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Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–2 PM, 3–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–2 PM, 3–8 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–2 PM, 3–8 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–2 PM, 3–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4017 A St SE UNIT 107, Auburn, WA 98002
Phone: (253) 333-6677
Website: http://www.sweetricewa.com/
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Tania Udomsri
We went with a big group of 8 people around 2 pm on a Sunday. It was still busy and I only saw two servers, but they managed to arrange a table for all of us, which I really appreciated given how small the restaurant is. I also liked that they have a self-ordering system on a screen, which made things quicker.
The food leans on the sweeter side, but we still really enjoyed most dishes. My favorites were the Crispy Fried Pork Riblets, Lao Spicy Sausage, Somtam Thai, Laos Fried Rice, and Nam Khao. The Pad Thai was too sweet for my taste, the Beef Jerky was too hard and chewy, and the Fried Chicken Wings came out too dry.
Still, overall it was a good experience and I’d come back if I’m in the area.
… moreThe food leans on the sweeter side, but we still really enjoyed most dishes. My favorites were the Crispy Fried Pork Riblets, Lao Spicy Sausage, Somtam Thai, Laos Fried Rice, and Nam Khao. The Pad Thai was too sweet for my taste, the Beef Jerky was too hard and chewy, and the Fried Chicken Wings came out too dry.
Still, overall it was a good experience and I’d come back if I’m in the area.
Pearl Lee
My mom and I were greeted by a female employee who let us know that we could have a seat anywhere we liked. There were four tables occupied it seemed like and a person ahead of us was there for pick up. We chose a booth and got waters and menus. I got the Sweet Rice Mix Plate while my mom got the pineapple fried rice with chicken and 2 stars for the spice level. I also asked for the pandan mango sticky rice for dessert.
We got the pineapple fried rice first which was surprising but the mix plate came a little afterwards. We were also surprised with the complimentary fried chicken skins which wasn’t even on their menu but it was delicious. The pineapple fried rice was a bit too salty and oily for my mother’s taste but I enjoyed it, though I will agree it was a bit more oily than I would like. As others have mentioned, the sausage that comes on the mix plate is the star of the show and you can just taste all the seasoning and herbs put into it. Absolute umami bomb! The other meats were too dry for me and it gets tiring on the teeth so had to take them home. The sweet rice that comes with the mix plate was also way too dry for our taste and that was the one thing we did not pack up. The pandan mango sticky rice was refreshing but I feel the sticky rice and mango ratio was off as we had a lot of rice leftover. The mangos were ripe and the sticky rice for this one was a better texture than the one we got with our meal.
The service here was stellar. Our waitress checked in on us often and had a positive attitude with other customers as well. Thanks to Siobhan and Giselle for being amazing servers!
The ambiance here is pretty decent but definitely can use a touch up as there were some areas that need to be repainted and definitely could use a bit more to make the place pop! The ceiling is very modern feeling though so it has the right ideas but just a little bit more work! The lady’s restroom was also pretty clean when I entered too!
… moreWe got the pineapple fried rice first which was surprising but the mix plate came a little afterwards. We were also surprised with the complimentary fried chicken skins which wasn’t even on their menu but it was delicious. The pineapple fried rice was a bit too salty and oily for my mother’s taste but I enjoyed it, though I will agree it was a bit more oily than I would like. As others have mentioned, the sausage that comes on the mix plate is the star of the show and you can just taste all the seasoning and herbs put into it. Absolute umami bomb! The other meats were too dry for me and it gets tiring on the teeth so had to take them home. The sweet rice that comes with the mix plate was also way too dry for our taste and that was the one thing we did not pack up. The pandan mango sticky rice was refreshing but I feel the sticky rice and mango ratio was off as we had a lot of rice leftover. The mangos were ripe and the sticky rice for this one was a better texture than the one we got with our meal.
The service here was stellar. Our waitress checked in on us often and had a positive attitude with other customers as well. Thanks to Siobhan and Giselle for being amazing servers!
The ambiance here is pretty decent but definitely can use a touch up as there were some areas that need to be repainted and definitely could use a bit more to make the place pop! The ceiling is very modern feeling though so it has the right ideas but just a little bit more work! The lady’s restroom was also pretty clean when I entered too!
Linna Eats
I came into Sweet Rice to check out their new Lao platter and let me tell you, it was insanely GOOD! The flavors were spicy, aromatic & bold. It’s clear they’re honoring tradition while keeping it fresh.
Every element felt thoughtfully put together, with flavors that hit home for anyone who knows real Lao food. The sticky rice was soft but held together perfectly, just how it should be. The jeow som & jeow mak len had a spicy, umami kick that ties everything together. You could tell they didn’t hold back on the traditional flavors.
The papaya salad was fresh and funky in all the best ways—crunchy, sour, spicy, with that classic fermented fish sauce that was authentically Lao. Not toned down, watered down, it was perfect!
It honestly felt like a meal your Lao auntie would whip up- hearty, full of love, and meant to be shared. Sweet Rice WA is doing something special with this one.
If you’re craving real Lao food or curious about what sets it apart, this platter is a must!
… moreEvery element felt thoughtfully put together, with flavors that hit home for anyone who knows real Lao food. The sticky rice was soft but held together perfectly, just how it should be. The jeow som & jeow mak len had a spicy, umami kick that ties everything together. You could tell they didn’t hold back on the traditional flavors.
The papaya salad was fresh and funky in all the best ways—crunchy, sour, spicy, with that classic fermented fish sauce that was authentically Lao. Not toned down, watered down, it was perfect!
It honestly felt like a meal your Lao auntie would whip up- hearty, full of love, and meant to be shared. Sweet Rice WA is doing something special with this one.
If you’re craving real Lao food or curious about what sets it apart, this platter is a must!
Lisa Robertson
Tried for first time. The description of what I ordered didn’t match what I was given. I ordered mixed vegetables (add chicken) which was listed as having “broccoli, tomato, green onion, carrot, zucchini, white onion, baby corn, bell peppers”. What I received had no tomato, no baby corn, and no bell peppers. Disappointing. What’s more disappointing is that they added mushrooms, which I hate and I would not have ordered this meal if I would have known it would come with them. What’s listed on the menu should be what’s on the order- and nothing extra.
… moreAnn K
My family is from Laos and it’s hard to find good Lao/ Thai food in our area, so I was so excited to try this place because their advertisement looked so good and showed pretty large portions. But I have to say I was very disappointed, this was probably the worst Lao/ Thai food I’ve ever had. Nothing tasted good on our platter and we paid a large amount for it. The employees were very nice but the food was just terrible.
… moreCynthia Saechao
The place was clean, the service was friendly and the food was delicious! We would definitely come back!
The pho lao was yummy and didn’t really need any additional seasonings. We ordered the medium platter and it could probably feed 3 people.
… moreThe pho lao was yummy and didn’t really need any additional seasonings. We ordered the medium platter and it could probably feed 3 people.
truc ngocnguyen
I love their Lao platter! Surprisingly, it’s not listed on the paper menu, so here’s a heads-up — it’s $60 per tray. It’s meant to serve three people, and we were absolutely stuffed with just two of us sharing it. The wait time is pretty long, but it’s okay, I believe they make it fresh and the platter takes time to put on.
My favorite items were the pork ribs and the nam khao — both were incredibly flavorful! To top it off, they gave us a free mango sticky rice dessert. It was delicious — the sticky rice had a lovely pandan flavor. Major points for the service!
I’ll definitely be coming back. Next time, if it’s just the two of us, I’ll stick with the pork ribs and nam khao — the full platter is a bit too much for two.
If you’re coming with a group, though, the platter is a fantastic option. It’s super satisfying and lets you sample everything, like you’re at an Asian street food festival.
Our total bill was around $75 before tip.
… moreMy favorite items were the pork ribs and the nam khao — both were incredibly flavorful! To top it off, they gave us a free mango sticky rice dessert. It was delicious — the sticky rice had a lovely pandan flavor. Major points for the service!
I’ll definitely be coming back. Next time, if it’s just the two of us, I’ll stick with the pork ribs and nam khao — the full platter is a bit too much for two.
If you’re coming with a group, though, the platter is a fantastic option. It’s super satisfying and lets you sample everything, like you’re at an Asian street food festival.
Our total bill was around $75 before tip.
Alex Nguyen
Great place to get Laos or Thai food in auburn. A huge menu with a large variety of tasty authentic food items. The service was amazing, very attentive and friendly. I felt at home. The food was amazing, lots of flavor that gets you wanting more. Food wasn’t too oily or salty. The portion sizes were huge too! I highly recommend and would come back!
… moreKimmiee Turner
I was missing some good home cooking and saw that this place had some Lao dishes that I could try. I got the papaya salad (Lao style) and the sweet rice mix dish. The som thom was definitely missing something and the mix dish taste was not that of Lao style, taste was Americanized for sure. Rib was dry, sausage was soggy and beef jerky was literally a stick and dry. I will say though, what my husband got was pretty good. He got the Lao spicy basil and duck fat fried rice! His items were really fresh and tasted good.
… moreJ C
I love the Pad Thai with chicken here. There are a lot of Thai restaurants in the area but Sweet Rice seems more modern to me. The young woman working today was super polite and friendly. Highly recommend!
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