Such a cool vibe, the food was fantastic, and the service was wonderful. I'm not always a fan of coconut in savory dishes, but the Panang Curry was sooo yummy! The combination of fish and spicy curry infused with coconut was a pleasure bomb of taste. Everything was great, but that dish was outstanding. Great location near Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum. read more

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My husband and I visited Lao Lao Bar on Monday night for the first time. We were seated right away and given menus. Our waitress was very friendly and super helpful. We ordered 2 cocktails to start with the tapioca dumplings and green papaya fritters. The drinks came out immediately. I had the Tincture Perfect, which was outstanding. It was the perfect mix of sweet, sour, floral and bitter. I loved it! My husband had the Unit 75 which he really enjoyed. The grapfruit bitters rounded out the sweetness of the Chambord and the sourness of the lemon. We decided to order another cocktail each just as our food arrived. I had the I Have a Lychee Secret. It was a little on the sweet side, but was very yummy. I loved the black pepper on top but didn't really taste much cilantro. My husband had La Passionista which was great. It was so well-balanced and flavourful. The dumplings were AMAZING! The butterly pea infused tapioca gave the perfect bouncy, chewy texture to the outside and the mushroom and radish centres were so tasty. Our waitress explained that they should be eaten in a lettuce cup with cilantro, mint and peanuts. YUM! Such a flavour bomb. The only thing I would have changed would be to add some sort of a spicy, salty, sour dipping sauce like a nuoc cham. The green papaya fritters were also just fantastic. They were crispy, crunchy and the dipping sauce was a little spicy and sweet. All in all, we really enjoyed our meal and would 100% return. I have already reccomended them to others. read more

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Venue: 5/5 Lao Lao Bar has a fun, lively vibe that works whether you're coming for a casual meal or a night out. The space feels welcoming and comfortable, and it's the kind of place you can settle into without feeling rushed. The tables can feel close, but everyone is in their own conversations so it's lively in the atmosphere. Parking is on the street or a green P garage minutes walk away. Service: 5/5 Service was excellent from start to finish. Friendly, attentive, and quick when it mattered, without hovering. Everything came out smoothly and the pacing of the meal never felt rushed. Just make sure to let server know of any allergies as there are nuts used in cooking. Food: 5/5 The Thai milk tea was super refreshing and easily one of the best I've had. The beef salad is a must order for its bold flavors. For mains, the drunken noodles and pineapple fried rice were great complements to the beef massaman curry. They also have lunch menu at a smaller portion for a quick bite during the week. read more

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Amazing food, excellent service and great ambiance. We tried the grilled chicken wings, spring rolls and drunken noodles with chicken and shrimp. All was a 10/10. The cocktails were also tasty and flavorful! If you like a spicy marg, then La Pasionista is for you. I'd highly recommend checking this place out if you're ever in Toronto! read more

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I was impressed by their dishes, the portion is small but taste so good! I loved their satay chicken, the chicken was so tender and the satay sauce was special and not alike the usual one! The steamed fish was a bit salty but it's good when you eat with the sticky rice! The curry beef was amazing!! Beef was tender and the pumpkin so soft and sweet. We have our meal at the bar area, a bit crowded and seems like they are busy. We have our meal within 45 mins! The environment is good actually but remember to reserve the table earlier to get a relaxing dinner. read more

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Pro tip: make a reservation. The restaurant is packed even mid week. Service was very friendly and the restaurant is cute on the inside. We got the bbq pork skewers, tapioca dumplings, panang curry, drunken noodles, and coconut and pineapple sorbet. The skewers were amazingly tender. The tapioca dumplings are served kind of like a make your own lettuce wrap. I liked the dumpling better on its own - it's chewy and sweet. We got all our dishes slightly spicy and it did not disappoint. The noodles and curry were very tasty. The pineapple and coconut sorbet was slightly disappointing. I'd try the tapioca pudding next time. But overall I'd go back and try more food. read more

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Standout dishes all around! The food at Lao Lao Bar was top notch and made for a very memorable family meal. My sister in-law chose this place, so we walked all the way from our hotel to the restaurant and as I suspected, she didn't make reservations. The place was jumping and was totally full for dinner on a Friday night. The hostess kindly let us know that there were no tables available at the moment, but our party of four could get on the waitlist and they would text us once a table became available. It was about half an hour later we got the text and were seated outdoors. We started off by sharing two appetizers- The Tapioca Dumplings and the Green Papaya Fritters. Both were great, but if I had to recommend one over the other, I'd say definitely do the fritters. The fried, crispy texture paired with the citrusy sweet chili sauce was a flavor combo that was genius! For my entree, I got the Seasonal Pork Belly Stew. As expected, it was super-rich, but this was the perfect indulgence I was looking for. The Jasmine Rice tempered the rich stew nicely and the dish was an overall home run. My drink and dessert I would rate at more of a 3 1/2 to 4 star range. I got the passion fruit juice, which was okay- I've had much better and the coconut sorbet with the crispy rice was good, but not as good as the apps and the main. The service here was also terrific. Our waitress was so knowledgeable and passionate about steering us in the right direction. Since we were seated on the sidewalk, it definitely made for interesting people watching. As for the interior of the restaurant, I only caught a glimpse of the inside which appeared low-lit and had a sophisticated ambiance. I would definitely go back to Lao Lao Bar again. Overall, it was a great experience and this time I would definitely recommend reservations. Very grateful to them accommodating us the first time around! read more

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Food 0/5 Service 4/5 Vibe 5/5 Tbh good service and great vibes, but the food was so so so disappointing... maybe a bad night in the kitchen? I did had high expectations as the reviews were so high, but nothing hit the spot, not even the drinks Everything was super sour, like super sour. I rmb the server was like oh, and if you want a little bit more zestyness, squeeze in some of the lemon , THANK GOD WE DIDNT ~ even the mango sticky rice was sour,,, super disappointing... And portions are smoll, very smoll. Our bill ended up roughly 200+ for 3 people (minus drinks will be like 140ish for food) and none of us were full Oh! And they do have cake cutting fee, but wasnt bad. $2 per person :) read more

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Pretty fantastic food. We shared the taro rolls and tapioca dumplings and I loved how flavourful they were. Bonus points for the texture. I had the panang curry with fish and it was incredibly rich and tasty. It came with a good portion of rice as well. Service was pretty fast. I did try some of the pad kee mao which was tasty and the bbq chicken. It is a bit on the pricier side. read more

Lao Lao Bar - Laotian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Came here for brunch on a weekday and was happy to discover that many people also think brunch on a weekday a fantastic idea. Their food is delicious, service pleasant and an overall great experience. read more

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Disclaimer: Biased review - I am Lao so we have our preference based on "home cooking". So please take my opinions as my own and treat it more of you need to check it out for yourself. The restaurant decor is nice, although the seating arrangements were a tight fit. We came right when restaurant opened and within 45 minutes it became fuller and by time we left became more packed with even the outdoor seating taken. My favorite was the drink Thum Jok - light and refreshing. Nam Khao (Fried Crispy Coconut Rice) - not bad but a bit on the sour side. What surprised me is the crispiness wasn't from the rice but from the pork rinds (Kiep moo). Although not a bad addition, there are some bits of pork rinds harder than others so when you're not expecting to bite into something that hard, took away from one of my favorite dishes. Steam fished in banana leaf (Mok Pa) - this is usually known in my household as a very fragrant and flavorful dish. Other veggies were added and missing some key flavorful herbs in my opinion. Although the fish that was used was hearty and maybe just didn't absorb the flavor very well. Lao Sausage - tasted well - wish it would have came pre-sliced though. I liked they served the rice in the authentic rice bamboo basket. BBQ and chicken wings were delicious. Presentation was very nice. read more

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Enjoyed an early dinner at the low-lit Lao Lao Bar. Service was speedy and the happy hour spring rolls were piping hot, flavorful, and crispy! We enjoyed the delicious curry and pork belly stew. read more

Lao Lao Bar - Spring rolls, curry, pork belly stew - Laotian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This is probably my favorite place in Toronto! I love every single dish that I had! Order the beef salad, chicken wings and beef massanman. Beef salad are thinly slices with garnish in a tangy sauce that makes you crave for more! It's light and refreshing and I don't even know how to describe it. You got to try it to know! Wings were amazing too! Its flavorful and nicely grilled, only downside is some of them are not as golden brown as the rest. But all flats! What more can you ask for?! Curry has a hint of mango, served with rice. There's also sweet potato and beef in there. Pretty good. Was kinda bummed that the banana leaf fish is sold out, but I will definitely come back for that fish! Need to try! read more

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This was my first time having Lao food. I loved the food and the service was great. The ambiance was slightly too loud for me. But the food was all tasty, and we definitely got enough food for 5 adults and one child. My favorite was definitely the seasonal pork belly dish and the dumplings. The drunken noodles was also really good. I loved both the mango sticky rice and the sago. The only complaint I had was the lack of AC or fan. I'm not sure if it's a Toronto thing, but it was really hot inside the restaurant even though it was 8:30-9 pm at night in July. read more

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This meal was pure comfort and indulgence from the very first bite, with every flavor feeling so rich, satisfying, and unforgettable that it completely won me over, and I already know I will gladly come back again because something this delicious is far too special to enjoy only once. read more

Lao Lao Bar - Laotian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Fancy Laotian food place with a variety of options. Things aren't super spicy like some of the other Laotian foods I've had, I could actually tolerate it! I love the depth of herb flavor from each dish, and the presentation was all very fancy. read more

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Had a lovely dinner with friends at Loa Loa. We had attempted to make reservations ahead of time, but they were full, but the restaurant suggested we come in anyways and see if there's any room. Fortunately, that worked out perfectly, and we got a table! The ambience was low lighting and the space bumping, but wasn't too loud to have a conversation accross the table with my friends. We shared the Mango salad. It was fresh and delicious - but warning - very spicy! I had the Boa Sausage. My plate didn't look at full as my friends, who had different entrees, but in the end I was very satisfied. It was a pleasant mixture of something meaty (the sausage) and something fresh, with a side cucumber salad. Overall, very pleasant and I'd like to try more things here. Staff were nice and working hard for us! read more

Lao Lao Bar - Lao Bao Sausage - Laotian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I had high expectations from this place but I think it was okay in terms of food. Definitely the place has great vibe and staff. But what really did not click with me was options in menu plus how they were so much same to thai food. The taste was okay not out of the blue. Plus the portion sizes are tiny. One time try! read more

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I had a really good time at Lao Lao bar. It's a great spot to go with friends. I wouldn't say a date night spot. It's dark lit and you can barely hear with how loud it was. However the food was a good. I ordered a couple of things the drunken noodles were pretty standard. Good balance of everything you would expect. The portion is on the smaller side. My favorite thing was the fried papaya salad. What a smart idea taking a traditional papaya salad and frying it up with this salty fish sauce dip. Honestly I could have had so many of that alone. I sat at the bar service was okay, when they did check in my the staff was helpful. They were limited checks with how busy it was. read more

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Lao Lao Bar completely exceeded my expectations. I went for the first time for a work holiday dinner, but the dynamic at my workplace is very social, colleagues who are also genuinely friendly, so we wanted a place where we could actually talk, catch up, and enjoy ourselves. This spot was perfect for that. The ambience is absolutely amazing, lively yet comfortable, and works equally well for friends, family, or a date night. The food was a pleasant surprise, everyone at our table enjoyed what they ordered. I had the BBQ chicken, which I highly recommend. It's a generous portion and felt surprisingly low-carb, served with a light noodle salad that was much better than expected and a refreshing cucumber salad on the side. The chicken itself was huge, flavourful, and delicious. One of my colleagues ordered the braised pork stew and described it as comforting and thoughtfully done. We also shared the fresh spring rolls, and the dipping sauce was honestly incredible. The service was great as well. Our server was attentive, helpful with questions, and made sure we were well taken care of during the couple of hours we spent there. I'd definitely recommend booking ahead, we reserved through OpenTable for around 5 p.m., and within half an hour the place was completely full. Prices were very reasonable too, around $20-$30 per person, which is hard to find in Toronto these days. Overall, a great experience, I'd absolutely go back and try more of the menu. read more

Lao Lao Bar - Laotian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Food is fantastic!! Service is out of this world! We had the 12 course dining experience and it is hands down amazing!! I am a vegan and my family are not. Normally I am struggling to eat. Lao Lao Bar accommodated all of my needs and made me feel welcome. The restaurant is beautifully designed and the decorations are gorgeous! read more

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Made a reservation for a Thursday night and had a fantastic dinner here! I tried: + Pear-is Hilton: the simple life slushie + claw & order + Bean there done that + Green papaya fritters + tapioca dumplings + crispy coconut rice salad + Mango sticky rice My favorite cocktails were the slushie and bean there done that. Best dish was the papaya fritters - never had papaya salad deep fried like that, and it's genius - which came with an incredible sauce. My second fave thing was the mango sticky rice. Tapioca dumplings and crispy coconut rice salad were also fantastic! read more

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Everything was flavourful and delicious! We thankfully had reservations made, which I recommend doing since it got packed within 20 mins. They do have dinner and lunch menu, so if there are certain items you are looking for plan accordingly! The service did get pretty busy due to the amount of customers they had, so we did lose our server a few times while trying to get the bill. read more

Lao Lao Bar - Laotian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Came here due to rating and first time (3 of us) eating Laotian food. Ordered papaya fritter, panang curry chicken, vermicelli with chicken in red curry sauce and masamun beef. papaya fritter is the best! the sauce has a nice kick! the rest are meh (good but not Wow). we all agree that this place is not a place we will return. Great ambience and attentive service. Very small table which feels intimate/close and easier to have coversation with your table partner(S)-considering today is 2nd time 3 of us met (i.e.new friends)! since the table is small, beware of not having space if you ordered too many. 1 red vermicelli plus one-third of papaya fritter cost include tax and tips are $41. I have more worthy (taste and price ) experience at other places. Guess we are paying for 'name' and ambience. Give this place a try and be your own judge. cheers! read more

Lao Lao Bar - red curry vermicelli with chicken - Laotian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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The BBQ is actually one of the best I've had. It was not dry at all, absolutely blasting with juice and flavor. The green sauce on the side can be a bit spicy, but gives the chicken incredulity kick. The salads on the side were also superb. Service was fantastic, and it's always filled inside. Vibes is kinda dark, but a wonderful modern place with great decor. read more

Lao Lao Bar - Laotian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

4.5/5 Really enjoyed my experience! The food were all bursting with flavours and fresh herbs. Favourites: tapioca dumplings, steak salad, pineapple sorbet Worth trying: green papaya fritter, pork skewers, crispy coconut rice salad, Lao bbq chicken Average: mango sticky rice, drunken noodles Lost some marks for the slow service and some dishes were a tad saltier than our preference. Make sure to make reservations or prepare to wait or offered to be seated at the bar. Lao Lao bar offers dishes that I haven't seen at other Toronto restaurants, I recommend anyone to try! read more

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I came here for New Year's Eve with my date. It was her first time trying Laotian food and so far she wants to try everything on the menu. We ordered the blue butterfly pea dumplings (which was so appealing to the eye and very delicious), the chicken and shrimp fried rice (she said it tasted exactly like her moms cooking, but she wishes it had a little more heat and more flavour. I thought it was perfectly seasoned, I prefer to taste the individual ingredients), the coconut fish wrapped in banana leaf (I ordered this last time and I was addicted to the flavour because it's so unique so I ordered it again), the vegan Thai tea (which wasn't too sweet, it was definitely the perfect drink to end the year with), and the coconut sorbet (this has me in a chokehold - it tastes exactly like the Vietnamese street icecream back in the motherlands and had me feeling really nostalgic). We're definitely coming back. Service was on par for what we expected and the hostess was friendly. The place is very lively, lots of good music, and great to bring dates to! read more

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Went to Lao Lao Bar with my brother under a last-minute dinner reservation! The restaurant is always packed and busy so this was the best chance to visit. From the outside, the restaurant looks tiny and felt cramped once seated UNTIL I went to the washroom and discovered the dining room I was seated in was only one section of a much larger space. Their space accommodates small to large groups with table seating and bench-style seats. They also have outdoor patio seating. The staff were friendly and attentive, although sometimes disappeared, nowhere to be found. The washrooms were clean although the decor didn't feel like it matched and I remember vividly it was just very RED. The restaurant was pretty and they used the lights to create a nice cozy atmosphere. The food was good! Not everything worked out but I'd still come back (and order other things but definitely would reorder the fritters). Ordered: La Passionista $20 - saltiest & spiciest drink I've ever had, especially after I crushed the Thai chili into the drink for fun - I died. Tapioca Dumplings $18 - good! Unexpected - definitely was not expecting it to be more like a ball. I envisioned a more traditional Asian dumpling Green Papaya Fritters $19 - my favourite dish among everything I tried - it had the perfect crunch and balance of flavours Lao BBQ Chicken $27 - my brother ordered this, and he finished his very quickly! Banana Leaf Steamed Fish $24 - there was a green curry flavour to it (I actually don't really like green curry, but it was good! Just not my style) - a little spicy - I did not like how the sticky rice was dry, like someone left it on the counter uncovered for a day. Sakoo Pudding $7 - this was a classic Pandan jello-y textured pudding so automatically good. Pineapple Coconut Sorbet with Rice Crisps $15 - my brother's order! - it was light and creamy, not too sweet - the rice crisps were hard to crack read more

Such flavourful Laotian food! I got their tapioca dumplings, massaman beef curry and pork skewers. Everything was delicious and cooked well. It's a bit on the pricier end for the portion sizes, but it is more of an upscale restaurant judging by the decor. The tapioca dumplings were so interesting and unique, I'd definitely recommend it. I'd also recommend the curry as the meat was extremely tender and the curry was perfectly balanced. The service wasn't super fast so I'd take my time when coming here. read more

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I came on a Saturday night and the place was very busy. Be sure to reserve in advance otherwise you may not get a seat. Ambience The restaurant was nicely decorated and had dim lightning. I was seated more in a corner so had a bit of privacy from everyone, which was nice. Food The pork skewers and tapioca dumplings were both somewhat bland, which I didn't expect given that these were highly recommended by the servers and other internet reviews. In terms of the Lao sausage, it had a unique flavour to it. I not sure how to describe it; I would recommend trying it just to try, but I would also have been down to try something else on the menu as well. I found the sticky rice to be like regular rice with just a tinge of stickiness. And although the dish says it's spicy, the sausage itself is not, but the salad was spicy (note: I have a very low spice tolerance so others may not find it to be spicy at all). Service The service was a bit slow. I think this was because they did not have that much staff on the floor, which was not ideal on a very busy night. Our server was kind in explaining the menu and everything though. Overall, it was an okay mea but not a place I would necessarily come back to again. read more

Lao Lao Bar - Tapioca dumplings and BBQ pork skewers - Laotian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Had a reservation but they only had bar seats. Came from after work and there was no spot to put my backpack and tote bags. First time I came they mentioned reservation only. The food took soooo long to arrive. Maybe 20-30 mins to get the main after our 1 app arrived. I think they waited for both mains to be ready at the same time because 1 main (chicken lemongrass) was cold. Like room temperature, while the other main (pad ke mao) was hot. The pad ke mao was good but very oily. Some cheaper places elsewhere. Portion for both mains was small. Definitely need to order at least 1 main and 1 app per person. We Ordered 2 apps, 2 main, and then ate a 2nd dinner elsewhere lol. Our fav items were the pork skewers, lemongrass bbq chicken, tapioca dumplings. read more

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flavors were ok -- everything was a bit too sweet :/ pineapple fried rice was probs the best thing there BUT THE SERVICE ON A MONDAY NIGHT WAS SO SO BAD they took FOREVER TO TAKE OUR ORDERS but were so quick to clear our plates read more

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Exceptional food. Very authentic, coming from someone who grew up in a Thai household. My only complaint is we waited 20 minutes for a table, even with a reservation. read more

TOO EXPENSIVE! And small portions! That aside, service was great and food was delicious - not sure if it's worth the hefty $$$ (20$ for apps, and at least 30$ for a small main). Great decor as well My favourite dish of the night was the Laotian sausage. I really don't have anything else to say considering the hefty price of this place and in this economy ... it's not sustainable read more

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I've been here a couple of times, and everything has been amazing! The drunken noodles and pineapple fried rice are absolute must-tries, and the tapioca dumplings are not only delicious but also super cute. They also offer lots of creative Southeast Asian dishes you don't usually find elsewhere. Service is always good, and the cocktails are great too. Just a heads-up--the "La Passionista" cocktail comes with Thai chili, so it's pretty spicy. If you're not into heat, ask them to leave the chili out. And overall price is very fair for what you get. read more

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I've never been to Laos, but thanks to Lao Lao Bar in Toronto, I got a delicious glimpse into the country's vibrant cuisine! Located in a cozy nook of the city, this spot has quickly become one of my favourite places for a mini-escape--no passport required. Fun fact: Hollywood star Michelle Yeoh loves this place too, so if it's good enough for a Bond girl, it's definitely good enough for me! Stepping inside, you're greeted with an ambiance that fuses Eastern Asian charm with modern flair. Think sleek wood, soft lighting, and a vibe that whispers, "Relax, you're on a mini-vacation." It's the perfect spot to duck out of work for an hour or two, or to impress friends with your (suddenly) worldly dining choices. Now, onto the main event--the food! Lao Lao Bar's menu boasts an impressive 40 items, and with a little guidance from our fantastic server Myleen, we navigated our way through the local favourites. Heads up, reservations are recommended, though they do accommodate walk-ins. Just don't be surprised if you have to give up your table for the next eager food adventurer! Here's what we indulged in: Tapioca Dumplings: These blue butterfly pea-infused dumplings are stuffed with caramelized shiitake mushrooms, preserved radish, chopped peanuts, fresh herbs, fried shallots, and a hint of chili. Wrapped in lettuce leaves, they were a burst of flavor in every bite. Tasty, tasty indeed! Satay Chicken: Marinated in turmeric and coconut milk, this dish comes with a generous serving of house-made peanut sauce and cucumber-shallot vinaigrette. The chicken was tender and the peanut sauce--let's just say I could drink it by the gallon. Expected, but in the best way possible. Green Curry Fish: This dish featured spicy green chili curry with fresh Thai basil, pea eggplants, and young coconut meat. The basa fish was soft and perfectly paired with the curry's refreshing kick--ideal for a match with white rice. Overall, our experience at Lao Lao Bar was delightful. Will we be back? In a heartbeat. And who knows, maybe next time we'll run into Michelle Yeoh! read more

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Went here to celebrate a friends birthday and had an awesome experience! We were running a few minutes late for our reservation time but they very kindly said it was no problem upon arrival and seated up quickly. The atmosphere provides great lighting and decor. The drinks we each got were very good. We ordered the papaya fritters and tapioca dumplings. Highly recommend all but we are still talking about the tapioca dumplings so if you are with a group do yourself a favor and get more than one order of them. We split a few entrees but the favorites were the steamed fish and jungle curry. The whole experience was memorable and I hope to make it back sooner rather than later. read more

Lao Lao Bar - Appetizers - Laotian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Bold flavours and a vibey interior keeps Lao Lao popular with guests. Got here close to opening time so didn't have to deal with the long lines. We had: - Tapioca Dumplings: The star of the meal. The mushroom radish peanut stuffing was a blast of flavour, and the dumpling covering was properly plump and gummy. - Steamed Fish: Beautiful presented as wrapped in banana leaf. The steamed fish was delicate in texture but strong in spice. The spice though was delightful - full of different herbs versus just being hot for hot sake. The sticky rice on the side was a good counterbalance to the heat. - Beef Massaman Curry: Beef was super tender, though would have wanted more of it. Curry wasn't thick and a bit soupier than I like, but still was tasty. - Coconut Sorbet with Rice Crisp: The coconut icecream was average and would have liked a bit more pineapple taste. But the drizzle and rice crisp gave this dessert an added boost. Service was efficient, kitchen was relatively quick, prices were as prices are these days. Can see why this spot is so popular: Lao Lao Bar is set up for you to enjoy a night of good food and company. read more

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We found this recommendation on Air Canada magazine of all places. We never had Laotian food before. It's seems similar to Thai and Burmese food. This place was a modern bar with snazzy decor inside and a few small tables outside where we sat with our dog. They were not allowed to put two tables together. Thus, 3 of us was scrunched but it was bearable since we ordered mostly appetizers and 2 mains. As for the food, it was mostly delicious. Here are my reviews: - tapioca dumplings 5/5 our favorite, steamed with lettuce to wrap - taro roll 5/5 fried with dipping sauce - papaya salad 5/5 flavor is slightly different from Thai papaya salads. Perfect spicyness and sourness. - fried papaya 4/5 we didn't order this. So they just gave it to us. It's like tempura. I couldn't taste the papaya. The dipping sauce was nice. - steamed fish in banana leaf - 3.5/5 my least favorite. I just tasted the dill but very little red curry and salt. The vermicelli didn't really go with it and was soggy. - bbq sausage - 4/5 came with a tiny cucumber salad which paired well with the sausage Service was excellent. We had at least 3-4 different servers come by to check on us since we could be easily forgotten. Overall, I would give this place 4.5. read more

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General comment : Our table is by the door so when people comes in the wind blows in our table. I think that area should be repurposed for something else on winter. The washroom was a bit confusing for some people that an old man asked us which one is their washroom Food: I like the thai milk tea. I ordered drunken Noodle and that's also good. There's a kick of spice I didn't expect so that's nice. My friends ordered the curry and pineapple rice. They were happy about it too The overall interior of the restaurant is really nice and they are clean. read more