I love Thai food and just discovered Sanouk's. They have been open 3 years. I ordered the chicken…read moreDrunken Noodles and it was outstanding. Perfectly cooked noodles and chicken, flavorful, simply delicious, Decor and ambience are beautiful. Friendly attentive service. Lots of off street parking. I had a delightful discussion with the chef, Nouk. Since I prepare Thai food myself, we had a lively discussion about making laab and papaya salad. If you love Thai food, run don't walk to Sanouks.. highly recommended. Having discovered it, I will dine at Nouks whenever I get the opportunity presents itself. Yum!

So let's start with the good.. Was greeted by the owner who sat us all down on Thursday evening for…read moredinner. I was looking forward to the experience but there were some hiccups. We all gos our drinks and placed our orders in and my daughter and mother in law got their food. Papaya salad and chicken skin. The chicken skin was amazing especially with the sauce. Really enjoyed the sticky rice which looks hard but isn't. I ordered the Pad Kra Pao with pork but Pho came in and I told them we didn't ordered that. Then an order of crab Rangoons came which we didn't order and we list let it sit on our table and about 10 min went by and we decided to eat it since I was getting hungry. I sat there for about an hour waiting for my food then the owner came out to show me what she wrote down and we crossed everything off that came then she said it would be coming out. Another 20 min pass and they deliver my food which was wrong again lol... I laughed it off because I know they're trying but I didn't send it back since I was getting hangry. All the food was great, they just need to get a better system from taking orders and getting those orders to the chef and brining the items to the correct table. To top it off, she gave us our recipe and that was all wrong as well. Like I said the food is amazing just getting what you ordered was the hard part. I hope to give this place a try but not sure yet.

This is one of the first places we tried when we moved here, and is stil one of our favorites. They…read morehave the old standby Thai dishes, but the real ticket are the Laotian dishes. The Laotian curry noodle soup, all the larbs and larb adjacent dishes, the tapioca balls etc are fantastic and unique. If you like spicy, they do it for real here. I can eat almost anything and normally order maximum heat level wherever I go, but 4/5 is all I'm willing to go here. It's the real deal. They even sell their own home made chile powders and sauces (cash only for the condiments). They have a full bar, and the service is friendly. Looks like a family run place with the younger people in the front of the house and a kitchen full of grandmotherly women. As it should be.

My sister in law recommended that we tried this place for dinner. I'm always down to eat Cambodian,…read moreThai, Laos food. Restaurant felt like a local neighborhood spot for local families to come in and have dinner. About 9-10 tables. I called ahead and informed them that we had a party of 7-8 coming in. The front desk guy was super cool! Great customer service. He accommodated us and things were set up quick. He said over the phone he would take care of us and he did. Appreciate you! Food 4/5 - it was my first time having Nam Khao at a restaurant. Other previous times have been home made. I'm not sure how I feel about paying $19 for this dish lol it was a good portion but a little hefty. The wings were good but I still prefer Simply Khmer. My wife had pad thai and requested it to be extra spicy. In our experience at other restaurants, when you ask for spicy, it's never spicy. Lanxang does it spicy and we quickly figure that out lol it still packed a good punch of flavor! Overall, I would come back to try their other dishes. I want to try their papaya salad and boat noodle soup. Will definitely come back!

Four of us each ordered a different dish for dining in. We were all very pleased with our…read moreselections. The vegetables were cooked to crisp perfection; noodles had just the right balance of soft and firm; the sauces had a pleasing consistency in each case, and each one was richly flavored but not at all overwhelming. Service was also very attentive and welcoming. Will definitely go again.

Well, I went here a long time ago when the location was "The King & Thai". It was only ok then…read more REVISITED UPDATED REVIEW: This restaurant is new, it looks better from what it was. It's small, probably 8 tables inside. The service is great & I was impressed with how clean it was. My cousin Cindy & I went in here for lunch. It was pretty empty, so I thought maybe the food would be only mediocre, I was wrong! From the start, our Tom Kar Gai was heaven! I also enjoyed my Thai iced tea. Next we ordered Massaman curry with chicken & I ordered Pad See Ew with Beef. It was delicious! I was a used to it being a little sweeter, perhaps a regional thing though. We had to take so much home! The portions were pretty good & enough to enjoy for another meal!

A new addition to my rotation of go tos…read more We honestly went here because we wanted to get food in Lowell but every other restaurant was closed by 8pm and this was the only one open after 8. And I am so glad we did! The menu carries a smaller variety than others in the area but the ones they do, they seem to make them well. We got the fried pompano and the crying Thaiger steak. The fried pompano came with a sauce that was so good that we asked for extra. It was spicy but not too much and thick and went perfectly with the fish. We even put some on the steak just cause and it went well with it. Ended up packing some sauce to bring home lol Plenty of street parking in the area so that's another plus. Lastly, the prices are very fair for this economy and this level of deliciousness. And the server is so funny and personable!

Food was delicious and super fresh...loved the friendly atmosphere. The owner Chris and his buddy…read morewere very welcoming. First time here and it definitely won't be the last.

Work down the street, and finally gave this place a try. Taro Bubble Tea was delicious and their…read moreNime Chow was 10/10. They have a cute sitting area surrounded by plants, a whole vibe!

Stopped in for the first time since this restaurant opened back in May. It was very clean and I was…read moregreeted by everyone with a warm welcome. I ordered the mango sticky rice dessert and it was incredible! Fresh mango and a sweet sticky coconut rice...just like the name. The only reason that I didn't give it 5 stars is that I was really hoping for more vegetarian options, like a banh mi with tofu or summer rolls without the chicken or shrimp. I'm so excited to have such a great Thai & Lao food place around the corner and love to support Mom & Pop restaurants like this. I wish them continued success and hopefully Woonsocket will support them! We really need great places like this one on Main Street.

Great food. Clearly family run and many homemade ingredients. Everything we had was excellent…read more Chicken soup with the homemade noodles were excellent. Felt like we were eating at a friends house. Had the drunken noddle, pad Thai, fresh spring rolls and beef jerky. I would get it all again.

My favorite place to get noodle dishes!…read more I love their: -pad Thai: this place makes their pad Thai very balanced. Not too sweet, not too salty, just perfect. I also like that their pad Thai isn't wet, I prefer mine on the dry side. -pad see ew: delicious flat noodles with lots of veggies and protein. One of the best tasting ones in Lowell!! -chicken wings: crispy fried chicken, who doesn't love chicken wings? I love how they have such a distinctive taste that's different from Chinese chicken wings or American chicken wings. A must order every time. Service is generally good (sometimes the person who picks up the phone is a little snippy) but the food is great

The food was fine, not much shrimp in the pad thai, but the chicken in the pad thai was acceptable,…read morethey don't deliver or use any kind of food delivery. I had to pick- up. The rolls were tasty but wish they were a little crispier. The portions were acceptable and appeared to used fresh ingredients. The atmosphere is a bit eclectic or should I say strangestrange

Zabb Elee delivers straight-up fire when it comes to Lao cuisine. The laab and tum pu (Lao papaya…read moresalad)-- absolutely showstoppers. Both dishes nailed that perfect balance of heat, and freshness that defines real Lao flavor -- bold, spicy, and not watered down for the masses. Respect. The laab was packed with herbs, lime, and just the right kick -- you could taste the authenticity in every bite. The tum pu came through with that fermented crab funk and chili heat that hits just right if you know what you're getting into. This is not your average Thai or Lao-style som tum -- this is the real deal. Sticky rice came in a solid portion, perfectly steamed and ready to scoop up all the flavor. Honestly, those three items alone make the trip worth it. Other items were on the sweeter side if you like sweet(er) flavors. That said, if you're craving legit Lao flavor, Zabb Elee is a must.

Absolutely loved the papaya salad, simple and delicious. The crying tiger sauce was excellent and…read morethe steak was cooked perfectly. Everything was so good I got some banh mi to go. Highly recommend

I enjoyed the food, service and ambiance. My red curry was good and so was the thai tea.read more

From being on my "must visit" list, to eight months later, finally making my way into the…read morerestaurant. I had done some research and knew it was a small space so I was praying there would be enough open tables. When we talked in, there were about 3 tables open. It took a bit to get seated since the host/ server was busy getting together online orders and bringing out food to other customers. But after a couple minutes, we were allowed to pick our own table. They have 3 two person tables to the left, on an elevated platform. To the far front of the space, there were two booths which could easily fit 4 people each. To the right there were 3 tables for 4-5 people each. We went with the bigger table, but moved after a couple minutes to another table for a more private setting. For an appetizer, we put in an order of crab rangoons. As my entrée, I ordered the Khao Soi with seafood and my friend ordered the beef salad which comes with sticky rice. The crab rangoons came out after about 10 minutes. They looked crispy, and were wrapped in a cute, round way. The filling wasn't as creamy as I wish it would be, but it did taste a bit healthier than regular Chinese take out. The entress came out after about another 10 minutes. My Khao Soi came out with a big bowl, with some lime and peanuts on the side. I asked for more lime and cilantro on the side. The broth was a very vibrant color, creamy, sweet, a little tangy from the lime, and because of the cilantro had a fresh and clean flavor. I loved the combination of all the flavors, and it reminded me of a curry. The noodles were soft, but not falling apart and there was a good amount of it. There was plenty of seafood including calamari, shrimp, and mussels. The calamari was a little tough but the other items were good. I loved the crispy shallots on top as they provided an additional sweet but savory element. I finished the entire thing. My friend's salad was good. It was simple in that it was salads and herbs with minced meat but it tasted good. The sticky rice came in a ball wrapped in aluminum foil, and then put into their authentic little basket so it was full to pull apart. They do have a dessert menu and we were offered some, but I had no space. It seemed like the server was handling a lot at once so kudos to him and the small but mighty team in the back cooking everything up. I would be interested in trying other items on their menu.

I love this restaurant. The food has always been excellent and the prices are reasonable…read more Five of us went for dinner recently and we got a few items to share, here are my impressions of the experience. - Spring rolls. Crispy and light. Small but packed with flavor, an order had 5 of them. It came with a dipping sauce. - Chicken wings. Not big but well done. They came with a sweet and sour sauce. An order had 6 of them. - Garlic green beans. Delicious. Lots of flavor and nice texture and bite. The favorite of the table that night. - Brussel sprouts. Not a large portion. Lightly fried. - Pad Thai with chicken. Light and well prepared, all sauces and flavors melded together nicely. - Fried rice with pork. Light and delicious. Good portion to share among all of us. The restaurant does not take reservations and because there are less than 10 tables in the entire place, sometimes wait times can be a bit long. Many people do take out or DoorDash. Still, it's worth it. Laotian / Thai food at its best in Providence.

I never try thai cuisine in Massachusetts. Coz we have so many Thai restaurants in New York City…read more But this time I chose White Thai cuisine in Lunenburg , MA coz I don't want to eat American food. This restaurant surprisingly good. The food was amazing, especially the coconut chicken soup. It is so flavorful and the chicken is so tender and juicy. The Wun Sen salad was my first time try. It came out good. The service was excellent. I will visit this restaurant again if I go to MA again.

I was a fairly loyal Bangkok Hill customer. After changing hands we were all assured the food was…read moreunchanged. I tried it.... got my usual chicken krapow. What I received was an abomination to what it once was. 90 percent breaded tiny pieces of fried chicken (it was ground chicken before), minimal sauce and maybe one basil leaf or carrot. I was so disappointed I have not been back in years. Bummer..... I always drive by their empty parking lot wondering if they'll make it.