Hpa-An Cafe

The night we embarked on our journey for some delicious Asian food was spontaneous and random. My boyfriend saw this place and read a bit about it before we decided it was the place to go. It was a quiet evening when we got here with only one other party at a table but it didn't deter us from checking it out. It's located in the plaza with the Brazen Head, Foodies, Style Encore, and The Tea Smith. A short and easy drive for us with ample parking too! I ordered the Pad See Yew and Dillon ordered the drunken noodle level 10, I think I got level 2. They came out in a decent amount of time and there was such a generous portion of each! We both loved our dishes. Mine was the just the right of amount of kick and flavor. Dillon loved the extra heat they gave him and he definitely used most of it on his meal. We truly enjoyed ourselves here, we can definitely see us coming here any time we want a little Asian goodness to eat for dinner. We especially struggle with finding places to eat a little later in the evenings that isn't fast food, so it's nice to know they are open until 8:30pm Monday- Saturday. If you'd like to try something pretty reasonably priced and has generous portions I suggest checking this restaurant out!

Have to agree with others that this is just an okay spot. I really liked my Taro bubble tea, it was delicious and big! I'd recommend for sure if you're in the area and in the mood for boba tea. As far as the food I got a drunken noodle and it was just decent. I don't think it was anywhere near my favorite Thai places but it wasn't bad.Overall, I'd just come back for a boba!

Originally tried to order through the Yelp listing in the app, but it would not allow me and said restaurant not allowing orders through app.So I went through the Facebook page and clicked on the link to make an order for takeout. I got chicken Pad Thai along with a side order of egg rolls. I received four eggrolls and they were OK, but maybe a little greasier than I hoped. Also a bit disappointed that my Pad Thai came in what I would call a half portion Styrofoam, takeout container. Whatever happened to the square containers restaurants always used? This was like like a rectangle so I imagine we're getting a third less food for probably the same cost which is a little disappointing.I also got word when I picked up my order that this location is now closing at the end of this week, July, 2024. Looks like there's a little location on L St. but I can easily say I will not travel there for any future orders

I was craving Thai food and decided to try this restaurant. I ordered delivery through Uber eats so I can't comment on atmosphere or service. I tried beef pad Thai and pork pad see yew. The pad Thai was actually quite flavorful and good. The portions in the to-go containers were decent size. I ordered spice level spicy and thought it had a great kick to it. I would've preferred a little more sauce but overall thought it was pretty good and I enjoyed this dish.The pad see yew, on the other hand, lacked a lot of flavor. There was spice to it, but it almost seemed like the chef may have accidentally forgotten to add any sauce to the noodles? It tasted like just plain Spicy noodles and veggies without sauce. Typically when I order pad see yew at other Thai restaurants, the noodles are darker in color since they have sauce on them, but that was not the case here. I usually order take out from restaurants when I feel lazy to cook, but I actually had to recook this dish and add some soy sauce to it to give it some flavor, which is not ideal.

2.5 stars, and generously, generously rounding up to 3 stars. *EDIT* Changed my mind. I can't in good faith let this slide. The food is not good, and they should be taking people's hard earned money for this.This review is based on food, service, cleanliness, atmosphere, and value.The food was amiss. Nothing was great. I would equate everything to grocery store freezer section food, heated up in a microwave.Service was good, cleanliness wasn't bad, and the atmosphere is lacking. The value wasn't good, considering the low, low quality of the food.

This is more of a "to go" type ambience, and it seems unusually dead when I've been here for a working lunch or dinner, maybe I'm eating before the average rush time.Food here is good, and this is a sister restaurant of the same name as the "I love Pad Thai" at the L Street Market. (That location has more of a sit down vibe.)While Salween is still my favorite Thai in town, ILovePadThai does have a series of unique menu items- the rice sausage balls, and the spicy fried fish [fillet] dish compared to the usual 'whole fried fish' that is more typically on the menu.I think the prices here are comparable to the other places around town, and seems family run. I will continue to dine here as it is close to work and is consistent with their portions sizes, flavors.

I loved having dinner here because it was quiet and not crowded. The small place had comfortable booths and table seating. Our server was efficient and remembered to ask how much spice we wanted. In hindsight I realize that my dish, basil fried rice, would have been more flavorful had I asked for spice level one, instead of none. It was a generous portion with cucumber, tomato, onion, basil, egg, and green onion. I think it was supposed to have lime too, but that was missing. Bookguy had the cashew chicken which he really liked. We both brought home to go boxes for another meal. For starters we had a combination plate with egg rolls, samosas, dumplings, wontons, and a shrimp thing that I didn't try. We plan to try the curry next time.

Amazing food, great service, had the drunken noodle and spring rolls and they were outstanding - and really nice guys. 5 out of 5

I stopped in and got yellow curry and crab Rangoon. As I waited for mY order I listened to one of the guys singing and he had a beautiful voice. I thought the food was very good and will definitely go back. The place is cute with very nice plants in their windows. My only negative is the floor needed sweeping

Was trying to find a new spot in Omaha, NE. Came across this restaurant by chance. Not expecting it to be great because of it being new.The boat noodle soup was spectacular. The environment was pretty chill, and the store owners hospitality is genuine. Definitely will be coming back. 10/10 would recommend.