Welcome to Sap Sap Lao Deli & Café, your gateway to a culinary adventure showcasing the exquisite flavors of Lao cuisine. Situated in the heart of the city, our restaurant offers a delightful fusion of traditional Lao dishes and contemporary dining in a warm and inviting atmosphere. At Sap Sap Lao Deli & Café, we are passionate about bringing the authentic tastes of Laos to your plate. Our talented chefs carefully curate a menu that combines the rich heritage of Lao culinary traditions with modern techniques and presentation. From fragrant soups and mouthwatering stir-fries to delectable street food favorites, each dish is crafted with love and attention to detail.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9641 15th Ave SW Suite B, Seattle, WA 98106
Phone: (206) 327-9021
Website: https://www.sapsaplaodeli.com/
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Reviews
The weather was nice enough to sit on the patio which I would highly recommend if you get the chance.
The service was great and everyone was so nice. You should definitely give this place a try. It’s now added to my list of Favorites ♥️
Our server was very nice and had a great sense of humor. He whipped us up some delicious cocktails as well!
I highly recommend Sap Sap and I’m already looking forward to going back and trying other dishes.
Added bonus, they have a comfortable heated patio where they allow dogs!
I ordered Kao Piak Sen, which is said to be popular, and lemongrass beef skewers. Kao Piak Sen was a lao chicken soup with house-made rice noodle. Both meals are so tasty. We ate everything up and it was so delicious. I would highly recommend it to you as well.
Kao piak sen. Just like home, and I like how they made the noodle. More like udon vs usually at home it’s more white flour.
Sausage. Delicious. A little spicy with that lemongrass fragrant that just so good with “sticky” rice. The provided jeow bong, assume from jar, not homemade, either way always good with this combo. Normally we go with Lao papaya salad.
Overall excellent and reminds this Lao customer of a really good home cook meal. Service was excellent and we got a Thai ice tea, on the house. My kiddo love it! Solid 4* but bias is leaning higher, they were just so cool with us and great to be able to speak Laotian!
Note on my rating system: Sharing this as I believe many might assume a 3-star review indicates a negative experience.
5 stars: Exceptional! Outstanding food, service, and/or experience—well worth traveling for. (For example, we often drive from San Antonio to Austin just for Uchi.)
4 stars: Surpasses expectations in terms of food, service, and/or ambiance.
3 stars: Solidly good or meets expectations. I would revisit any place rated 3 stars or higher.
2 stars: Falls below acceptable standards for food or service.
1 star: Best to avoid.
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