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The last two times we were there it was wonderful. However, for an anniversary lunch yesterday, (indigenous peoples day), we were disappointed. No lunch specials on a holiday the curt waitress told us when asking what we wanted to order. I think that could have been posted on the menues or at the front door. The place was busy and the noise was stifling...no it was NOT a cozy feeling. The fried shrimp appetizer was Overcooked, so beyond crispy. The green papaya salad was so spicy that the interesting flavors that are often the case with this item made for any other flavor to be lost. The Pra ram was its usual - Outstanding! Yes, we will return but certainly hope that this holiday outing was an exception - it was not a good experience.
The food at Laos Kitchen is amazing! Everything was light and fresh and the three of us devoured all of it! We ordered the Pun Khao Poon platter (lettuce wraps) with pork springrolls, pad thai with chicken, and the mango salad. The portions were very generous. The mango salad was the highlight of the meal, followed by the lettuce wraps. The dressing in the mango salad had just the right combination of sweet and tangy. We loved the addition of mint for the wraps, but I personally don't care for perilla leaves. The fish sauce accompanying the wraps was delicious and was also great over the pad thai, which was a bit on the bland side without it. Service was a bit less than perfect. When one diner asked for water, only her glass was refilled when another glass was obviously in need also; minor overlook, though. The one thing that was a bit disturbing was the noise level. It was extremely loud, so it was really difficult to hear each other talk. It didn't help that the party at the next table had a woman who cackled loudly when she laughed. It was a relief to step outside after we ate. Not sure what can be done to help with this, but it did make dining there not as pleasant as it could be. Even with this, I'd definitely return if I was in the area.
I was excited to find a Lao/Thai restaurant in this part of the Bay and had to try it after a day at the French Market. We ordered the Lao-style beef larb with tripe, Lao-style papaya salad, sticky rice, and the yellow chicken curry with jasmine rice. The restaurant was clean, service was okay, and our food came out quickly. The portions were generous. My partner really enjoyed the yellow curry, though I found it a little sweeter than I prefer. Growing up eating Lao food, I was hoping for a bit more authenticity. The beef larb could have used more fresh herbs and bitterness, while the papaya salad lacked some of the pungent, funky flavors that make Lao papaya salad so memorable. Both dishes were good, but they felt toned down for a broader audience. Overall, it's a solid spot with flavorful food and generous portions. I'd definitely come back to try more of the menu.
Love it love it love it!!! Love the layout and decoration not to mention how friendly the staff were. Food wise, omg to die for! We got a combination of BBQ pork with papaya salad and black sticky rice and we asked if I could add one more Lao style papaya salad into it and she said 'yes!!' Also Nam Kao Tod and beef jerky were so tasty!! Would totally recommend this place!
A very popular place. I chose the special plate called Pun Khao Poon--or was so much fun to make my own lettuce wraps! It included ingredients I've not had before (always a thrill!) including fresh coriander herbs and green-striped skinned Thai eggplant. Also included were delicately-flavored julienned ginger, vermicelli noodles. I also chose grilled salmon. The ambiance was lovely. There were about a half dozen 1-foot spongy squares on the ceiling that usually serve as sound dampeners. I'd recommend a few more to help with the sound level. The light fixtures are lovely--see photos. The patrons are very friendly and will make pleasant comments. Service was pleasant and attentive.
I was looking for local Thai food to find a new "go to" locally, and came across this Laos food spot - named Laos. I felt compelled to stop in and try lunch. San Rafael 4th street has a lot to offer - and it's worth checking these spots out. The storefront is inviting and the inside of the restaurant is clean and well organized and appointed. The wine and beer list has few choices - and I would encourage a little more local variety to make it inviting to a wine lover like myself. I was efficiently approached by wait staff and felt welcomed I ordered Pad Woon Sen, which I've never before tried. The food came quickly - a beautiful dish of thin noodles and mushrooms with onions and celery adorned with steak. I finished my plate. Perfect lunch portion. Attentive service. The taste of quality ingredients and pride in their efforts. I will add this to my go-to spots in San Rafael!
My friend and I were looking for a place to eat after getting some Matcha. She decided on this place because we were looking into Lao or Thai food. So we ended up here. We parked a block away and just walked there. We were greeted as soon as we got in and received water. They menu was curated and easy to read. We ended up getting something simple because we had to be somewhere. We ended up getting some Pad See Ew and Pad thai. It was hella refreshing and good. I would come here again.
A downtown San Rafael gem that deserves more attention! Laos Kitchen sits right on 4th Street in the heart of downtown San Rafael, and it's one of those places that feels like a delightful discovery. It's the kind of spot you want to keep coming back to. The atmosphere strikes a nice balance: casual and welcoming, with enough space to accommodate groups without losing that cozy, neighborhood feel. There's a steady stream of diners, but it never feels rushed or overcrowded. The staff is genuinely friendly and attentive, happy to guide you through the menu without hovering. Speaking of the menu, there's plenty to choose from. The curry puffs (think Laotian-style samosas) are an absolute must. They're crispy, flavorful, and the perfect way to start your meal. The grill plates are equally impressive, with well-seasoned meats and generous portions that leave you satisfied but not overstuffed. Parking is surprisingly easy for downtown with plenty of street spots nearby, and a couple of garages within walking distance. The meters shut off at 6pm, so dinner here is especially convenient. Whether you're looking for a casual dinner with friends or a relaxed meal after exploring downtown, Laos Kitchen delivers. Honestly, exactly the kind of approachable, quality spot San Rafael needs more of. I'll definitely be back for the curry puffs, the grill plates, or maybe something new.
Fantastic Thai/Lao restaurant on 4th street in downtown San Rafael. Loved the abundance of live orchids and tropical plants inside as well as the decor. It was a busy evening so the only seats we were offered were sharing a table with what looked like a first date (awkward) or sitting along the from window facing outwards. Choosing the latter, we would have occasional eye contact with everyone that happened to be walking by. That proved to make for an entertaining dining experience. We ordered the Spicy Green Beans with tofu ($16) described as deep-fried green beans sauteed with garlic, chili paste, basil, lime leaves, and bell peppers. OMG I loved this dish. The beans had just the right amount of crunch to them and the tofu had a sautéed exterior while soft inside. Also had the Pad Kee Mao, aka Drunken Noodles, ($16) with chicken. The rice noodles were not soggy in the least and chicken was tender. Saw two young men get into their car and while making eye contact, one of them started twerking right in front of me. We both had a good laugh. I would've invited the young gentleman to join me inside for a drink but daughter would have been horrified. Sadly I removed a star because my pet peeve is when establishments add tip on top of the taxed amount, it should be on top of the food amount. Why would I pay tip on top of a tax? Although the small print on the bill says that the tip amount is based off the food and taxed amount, if you don't read it you wouldn't know.
The food was okay, not exceptional. Service was good. Ambience was beautiful and very relaxing . One menu stated their Tom Yum has pineapple (really?!?) in it while another menu didn't mention "pineapple" in the Tom Yum's description. I specifically told the waitress NOT to put pineapple in the Tom Yum we ordered. Was served with Tom Yum; lo and behold - there were pineapple bits in it! Had to ask the waitress to bring us the right Tom Yum we ordered.
I recently visited this Loas Kitchen and overall had a pleasant experience. The food was flavorful and tasted freshly prepared, with authentic Thai spices. Every dish arrived hot and perfectly presented. The service was attentive and friendly, making us feel welcome. The staff checked in regularly without being intrusive. However, the only downside was the noticeable smell upon entering the restaurant. It wasn't unpleasant enough to ruin the meal but was strong and a little distracting. Once seated, the atmosphere felt cozy and comfortable. Prices were reasonable for the quality of food and service provided.
My mom wanted to take her friends for lunch. They ended up choosing Laos Kitchen again for the second time. What is good about this place ? Let me tell you! The food is Amazing with authentic Thai-Laos style. Also they have one Vietnamese dish as well. We are all neighbor in Southeast Asia. As they bring all culture in their cuisine , so it easy choice to come here and can taste them all. The services were amazing. The waitress/waiter were so helpful and friendly. We definitely will be back there again soon.
Nam Khao Todd was phenomenal, tangy slightly acidic and crunchy rice and pork flavor explosion. Pairs perfectly inside a lettuce taco-- I'm still thinking about this dish. Mango sticky rice was super good as well! The mangoes they use are at peak ripeness and super sweet. I also took a bite of two other dishes: Pad See Ew-- Very solid and comforting to eat. Yum Woon Sen-- flavorful noodle salad dish! Lovely decor was well. We were a large party so we had about a 15 minute wait for a table to accommodate us. Our waitress was very knowledgeable about their dishes and they were so kind. The Laos food here so good!
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We were impressed by all the rave reviews for Laos Kitchen and wanted to try it out. We arrived at 6:15pm on a Friday night, without a reservation, and the restaurant was jumping. Most of the tables were filled with happy diners. We were seated at a tall 4-top (even though there were only two of us). Service was friendly and speedy, even though the restaurant was full. We ordered the Tom Yum soup with seafood (wonderfully rich flavor with a hint of spice), Vegetarian egg rolls (hot and crispy), the BBQ Chicken (juicy chicken even though it's a very thin cut), and the Pad Khing with prawns. We also ordered hot ginger tea, which went perfectly with our meal. There was plenty of food left over for another meal since the servings were all generous and the plates large. We brought our own takeout containers for a change (to avoid waste) and the server, figuring we ate it all, was very surprised to return to a stack of completely empty plates. The only issue for us was the noise level of all the exuberant diners. We thought we'd be missing the crowds by going relatively early, but clearly not early enough! The table we were sitting at was wide, increasing the distance between the two of us, and making it difficult to hear. Next time maybe we'll either arrive earlier, or try a weeknight. Total with tax and tip was under $75. read more
2 years ago
This is a gorgeous restaurant. Beautifully appointed with fresh flowers. The service is great and the food is a feast for the eyes as well as the tastebuds. I can't wait to go back! read more
First time eating here with my coworkers and we all love it! I had a strawberry juice and I highly recommend it. We shared a Lao style papaya salad, curry puff, and Lao sausage for appetizers. My favorite was the papaya salad! It's very authentic. However, it can smell fishy for those who are not familiar with Thai and Lao food. Most of my coworkers did not enjoy it at all. Curry puff was decent. I definitely have had better curry puffs at other places before. Lao sausage was also very yummy. I chose a bbq chicken combo that comes with a sticky rice and a side of papaya salad. I chose the Thai style papaya salad this time and I actually preferred the Laos style. Chicken was very soft. I wish they had a spicy sauce instead of a sweet sauce. My coworker had pad thai, curries, kao poon, and mok moo. They all enjoyed their food and everything had a really big portion which is a plus!! For desserts, we shared mango with sweet sticky rice and Thai custard with sweet sticky rice and both were really yummy! Our server was very nice and friendly. He always checked on us to see if we needed anything or not. The interior decoration is lovely. I love the wall written with Thank you in different languages. It was overall a great experience and I highly recommend anyone to try this place! read more
We went to celebrate my mom's 85th birthday. They had us on 2 tables and it was the perfect set up - right next to each other. The food was soulful - we ordered a lot of food, since we were 20 of us. My fav was chicken satay, Khao Sui, mango salad, basil friend rice and sticky rice with mango. The place was buzzing - line of people waiting to get in. Beautiful decor and pics of Laos map. Would definitely go back, when I am in that part of town. No food pics - they got over too soon ;) read more
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I've dined here twice for dinner and the food was excellent! This location was vacant for many years and when I heard a restaurant finally opened I couldn't wait to check it out. The menu is fairly big with a combination of Thai and Laos dishes. I ordered a combo plate with bbq chicken, papaya salad and sticky rice. It also came with a dipping sauce which was good. The portions are huge! What a great value. We ordered the Laos sausage to try since I've never had it before. It was great to try something new. On my second visit I had the Tom yum soup with chicken. It was filling since my bowl had a generous amount of veggies and chicken. There are some other items on the menu I'd like to try. I noticed a lot of gluten and dairy free options. The decor is modern and vibrant. I like the custom paintings on the walls including the painting of the country of Laos. The service was great and the staff are very friendly. It was well worth the wait. read more
1 year ago
Enjoyed a delicious meal here on a Saturday evening! We came shortly before 6pm and were able to get a table for 2 immediately in the fairly full restaurant, and noticed that many parties came in after us and there started to be a short wait. This is an unexpected delicious gem in the middle of downtown San Rafael! The prices for all dishes were pretty good (under $20 a dish) and the portions generous. But the best part was the depth and balance of flavor of the dishes we tried, which left us wanting to definitely come back when we're in the area again! Khao Piak Sen with organic chicken - this broth was light but bursting with flavor from lots of herbs and shallots. the rice noodles were chewy and delightful, and the amount of chicken was good Pad Kee Mao with beef - kind of like chow fun, but Laotian flavors. we were particularly impressed with how tender the beef was and the proportions of the dish. they didn't skimp on the meat, and there was a good amount of mixed veggies, each cooked perfectly (not too mushy or too raw)! definitely a dish where you keep wanting another bite Service was friendly and the waitresses did a good job of checking in on us, refilling waters, and creating a pleasant experience. We also enjoyed the elevated-but-casual ambiance - you can definitely come wearing sneakers and shorts, but some customers are a little dressed up for date night too. The serving ware, decoration, and tables are aesthetically pleasing, and the collection of fresh flowers on every table and orchids at the door is lovely as well. read more
1 year ago
Some of the best Thai food I've had in San Rafael! Definitely check out this spot all of the foot inside smelled amazing we will definitely be back to visit this place again! read more
2 years ago
Tempted to stay this is my favorite Asian restaurant in Marin. Located on fourth street, this Laotian spot serves up an array of dishes that closely represent some notable Thai dishes. What separates this place from others is the flavors, ingredients and service. Ambiance is decent but won't blow your socks off. I recommend this recently opened establishment. The prices are portion sizes are quite reasonable. To start off we ordered some drinks, a sauv, and two laos lagers. The staff seemed a little bit overwhelmed but was able to process our orders within 10 mins of sitting down. The lagers were refreshing. I'm not much of a beer person but these were different, light, refreshing and crisp. For entrees we ordered green curry, pad ke mao, and a chicken stir fry. We ordered everything spicy and it was, probably upon returning I would revert to medium. The dishes all came out hot, well presented and abundant. All the dishes were great in their own regard, none of them were exceptional but I really the consistency amongst the dishes. Next time I would probably get some more adventurous dishes like the fried fish. Excited to come back. read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
A delicious Laotian option in downtown San Rafael. I visited Laos kitchen when they first opened. At lunch time during the work week, they were very busy and popular. We ordered the Lao Sausage, Papaya salad and Khao Piak Sen. All the dishes were unique, flavorful and delicious. It's a fairly small space, so when busy it can feel bustling and cozy inside. read more
6 months ago
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I came here with a real Laos person, so he was familar with the items on the menu. We both really enjoyed the food and service here. They had a lot of traditional Laos dishes along with more commonly known Thai dishes. We tried the spring rolls, Laos style papaya salad, sausage and khao piak sen (noodle soup) and he said it tasted just like home. Be prepared for a lot of spicyness when eating here or any Laos cuisine. read more
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On a cold winter night this colorful and cheerful eatery was bustling with gaggles of customers eagerly anticipating the spicy tableau of tasty dishes from Laos. While there was a 10 minute wait for our table for two, our host checked in with us often and the sign up list was dealt with quickly and efficiently. Once seated in our cozy corner booth, we enjoyed taking in the decor - especially the large map of Laos painted on one of the walls. Our waitress was warm and welcoming. Our green mango sals was refreshing and spicy. The shrimp larb was a bit of a miss - pork or ground chicken would have absorbed the flavors more heartily. Our misstep was with one of the combos, the BBQ chicken combo with sticky rice came with lightly seasoned veggies that seemed tailored to a milder Marin palate vs. the spice and vibrancy of other dishes (hence one star off). Nonetheless we're excited to come back and try a lot more dishes -- we will just choose wisely to get the amazing authentic flavors. read more
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One of my favorite restaurants here in the San Rafael area. Ambiance: Cozy and clean interior. Lighting and furnishings make for a pleasant vibe in the restaurant. Food: I ordered the crispy chicken combo plate ($18) and it came with chicken, coconut mushroom soup, and fried rice. The portion was generous and the food is delicious. The chicken is wonderfully crunchy on the outside and juicy on the inside and the fried rice included a healthy portion of veggies. Service: Food usually takes a while to get out but service has been great--very friendly--the past few times I've been here. read more
This place is spectacular! Their tofu pad Thai is absolutely delicious. The fresh spring rolls are some of the largest and most flavor-packed I've ever had. The staff is friendly. Their prices are reasonable. Their ambience is great. Their spice tray complements every dish wonderfully. I highly recommend d this place to anyone who wants great food and a lot of bang for their buck. read more
While I love SE Asia and have traveled to Cambodia and Thailand and several islands in Indonesia, I have never visited Laos. I expected not to be familar with Laotian cuisine, but at Laos Kitchen was surprised to find many familiar Thai dishes: pad thai, som tum (Spicy Green Papaya Salad), bbq meats, chicken satay, praram, curries, pineapple rice, pad see ew, etc. The menu at Laos Kitchen leans heavily into Thai dishes, and offers a light sprinkling of Laotian cuisine. The place is casual, clean and family run, with fresh staples, laminated menus, & quick service. I came for lunch with a friend and we had a speedy and friendly lunch. I ordered Thai iced tea which came in giant mason jar mugs. My only Laos-leaning item was purple khao niew (Sticky Rice), recommended rather than Jasmine rice, served in a small woven rice basket. In all, solid SE Asian flavors, fresh vegetables and a friendly service experience at Laos Kitchen. read more
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Well daaayum! Talk about hittin' the spot! Laos Kitchen served your girl UP, mmkay?! The flavors are straight bangin', yo! Now this... THIS is what San Rafael truly needs. Something hip, new, and fresh. I don't really get out to San Rafael too much these days. I was in the area to take care of some business and decided to stop by Laos Kitchen for lunch. First things first; the ambience is awesome! They have a beautiful map of Laos painted on their wall as well as a cute backdrop behind their cash registers that has thank you painted in different languages. I came for lunch so of course I took full advantage of their lunch specials. I ordered the bbq pork and bbq chicken lunch special which comes with sticky rice and papaya salad. When I tell to that everything was fingerlickin' goooood on that plate, I am not lying! The meats were tender and juicy, the sticky rice was perfectly sticky, and that papaya salad was off the friggin' hook! If you like spicy, you'll be in for a real treat when it comes to that papaya salad. Not only were the papaya salad flavors amazing, but the spice level was just fantastic. Was not expecting it to be so spicy, but damn was it delicious. Also, the dipping sauce for the meats tasted wonderful. Super aromatic and spice filled. You can truly taste the incredible Laotian spices through and through. The staff is so kind here! The ladies were all super sweet and attentive. Not sure if this is a family operation but it definitely feels like it is, and that's always a good thing. Price points were very reasonable, especially considering the high quality of the food and spices used. Plus, ya girl always appreciates a deal (especially in this expensive day and age). Love that they are catering to the lunch crowd with the lunch specials. I would love to come back here with a group to try more of their dishes in a family style setting. Excited to explore more of what they have to offer. read more
1 year ago
Come here for authentic Lao food! I've been to a few Lao restaurants around the Bay Area and Sacramento area and this is one is one of the best I've tried so far. Portions were huge for their prices. Service was a little slow but we also came during peak lunch hour. Definitely would still come back. We ordered: Lao sausage: 5/5 sausage is rich and full of lemongrass flavor and comes with a side delicious and slightly spicy tomato sauce/chutney and a side of vegetables. Khao Poon: 5/5 Huge portions! The noodle soup dish is very rich in coconut and red curry flavor. The soup comes with pork spare ribs and ground pork inside (and pork blood pudding but I asked for none in mine). The noodles and veggies come on the side, which I liked as you can chose how much to add or if you wanted to share. Pick this dish if you are a fan of red curries. Crispy Chicken combo: 4/5 The chicken was very crispy and savory. It comes with fried rice at bottom and a side chicken coconut soup. The batter of the chicken is a little sweet which is not my personal preference but it was still tasty regardless. Normally you would have to pay for upgrades from white rice to fried rice but this restaurant gives it as a default! The soup was packed with flavor and surprising came with a lot of chicken. Overall a superb restaurant! read more
10 months ago
2 years ago
Multiple parking options to choose from (street & garage). Nice piano jazz playing over the speakers. First look upon walking in, you notice it's very clean and has a nice sense of decor that flows all together. Warm and inviting. Service was friendly and greeted us at the door then sat us down right away. Since it wasn't our first time here, we skimmed over the menu for a couple minutes and were ready to order. We came on a Monday around 4pm. Since they just opened we were able to sit wherever we liked. After getting appetizers the place slowly began to get packed. The restaurant is a bit small so I would recommend reserving a table ahead of time if you plan on dining in during busy hours. Without asking they brought us an assortment of home made chili vinegar, chili oil, and chili fish sauce. I was afraid the chilies would be too spicy but they actually paired perfectly with our dishes. Entrees came shortly after appetizers. I wish I had some more time to enjoy my apps. But everything was delicious. Tofu were huge (next time I would request it to be extra crispy, I found the tofu a bit too soft on the outside. It was deliciously tender on the inside tho). Papaya salad had the perfect amount of umami. The salad had a variety of textures in the dish, enjoyed the peanuts gave the dish an extra crunch. These golden veggie eggrolls were perfectly seasoned and did not disappoint. They were still crispy by the end of our meal! Veggie Padseew was great and balanced between sweet and savory. And my partner enjoyed his crispy chicken combo. It comes with a side of curry, dipping sauce and lots and lots of yummy fried rice. Our meal came out to be around a little under $100. Great price for good portions. Had to take away cause we were so stuffed. 4.5/5 One of our go-to date nights in Downtown San Rafael. Highly recommend, you won't be disappointed! read more
11 months ago
I came here three times so far and every time is a pleasant meal experience. Delicious foods and nice restaurant spot. The services are attentive, though I gotta say waiting for an entree for 35 minutes is very slow and long..... they are busy at dinner time on a Tuesday night. I really enjoyed my Crispy Chicken with vegetable fried rice and coconut chicken soup. The fried rice is perfectly sautéed with the vegetables just tenderly cooked. The crispy chicken is crispy outside and soft inside with the slightly spicy dipping sauce is great. Portion size is large enough for me to eat two meals out of one price for $18. I tried their Gai ka prow too with a fried egg and it was so good too! So glad to have found this restaurant near work and my go to spot now. read more
Laos Kitchen opened in the space that was Zhu Dim Sum. Though Laos is their name, Thai & Laotian eats is their game. Obviously decor is all new. Offerings: soup bowls, salads, bbq. & grills, special plates, entrees, appetizers, sides, drinks, desserts... Drink: Jasmine tea (3) -got a Trader's Joes tea bag. Made in India. Tea has medium taste, neither bold nor lite. Yum Pla Muk (16) mild: "charbroiled calamari with red & green onions, lettuce, carrots, cilantro, ginger, chili, mint leaves, & lemon juice. -squid not charbroiled. Probably boiled. No grill marks. Not Monterey species. From China Seas made to Taiwan specs. Dish had a tart taste. All ingredients tasted fresh. Unsure if dish is Laotian. Khao Plak Sen combo (16): pork roll, org. Chk, crispy pork. -"homemade Lao rice noodles in broth topped with green onions, cilantro, fried garlic". -flavors in broth primarily from combo items. veggies had subtle flavors. -should have used ordered a dish that uses herbs/spices as flavor agent not meat ones. Take outs: -menu is a mix of Thai & Laotian dishes. Some dishes have both Thai & Laotian versions since they have a common border. -Laotian cuisine seldom has curries. Tastes primarily from herbs, spices and fermented fish sauces. -had a service mixup when I changed my order. -convenient parking in nearby city lot. *Laotians don't use chopsticks, Thais do. read more
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