Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3005 Silver Creek Rd STE 164, San Jose, CA 95121
Phone: (408) 613-2746
Website: http://www.khmerlaofoods.com/
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Reviews
As you can see from my photos, there is a small plastic bowl on the paper plates. It’s a spicy papaya salad, but it is not spicy enough for me. So, if you like spicy, please go for Laos style papaya salad. You will not be disappointed
I have eaten and made lots of Papaya Salad before in my life so I pretty much can tell a good Papaya Salad after I tasted one. Having to always eat mostly American food at home, it is definitely a nice changed when I get to go out and enjoy Asian foods.
Papaya Salad is one of my favorite!
The Papaya Salad here is good but I prefer it to be more Spicy and deffinatly alot more Papaya! I ordered the rice plate which comes with three sausages. I rather they give me less rice, less Sausages (maybe two is good enough), and way more of the Papaya for that price. Other then that I wouldn’t mind coming back to order something else and only if I get to have Spicier and alot bigger portion of the Papaya!
The sausages were incredibly flavorful and juicy. Papaya salad really hit the spot, the flavors were authentic and spot-on and definitely my favorite. Chicken wings were cooked perfectly also. I would highly recommend the platter to get a bit of everything they have to offer. The Nam Khao was also a winner for me – it had a great texture and touch of citrus and herb-y freshness that made it super addictive to eat. There was so much food leftover for two people. I left with a very happy belly!
This place is definitely optimized for to-go/delivery since everything is served in compostable containers, but there are plenty of seats for eating-in and the restaurant is really well-maintained, clean, and newly renovated. When ordering, they were incredibly helpful and helped us pick a spiciness level that worked for us – if spiciness is a concern (or a must-have lol), let them know and they can go as mild or as hot as you want.
The menu is short (they’re confident in what they do and they do it well) and very clearly labeled with photos, ingredients, and name which feels super accessible to anyone new to Laotian food. They also offer add-on options which is great if you wanna add a sausage or two in your dish. They also sell frozen sausages and other goods you can buy and prepare at home. They accept cash and credit and the ordering process is really streamlined. Parking in this plaza can get hectic on weekends, but there’s always street parking on the outer perimeter of the plaza.
Come to this place (or order take-out)! You will not be disappointed.