LA Kitchen

9/17/24 Getting lunch! Large chicken pho ordered. The worker was very kind. Shrimp spring rolls ordered too!He said it would be ready shortly. I went to get it. Nice restaurant. Safe & clean. Greeted and the order was ready. I paid for it and he knew I was splitting it and added an extra bowl to make it easier. He also bagged it and wished me a good day! Appreciated! Lunchtime! Order split. Chicken pho was Really Delicious! Great! Even better with all the ingredients given to add to it & spice it up! Shrimp spring roll was fresh & tasty! Great peanut sauce to go with it too! Mother felt the same! Great service & Really Great lunch! Highly recommended!

Amazing local Lao spot. We stopped here on our drive back to SoCal from Yosemite. Their khao poon and red curry were just what we needed! Huge portions that are honestly good for 2 people each. Loved their papaya salad as well. Super authentic, so similar to what my Lao bestie's parents would serve to us in college. Comforting and casual atmosphere. Great for takeout too. Order at the cashier then pick an available table and they'll bring your food to you.

This is only half of my meal. I ate half of it while driving to Work. The pork belly was very crispy and the dip was very tasty. I do recommend this place. Definitely satisfied my craving.

Great food. Was recommended this place and it did not disappoint. Only disappointment was the staff. They forgot about me so I had to remind them to bring me my food. Also, you do have to share tables with other people since it's a smallplace. Probably would go again for to go orders instead of dinning in.

When I first tried their first location, I wasn't impressed. But then I tried it again a year later and I was wowed. The food was delicious. I always recommend it to everyone. So I was pretty happy that there was one on this side of town. The pho was just okay. Not as flavorful like the other location. It was just different. Obviously their cooks are different but I was hoping they'd use the same recipe. (2/5)The namkhao was supercsalty. I think they forgot and put salt twice. But I think they should tasted it beforehand. (0/5)Mango sticky rice was okay, the mangos were a little bruised but that's okay. I do wish it was sweeter. (3/5)Overall I was pretty disappointed. I came in with higher expectations. But like their other location I will try it out again at a later date and hopefully they'll work it all out.

This is a recent new location of LA Kitchen! I was super excited to hear that they have opened up another restaurant. Unfortunately this one is approximately just as far from my home lol.Came in town and drove straight here since I was excited to try out their new location. It wasn't too busy since it was the middle of the day in the middle of the week. Dined in with my significant other and they took our order swiftly and had asked whether we would like to dine in or to go. We chose to dine in since it was pretty much empty and we wanted to enjoy it and savor it. The iconic fried pork is as good as expected. I wish were was more pepper dip. The papaya salad didn't taste crazy special or funky. I wouldn't call it their staple or special but it was still pretty good. We got medium but I felt like it hit me like a mild.The restaurant was clean and there was free water! Definitely would come back since the foot traffic isn't as bad as their original location. I would love love to try out their other dishes!

This place recently opened up. The menu is a little Lao, a little Thai, and a little Chinese. I went with the papaya salad (medium spice), lao style, and the shrimp spring rolls.The papaya salad was spicy! And I appreciated that. It was also delicious. The spring rolls were simple and fresh, and the peanut sauce that came with it was nice, maybe a little too thin. There was a great selection of condiments , which I always appreciate. I'll definitely back, but, fair warning, they don't hold back on the spice. The people here are super nice, and you can tell they are working hard to run a successful business and make people happy with good food.

I think this might be the fourth tenant at this location serving up Thai & Lao food. The menu fits on one page, not a huge variety of dishes, but enough to make you think. You order at the counter, then seat yourself. I ordered chicken pho which I intended on sharing with my non-beef eating hubby. When brought to the table, we inquired and found out that it was made with beef broth. It could have used a bit more seasoning, the broth wasn't bland, but needed a lil' something. It was a deceivingly huge serving, I'll probably get two more meals out of it. Luckily the hubby also ordered a papaya salad which he really liked. Just shredded papaya, no green bean or cabbage.

I ate inside and had a great experience the place is brand new and the service was awesome. Now straight to the food the pork belly is just the star of the show 10/10 crispy but still with tons of meat. The egg rolls were perfectly cooked crispy and soft in the inside. The chicken is also amazing the only thing is that the chili jelly it comes with is no where near as good as AC Delli. And that's important, next time I'll buy the chili paste from AC deli and I can eat this since it's closer to home

100% recommended. First time trying and I love it. Asked for spicy veggie chow mein host told me the pepper is spicy I said not worries nothing I can handle so ya she was right