LanXang Lao Street Food

Giving this experience a 5/5 because the food was amazing, service was great, and the meals did not delay as much as last time! We were the only ones in the restaurant today until another person came along. The location is small but cozy. I think last time they were slammed with a bunch of orders at once so it was reasonable, so today my partner and I decided to have dinner earlier (around 6pm). The owner always greets us with a smile and is the sweetest man. He recommended that we have the ramen and it did not disappoint! The pork was perfectly seasoned and the broth was very flavorful. We also got a pork and rice dish. We can never fail to get boba, and we got the mango and honeydew which never disappoint.

Cute little place, wanted to try something different than my usual Vietnamese food so saw this place when I was next-door at the Polish deli. The menu looked good some similar stuff as Vietnamese food and Thai food so I wanted to try something different. The owner was very nice and suggested Mee Kati which was different than what I usually get and definitely a Loa's spin on it. The spring rolls were pretty basic.

Service is very slow since it's just an older couple. Be patient. They are going as fast as they. The papaya salad can be made "Thai hot" and it's actually spicy. I love spicy food and often disappointed when I ask for "Thai hot". All the dishes we had were good. We had fried rice, mee kati, pho, curry and papaya salad.

We stumbled across here by accident but what a treat! Not sure what to expect, we took a chance, and I'm so glad we did! 5 tables, ethnic art on the wall, true "mom and pop" operation.A quick look at the menu and I remembered Laos is over by Thailand and kinda near Vietnam so if you are familiar with those cuisines, you will be comfortable here. I jumped on the chicken mussamun curry, although they also have red curry and panang. Hubster, a French Chef's son, promptly asked, "what do you recommend?" He got that pho-kinda dish that was wonderful. I loved my curry and for dessert we shared a mango sticky rice. Heavenly! When the food is served, they do default to forks and spoons but serve chopsticks on the side. The coffee Boba was iced and delicious and we are definitely coming back to further explore the menu!

Delicious South Asian food - great flavorful variations from traditional Chinese take-out! Flavors more subtle and interesting. Outstanding soups especially Laotian versions, fried pork dishes and Vietnamese sandwiches. Great family run business that makes you comfortable and welcomed. Highly recommended for expanding and exploring your Asian food options.

Drove past this little gem a few times and finally had time to stop one day, so glad I did! I only had one item, Tonkotsu, for lunch, but it was delicious! When I say it was delicious, I'm saying my taste buds were in love and I was sad when I finished my meal. I was stuffed, but I was already putting this place on my, favorite lunch stop places. I've been to Laos and it's definitely perfect.

Truly a hole-in-the-wall authentic lao food. It's a drive for me but I'd definitely be willing to come by for dinner here again... it's so worth it!!!When you walk it, it looks unimpressive. It looks like the space of a Chinese take out place and they have some fold up tables set up for seating so it is very limited. Also... you know it's authentic when they don't keep the AC down to give you the full experience. Despite the heat, I decided to try the Khao Piek Sen (#17) after reading they use handmade noodles. You can ABSOLUTELY tell that these were handmade and it soaked up the scrumptious broth flavors. I got to try the Ping Kai (#6) grilled chicken thighs which were phenomenal and I would get these again. It comes with a side of sweet chili sauce. I got to taste the red curry and that was spot on as well. I can't wait to come back and try more of their food. I still dream about the noodle bowl.

First impression was wonderfully welcome they were here. There's a quaint charm to this little spot. I felt like I was in their home kitchen here.We try a lot of food and have had Lao food before on just a couple of occasions. So it's still new to us. Everything we tried here was great. I'm sure we have had it before at other restaurants, but still the flavors are distinctly different.We started with the crunch rice and beef jerky. I love that these are like Asian tapas style since it's street food. We didn't feel so full and felt satisfied. We also had their seafood salad and their chicken.All were quite tasty. They definitely would do spicy, but we said we can't handle that. Even with it not having any heat, it did not kill the flavor whatsoever.Their service is great. Very helpful and friendly. It's easy to communicate with them and they are very understanding.Check them out! You will be happy that you did!

Authentic Lao Cuisine and some. #77LanXia is a Lao cuisine with some fusion Asian dish. It has Japanese, Thai and Vietnamese in the mixed. Selection is very wide in the menu. However, they specialty really is specialize in Lao. We got the Ping Kai - grilled chicken. It is definitely got grilled cover dish. The moisture is captured very well and juicy. The second dish is the Sai Aor- Lao Sausage. It has the traditional Lao street food. We also got another street food - Saku Yut Sai the Tapioca with mince pork and peanut. Our last dish is the Crazy Tiger. I think this dish is a bit overpriced. Dish is mediocre. We have order to go take out. They were nice to us during our in store order.

Delicious authentic food! Great ambiance and impeccable service. Family owned . The experience gave me a sense of being an honored guest in the hosts home. The food was meticulously prepared and authentic. The prices were comparatively low for this type of cuisine. We will return to this hidden gem many times!