Thai & Laos Market Restaurant

My Laos buddy sent here when I was in the area and wanted to grab us lunch. Li'l place is awesome. I wish I could go everyday lol 😆 …

Delicious and authentic Thai and Lao food! The flavors were fresh, well-balanced, and full of traditional taste. The staff was friendly, and the service was quick. The portions were generous, and everything we ordered was flavorful and satisfying. A great place for anyone looking for authentic Southeast Asian cuisine. Highly recommended.

I’ve been many many years ago when I lived in the area, I’m glad to see that it is still around. My mom moved close to here so we went after our Massage a few doors down to buy some groceries. The restaurant/deli area is air-conditioned with a glass door separating both, asking you to keep the door closed. The grocery area is natural air. The downside is that everything is cash only so we had to watch our dollars. Got a few fresh items and then dry items plus Thai brooms from the grocery store. Highly recommend that you take your own bags. Convenient parking right in the front of the rundown strip mall. Small specialty shop so you can find your favorite Thai items you may not be able to get at the mainstream Asian markets.

During my travels in Thailand I would always order noodle soups at the small shops. Be it a mall in Bangkok or a small street vendor in Phuket, I was always craving the noodle soups. Here in the states most Thai restaurants serve the same stir fry or rice dishes. There are restaurants that serve noodle soups but they're a little more difficult to find. I've been looking for a place that offers both Boat Noodles and Tom Yum Noodles. I was delighted to find a hole in the wall spot in my area. It's a restaurant attached to a market. CASH ONLY! They do have an ATM in the building if you meed it. Employees all speak Thai and give a very authentic feel. They offer a wide variety of food but I only tried the Tom Yum Noodle Soup. Super tangy and spicy and filling. I sat there alone eating my hot bowl of soup surrounded by people speaking Thai. I felt a little lost and a little in awe. Brought me back to my travels. The market is also cash only. They have pre made Thai dessert there. A few snacks and spices and traditional tools used for cooking. I only had enough cash on me for my soup so I'll have to come back for some snacks from the market. Will definitely be back for the Boat Noodles and other dishes.