Le Thai

The food was amazing! We shared a little bit of everything and had left overs. The service was great and the food was rich in flavor!

After walking around Fremont St. we came across Le Thai and the main reason we walked in there was because you could smell the food from the street and it smelled divine. We walked in and sat at the bar and were greeted immediately with menus. The bartenders were super cool and down to earth with great conversation. We ordered the drink and beer special for that night along with fried pork belly bacon and garlic fried rice. Our food came to us fast and hot. The pork belly was crisp to perfection and flavorful. The garlic fried rice was cooked perfectly as well and tasted amazing, some of the best pork and fried rice I've ever had.Le Thai has such a good vibe when you enter and the service was top notch along with the food and I highly recommend.

Service was ok. It was a long wait so the expectation probably built up for great food. It was one of the most disappointing food experience for me. Pad Thai - 1/5. The ground chicken was throwing me off and then it was kind of too wet. The flavors didn't really taste like pad Thai. Tasted very vinegary. Pork belly - 3/5. I was expecting the skin to be super crispy. This was probably the best thing we had though. Short rib friend rice (their signature per our server) - 2/5. Oily mess. None of these really hit the spot, sadly. It was recommended by a friend too, which is extra disappointing. These items all have similarity to 8 East's menu. I'd recommend trying that instead. Sorry Le Thai.

We are from Houston but when we visit Le Thai is a MUST! We recently ate here in September and twice back to back in November! Everything is so freaking good! My go to is the waterfall beef, the short rib rice, and the curry! Wish we lived closer to visit more often! Also I want to the the staff is amazing and the food is always fresh

Great ambiance. Great service. Great prices. We're regulars. On Freemont. Easy parking.

I'm sure I reviewed Le Thai many years ago but I hadn't been in a minute! So when my friend mentioned it, I was so happy for Thai food and to revisit. The food was incredible, fresh and delicious like I remembered! We sat at the bar and ordered and the bartenders were amazing. Fun, engaging and funny, we enjoyed our time. Fun y thing, we were there when the power outage happened but we kept eating and drinking lol everyone just was chill about it.The restaurant makes you feel at home, it's nice and cozy. Totally comfy! Will be back soon!

Thai food is my favorite food hands downAnd this spot never disappoints!Staff are very friendly and the food always hits the spot

Le Thai is a super cute restaurant off Fremont street with a wide variety of Thai food to choose from. We had a large party of 10 on a Saturday and I was impressed by the speed of service. The group ordered several orders of the crispy spring rolls and cream cheese rangoons as appetizers. The Rangoons were delicious but the spring rolls lacked flavor. For our mains the group got a combination of various noodle or fried rice dishes. We also had a gluten free person at our table who was easily able to find lots of options to eat! My only downside was the spacing of the entree delivery to the table - the dishes came out ad hoc instead of close together, making it difficult to eat as a single group.~~~~~The following information does not impact the overall review, but is provided for those who may be interested:Bathrooms: there are two single person, gender neutral bathrooms in the back of the restaurant.

Downtown Las Vegas has become very near and dear to me. I spend most of my time here now. I don't feel like it would be complete without trying the well loved and well talked about Le Thai. I've been in this area a handful of times before hearing about this authentic little restaurant. It's very unassuming, hidden in the heart of downtown, surrounded by the hottest downtown night scene. I came here for lunch one weekday and had the Panang Curry with chicken lunch special for only $12, along with pork belly bacon, two sides of rice and a Thai tea. This was filling for two people. The curry was bursting with flavorful spices and the pork belly had an incredible crunch to it. Surprisingly, these two dishes still felt very light with each bite. You can't go wrong with the Thai tea. The decor brings me back to a nice home-like yet hipster kind of restaurants, the kind you feel welcomed into in Brooklyn. I can see Le Thai becoming a favorite that I frequent on my lunch break!

This is one of our favorite spots in town! We've been coming here for over a decade, and the food is ALWAYS delicious. We've never had a bad experience. The staff are dedicated to the art of hospitality, they are kind and truly grateful for your business! It's a great place to sit at the bar or a quiet table. I love their drink options, I always like to try a cider. This last visit I tried the raspberry cider and it was great. Our favorite dishes include the garlic fried rice, awesome flat noodles, pad Thai, the appetizer wings, waterfall beef, and crispy spring rolls. You can't go wrong with a curry, and the stir fry is delicious, especially if you're a mushroom fan. Make sure you ask for the spice rack so you can spice up your life exactly to your liking. We usually go "safe" on the heat level at a two, and utilize the spicy relish, red pepper flakes, etc on the rack to turn up the heat. There's an outdoor area and walk up bar window, which is ideal for chilling while you wait for a table! It can get a little busy on a weekend night, but it's worth the wait. We waited about 15 minutes on a nice February Friday night for seats at the bar.