AUTHENTIC THAI COUNTER! I'd highly recommend pulling up to the counter at Sticky Rice for a nice…read moremeal. The Pad See Ew is the real deal, it's perfectly fried, utilizes tasty sauces, and the noodles are delicious. My only problem with this Thai spot are the portions, they're small for the price. My meal was provided in a tiny plastic container, it was a little underwhelming. I don't know if they mistakenly packed me a to-go container? Additionally, a soda fountain would be great, only cans/bottles are available here. If you're into a buzzy eateries inside Grand Central Market, you'll love this place. I definitely would come back for a light lunch or dinner. It's perfect for a chat or hangout. Staff are professional, but it would be nice if they were more warm. It was a Wednesday night in Los Angeles, it wasn't overly packed. I'm not quite sure why they were so stressed.

Ordered the shrimp rolls , and they were flavorless. The lettuces smelled a little weird . We…read moreordered drunken needs too and they were average. We waited 35 minutes for an our food - seems like we arrived at the DoorDash prime time as we saw at least 10 dashers picking up to go orders the entire time . Random note: my long dress got wet at the bottom and I didn't notice until we got up to leave. Looks like water from the fish tank might be leaking or another plumbing issue .

Service was fantastic - thank you Plernpit for taking such great care of us…read more The restaurant is very clean and beautifully decorated. Steak Pad See Ew Level 3 Spice, spice level was accurate. Broccoli was fantastic, soft exterior but super crunchy Noodles were very flavorful, but broke apart fairly easily. Not a problem if you dont mind spooning up the bits like me. Shrimp Wonton off Happy Hour Menu Super crunchy, the sweet and spicy sauce was delicious

Wow! I was impressed with this restaurant. After a visit to chinatown, my family and I were all…read morecraving some Thai food. White elephant was over at downtown, pretty close to where we were so we chose this place since the reviews are pretty good. Prices are also fair. $24 for the classic plates. We order the basil thai wings for the appetizer, pad Thai, pad see ew, drunken noodles, and yellow curry, all with chicken. Our favorite was the pad see ew. We liked the grilled taste for the chicken along with the savory and sweetness of the dish. The curry lacked a bit of flavor and could've used a bit more carrots. But portion size was good. For the 4 in our group, we finished everything. Each plate ranged from $24 to $32. Total for the 4 dishes and an appetizer came out to $170 with the 18% service fee that is included with the bill. I would definitely come back again when we are back in town.

We traveled all the way from San Diego to Los Angeles to spend the day, and we made sure to visit…read moreHae Ha Thai Bistro for the second time! Once again, the food was absolutely delicious and did not disappoint! Everything was full of flavor and well worth the trip. Don't forget to try their delicious Thai tea, and make sure to save room for the amazing mango sticky rice for dessert! It's a must-try! We're so glad we came back for another visit. If you're in Los Angeles and craving delicious Thai food, I highly recommend Hae Ha Thai Bistro. We'll definitely be returning!

Super hip and cozy atmosphere to start - the dining area is nicely decorated, and the patio is…read moreinviting. But it's all about the food so how about that? It did not disappoint! My wife and I came for my birthday outing (she surprised me). Thai is always a "go to" and when we hit LA it's food time. The appetizer set the tone - crab wontons (ummmm - yeah I'm no food geography expert but I imagine they didn't originate in Thailand but who cares they rock!) My wife said probably the best she has ever had - crispy, creamy, actual crab sightings in the filling - loved it. Green curry - loaded with ingredients and aromatic and enticing. Eggplant, bamboo shoots lots of meat, veggies - and the curry underneath was loaded with flavor. Medium spice hit just right (I can handle Thai hot but I am taking it easy ok??) Drunken noodles - but an udon version? Let's try it - loved it! Again - plentiful meat, basil fragrance wafting to my nostrils, spicy sweet and savory blended sauce - fantastic. Verdict? Solid 5 on all hands. Service, ambience, food, value... You won't be sorry.

We love this place. Pad Seeuw, Pad Thai and Orange Shrimp with Steamed Rice will definitely keep…read moreyou going back ag as in and again. 100,000 stars!

Pretty good food. There's lots of parking and also lots of indoor seating, so you definitely don't…read moreneed to be in a rush if you're dining here. They weren't big on giving recommendations, but I ended up going with a shrimp stir fry dish that was pretty good. Nothing over the top, but it definitely got the job done. The ambiance is interesting because it's meant to be social but it feels pretty isolating since it wasn't that busy. Seems people get food for takeout mainly, or maybe that was just the time of day I went. Would I go again for lunch, probably not, but I did leave satisfied. There are plenty of menu options, so I'm sure you'll be able to find something that you like. I'm going with 3.5 stars (wish yelp let us put half stars in the ranking)

This is my favorite Thai restaurant; it's said that their noodle broth is something special. We…read morearrived at 9:30 PM, and the place was still packed--we had to wait ten minutes at the entrance for a table. Under the "Signature Noodle Soup" section, there are over a dozen varieties. I always order the Roasted Duck Noodle; it reminds me a lot of duck blood and vermicelli soup. My friend ordered the "Hoy Ka Noodle"--since it shares the restaurant's name, it's likely their signature dish. You can choose your noodle type, and I find the thin rice noodles to be the best. You can also select a spice level from 1 to 10; I chose a 6, which was a mild heat that suited me perfectly. Both noodle dishes were delicious. We also ordered the Basil Pork; although I could barely see any basil, the flavor was excellent. For dessert, we had the Mango Sticky Rice--Thai mango served with glutinous rice drizzled in coconut milk. Thai desserts are pretty hearty; I was stunned by the sheer amount of rice, but it was fragrant, sweet, and truly delicious!

The food was delicious. Highly recommended this restaurant!…read more The atmosphere is good, and the waiters are very polite.

Food and ambiance are great. Love chef Ito so much. Service is usually pretty good, especially when…read moreChef Ito is in.

Been coming to this restaurant for 10+ years. One of the top 3 vegan restaurants in LA and in the…read moreworld in my opinion. As a vegan for 22 years, I've been to some of the best vegan restaurants in the world including most of the Michelin star ones. Au Lac is always fresh, real, absolutely delicious and you can just tell the food is made with love. Chef Ito is the best. I've never once been here without ordering the Octopus - even back when it was in the secret menu. I've brought many meat eaters here who absolutely loved it as well. Come here and come here often! I recommend the octopus, the curry rice, the sushi roll and the ravioli. Also the juices are so good!

i love mangos. i love rice. and i love spiking my blood sugar. this is why thai food is my favorite…read morecuisine. yet i've got my whole panang curry, pad see ew, and tom yum obsessions WITHOUT EVER TRYING MANGO STICKY RICH. granted, i'm always WAY TOO FULL to order dessert. they do NOT skimp on portions at thai restaurants the hospitality is unreal. but this is unacceptable some mango is my fav fruit. i got an ube mango sticky rice at a food festival one time, but it was cold and pretty standard... that was my only impression of it. NOW FLASH BACK TO HERE. i to echo park only seeking dessert and my friend SHOVED ME over to this tiny cute little establishment. little did i know my upcoming flavor explosion. the sticky rice was WARM, coconutty, sweet and absolutely melted in your mouth while still holding firm, not necessarily mushy. i almost shed a tear. it was STEAMING. and the condensed milk drizzled on top went above and beyond... it was definitely coconut that added just another level of tropical warmth ugh. and those MANGOS??? GIRL ITS APRIL, NOT SUMMER??? yet they were the sweetest, softest, most decadent mangos on planet earth. with that bit of mint, every bite had me in ecstasy... and a food coma. THIS is mango sticky rice. and i WILL be back. also, tell me why i just sat down next to Ian from Smosh. that man's been loving thai food since youtube's inception... and obviously he has impeccable taste *fangirls*

food: really good! super flavorful, however the portions aren't as big. i'm used to going to thai…read moreplaces and the portions being huge because it's normally family style, but the serving sizes here could be eaten by a single person. service: horrible. i get it being a busy restaurant, but we waited for 10 minutes to be SEEN to put our name down. there was no one in the front... i made eye contact with workers inside and they just walked away. ambiance: i love the ambiance! so cute

Stopped by for a banh mi!…read more If you dine in, it includes a drink or egg roll. It's inside the Corporation Food Hall with a few other establishments too so you can mix and match cuisines. Lots of tables available after work hours. The sandwich was prepared well and tasty. The bread was nicely toasted and helped keep the juicy veggies and meat together. Only drawback was the price seemed a bit pricey versus other places, but perhaps it's set up for delivery/takeout.

This place is a fresh test of Asian flavors. From the friendly staff to the tasty meals. You can…read moretell this place really has a passion for food and friendly interactions. I will be back for more soon.

Shhhh..!!! This wonderful place has been a Silverlake secret…read morefor years... Beautiful patio, great food, good portions... Nothing like sitting on in the back patio in the late afternoon between the lunch & dinner rush... Enjoy..!!!

Super chill hole in the wall location that's perfect for a nice relaxing dinner! Great for catching…read moreup with old friends or even a little date. Love the pineapple fried rice, fried tofu, and lettuce chicken wraps!! Workers were nice and helpful.

I saw pretty mixed reviews about Ruen Pair, so I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was pleasantly…read moresurprised! The pork leg rice was definitely my favorite. The pork came with a good mix of lean meat, fatty pieces, and braised pork skin. Everything tasted fresh and tender, and the meat wasn't dry at all, which I know some reviewers have mentioned. It had a lovely sweet, aromatic braised flavor with hints of star anise. The dipping sauce was also delicious--sweet, sour, and spicy, with a strong kick of Thai chili and fresh lime. The acidity balanced the richness of the pork really well. 5/5. I also loved the coconut chicken soup. It was tangy, fragrant, and very appetizing. The chicken and mushrooms tasted really fresh, and the whole dish felt freshly cooked rather than something that had been sitting around. I ended up drinking a lot of the broth because it was so good. 5/5. The Thai tea was decent--smooth and not overly sweet, but nothing particularly memorable. 3/5. We finished pretty much everything. For two people, the total came to around $54 including tax and tip, and we were very full. Great value for the amount and quality of food. My only small complaint: the bowls and soup spoons were plastic. Otherwise, this was one of the most satisfying meals we had on this LA trip.

I grew up eating here and really one of the best, original Thai dishes we had. Morning glory ,…read morestewed pork leg, Cha Po, pad see ew is among a must have. But the rest is also as good. We can ordered them all so they must take turn. This place don't need introduction since it's one of the must visit when you are in Thai town LA. If you haven't been here then come by. Try to come odd hours not during dinner since it's gonna be packed.