Sabai Sabai Southeast Asian Kitchen

Excellent Thai/Laotian cuisine--ideal for a casual meal! Ambiance & Service: Relaxed vibe where you choose your seat and order at the counter. Service is quick and efficient!Food:- Basil Fried Rice: Flavorful with just the right heat at spice level 3. - Panang Curry: Savory with fresh veggies; slightly soupy but still delicious. - Spicy Mama Noodles: The star dish! Perfectly stir-fried noodles in a spicy sauce. A must-try! TL;DR: Great spot for casual Thai/Laotian food. Quick service, relaxed ambiance. Spicy Mama Noodles are a must-try!

The food itself was good. Seemed a bit more Thai style for this Laotian even though we asked for Lao-style. The decor and atmosphere are cute and quaint. Service was great. Somehow everywhere I go, people know my dad. It's located in a small strip mall just off 121. Lots of good parking. I popped in with my cousin who met me for lunch. I would go again and try something different off their menu.

Craving for home cooked meal on a very cold weather while visiting Dallas for a conference. This place satisfied my cravings for good Asian meal. Everything we order from appetizers to entree were all delicious. We had Thai/Lao sausages and crispy ribs. They were tasty and not salty. I enjoyed my entree, Khao Poon. It is a curry noodle soup. It was my first time trying it and it didn't disappoint. The owner was so nice and accomodating. He explained the entree and it lived to what he was describing it to be. I wish we have Lao restaurant as good as this place near me.

My first time coming here and it was a nice and clean restaurant. Staff is friendly and service was fast. Food has a lot of flavor and was very good.

You may not be able to tell by me selecting Pad Thai instead of a big bowl of Tom Kha or Panang Curry, but I am in fact a Thai food connoisseur. Every culture has a food they are known for, and for Thai food, that dish is Pad Thai. I believe if you can't get the most basic of cultural foods correct, then you certainly can't get the lesser-known, true cultural dishes right. With that said, Sabai Thai has PERFECTED Pad Thai. In fact, I'd go as far to say it is likely the best Pad Thai I've ever eaten, and I can't wait to try some of their other dishes. It's shocking this place sits in a small strip center in a little country town just outside Dallas. Then again, if you're a foodie like me, you know it's those small, off-the-beaten path places, just like this, that ALWAYS have the best food. So do yourself a favor. If you consider yourself a Thai foodie, give this place a try. And don't be afraid to go after that Panang! I guarantee you won't be disappointed! Oh!! And beware- this place is true Thai spicy, so pack those Rolaids!

solid option for Thai food in the area! food came out hot and fresh and the service was very friendly and welcoming! I ordered the pad Thai and my friend has the curry.

Panang curry was the best I've ever had. Flavors were amazing! I would recommend to anyone this place.

Sabai Sabai was great! My friend picked me up from the airport and we headed to Sabai for lunch. We both had hungry eyes and ordered enough for five people even though it was just the two of us. We got the pad Thai, pad see ew, Nam Khao, mama noodle soup, papaya salad.Everything was really good and I especially like that you can customize the spice level for each dish. The only dish I would pass on was the mama noodle soup. The noodles were overcooked and I felt like the dish was just okay.Also, be prepared to potentially wait. It took a while for our first dish to come out and each dish after that. I personally don't mind, but if you're stopping by and hoping for quick service, this might not be the right place for you. Come when you have a little more time. It's worth it!

Stopped in this place to order lunch for the hubs. Very friendly service! Clean welcoming atmosphere. He ordered the green curry with 4 level spicy and the fresh rolls. The curry was lit to just the right spice level and had great flavor. It was a fair portion size and they even gave out a ramen type spoon which made it very easy to eat the broth goodness.The spring rolls were spring rolls but the peanut sauce that came with them was freaking amazing! Creamy, salty, seasoned perfectly with a slight tang. It was so creamy and lucious. Best peanut sauce I've ever had.For the price the value was ok. $27 with tip. For a neighborhood place I wish they would have offered a lunch special that was more friendly to the wallet.

Amazing! We ordered basil crispy wings, crab Rangoon, chicken satay, panang curry, pineapple fried rice, and pad kee mao. Also got the Thai coffee and Thai iced tea.Everything was umami and rich and flavorful. The pineapple chunks in the fried rice were a little too big but that's just my personal taste. It was still delectable. The basil wings come with sautéed peppers and onions with the most mouthwatering sauce. I thought the chicken satay would be dry and bland but it was quite juicy and tasty. Owner was friendly and welcoming. Atmosphere was relaxing and chill. Overall had a lovely time with the fam. We're traveling so hopefully we make it back out this way to try different dishes on the menu!