Luang Prabang Market Lao Thai Food

If you are craving authentic Laotian and Thai food in the mid-cities area of DFW, this is the place to go! The brightly colored menu was extensive, making it challenging to choose, but we ultimately opted for the green curry and the red curry to go. It took a while for them to prepare so we browsed the grocery store area. Like another reviewer, I did find the prices to be on the higher side.Our food was absolutely, amazingly delicious and seasoned perfectly for our taste. The curries were rich and flavorful and the portions were generous. I'll definitely be back whenever I'm in town.

Tom kung nai 5/5 A bowl of awesomeness beef chunks, tripe, intestines and stomach? Commendable soup, comforting for cold weather. Tripe and stomach they cleaned really well .. no smell. Only intestine which there was only one piece in the soup had weird after taste.. not gamey or anything .. in fact it could be the aftertaste of ingredients used to clean the intestine. Lao sausage 3/5 Got all the right elements except it smelled lil porky. Garlic riblets 5/5 Lots of yummy garlic garnish on it. Flavorful. Pad Thai 5/5 Just like it tasted in Thailand, not too sweet, Brown or saucy Still have mok pa (steamed fish in banana leaf) to eat I won't go out of my way to eat here, but if we are in the area we will go again. I just feel Na Linh super mkt is better than Luang Prabang mkt, bigger and has more things to offer

Our favorite Lao place on this side of town-- Euless, in a non descriptive strip mall.. We always feel at home there.What to get:Khao piak sen pork or chickenKhao poon paa (fish)Tum makhoong Lao + sticky riceFriend Tilapia (ask for the jeow som spicy pepper dipping sauce)Laab duck or paa (fish)Stir fried greens (kanaa) and seen samm sun (pork ribs)Nam Khao Pork riblets fried Shop around for grocery essentials too

Authentic Laos Style dishes, also many delicious Thai dishes. She could cooks them all. Family style with very warm welcome owner, wife cooks and husband serves.

Bought raw khao piek sen noodle and cook at home. It is not as good as eating there but it is very good too. My son says this noodle is called no.2 noodle after Luang Prabang.

We got the restaurant a little late as they were starting to close. When the owners saw us walk in he immediately seated us and told us to take our time looking at the menu. Super friendly. We ended ordering 6 dishes which they were brought out to us super fast. All the food we had hit the spot!!! My favorite was the pad Thai and raw larb! Will we be coming back to this restaurant? Definitely!!!! 1000%Food- A+Service-A+Quality-A+Friendliness- A+

Top recommended if you want Thai-Lao dishes that not fusion, owner and chefs are family owned they take time and love to make it . Come and taste it, they also have chilled snack - food and grocery store inside .Service also good they are make sure you get what u order . Dine in area nice too

Lovin this place! Can't get enough of the amazing food.It's also BYOB. Really enjoying to sit down with your own brew and snack on their extensive and delicious food. Also has nam-prik, which is super hard to find in DFW metro.

If you're looking to support a solid, family-run, lao/thai restaurant, this is your spot. Sure, you may drive to an area that makes you wonder if you should be there and when you approach, you'll be confused if you're entering a grocery store or a restaurant, but this is a place to check out!What we got:Beef larb: The right amount of spice, tenderness, and deliciousnessFried rice ball salad: Love this dish overall. A must get.Papaya salad: Standard with a bit of spice. note: may be slightly fishy for some people, but otherwise deliciousChicken wings: Nicely fried, not too oilyThe portions are on the smaller side, but its definitely worth the money. You can tell the family puts a lot of heart and soul into their cooking!

The food was amazing. They were very friendly and fast with the service. I absolutely loved it and will definitely come back