Asian Cafe

Haven't been here in many years... was craving kao piak sen. amazing. Reminded me of Luang Prabang. I will definitely be coming back.Egg rolls were good but the highlight of my meal was def the kao piak. Long, thing and stringy noodles is what I prefer. Most places serve the thicker noodles. Friendly og took my order and kept checking up on me throughout the meal to see if I needed anything.

I was in the area for work and was searching Yelp for local spots to check out. I love Laotian and Thai cuisine and I was excited to try a couple things.I ended up ordering online and getting Pad Thai ($14.99) and Khao Poon ($12.99).I arrived at the estimated pick up time and it was ready to go. I talked with the owners and they let me know it's best to call in your orders for pick up because they'll get more of the money from the order instead of having a portion taken by the online system. Everything was packed nicely and the veggies were fresh. I really enjoyed the Pad Thai, it was flavorful and a good portion. The Khao Poon was also tasty, I prefer a slightly more concentrated and flavor forward broth though. This one was a bit lighter in color than other places I've been, but it was still great. They have plenty of parking and they also have tables for dine in.

Fried rice is way too oily, and it's not salty at all. I had to add salt and more soy sauce myself

We had a team meeting at the school across the street from this restaurant and decided to order to go. Always hear great reviews about the food so decided to give all their popular orders a try. Disappointed to say that it didn't meet the high praise I was hoping for, noodles and chicken were okay. Because of the pricing won't go back.

Adding updated photos since people have been asking. Love the variety of dishes they offered. They finally got their AC fixed so it's now blowing super cold air.

Their food is delicious! Especially love their Nam Khao. Pretty fast for a mom and pop shop and the owner is super friendly. Highly recommend if you're looking for some authentic Lao/Thai cuisine.

A great spot for my South East Asian food cravings. It's located in a rough area as the restaurant has been around for 20 years, but don't be put off by that! The food is authentic and delicious.I ordered the Papaya Salad, Nam Khao Tod (crispy rice), Kapoon, beef laab (raw), and Uncle (the owner) recommended me to try the beef intestine soup.For papaya salad, you're asked for your spice level (# of thai peppers). The beef laab offers your choice of doneness and I wanted to try the raw version, which was roughly minced and delicious. You can ask for bitters or not, it's to your preference. I personally like it! Bitters for the soup as well but I decided against it because I would be eating with others who may not like it.Everything was delicious and it was made quickly. The owner was chatting with me while I waited for the food. Definitely Asian dad/uncle vibes. He was very nice!I hope you guys try this place, it's sucks to see smaller businesses not get recognition. Especially for Lao food, which isn't a usually popular food.

If you want authentic Southeast Asian food... then this is the place to go. We went here for the first time and our service was great! The owner was friendly and gave us a little history and background of his traveling days. The ambiance was pretty chill and the place was clean. Like they say, don't judge a book by it's cover. The best foods are always the hole in the wall places. We will be coming back to try the famous papaya salad!

Good food and good customer service. This business has been around for 20+ years. Tried it for the first time and everything was very flavorful with options for spiciness. BUT they only take cash so be prepared. Prices are comparable to other restaurants serving similar food.

Wow, Asian Cafe you got it going. Your food is delicious, and savory. That sauce you got for the egg rolls was out this world. I loved it, I'm glad I ordered my lunch at this place. I'm definitely looking forward to trying thier other dishes.