Here at Little Laos, we pride ourselves in serving the best Lao/Thai food using only the finest and freshest ingredients. What is Lao food you wonder? Well, it is best described as a rustic version of Thai food. It’s a perfect harmonious blend of flavors and textures that consist of highly flavored ingredients of salty, sweet, sour, herbaceous, and of course spicy. From the iconic Pad Thai to the spicy Papaya Salad, every dish prepared reflects the depth, richness, and vibrancy of our culinary traditions in a relaxed, casual dining atmosphere. Indulge in a memorable dining experience and explore the exquisite menu offered at Little Laos.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
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Embark on a culinary journey through the flavors of Laos-Thailand from Pad Thai to Lao Papaya Salad. Restaurant · Amarillo, TX · $$ · (806) 803-0373.
Little Laos – Visit Amarillo
Here at Little Laos, we pride ourselves in serving the best Lao/Thai food using only the finest and freshest ingredients.
Little Laos brings bold Laotian flavors to Route 66 in Amarillo
Little Laos, located on Sixth Street, is the creation of longtime Amarillo resident Nancy Kayakone and her husband, Boban Nabong. The couple …
Reviews
Lava G. Khonsuwon
Really enjoyed this spot! As an Isaan Thai American, I was impressed with the quality of the food. Little Laos has awesome food, I had the green curry and my partner had Gra Pow. Both were sap sap (delicious). The service was super! Incredibly nice and good service. Plenty of parking off street. And it’s on Route 66. Highly recommend this place!
… moreSammy Nick
The best Laotian food in Amarillo, Tx! I had delicious lao papaya salad, chicken khaopiek, beef meatballs pho, lao sausage, sticky rice. Everything was comforting, flavorful, yummy. The servers, owner’s very inviting~all were sweet! The ambiance felt warm, cozy & clean. I would highly recommend my family & friends to this well established place 🙂
… morevan browning
Well this little gem came as a surprise! I was actually looking for a Filipino restaurant which was a block away but it was non existent so I went back to Little Laos and wow! The food was incredible, the service great and the atmosphere was fantastic. The place was very clean and tastefully decorated. Our waitress was very attentive and they brought our food out really quick. Considering how much food I ordered, the bill was very reasonable. In total, 4 dishes and desert. Will definitely stop by again when I’m in town. Glad we found this place!
… moreJacquelyn “Jackie” St Aubyn
Fabulous food!!! My pad see ew was perfect. The shrimp rolls were amazing. We were a party of 5 and everyone liked their meals. Good service. The owner recognized that it was my the brother’s third visit! Wonderful decor and murals.
… moreJoseph Byrd
We tried the shrimp rolls to start out and they were a great intro to the meal. We had combination spicy udon noodle and the beef jerky and sticky rice to share as our meals. I can honestly say it was the best udon noodles I’ve ever had and the jerky and rice was up to par. I highly recommend this place if you want a switch up to all the other Asian style places around town.
… moreSonia Savala
It was our 1st time eating there… and now it’s my favorite. I had Bo Special…the steak is perfect!! I also had summer rolls, ordered my son combo fried rice… he’s eating it now and said it’s the best. My son’s nurse had spring rolls and pad ki mao. The place was very clean, our waitress was amazing.. the owner came and spoke with everyone in the dining area… they were all kind. I’m so glad this place is not far from where I live.
… moreDiane Morency
The food was amazing! This restaurant is so clean. The decor is very nice. The owner/ chef even came out and checked on us and introduced himself. Can’t wait to come, try other dishes here
… moreNick Gerlich
Many years have passed since I was last in this building. Back then it was known as Barnaby’s Beanry, a longtime Route 66 staple for travelers and locals alike. I almost did not recognize it under the Little Laos marque, but given the quality of food we enjoyed last night, I dare say I will be coming a lot more familiar with it.
Oh, and the remodel is gorgeous. From somewhat dumpy old diner to sleek Asian bistro, it is as delicious as the food.
It’s good to have a ringside seat here as the dining options along the Mother Road continue to evolve with the next generation of business owners. In Amarillo alone the number of Asian eateries along 66 is staggering. Little Laos offers a delightful blend of southeast Asian cuisine, primarily Lao and Thai, but some Vietnamese stirred in for good measure.
My Oldest Daughter went with the Pho with beef and sausage, while I ordered Green Curry with vegetables. I quaffed a Chang beer from Thailand to further authenticate the experience. Her Pho arrived within 10 minutes in a massive bowl of broth, rice noodles, and meat. I could tell straight off this was far more than she could consume at once, and I was right. She found it to be among the best Pho she has ever had.
My Green Curry had just the right amount of heat (temperature as well as spice) for my liking, and in only a few minutes I noticed I was sweating a bit and dabbing my nose. That’s the way it should be.
Overall, this is a two-thumbs-up dining option. My only suggestion is to offer tofu for those who get their protein from plant-based sources. Most Asian places already do this, and you might be surprised how many grazers there are out here in cattle country.
We’ll be back for sure.
… moreOh, and the remodel is gorgeous. From somewhat dumpy old diner to sleek Asian bistro, it is as delicious as the food.
It’s good to have a ringside seat here as the dining options along the Mother Road continue to evolve with the next generation of business owners. In Amarillo alone the number of Asian eateries along 66 is staggering. Little Laos offers a delightful blend of southeast Asian cuisine, primarily Lao and Thai, but some Vietnamese stirred in for good measure.
My Oldest Daughter went with the Pho with beef and sausage, while I ordered Green Curry with vegetables. I quaffed a Chang beer from Thailand to further authenticate the experience. Her Pho arrived within 10 minutes in a massive bowl of broth, rice noodles, and meat. I could tell straight off this was far more than she could consume at once, and I was right. She found it to be among the best Pho she has ever had.
My Green Curry had just the right amount of heat (temperature as well as spice) for my liking, and in only a few minutes I noticed I was sweating a bit and dabbing my nose. That’s the way it should be.
Overall, this is a two-thumbs-up dining option. My only suggestion is to offer tofu for those who get their protein from plant-based sources. Most Asian places already do this, and you might be surprised how many grazers there are out here in cattle country.
We’ll be back for sure.
Cody Byrd
Cute little Lao/Thai restaurant. Every single dish was unbelievable. Mango sticky rice is a must!! Angel wings came highly recommended and didn’t disappoint.
… moreSeth Weston
This is the second time we have eaten at Little Laos in about a week’s time. The food and service here have been excellent both times. I plan on grabbing another lunch here at Little Laos before we leave town. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants great Thai food and exceptional service.
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