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| Tuesday | 12:30–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 12:30–8 PM |
| Thursday | 12:30–8 PM |
| Friday | 12:30–9 PM |
| Saturday | 12:30–9 PM |
| Sunday | 1–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
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Reviews
zoe teng
I came here with my Lao family to celebrate my birthday.
You better like sour and spicy then you will love here!
Food very fresh and have table next to food cart to enjoy the food.
Homemade hot sauce, sticky rice and Lao sausage are fantastic match!
Laab sour and spicy love it!
Will definitely visit again
… moreYou better like sour and spicy then you will love here!
Food very fresh and have table next to food cart to enjoy the food.
Homemade hot sauce, sticky rice and Lao sausage are fantastic match!
Laab sour and spicy love it!
Will definitely visit again
Mayly Vang
The food was amazing! If you can’t handle spice I’d suggest get mild. If you enjoy spice by all means choose medium and hot! So worth it! The portion is great! Pad Thai and Lao Papaya was delicious!!!
… moreMeghan Saechao
Had food delivered tonight. I’m feeling under the weather and was craving khao piak but didn’t want to make it. This was the best restaurant Khao piak I’ve ever had. Usually the broth is very bland until you season it the way you like it with your typical condiments and was excited when I noticed how tasty the broth was all by itself. Noodles taste fresh and portion was large enough for three bowls. Will definitely be ordering here more!
… moreAshly
A simple food truck tucked away next to some Hispanic/ Mexican food trucks. There is a small seating area, but I’ve always either ordered for pickup or delivery.
Pros:
I love the crab rangoon, which they call “Mon Thai”. Its cheesy, not too crabby (I’m not a fish lover so these are great), with some nice seasoning and the way they’re wrapped is different and yummy.
Their popcorn chicken is to die for, in my opinion.
The Thai sausage was good, a different taste and texture than the sausage I’m accustomed to.
The Tom Kha soup is good. It has lots of white mushrooms. There are no tomatoes, which make this version stand out with a white broth compared to other similar places that serve a red broth. It has too many onions though. The amount of onions is sooooo excessive.
I’ve tried both jerkies. This is also a food that I’ve never encountered elsewhere. I’m not exactly sure why and what the difference is, but I’ve determined I like the Thai version better. All I can say for sure is that the Thai jerky is topped with white sesame seeds while the Lao version is not. The jerky is a bit overpriced in my opinion, for the amount they serve. However, jerky is expensive anywhere you go. I think they could lower the price or give more per order since it’s homemade, fried beef. The amount I’ve gotten in different orders has been inconsistent, which could possibly be due to supply chain issues. Maybe they weigh it, but I think that maybe they didn’t have enough (see “cons” section re: food availability).
The Mango sticky rice is so good. You get a good sized portion and there is plenty of coconut cream sauce.
Compared to other places that offer similar foods, Lao & Thai Kitchen is more affordable.
Cons:
They run out of food. I ordered online and received my order without an item. They canceled it without even calling me to see if I wanted an alternative. In subsequent orders I specified to call me if there out of something, and they did.
In fact, the last 2 times I have ordered (on two days in a row), they had NONE of my choices available. I ordered around 3 or 4pm, so I thought that maybe they didn’t get their shipment of food versus an end-of-the-day, “we ran out” scenario. My last order was Popcorn chicken and Mon Thai x 2. I had to cancel the complete order and was so bummed. I honestly haven’t tried ordering since, but writing this review is making me want to attempt to taste some of my favorites again.
The availability also affected their beverages. I ordered Coca-Cola, but all they had one day was Diet Coke. Their Thai tea is comparable to other similar places.
All in all, just thinking about their food has me salivating! I’m sure I’ll be placing an order again very soon, and hoping the potential supply issues have been remedied and they have what I want.
I do recommend this food cart due to their original, unique offerings (ie: jerky, white Tom Kha, differently wrapped crab rangoon/Mon Thai) despite the issues I’ve described above. Im hoping it was a temporary issue that is now resolved.
Yum yummy yum.
… morePros:
I love the crab rangoon, which they call “Mon Thai”. Its cheesy, not too crabby (I’m not a fish lover so these are great), with some nice seasoning and the way they’re wrapped is different and yummy.
Their popcorn chicken is to die for, in my opinion.
The Thai sausage was good, a different taste and texture than the sausage I’m accustomed to.
The Tom Kha soup is good. It has lots of white mushrooms. There are no tomatoes, which make this version stand out with a white broth compared to other similar places that serve a red broth. It has too many onions though. The amount of onions is sooooo excessive.
I’ve tried both jerkies. This is also a food that I’ve never encountered elsewhere. I’m not exactly sure why and what the difference is, but I’ve determined I like the Thai version better. All I can say for sure is that the Thai jerky is topped with white sesame seeds while the Lao version is not. The jerky is a bit overpriced in my opinion, for the amount they serve. However, jerky is expensive anywhere you go. I think they could lower the price or give more per order since it’s homemade, fried beef. The amount I’ve gotten in different orders has been inconsistent, which could possibly be due to supply chain issues. Maybe they weigh it, but I think that maybe they didn’t have enough (see “cons” section re: food availability).
The Mango sticky rice is so good. You get a good sized portion and there is plenty of coconut cream sauce.
Compared to other places that offer similar foods, Lao & Thai Kitchen is more affordable.
Cons:
They run out of food. I ordered online and received my order without an item. They canceled it without even calling me to see if I wanted an alternative. In subsequent orders I specified to call me if there out of something, and they did.
In fact, the last 2 times I have ordered (on two days in a row), they had NONE of my choices available. I ordered around 3 or 4pm, so I thought that maybe they didn’t get their shipment of food versus an end-of-the-day, “we ran out” scenario. My last order was Popcorn chicken and Mon Thai x 2. I had to cancel the complete order and was so bummed. I honestly haven’t tried ordering since, but writing this review is making me want to attempt to taste some of my favorites again.
The availability also affected their beverages. I ordered Coca-Cola, but all they had one day was Diet Coke. Their Thai tea is comparable to other similar places.
All in all, just thinking about their food has me salivating! I’m sure I’ll be placing an order again very soon, and hoping the potential supply issues have been remedied and they have what I want.
I do recommend this food cart due to their original, unique offerings (ie: jerky, white Tom Kha, differently wrapped crab rangoon/Mon Thai) despite the issues I’ve described above. Im hoping it was a temporary issue that is now resolved.
Yum yummy yum.
Yana Kasim
I can’t believe I have lived around the corner from this place for years and only now have tried it! We ate before I could get pictures, but there was so much food left over you can hardly tell. We love thai food, and this is now our new favorite spot. We got Tom yum, pad thai, basil fried rice, popcorn chicken and thai papaya salad. Everything was amazing. We can’t wait to try some other items we were eyeing!
… moreRobert Larson
This is a food truck so the atmosphere rating is kind of silly. But they make awesome food and I love their Pad Thai but had the popcorn chicken this time. Wow, the chicken was cooked well, was crisp yet had a good amount of sauce. And the rice went along with it quite nicely. I highly recommend them and know that whatever choice is made from the menu, it will be very tasty.
… morePea Nut
Stopped by and supported one of my favorite food cart cause I’m lazy to cook! My problem is, I always want to order everything but, settled for these. So delicious.
Plus the owners treat me like family!
… morePlus the owners treat me like family!
simmerdown
My favs at this food cart are; Glass Noodles, Lao sausage on top of Fried Rice and egg rolls. All very flavorful and made well. Very friendly and easy to talk to in person and on the phone for Orders.
… moreK D
Laab is awesome, the salt and pepper chicken wings and/or tofu are next level, but the salt and pepper shrimp is my addiction. I feel like I eat it weekly at this point. Everything I have tried from here so far has been excellent, including Mongolian beef, Pad se ew, and clear noodles. There is a pleasant outdoor covered seating area if you want to eat there and the owners are very nice.
… moreEmily B
Super friendly service, but the curry was super oily and the noodle sauce felt kind of sticky and cheap. I think other dishes are better – or maybe it was an off day!
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