If you're craving Lao food near DFW Airport, this is a great spot to stop. It's only about 10…read moreminutes from the airport, so I like coming here whenever I'm on my way to the airport or picking someone up. I actually come primarily for the food and haven't purchased anything from the market itself. When you walk in, the seating area is toward the left, while the market is on the other side. They have all the Lao dishes you'd expect to see and crave at family gatherings and celebrations. It's a great place to grab a variety of Lao favorites in one spot. Definitely a convenient stop if you're looking for Lao food near the airport.

Small familyowned restaurant with a market near the airport. No frills, just good homemade,…read moreauthentic food. We got the tofu pad Thai and fried rice, both medium spice, and there was a good amount of spice to them! There are about five or six tables inside, so it's definitely a smaller spot. Prices are amazing and the food is great! Great place to go if you want authentic Thai/Lao food or are near the airport.

Nice restaurant but not a place to really dine as they only have 4 barstools. The service was…read moreexcellent, and the food is fresh and delicious. I will definitely come back.

Ate here twice in the last month while on business trips to Dallas, and I love this place!…read more Food: Perfectly executed basil stir fry. The flavors were perfect and the fresh veggies were cooked perfectly. Portion is good but not huge. Generous amount of white rice. Service: Order at the counter and food is delivered to the table. Nice folks. Overall cleanliness: Above average Ambiance: simple yet playful Bathroom cleanliness: average

I know it's probably boring for y'all to read my Thai food reviews because I always get the same…read morething hahah. But I recently had the best massaman curry from Laos Thai Foods and it was sooo delicious. I always get nervous about getting undercooked kinda crunchy potatoes in my curry, but when the potatoes are cooked perfectly like this, they're the best thing ever! This curry was so well seasoned and flavorful and had the best heat. Not too sweet at all. Go get it!

I've heard so many good things about this place and wanted to love it so badly, but the food was…read morevery mediocre. The papaya salad was lacking so much flavor...it was literally bland. The chicken wings were super crispy but also lacked seasoning. The sticky rice was cooked to perfection, and the Lao sausage had a great flavor profile. The beef larb was decent. Overall, I've had better. It took us 20-25 minutes to get our food, so just be aware.

First time ever coming here, staff were welcoming and very nice! The zaap combo was delicious, I…read morejust have to say it. It was so good! The sausage was made perfectly, to my liking anyway. It was all very good. Love how it is inside, the overall feel of the place. Will definitely recommend, my family needs to come here!

I love their Laos style papaya salad and pork riblets! I crave for it often. The riblet has a lot…read moreof flavor and very tender. I can even eat it cold without heating it and it's still delicious! Ate this 3x in the last 30 days lol

Overall: 3.4/5 [dine in]…read more We ordered on UberEats for pickup, but decided to eat it there while it was fresh. Jeow Som / Bang Bang Sauce ($3.49): The container is big but you really do not need much. It is very acidic and makes your tongue tingle. After a few dips my palate was registering super salty. I wish they sold a smaller size. Heavenly Beef Jerky ($10.75): These are thinner than your typical beef jerky, almost like they were going for a chip texture. They were pretty dry with just a slight crunch. We ended up dipping them in the bang bang sauce to help with the dryness. Crispy ZAAP Wings ($10.75): These were not as flavorful as we were hoping. They tasted a lot better with the bang bang sauce but on their own they fell flat. I would not get either appetizer again. Drunken Noodles / Pad Kee Mao ($16.99) + Combo Protein ($4): This was the best of everything we ordered. The combo protein came with chicken, beef, pork, and shrimp and the dish came out piping hot and fresh. It tasted really good and is worth ordering.

i love zaap, some of the most authentic spicy and flavorful Thai food you're going to find in the…read morearea, very convenient location, and good service as well. Try them out next time you need Thai / Laotian food.

10/10 Food highly recommended and affordable. Less than 20$…read more Got chicken Spring Rolls with their peanut sauce and garlic. Chicken Pho

Updated review for a lunch experience here at Ly's. Things…read morehave changed so much! There is still still an entire wall of refrigerated goods. But the dining flow is smoother and the dining room is larger and more comfortable. They have sacrificed considerable shelf shopping, an entire row - I didn't see my favorite pho packaged broth mix - but I certainly appreciated all the new tables and chairs. You still order and pay up front. There are photos for everything you might want to order, but there is something that cannot really be conveyed. I believe that the heat levels are hotter than most places. They will warn you. Believe them. So I believed it, it was still HOT, and I had to laugh. I still enjoyed it all. So my Husband got his wish and ordered the garlicky Pork Riblets. They are marinated in garlic, fried in garlic, and topped with garlic. So very very good. He also had the Chicken Wings also deep into the garlic flavor and very tender. He shared with me. Thank goodness. So I shared the always crunchy and tasty pork egg rolls. Heaven. They came with their own sauce, but there's a table up by the kitchen with the Hoisin, Sriracha, and other sauces and of course there is a spice tray. My husband had their wonderful green curry and I, the Pad Kee Mao, which was very spicy even at a (2). I wasn't keen on the noodle texture or lack of sauce. I've had many versions of Drunken Noodles and I wanted to like this this one. I love this grocery and restaurant combination. It's aromatic and fun! The locals are here and I love that big picture menu out front. Ly Foods is a special place.

A nice little hole in the wall spot, this is the most authentic Lao/ Thai restaurant I've tried so…read morefar in DFW area- and that means a lot coming from the Bay. I got the Nam Khao- delicious, savory- so good. Loved their homemade Lao sausage, the mixed cilantro, green onions. Just would like the rice to be more crispy. Pad See Ew- moist, sweet & salty. Loved the flavors and nailed it on what a good Pad See Ew should taste like. I like the idea that they sell produce and their homemade sausages on the other side of the restaurant. Can pick up some Thai basil, fresh noodles, chilis... Will definitely be back to try more of the menu!

I love supporting smaller mom and pop places…read more I bought an entree along with an appetizer to-go. The entree was good- I had gotten stir fry noodles. Reason for the 4 stars- when I was digging into my appetizer- I found a little piece of plastic wrapper it looked like- cooked into my chicken skin. I don't want to ding them as their food is good. I think the kitchen just had an oversight.

I was excited to go here after hearing all the hype, I was not disappointed. We actually got to the…read morearea a bit early & grabbed coffee close by, we arrived about 20 minutes after open & they were packed! Don't be intimated by the line though, it goes quickly & the staff has things running so smoothly... all while being super friendly & attentive. The birria Bao buns & pork belly banh mi were our choices. The bao was delicious, it held the filling well & had a good crisp to it. Banh mi, so generous in the portion, hearty to say the least. Flavor & presentation were on point for both with a perfect blend of each culture. Brightly colored decor that makes you feel like you're in another place, very inviting with a busy outgoing vibe. We definitely can't wait to go back!

Color me surprised. Before this location move, I had found them to be overhyped and a major…read moredisappointment but this move has changed them for a complete 180. It was peak lunch rush but despite our hour long stay, there was constantly a line to the door. After ordering we waited for around 15-30 minutes for our food, depending on what we got. Fortunately, my friend and I were sharing everything ordered so we got to enjoy the dishes coming out individually like a course meal before getting overwhelmed by the third plate coming out with our slow pace in eating. The steak with bao sliders were incredibly addictive to eat that we were sad to have run out of delicious vehicles to wrap the steak and toppings in. Two minor things I could critique on is being able to wipe down the tables or having an employee dedicated to bussing tables and only having 2 bathrooms that you're out of luck wanting to wash your hands if 2 customers decide to take 10 minutes to do their business.

Ordered through Uber Eats and can honestly say this is the best Thai food I've ever had. Absolutely…read moredelicious. I only wish they had a location in Austin! The herb chicken is out of this world--and that's saying something considering it was delivered and still tasted incredible. Highly recommend this place, and if they ever magically decide to open an Austin location, I'll be first in line!

I'm so confused. I got the highly rated pad see ew. The broccoli tasted like cardboard, like…read moreliteral cardboard. Chicken is dry and Mild is waaay too much (can see the spices). I really wanted to love it. It's ok despite the above and I think the flavor would be good if I could taste anything but hot spices. Noodles are plentiful and good. Huge portion for $19 so that's a plus.

We've ordered takeout/delivery from here 3 or 4 times now. We've liked everything we've ordered so…read morefar so I'll say that their food is good. It's very fast too. They don't deliver themselves but we've had all orders delivered in under 30 minutes which is great when you're really hungry. Giving 4 stars instead of 5 only because of errors and inconsistencies. They've made a mistake on every single order (eating chicken fried rice right now even though I ordered pork; last order came with extra rice instead of the extra eggs I ordered, etc.). So nothing major but it has happened on every order of food for 2 people. As far as consistency, I'm referring to things such as spice levels. I ordered a level 5 spice one time and it was decently spicy but nothing crazy. I ordered that same item another time with a spice level of 3 and could barely eat it because it felt like I was eating straight heat. The mistakes and inconsistencies haven't been enough to stop us from ordering though since we really do enjoy their food, and the portions are generous. I've been there in person once to pick up a replacement order after one of the errors b/c they don't have their own delivery drivers so there's no way to bring you the correct food order after the initial delivery. It was nice inside; appeared to be very clean with good ambiance. The girls at the counter were very nice and were quick to help get me my corrected order. I'd definitely recommend eating here but going in person may be best to ensure you get the right order.

Very disappointing food & service these last few times. Waste of money even on a side of fried rice…read morethat they manage to overcook and short on the portion size. They use to be one of my favs. Even Keith Lee hated it. Definitely won't return.