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    Khâluna

    4.4 (495 reviews)
    PriceyLaotian, Bars
    Open 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Shrimp Rolls
    Ellie K.

    Khaluna is easily one of my favorite restaurants in Minneapolis! The flavor profiles here are incredible -- every dish feels thoughtful, unique, and packed with bold Southeast Asian-inspired flavors. It definitely leans more on the $$$ side, but the quality and overall experience make it worth it for a special night out. The vibe of the restaurant is one of my favorite parts though. It has such a warm, stylish atmosphere that feels both upscale and welcoming at the same time. The lighting is cozy, the decor is beautiful without feeling overdone, and the whole space has a trendy but relaxed energy that makes you want to stay awhile. It's perfect for date nights, catching up with friends, or celebrating something special without feeling overly formal. The staff has always been friendly and attentive too, which really adds to the overall experience.

    Thai Basil Wings
    Elena E.

    Khâluna is such an interesting spot! The decor is super modern and cute, service staff was excellent, and I could absolutely see them being in the running for a Michelin star one day (like the rumors have been saying!)...but there are a few things that could take the experience to the next level. First, I really wish we had been provided ice for our water since it's served from their room temp tap water vase setup. Also, the menu is VERY hard to read and I had a lot of questions about the ingredients. I just don't feel like our server walked us through the dishes/options very well, which would've helped a ton for first timers! Also, I wanted to try the Massaman for yummy brisket, but sadly they were out of it and didn't let us know until we tried ordering this meal. I wish they were proactive about letting us know it's out. With that being said, the food itself was still very yummy overall! For apps, the Siin Swan (beef jerky) is a MUST! It was a huge portion for the price and honestly one of the best values on the menu. The Thai basil wings were also incredible and definitely worth ordering here (or at Gai Noi or Lat14 if you've never had them before), they're so flavorful and crispy! For the "shareable" dishes, we ordered the green curry octopus and scallop crudo. I'm normally terrified of octopus/tentacles, but this dish was actually super good! The potatoes, peas, and bacon alongside it were delicious. The only thing missing was the green curry sauce didn't have a ton of flavor, which could've been the wow factor that pushed the dish over the top. The scallop crudo was a beautiful presentation, but looked nothing like the photos on Khâluna'a website. It's served cold in a chilled coconut lime broth. I personally LOVE lime and enjoyed it, but everyone else at the table thought it was overpowering. Also, the portion size was shockingly tiny for a dish labeled "to share" and costing $30+. These definitely felt more apps (or even individual entrees) than table shareables. I wish they changed this! The Laksa entrée was SO yummy! The peanut/chili tasting curry broth poured tableside was such a fun touch, and I appreciated it being served separately. Perfectly cooked shrimp, tofu, and all the toppings made this dish one of my favorites of the night. The bucatini, which I believe is one of their signature dishes, was also excellent, but definitely not your classic Italian bucatini, so just know that prior to ordering! It had chili/onion crunch toppings and a very undercooked homemade noodle, but somehow still worked because it was lightly sauced yet packed with flavor. Super unique and delicious! For dessert, the pecan shortbread was amazing with a homemade chocolate mousse that was TO DIE FOR! Don't skip this! Overall, really good eats, beautiful atmosphere, and creative dishes, but definitely a bit hit-or-miss when it comes to portion size and value for the price. I'm curious how their brunch is next!

    Mango sorbet
    Lily D.

    Khaluna brunch - not as busy as dinner, much easier to get a reservation in, especially just a few days before. I'm always in LOVE with the plants, natural light, and decor. The vibes are always there and I always feel inspired. The brunch menu is great, but I do prefer dinner. Khao soi is a perfect size to finish, and the pan roasted chicken is tender and juicy. The shrimp rolls get dried up quickly, so it's best to eat it right away. The Thai coffee is not too strong - I like that all their sweeteners for coffee and tea are on the side in the cutest little dishes.

    Cindy D.

    Finally stopped by this place for a friend's birthday. The restaurant is beautiful inside with lots of natural light, which made the atmosphere feel really nice. We ordered a few things to share and each got our own dish. I had the Duck Fried Rice, it was ok, but a bit salty for my taste. The birthday girl ordered the Bucatini Talay, and other friend got the Mango Fish and Massaman Curry. The Basil Wings were ok, but the Sakoo was good. Overall, the food was decent, but I felt it was a little expensive for what it was. The space itself is very pretty, so it's still worth trying, especially for a special occasion.

    Complimentary taster
    Jennifer C.

    Upscale Laotian food done well. The ambiance is gorgeous albeit a little out of place in my mind. I feel like I need to be on some beach front in the Mediterranean. We made reservations on a Fri for a group of 3 and got seated right on time. To start they gave us a drink taster made of jasmine tea, pineapple and coconut water that was tasty. We decided to get wine but there were quite a few unique cocktail options. Tried a couple reds and they did pair well with the strong flavors of the meal. For food we got the basil wings, green curry octopus, duck fried rice and mango salmon. Best was the duck fried rice, followed by basil wings, green curry octopus and then the mango salmon. The duck fried rice had really good wok hei and the duck was plentiful and cooked well. The basil wings had a nice crispiness and flavor. The tempura jalapeno and basil was really tasty too. The octopus was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside and the green curry sauce was delicious. The Chinese sausage got kind of lost though. The mango salmon was the only miss. The mango flavor was mild/barely there. The salmon was a little tough too. It comes with choice of jasmine or sticky rice and we got the sticky rice. Service was very friendly and we never felt rushed. Would recommend trying at least once.

    Mango Fish!
    Catherine Y.

    Khaluna is one of my favorite restaurants in Minnesota. My most recent visit was when my husband took me there for my birthday dinner earlier this month. We ordered a couple of our favorite dishes and tried a couple of new ones. Everything was delicious as usual. Service was very good. Our waitress had a nice little birthday dessert for me with cute candle on it.

    Shrimp rolls
    Solana A.

    Celebrating with family I got to try Khâluna for the first time for brunch. I drive by it often and finally I was going in to try it as they're now offering a brunch menu. Let me start by saying the atmosphere is transporting. From a design perspective It's like you've entered a restaurant in LA or even Bali! I ordered their more refined style Bloody Mary and soaked up the relaxing and chic environment in anticipation of what the food would be like! Every drink was picture worthy and tasted hand-crafted and had its own unique identity without losing its potency. Every dish we thoroughly enjoyed and our table shared everything. Our server was thoughtful and friendly and we appreciated that tremendously as we're somewhat distracted with our own celebrating and chatter. Loved this meal and the ambiance is incomparable. Can't wait to return!

    HOT SMOKED SALMON BENEDICT
    Far F.

    Environment and service were a pleasure. Bathroom was clean and the place has its own parking. Our server was attentive and brought some complimentary rice almond coconut scoop on a spoon to each of us. Went for brunch and its a little overpriced on the HOT SMOKED SALMON BENEDICT for $24; however, would certainly recommend it. The mango sorbet was different (viscosity and taste) compared to any other sorbet I have had and it was a nice hit to the tongue. Confused why they wouldn't have their website menu displaying the desserts.

    Ken D.

    Words literally cannot describe how amazing this food was. I was visiting my friend in Minnesota who is going to law school and I stumbled upon this restaurant before my flight back to California. Honestly I'm so glad this restaurant was in my itinerary. The service here was super friendly we came here for brunch. I didn't know this was considered Lao style cuisine since I haven't really had Laos food like this. Honestly everything here was a 5/5 and I don't say that kindly. This is one of those restaurants you have to try while being in Minneapolis!

    Alan S.

    I had one night in the Twin Cities, and from everything I had heard the region excels most in Somalian and most Southeast Asian cuisines. In 3 decades in New York I had never tried Laotian food, and so visiting this upmarket buzzy spot seemed like the appropriate move. The yellow curry with squash was quite good - I'm not sure if butternut squash is a traditional centerpiece of the dish, but the texture was excellent. It tasted similar to some Burmese potato curries I've tasted in the past. The vegetarian laab was a little disappointing - the mushrooms were a bit dry and the flavor didn't pack much of a punch.

    November 2025
    Tiffany W.

    Wowzers! Spa-like experience from visuals, bathroom style, high end service explaining the menu, real food with spices and coat service. My sister suggested Khâluna and I'm so glad she did! We made a day of reservation for Monday at 5pm. Upon arrival, we were greeted nicely while our table got prepped and were seated quickly. There was a nice gentleman who walked by our table and inquired if we'd like our jackets taken and hung up. Obviously we said yes as jackets take up space (I can see how this service will be much appreciated for the upcoming winter months). The interior decorating screams bamboo tropical vacation with a classy approach. From the green plants to the singular table lights, Khâluna doesn't skip a beat. Every part of the dining experience is top tier including the women's bathroom (and I'm sure men's as well). The woman's bathroom had 2 purse hooks and hand towels with a full length body mirror - thank you! Before our meal, our server gave us a few small shot style NA drinks to cleanse our palates. Our table split a few appetizers including the basil wings, chicken somosas and maple braised squash. Everything was a chef's kiss. The drink menu is exquisite as well and has a variety of NA options along with alcohol. I opted for the NA No Dhos Margarita which was fantastic containing dhos tequila, agave de los andes aqara refugio, dhos orange liqueur, pineapple gum syrup, ginger, el guapo chicory pecan bitters and key lime! Yum. For our entrees, my table all got the Massaman which I highly recommend. It contained brisket, sweet potatoes, roasted red onions, massaman curry broth, and toasted hazelnut. It was a stand out menu item for sure. Our bellies were far too full to take advantage of the lovely dessert menu so perhaps on my next visit we will. Thank you, thank you!! It is restaurants like Khâluna that do it right from entry to departure.

    Homemade soda
    David P.

    First thing f orthe service and hospitality are amazing. We arrived early for our reservation and sat at the bar. We were kindly greeted and giving a sample drink well we picked out our cocktail. They were good a little bit too many gin drinks for me but very pretty and well mixed. They treated my wife well giving her a birthday desert with a candle and several pallet cleansers throughout the dinner. 5 out of 5. It's a casual nice establishment with nothing over the top but a nice open concept that is not too loud. 4 out of 5 The food is lovely although like anywhere some things are better than others. We started with the somosa which was very good more fusion as it was in an egg roll wrapper. For dinner we got the Longan rice to share which was pretty good. Solid 3.5 I chose the Duck which was pretty good although for 45$s could have had a bit more on the plate. Not really a share item and more of a small entree with a salad. The dressing and sauce were very good though. 3.5 to 4 The best dish was the stuffed quail. Very nicely deboned and stuffed over a delicious rice congee. Tasty and good quality for the price. 5 out of 5. Overall it's some of the best hospitality I've seen at a restaurant, the food is a bit of a mixed bag from amazing to ehh. So my overall rating would be about a 3.5 so I'll give it a 4.

    complimentary tea shots
    Jessica H.

    My husband and I went to Khaluna for a Friday date night, and the evening started strong with complimentary tea shots. I ordered the Chai Qu cocktail, and my husband asked for a regular Old Fashioned instead of the $35 version on the menu, which they accommodated. We kicked things off with the Red Snapper Crudo and the Sakoo. My husband was skeptical about trying the Sakoo, but we both ended up loving it. The crudo was incredible--the chilled coconut-lime broth with the snapper was so tasty. My only complaint is that the plate was so shallow, it did not contain as much broth as expected. Still, I'd order it again in a heartbeat. For entrées, I went with the Massaman Curry and my husband chose the Red Curry. We eat Thai curry at least twice a week--Bangkok Thai Deli and Li-Su Thai Kitchen own our souls--so we're not easy to impress. But Khaluna came through. I liked the texture that the hazelnut brought to my dish; it was a really nice touch. We both agreed his red curry was superior. Both dishes could've used a bit more broth, but to be fair, we could also "use a bit more broth" in almost every aspect of our lives, so that may be a us problem. We finished with a delicious passion fruit sorbet. Khaluna is a sister restaurant to Gai Noi and Lat 14- both fantastic; and is connected to the now-closed Lemongrass, which I still think about like a lost love. Whoever runs these places knows exactly what they're doing, and I fully support everything they touch. Is Khaluna pricey? Yes. Did I regret a single penny? Absolutely not. The service was perfect, the vibes were immaculate, and the food was worth every dollar. We will 100% be back.

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    4.2
    (301 reviews)
    1.2 mi
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    Was visiting Minneapolis from Chicago. Decided to give this place a try and it was amazing!!…read moreSuch fun games. Friendly employees Wonderful drinks. Very fair prices. Made great friends and had a wonderful time!! Highly recommend!!

    This is a neat little 80s arcade bar. They have Happy Hour specials, and you can find metered…read morestreet parking within a reasonable walking distance. They have a full bar with limited seating, two patio areas (one in the front and one in the back, and an upstairs party deck. They have old 80s wrestling playing on the televisions, which took me back to my childhood. The place is full of retro video games, pinball machines, skeeball, and there are a couple of video game consoles. The place has very nice, attentive bar staff. They serve some 80s-themed signature cocktails, such as the TMN Tea, Mike Tyson's Drunk Out, Macha Man Randy Savage and the People's Margarita, and have a huge assortment of tap beer. I tried both and they were really good. The cocktails are stiff and savory. Be careful when ordering some beer, though; some of them are THC-infused. Drinking those may get you in trouble at certain jobs. I got the Princess Peach Punch and Raspberry Cider tap beer. The place has a mixed crowd, age-wise. There were 21-year-olds to 60-year-olds. It was a pretty low-key spot that has specials every night. They have limited food options that feature pizza. There weren't many people there while I was there, but it was still a really fun place. I enjoyed my time there. I recommend checking this spot out.

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    4.1
    (256 reviews)
    1.2 mi
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    Such a cool and fun experience! We were in the area for dinner and on a whim decided to check out…read morethe "speakeasy" in the area. We had no idea where to go, but heard to go down an alleyway behind up-down and then saw a random door that we had no idea was the entrance until another group came over! We knocked and they slid the door hole open to speak, it was so fun! Felt like a real speakeasy. Once we were in, we were seated in the back. There was an hour and 1/2 limit, but that was plenty of time for us to have a drink. I ordered the Me Espresso and my husband ordered the special of the day, which was a scotch with a special twist. Both were delicious! Definitely a little pricier, but the atmosphere made up for the cost. Overall I would definitely recommend! Next time we may wait for a booth to be served out of a window in the wall, did not know about that until we got there! Such a fun touch.

    I came here on a Wednesday around 6:30 PM under new ownership. It was pretty quiet in there. I…read moreloved the vibe and the jazzy music they were playing though. The waiter was nice, but I'm not sure if he was new. He didn't know what the specials were. He didn't know what the wine was. It says on the menu, red or white and he didn't know what either brand was or the food specials on the menu. sometimes it took a while for him to come over because he was chatting up another booth behind us. We ordered the chicken that was on the menu and it was a very small piece of chicken and it was supposed to come with broccolini and there was three skinny little stalks, and there was some kind of purée underneath it. Not sure if that was potatoes or what, but the chicken had a very good flavor. It was just very small. That's my complaint on that so we ended up ordering the sweet potato fries and that was a good portion and very good. I would definitely order those again. There is parking behind the building, but you need a parking pass to park there.

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    4.2
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    1.3 mi
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    The food was great! We were really impressed by the quality and presentation. I highly recommend…read morethe scotch eggs. The Bikini sandwich and truffle fries were good too. It had a 1920's art deco vibe which I love. We had a reservation but the host seemed to struggle to find it, almost even questioning the validity of it even though I showed her proof they texted confirmation. Thankfully they gave us a table right away anyways. The restaurant is attached to a theatre so it gets really busy prior to showtimes and the service becomes slow or non existent. At one point it even seemed that they forgot about us and the manger noticed so she made sure to get our food to us. The server later apologized and was very kind but I couldn't help but notice she took the time to chit chat with coworkers while we waited. When the theatre performance started it loudly traveled into the restaraunt through the walls. While it didn't bother me I can see how this may bother others. I'm actually glad we went because we learned about the theatre and would like to attend a show sometime. I just wouldn't recommend going to the restaraunt unless you are seeing a show there.

    I was leery coming here with some really negative reviews. Overall I thought it was great!…read more Pro - very small place, drink was great, the best pasta I've ever had (amazing), server gave us a heads up that 15% would be added at the end (which I appreciated), she also gave us a tip to put our coats on chairs in the theatre since it's a first come first served, she also gave us plastic cups so we could take our current drink in. Con - I really don't like looking at a menu from a QR code on my phone. Wish I would've received an actual menu. Were out of the moscato I was craving. I would LOVE to come back for that pasta!!

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    2.2
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    1.4 mi
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    A group of friends and I went here for our friend's birthday, only to have two women end up…read moreseriously ill by the time we left. The two friends each only had one drink from the bar and were left retching, struggling to stay upright. They were completely knocked out by one drink, which was bizarre, concerning, and entirely out of character. Both woke up this morning with no hangover and a complete memory of everything that happened. One friend was discussing with a coworker whose daughter and friends had a similar experience a couple weeks ago. That woman also knows of another group of young women who have experienced this. This is not normal. There had to have been something dangerous and suspicious going on for multiple women to have the same terrifying experience. I do not recommend any woman visiting here and I will not be returning ever.

    Disclaimer: THIS IS A REVIEW ABOUT THE RESTAURANT PORTION, NOT THE NIGHTCLUB PORTION. I hate to do…read morethis, but I need to get this out while it's fresh in my head. I finished eating here about 90 minutes ago and am quite disappointed. My friend and I were out hoping to get some burgers from Fremont on their $1.00 Burger Mondays, but they were closed due to a holiday party... so we saw this place and were familiar with the one downtown. We like the one downtown, so this one would be cool right? Wrong. I've also never eaten food from a Pourhouse either, only had drinks. I can see why. So we checked their menu and saw they offered a wing special on Mondays and were nearby so why not stop in, despite it having an average score of 2.5 stars on Yelp?! Here's how it went. Atmosphere/Appearance: This place looks SO NICE! Both the inside and out look so modern, well-decorated, clean, neat and like a place that would be fun to hangout in. They did a great job with that. This place is so huge and serves great as a nightclub on a busy weekend or college night. Restaurant seating is right in the middle of what seems to double as a huge dance floor that is right up against the bar. The ceiling stretches so high and you can see right up to the 2nd floor from all over. This place looks awesome and seems like it has MASSIVE potential for the night scene. Service: This is where things started to take a dive. Ezra was our lovely server, but that was kind of it. She looked nice, showed up, took our orders, smiled and that was really it. She didn't refill my water, didn't ask my friend if he wanted another drink, didn't check on us after our food showed up, NOTHING. Granted, she was the only one running the bar and the bar floor, but still... we needed things. No excuses as we are paying customers. She wasn't there. I had complaints, but I couldn't even tell her... because I don't think she cared. Moving on... Food: I'm a big guy with a huge palate and there isn't much food that I don't finish, but SURPRISE! Lol. I ordered 2 "buckets" of their wings. One good thing is that you can get 2 flavors per bucket. (It's actually not a bucket at all, but a nicely presented plate with celery, sauce and neatly organized wings, 10 of them to be precise. They were so overcooked. They weren't good. At all, but I was starving, so I ate. I tried their Peanut Sauce, Grand Mariner, P.H. Rub and Dry Ranch. They all were such a light flavor that I could hardly taste the difference between them, though the Grand Mariner was my favorite of the 4. I just wish, WISH the wings weren't cooked so freaking long! By the time I got to the last few I couldn't even eat them. They were so tough... like jerky, but hey... guess who wasn't around for me to let them know how I felt? You got it! Lol. Nah, it ain't that serious, I'm just being a jerk, but yeah... the wings weren't good. I don't ever plan on coming back here for the wings... though if they weren't cooked long enough I'm sure they'd be fine. Value: $5.00 for 10 wings. That's a freaking DEAL man! I was all over it! I'm just sad I didn't like what I experienced. Oh well, I shall lose no sleep over it, but I needed to get this out. Oh, let us not forget that this place charges 2.9% extra if you're using a card. Like, for real man? It's 2018! Lol. You don't find out about this until you get your bill and it says it WWAAYY at the bottom of the receipt. Lol. I mean, I guess. So you can either pay the 2.9% extra for using your card, use cash or get bent over by the ATM and its fees at the front door. You choose! In conclusion, I'll come here to party, possibly... not to eat. That's what this place is good for and it's made clear.

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    Spacious bar area with multi-level seating.
    Spacious bar area with multi-level seating.
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    Secluded seating area for the busier nights when this place turns into a club.
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    Khâluna - laotian - Updated June 2026

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