Laos Thai Street Food

I can't believe I haven't left a review yet.This is my go-to spot for take out when I'm hankering for thai food. It's in a super dingy strip mall with questionable characters in the parking lot all hours of the day.But, the food has consistently been really tasty everytime.We usually order:pad thaidrunken noodlesbeef saladmango sticky rice

Pretty good not bad. Service was wasn't the best but I didn't mind until it came time to pay for the check. Couldn't get anyone's attention despite them having a "call" button on the table. Pad see ew was good and well seasoned. Fried rice was good but the huge chunks of broccoli were odd IMO. It is in a very sketchy part of town. Two homeless people ended up getting into a fight on my friend's car with blood smeared all over her windows- yikes!

After driving a few hours from LA to Vegas, we had to stop by a place we haven't tried yet, which is Laos Thai Street Food. I can't say I love the atmosphere here, but the food is legit! I'm glad a big party just left when we stopped by or else we'll probably be waiting a while for our food to come out. Here's what I ordered:Papaya salad Thai stylePapaya salad Lao styleNam khao todLao sausageKhao piakSticky riceMy favorite would be the Lao sausage. I kept going back for more. My stomach does hurt afterward, perhaps it's all the spicy food I ate. Once they found out my husband is Lao, they wanted to make food even more spicy. Staffs are friendly and food came out quickly. Plenty of parking spaces.

Laos Thai Street Food is a must-visit for fans of Southeast Asian cuisine when they are in the Las Vegas Area. It is located in a very dead strip mall, but don't let that stray you away. We ordered a variety of dishes, and each one was delicious in its own way.The Larb was a standout, with a perfect balance of spicy and sour flavors. The meat was tender and flavorful, and the herbs added a fresh and aromatic touch. (5/5)The Laos Sausage was also delicious, with a nice char on the outside and a juicy interior. The flavor was slightly sweet and smoky, and it paired well with the sticky rice. (4/5)The Spring Roll was crispy and fresh, with a nice balance of vegetables and herbs. It was served with a sweet and sour sauce that added a nice tanginess. (4/5)But the real star of the show was the Khao Piak, which was creamy and rich, with a perfect balance of sweet and savory flavors. The pork was tender and flavorful, and the herbs added a fresh and aromatic touch. The noodles were very bouncy and fresh. (5/5)The service was very nice as they frequently checked in on us.Overall, Laos Thai Street Food is a great choice for anyone looking for authentic and delicious Southeast Asian cuisine.

The food was super good! Super fresh authentic Lao food! They really don't miss on the flavors evening we ordered was super good! I definitely recommend if you want authentic Laos food.

Hubby & I met up with our kids in Vegas for the weekend & wanted to check out this place.The restaurant's interior was neat, there's a seating area in the front & another area on the side that was set up for karaoke.We ordered sticky rice, papaya salad (Lao Style), beef Laab & beef jerky. All the dishes were huge, even the 1 serving of sticky rice. We ordered spice level of 5 out of 10 but the food was really spicy and I can handle spice! The beef Laab was cooked perfectly, it was tender & full of flavor. The beef jerky & the papaya were also delicious!Service was wonderful & the waiter was so kind! He noticed that we didn't eat much of the papaya salad & ask me if something was wrong with it or perhaps if it was too spicy. He offered to have it remade but we insisted although it was spicy that it was okay.We will definitely be stopping back the next time we are in town!

If you are looking for a authentic laos restaurant I would recommend this place.Everything we ordered was delicious!!! If you are ever in the area stop by and give this place a try!

Super good food and service. Everything is nice price is fair. The service people very attentive kind patient. Environment is also great!

After days of eating on property during our long weekend in Vegas, we decided to venture off the beaten path (hardly) and get some Lao food. A $12.00 cab ride later, we were at Lao Thai Street Food, just beating the dinner rush by a few minutes. I wonder if they're usually that busy - the two people working the FOH moved about steadily and unpanicked, even as the crowd started to show up. It took a smidge extra time to get our order taken. I was expecting that our food would take a little while longer but surprisingly, everything came out in perfect time. The food checked all the boxes on our wishlist other than the fact that I almost k1lled my husband by ordering everything "medium". What we got:- Raw Beef Larb - Cheat code: pick out the chopped up peppers and the spice level immediately drops to negligible. But this was amazing and my favorite of the night. Recommend ordering a side of sticky rice to eat with this.- Lao-style Papaya Salad w/ rice noodles (sour) - There's no cheat code for this one. The medium spicy (through the use of the most diabolical chili flakes) will end someone who hasn't eaten spicy food all their lives. It is what it is. Take your lumps. Deal with it and drink a lot of water.- Tom Sapp Beef Tripe - Reminded me of sinigang (Filipino cuisine). The tripe and intestines were perfectly tender and honestly, the peppers in the soup didn't do much to husband's relief. This was nice, rich and comforting.- Crispy Pork w/ Chinese broccoli - This was the balm to hubby's tongue. Surprisingly, he felt this was too sugary but I didn't think so. I'll tell you right now discovering the dried chilies in the dish were more decorative than anything was the biggest relief.The restaurant itself had a karaoke stage so it looks like it would be something you could do if you arranged ahead of time for a private party. The party lights were on and the music videos were entertaining.Folks were nice and more than happy to explain what bitter larb was when hubby asked. 10/10 recommend and definitely do come support local business.

Stopped by here before our flight back home, tried to come by earlier but hours are incorrect (closes at 3PM instead of four). We were seated and served immediately, employees were very nice. Food was really good, loved the khao piak. We got the papaya salad with mild spice but it was insanely spicy, couldn't even finish it. They have booths and regular tables, pretty roomy as well since we were carrying our luggage. Overall great, would like to come back again and try the papaya salad with less spice.