! Well worth the price. The fried rice was perfectly cooked with both the chef and servers attention to detail, them adding "give it a couple of minutes uncovered to help reduce any sogginess on your way home". It was packed with depth of flavor only love, garlic, and talent from an authentic Asian chef can provide, and topped with lime and tomatoes- an additional homage to SE Asia. It was also a very large portion, estimating 1lb of fried rice for the reasonable price of $9. I added ginger (no cost) and boom! Perfection. I'm excited to try more of their food and speak more with their staff. P.S. I work for a delivery food company and anybody giving bad reviews after a delivery order needs to consider possibly blaming the food service, sadly. The company I drive for has me hold hot food in my car for 30+ minutes before allowing me to deliver and it's sad the restaurants get the slack because customers may not know that the delivery service schedules everything and wont release a delivery address until a certain time elapses.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would have! We just had the absolute worst experience ever! I ordered drunken noodles, beef stir fry, and dumplings, to say it was bland and over cooked would be an understatement. The delivery man was friendly but when I call the restaurant to complain about the state the food arrived in the owner was screaming that her food is good. We are staying at a hotel and she said we either needed to take the food back or she would charge gas money to come pick it up and then determine whether or not she would have the food remade or not. Mind you, this is 1:30am. So obviously we said no, just refund the food, she said we were “bad people who eat her food and don’t pay” The whole conversation was monitored and recorded by grubhub, and the representative then tried to speak with her too. She got no where and this is was all stupid and took way too long. Grubhub ended up refunding us. If the food wasn’t the worst thing ever, the customer service really was horrible. We travel all over and this was by far the worst customer service experience and Thai food ever!

Everything you would expect from a hidden gem. Excellent and fast service (less than 5 minutes to bring out full meals for 5) , more than fair prices and authentic Thai. Pineapple Curry with spicy level 5 was on point. Will visit again tomorrow for lunch. This review may seem way better than it actually is, but it is true and accurate- I hereby declare it's veracity!

If I could give this place no stars I would. I’ve been to many places throughout the United States and I have to say this is the worst Thai food I’ve ever not eaten. Not only is the food terrible, the staff is not friendly whatsoever! It would be easier speaking with a wall than with the staff of Thai D To Go. Saying the food is bland is an understatement...The food is completely inedible I ordered drunken noodles, beef stir fry, and pork dumplings. Unfortunately, the simplest of Thai food was somehow ruined. The drunken noodles were cold and stuck together with some noodles extremely hard in certain areas.The beef stir fry was completely unseasoned and tasted like it had been soaking in water for days. The broccoli was soggy and the beef was weirdly stiff. Last bust certainly not least the pork dumplings, most of the dumpling was hard as a rock but the parts of them that were so fortunate to be soft were undercooked it’s like the chef thought that once he over cooked one side of the dumpling undercooking the other would subdue. Hopefully my pictures will give everyone an idea of the monstrosities they call food. Although pretty inexpensive, the $32 we spent on the food was definitely not worth it, when we called for a refund the owner said to call grub hub because it was not their problem. After calling grub hub they tried to reach the restaurant calling them 5 times each of the those times it went straight to voicemail (because they have Grubhub blocked) we had to call them using a separate phone. The owner of the restaurant said terrible things about us unaware we (the customers) had been listening on the other line saying we just want to take the food without paying for it, we were the only customers to had complain throughout the entire day (Unlikely with how terrible the food and service is.), how terrible we are as people, and it goes on. Not even letting the Grubhub representative get a word in. The owner was only willing to give us a refund if we would send the food back to the restaurant which she then would inspect it to determine whether or not we were worthy of a refund. Problems with that 1: It was 1:39am 2: We are in a hotel on the 24th floor it’s completely inconvenient for us to have to go back down to send the food back. 3: SHE WANTED TO CHARGE US A DELIVERY FEE TO SEND THE FOOD BACK! How absurd is that? Needless to say this food is terrible the service is terrible. If you’re sober and looking for authentic Thai food NOT THE PLACE, if your drunk and want greasy flavorful Thai food NOT THE PLACE. Please spare yourself the time and the trouble to go to another restaurant!

Out of town visiting and I wanted Thai food. I order from THAI D TO GO and it was the worst experience possible!!!! I ordered two pad Thai meals and with NO EGGS 1 w/o green onions and the other with tofu. They made both with eggs and green onions. It wasn’t spicy like I had asked.....so I called them back the lady was rude and rushed me off the phone and said that the kitchen is closed due to a fire that happened ironically after they made our order. She told us to cancel our order which was already delivered. She then said she had to go and hung up. So now we have food that we can’t eat because of the eggs and no refund was offered to us. I called back now the line is busy. DONT EAT HERE!!!!!!!

5 star service. My order coudn't go through grubhub so I called up the restaurant. This polite lady on the phone took the order for us and our food was delivered in no time with a nominal delivery fee. The delivery guy was very professional and pleasant. And the food..... well it was amazing. I ordered chicken chowmein, drunken noodles and spicy basil fried rice. The serving size is good enough. It tasted superb, specially the spicy basil fried rice which was heavenly. If you are looking for good thai food in vegas, I would highly recommend this place. I don't know why the place hasn't been rated by a lot of people (although rated 5 star by most). I am guessing they are probably new in the market or something like that.

I can't believe I haven't left a review yet. This is my go-to spot for take out when I'm hankering for thai food. It's in a super dingy strip mall with questionable characters in the parking lot all hours of the day. But, the food has consistently been really tasty everytime. We usually order: pad thai drunken noodles beef salad mango sticky rice

Pretty good not bad. Service was wasn't the best but I didn't mind until it came time to pay for the check. Couldn't get anyone's attention despite them having a "call" button on the table. Pad see ew was good and well seasoned. Fried rice was good but the huge chunks of broccoli were odd IMO. It is in a very sketchy part of town. Two homeless people ended up getting into a fight on my friend's car with blood smeared all over her windows- yikes!

After driving a few hours from LA to Vegas, we had to stop by a place we haven't tried yet, which is Laos Thai Street Food. I can't say I love the atmosphere here, but the food is legit! I'm glad a big party just left when we stopped by or else we'll probably be waiting a while for our food to come out. Here's what I ordered: Papaya salad Thai style Papaya salad Lao style Nam khao tod Lao sausage Khao piak Sticky rice My favorite would be the Lao sausage. I kept going back for more. My stomach does hurt afterward, perhaps it's all the spicy food I ate. Once they found out my husband is Lao, they wanted to make food even more spicy. Staffs are friendly and food came out quickly. Plenty of parking spaces.

Laos Thai Street Food is a must-visit for fans of Southeast Asian cuisine when they are in the Las Vegas Area. It is located in a very dead strip mall, but don't let that stray you away. We ordered a variety of dishes, and each one was delicious in its own way. The Larb was a standout, with a perfect balance of spicy and sour flavors. The meat was tender and flavorful, and the herbs added a fresh and aromatic touch. (5/5) The Laos Sausage was also delicious, with a nice char on the outside and a juicy interior. The flavor was slightly sweet and smoky, and it paired well with the sticky rice. (4/5) The Spring Roll was crispy and fresh, with a nice balance of vegetables and herbs. It was served with a sweet and sour sauce that added a nice tanginess. (4/5) But the real star of the show was the Khao Piak, which was creamy and rich, with a perfect balance of sweet and savory flavors. The pork was tender and flavorful, and the herbs added a fresh and aromatic touch. The noodles were very bouncy and fresh. (5/5) The service was very nice as they frequently checked in on us. Overall, Laos Thai Street Food is a great choice for anyone looking for authentic and delicious Southeast Asian cuisine.

The food was super good! Super fresh authentic Lao food! They really don't miss on the flavors evening we ordered was super good! I definitely recommend if you want authentic Laos food.

Hubby & I met up with our kids in Vegas for the weekend & wanted to check out this place. The restaurant's interior was neat, there's a seating area in the front & another area on the side that was set up for karaoke. We ordered sticky rice, papaya salad (Lao Style), beef Laab & beef jerky. All the dishes were huge, even the 1 serving of sticky rice. We ordered spice level of 5 out of 10 but the food was really spicy and I can handle spice! The beef Laab was cooked perfectly, it was tender & full of flavor. The beef jerky & the papaya were also delicious! Service was wonderful & the waiter was so kind! He noticed that we didn't eat much of the papaya salad & ask me if something was wrong with it or perhaps if it was too spicy. He offered to have it remade but we insisted although it was spicy that it was okay. We will definitely be stopping back the next time we are in town!

If you are looking for a authentic laos restaurant I would recommend this place. Everything we ordered was delicious!!! If you are ever in the area stop by and give this place a try!

Super good food and service. Everything is nice price is fair. The service people very attentive kind patient. Environment is also great!

After days of eating on property during our long weekend in Vegas, we decided to venture off the beaten path (hardly) and get some Lao food. A $12.00 cab ride later, we were at Lao Thai Street Food, just beating the dinner rush by a few minutes. I wonder if they're usually that busy - the two people working the FOH moved about steadily and unpanicked, even as the crowd started to show up. It took a smidge extra time to get our order taken. I was expecting that our food would take a little while longer but surprisingly, everything came out in perfect time. The food checked all the boxes on our wishlist other than the fact that I almost k1lled my husband by ordering everything "medium". What we got: - Raw Beef Larb - Cheat code: pick out the chopped up peppers and the spice level immediately drops to negligible. But this was amazing and my favorite of the night. Recommend ordering a side of sticky rice to eat with this. - Lao-style Papaya Salad w/ rice noodles (sour) - There's no cheat code for this one. The medium spicy (through the use of the most diabolical chili flakes) will end someone who hasn't eaten spicy food all their lives. It is what it is. Take your lumps. Deal with it and drink a lot of water. - Tom Sapp Beef Tripe - Reminded me of sinigang (Filipino cuisine). The tripe and intestines were perfectly tender and honestly, the peppers in the soup didn't do much to husband's relief. This was nice, rich and comforting. - Crispy Pork w/ Chinese broccoli - This was the balm to hubby's tongue. Surprisingly, he felt this was too sugary but I didn't think so. I'll tell you right now discovering the dried chilies in the dish were more decorative than anything was the biggest relief. The restaurant itself had a karaoke stage so it looks like it would be something you could do if you arranged ahead of time for a private party. The party lights were on and the music videos were entertaining. Folks were nice and more than happy to explain what bitter larb was when hubby asked. 10/10 recommend and definitely do come support local business.

Stopped by here before our flight back home, tried to come by earlier but hours are incorrect (closes at 3PM instead of four). We were seated and served immediately, employees were very nice. Food was really good, loved the khao piak. We got the papaya salad with mild spice but it was insanely spicy, couldn't even finish it. They have booths and regular tables, pretty roomy as well since we were carrying our luggage. Overall great, would like to come back again and try the papaya salad with less spice.

I'm a big fan of Laotian food, don't care for Thai food as much. So this place was a win for all. Interesting venue...very eccentric. I think this was a bar at some point or maybe the owners were experimenting with some sort of night life scene. While the main area looks like a traditional restaurant the extended or side area looks like night club or a Karaoke bar with a DJ booth. Plenty of parking available as it Laos Thai Street Food is located in strip mall. #SouthEastAsianEats: ~ 3. Fried Tofu (10 Pieces) - 4/5 Big ol chunks of perfectly Fired Tofu pieces. Brilliant appetizer to share, otherwise it's almost a meal onto itself. ~ 31. Boat Noodle Soup (Thai Style) - 4.5/5 Da Wahine is in LOOOVVVEEE with Boat Noodle Soup. She always looks for it at a Thai Venue. This won her approval. Personally I'm not familiar with Boat Noodle Soup, so I'm not sure what it's supposed to taste like. This one was loaded...all kinds of protein. I'd easily order it again. ~ 59. Pad Kee Moo (Drunken Noodles) w/ pork - 4/5 I picked this dish, based on the waiter's (maybe owner) recommendation. He and stated it was one of the most popular Laotian dishes here, and suggested I order it with Pork as the protein. Very tasty noodle dish. No complaints! You won't hear me complaining about a return trip... I just need to try the rest of the menu. Also they were out of Mango Sticky rice since Mangoes weren't in season...makes sense. I can't wait to try that the next time.

I found this place on yelp while looking for something walkable from the convention center. It's about a 10 minute walk from the east entrance of the south hall with sidewalks and crosswalks the whole way. A great option if you don't want to eat convention center food! Friendly service in a casual atmosphere with delicious food. My server recommended the Khao Poon when I asked about which items were more Lao style. It was just what I needed. Similar in style to a Thai Khao Soi with a rich broth, noodles, and meat in a blend of sweet, heat, savory, and sour.

The service and food hit the spot!! It's a must try place when in Vegas. I can't wait to come back and bring my family.

Wow! so good. the food exceeded my expectation. I had the yellow curry with chicken. I enjoyed it so much. the curry popped with flavors. the service was very slow. i mean i waited a good 5 minutes after my friend's dish came out to get mine. that was probably the only downside and the fact that there was a dance floor inside the restaurant but otherwise the food was good. I would probably just do the food to go.

Amazing food. Best boat noodles I've ever tasted Wish I took pics but we were so hungry that we didn't even think of it.

I saw this place on TikTok and decided to bookmark it for my next trip to Vegas. I had the opportunity to visit this restaurant today for lunch and it was great! I've never eaten specifically Laotian food, but I like that it's an option here. We ordered the fresh spring rolls, the papaya salad (lao style) and the duck curry which came with rice. It was a lot of food for 2 people and we ended up taking home some left overs. The waiter guy was nice and funny. We told him we can't really handle spicy knowing full well that Lao/Thai spicy is on a whole different level from what we are used to. The papaya salad was apparently mild, but I was tearing up lol. It was good though and I wanted to keep eating it, my body was the one not happy about it though. The duck curry was flavorful and had a bunch of different veggies. I'd like to come back here to try other things. It's not located in the most glitzy part of town... in fact it smelled a little like pee outside and the dollar store next door went out of business I think? But there is plenty of parking. Inside, we were seated in the karaoke side of the room and it was kind of dark. You could say the place has character.

An absolute gem of a Thai restaurant @ Laos Thai Street Food! The Pad Thai is perhaps the best I've ever had, and the beautiful presentation of the plate makes you want to admire it rather than eat it! But that all ends the moment you take a bite of this incredible dish! The Green Curry is another dish that we tried to an overwhelming surprise! I'm not generally a fan of this dish, but this was incredibly good! The heat was good without being too much, and the portion was more than enough! I believe this is my new go-to for Thai!

Loved the food amazing food. The rocket shrimp was flavorful all the many dishes were full of flavor. I'm not a spice girl and the level 2 for the Tom yum soup with rice was great. The server was very attentive and television in the back with music was nice.

My review was taken down bc I described a demographic of where this restaurant was located. Anyways I wanted to give this place a review bc I liked most of the food here. I was a big fan of the boat noodles. It had a very robust flavor. It almost tasted like bo kho. Very rich flavor and aromatic. I really loved the kra prao as well. It's not spicy enough but nice and salty like I like it. The pad thai I was a bit disappointed. It's just not my kind of taste. Why I couldn't give 5 stars, well the lao sausage was not very flavorful. Maybe I'm spoiled or used to a heavier flavor, but the lao sausage here didn't have any flavor to me. It was actually bland for me. I just went to a cambodian nNew Year, and I bought lao sausages from the vendor. It disappointed me, so since then, I've been on the hunt. The service was great, and I enjoyed the thai music in the background.

I really love eating fishy, pungent, fermented foods so my bf took me here so I can order some Lao style papaya salad. This one came with raw seafood, rice noodles and veggies. It was SO good and hit the spot. My bfs larb was spicy and flavorful. We also shared some fried rice which was fragrant and delicious as well. We were able to take some of the food home as the portions were definitely made to share. Service was great. Place was clean and no frills.

Love everything about this place, from the food to the service! Every time we come to Vegas this is my family go to spot!

Off the beaten path in the great city of Las Vegas. Great little mom and pop shop with a friendly staff and a great family friendly atmosphere. I was pleasantly surprised with everything we ordered. The biggest surprise was being introduce to a soup I had never tried, boat noodle soup. It was like pho but with flavor. I love pho but that should tell you something. Amazing!!!! Full of flavor. Amazing place. I will definitely recommend it and I shall return next time I'm in town.

What a great spot for Lao food. They have over 100 items on the menu which also include Thai dishes and some standard Thai Chinese stuff like stir fries. The food is very authentic, moderately priced, very large portions. The spice level is great. It's not in a great area but close to the strip and centrally located for Las Vegas. This is a very mom and pop type of spot with friendly service. Authentic dishes, some modern takes, large portions, great flavors. Price is fair for large portions and unique dishes. There's plenty of seating, it's kind of dark, and there's a karaoke area.

I enjoyed visiting this restaurant and ordered the owner's recommendation of some kind of Lao noodle soup. It was enjoyable, and if I was local still I'd come back sometime to try another food or two with friends. Half the restaurant looks like a dark karaoke bar, and large groups of people were enjoying themselves. The shopping strip looks a lil sus, I wouldn't leave anything valuable in the car here.

My brothers were visiting me in Vegas. They wanted to get Thai food. Since we love northern Thai cuisine, I took them here. We ordered items to enjoy with sticky rice. Nam Khao, Thai and Lao Sausage, Thum Muk Houng (papaya salad Thai style...we asked for spice level medium, but it came to us super spicy), Cooked Pork Larb, Nam Moo and a round of Beer Lao. Hands down, our favorite was the Thai sausage. So much so, we ordered another round of the Thai sausage. The papaya salad was good, but it was really spicy. Warning, we can handle our spice, so when we got it, it was way up there. The kind that burns your tongue for a long time. It's definitely an acquired taste. The pork larb was good, too. Just remember to avoid eating the Thai chili peppers if you don't want to get burned. My brothers are used to Singha and Chang beer, so the Lao beer was on par. Overall, a great experience.

Great service and delicious food! I love spicy laos food after a day of drinking! Always hits the spot. So good and the owners are super friendly. I will definitely be back!

I always make an effort to come to this place every time I'm in Vegas since I found out about them back in 2021. Great menu selections. Flavors are authentic. And they have generous portions. Love the fact that they give a lot of fresh vegetables, that's how Lao, Thai people eat it at home. Because I'm Thai/lao I think the service is good. But that can just be because we speak the same language and its make it easier and feels like I'm back home. They play Lao music which brings a certain authentic touch to the ambiance.

I got my fix! It was yummy and I was full when I left. The end haha we ordered sooo much food! From papaya salad, rice noodle soup, basil stir fry, pad khee Mao, sausages, and nam kao for 2 people. Service was OK. She must have been real busy. But when in town I'll visit.

The food are good. There are some hit and miss dishes. The host is friendly and by the restaurant that ambience looks really nice, clean, relax with live music and a big screen TV enjoy some music while eating Lao-Thai food. The outside and parking lot looks a little creepy but inside not bad. I can say some dishes are authentic Lao whereas are some are mixture-modern, not that authentic?

This was the 2nd time I ate at this place. I like supporting small businesses so decided to bring my friends here in September while we were in Vegas celebrating my birthday. Location isn't the best but sometimes location doesn't matter if you're with a big group or want to satisfy your cravings. Let's start with the dishes we ordered. Not everything was good. Papaya salad - I was looking forward to this dish but it wasn't good. It was pretty bland. Larb - this dish was good enough Drunken noodles - this dish was good Tum yum shrimp - this could have been good but the broth was way too thick almost a curry! No no Panang curry - this dish was good Overall the food was ok as a whole. My friends are Filipino and non Asian but they've eaten plenty of Hmong, Lao and Thai food to know what these dishes taste like. Pricing was a bit high and the place has a karaoke area too for late night dinning and entertainment. Service was good. The staff was friendly. If you're in the area check them out but for me, I'll stick to my favorite place off spring mountain road! Happy eating and exploring!

Super friendly and authentic Lao food!! Definitely recommend if you're looking for the dark umami Lao style papaya salad!! The spice level is on fireeeee!! I'm Hmong and if you don't believe me go for their level 10! My sis and I was dying at level 8!

This place has been my love for over 20 years. I've created the most beautiful friendships with their family and have watched each other grown over the years. The food and environment is like an any Laos restaurant with karaoke and music blaring while you enjoy the home cooked meals with friendly staff.

Really good food and would recommend this place! I ate there twice and had the red curry and Pad Krapow. Service was fast and employees were very friendly. Portions were large for both the appetizers and entrees. They have a karaoke stage in the corner of the restaurant. It was basically being used for background music/video while I was there. Music was pleasant and not at a high volume.

Hey guys This place is a bomb due the best Lao foods in town , we are from LA and come to Vegas every months we want to try out different foods. We will come back every time we are in town . Highly recommend to try out

Got soup nor mai and sukiyaki. I'm from out of town and needed some authentic (not Americanized) Thai/lao food. Believe me when I say this place did not disappoint. Glad I got to stop by and pick up some dishes that reminded me of my hometown!!!

Great SE Asian food spot! Our group had a platter along with multiple side dishes. Every dish was freshly made and cooked to perfection. Some dishes were very spicy to some but overall very good! Be careful with spice levels when ordering. Service wasn't the best but if you understand SE Asian culture you'd understand. Restaurant isn't the best looking but the authenticity of SE Asian restaurant vibe is definitely there! Overall recommend if you're looking for a good home cooked SE Asian restaurant!

Great homey Thai and Lao food. My mom and I enjoyed our stop in for dinner after Labor Day Weekend. We split a papaya salad, the raw shrimp (goong chae nam pla), a Lao sausage appetizer and a side of sticky rice. The raw shrimp presentation was so cute, as it came in shooter glasses. Mom said she enjoyed this shrimp more than the shrimp at Lotus of Siam. At most places, the shrimp are butterflied in half but we were served 12 whole succulent shrimp! I enjoyed the atmosphere of the place. It sounded like 3 separate restaurant regulars arrived after my mom and I sat down, and then the chef came out to the dining room to hang out and chat with everyone, which was appreciated.

This is one of my go to spots for Lao food when I am in Vegas! My rating is just for the food! The service is okay for the most part. I feel like it's a hit or miss. But I have No complaints. Inside is spacious, so good for large parties. There is quite a bit of parking as well, but I am Not too familiar with the areas in Vegas lol. It does seem like a little sketchy outside. But on to the food, they have all the dishes I want when I have craving for something spicy, sour, and sweet! I love their papaya salad, Lao style. Get it extra spicy! It hits the spot every time! Kapiek is also very good! Definitely cures a hangover! If you're craving Lao food, I highly recommend this place!

Close to the strip, but kind of in a rugged area. If you're looking for authentic Lao food, Laos Thai Street Food is the place! But do be aware, their spicy is very spicy!! We got there maybe an hour before closing, but the service was great! All the flavors of the dishes were on point! Portions were big! Cream cheese wontons were great! Was a little too hungry forgot to snap pics! Ordered the Khao Piak Sen- chicken noodle soup! Great item! Crab fried rice was great! The Thai style papaya salad was spicy! Pad kra pow basil was flavorful!

One of my favorite meals during our quick Vegas trip. I appreciate the variety and authenticity of the menu selection! We were able to explore the true flavors of Laotian cuisine and we enjoyed every bite. Quick and friendly service. FYI spice level 3 out of 10 was a medium plus for me.

This is the most authentic Lao/Thai restaurant you're going to find here in LV! The food is ALWAYS sooo good and has so much flavor. The service is great we always feel like family when we come in! I haven't had anything I didn't enjoy here. Whether you're a local or visiting from out of town this should definitely be on the top of your must try list! Don't sleep on Lao food it's fiyaaa!

This some HOT papaya salad! I only order Lao style. Got level 5 and forgot that really means level 10 if you're not used to Lao level hotness! Huge portion but it was also pricey at $15. Got my fix! My nose is still running Location: just know that you're in da hood. Ordered takeout and my food was ready for pickup in 15. minutes!

Prices have gone up, quality has gone down, the food offerings have shrunk. Pass. It's still very good but so are a million other Thai restaurants who offer more for less.

This place is up in a small plaza off the strip, so just by the location, you know the food here will be better. Don't miss out! I found myself craving some Laos food because I wanted something that'll hit (SPICE) and I'm happy I caught a ride here because the food brought me back to life and had me cool for the club and after hahaha The items I recommend are the: 1. Papaya Salad (Lao style). 2. Lao Sausage. 3. Chicken Larb. So flavorful with the fresh mint, cilantro, green onion, Thai Chili, and lime juice! *Order #2 and #3 with Sticky Rice! Prices are a bit high but the portions are big. I had enough to take back for another meal the next day. Thank you to my server for being friendly, refilling my glass of water, and making sure I was good!

Wanted some authentic Laos Food, so we found this restaurant on yelp and decided to drop by for Dinner. Location was easy to find lots of seating. Service was great, chef came out to ask us how our food was and the quality of their food is very delicious. We ordered the omega papya salad Lao style - 5/5 So good, ordered it extra spicy and the seafood was very fresh Chicken wings -4/5 crispy and delicious Lao sausage- homemade 4/5 very good but I like mine a bit more spicy. Loa Pho -4/5 good broth and good size. Overall will definitely be back.

This is the second time I came here and it's closed? Why don't they just update their hours? Driving all the way to this side of town just to have a closed sign but Yelp says open. Tried calling before coming no one answers the phone.

Food is incredible and the portions are very generous but be forewarned... level 5 burned my face off even though I normally order 7-8 elsewhere. I ordered delivery so not sure on the ambiance or service but I will definitely be bringing more people here.

We came for the Jackpot platter and it didn't disappoint, It was loaded with Lao favorites and everything tasted great. Staff were friendly and attentive. The actual restaurant must've been a karaoke bar back in the day, because it still has a bar and a karaoke stage. The area isn't the greatest - the car park was a bit sketchy, so definitely don't leave valuables in your car.

The food was amazing. Didn't order any heat in our food. Knew I could use the fish sauce and chili oil at my table. Very pleasant lunch!