So good! The menu is extensive with mostly Thai and Vietnamese dishes. They offer a variety of…read morenoodle entrees and everything is cooked to order. I love that most of their menu items have pictures to give you an idea of what your meal would look like. Especially because sometimes it can be scary ordering anything in a foreign language since you don't know what to expect. I would suggest the fried wontons and paper wrapped shrimp for appetizers. As far as what to order for your main, you pretty much can't go wrong with any choice the menu has to offer. I deducted a star because they don't have hot mustard and also because their chinese menu is extremely limited... my quest to find a go-to Americanized, cheap, Chinese place here continues.

One of the best places in Arkansas to get Asian food. Definitely a hidden gem, I've been here a…read morecouple of times so I've been waiting to do a review just because I wanted to try other items on their menu. The other times I've gone Ive only ordered a noodle dish, pad kee maow to be specific and that was good as well. Their panang curry is so good we have to get it every time we go there. Their papaya salads are refreshing, I've had their Lao & Thai style with a side of sticky rice. I personally like the Thai version because it is a little sweet and you don't get that much of a fish taste to it but their Lao style is also good too, it's more on the fishier end but flavor is still there, both are good, I get 2 stars for the spiciness and you can def taste the heat on the first bite, their sticky rice pairs very well with it. Their pho was good too, but the broth was a little sweet to me, I think they use pork meatballs and I don't eat pork, my niece ordered the dish and she likes it so I just tasted it from her. The pho tom yum was very flavorful, I've never had pho tom yum before so I can't compare it to anything but it was good and I did finish it. I usually get the tom yum soup with rice on the side but nonetheless it was yummy. We also ordered chicken fried rice (not pictured) and it was delicious, their pineapple fried rice is also a great option. Service is wonderful, they kept checking on us to see if everything was to our liking and the manager gave us coffee cake that he made and it was delicious! The restaurant is very clean and they play good music, it's a vibe in there! Definitely a place to check out if you're in the area!

Fried rice is not for me - at least at this joint. I've tried it - but the eclectic service wasn't…read moreto my liking.

This place was great untill the 2 new hires they want to turn customers away bc of they want to go…read morehome walked in at 731 and was told to go when they closed at 8 wth this needs to be addressed im fuming

Noticed that in this town of Arkansas there are quite a few small businesses. This place was a…read morehidden gem. You're lucky to get a table in there because it's tiny. They have a variety on their menu! Back in Texas I've always wanted to try Papaya Salad luckily I got to try it here for the first time. My plate consisted of papaya salad, wings, and sticky rice. Wings cooked to perfection, great crunch simple no sauce mixed in. I dipped the wings in a chili not spicy whatsoever. The papaya salad you had the option to choose the Lao or Thai style: I went with the Lao style which had shrimp paste a little more pungent. Loved it, it was refreshing and spicy to my likings. I was able to choose how many peppers to add. Two peppers were enough for me, not crazy spicy just enough for me. Definitely worth for what you pay for because there portions were HUGE. Volcano chicken was great, not too spicy and had a sauce with different chilies. The Pad Kee Mao had so much flavor to it. I ordered a combination which had chicken, beef, pork, and shrimp. Loved the thick noodles, bunch of veggies to which is a great balance. Topped it off with some sriracha for some extra kick. Overall, I could tell this place made the food with love. Our waitress was super nice and helpful! In the future once I'm back in this area I'd love to try more off their menu.

Three tables inside and a corresponding number of parking spots outside. Fortunately, most of the…read morebusiness is to go. You can probably snag a table if you are a little early or a little late, missing the 12 o'clock diners. As far as the parking, just try to squeeze in somewhere. You may have to park across the street. Don't be discouraged, you have to eat here. The food is fantastic! Starting with ...... The best egg drop soup I have ever had anywhere! Bright, freshly made, a noticeable egg yok flavor, smooth, filled with strands of egg white. Big crispy wonton strips on the side provide a satisfying crunch. Mouthwatering deliciousness! I got the Orange Chicken lunch special. A plate full of fried chicken breast chunks, bathed in sauce that was orange in color and very orange in flavor. Fried rice and a good egg roll. It was great. My wife got the winning meal; Ultimate Fried Rice. And Ultimate it was. Fried rice with big shrimp, chicken, beef and pork. I tasted of each of the meats. The beef and the pork were my favorites. My wife liked the shrimp. I thought the beef was delicious. Very nice lean cuts of beef, with a flavor like home made pot roast. The pork was of equal quality. The Ultimate Fried Rice is recommended. Ft Smith has many fine Asian restaurants. Asian Kitchen Express was recognized a few years ago as one of the top Asian carry out restaurants. Whether you eat in or grab food to go from this very small shop, it is one of the best in Ft Smith. Friendly service and great food.

The sandwiches are GENEROUS and tasty. It is a food truck at the bakery district. However, don't…read moreexpect any baked items. The "side" is limited to an array of individual potato chips. The beverages are canned. The service is pretty prompt and all sandwiches are made to order. The ambiance is the common seating area at the bakery district. If I'm in the area and hungry, I would return.

Best sandwiches in Fort Smith. They serve cost or toasted. Poke bowls are a frequent addition to…read morethe menu. The location allows for covered seating or enjoy setting in the sun.

I was surprised to find a Thai/Lao fusion restaurant at Fort Smith, AR. We were in town for…read morebusiness and decided to stop by to give it a try. It was not crowded with patrons since they have lots of takeout ordered. I ordered Lao noodle soup that has noodles made from tapioca flour. It is similar to pho but in Lao's style. It has a unique texture and kind of chewy. My coworker tried his first Thai Ice Tea here and loves it.

We enjoyed the food here very much ! They have Thai,…read moreChinese and pho so everyone gets something they like and it was all good ! We had chicken satay - very good flavor and excellent peanut sauce Garlic edamame - perfect Pho - if hit the spot! Pad sew ew - delicious Veggie egg rolls - very crispy and good taste Pineapple fried rice with tofu - great! Tom yum soup - great Pan fried noodles - what a huge portion and so flavorful Overall we were very happy to find Sab Fried Rice while we were visiting Fort Smith. It was nice to have Asian food that we like in an area that we wouldn't expect it to be Thank you !

Not a Cuban. Well, Not a good Cuban. The restaurant has…read morebeen chosen by their customers as a top choice for Brunch and Sandwiches. Recognition from the Democrat Gazette 2024, for best in the "River Valley," is proudly on display at the front counter. I cannot argue with that. But what I will say is their "Cuban Sandwich" needs help. Before I wander down the rabbit hole with a descriptive analysis of the sandwich, let me get the salad out of the way. My wife ordered the small Cobb Salad. Decent, fresh, no complaints. I have eaten a few Cuban sandwiches. One of my favorites. A bait that will lure me into any deli. There are minimum requirements. A Cuban must have mustard! A liberal dousing of YELLOW mustard. An essential condiment. Without it, it is nothing more than a bland pork sandwich. No bright yellow stain to be found between the ciabatta. It did have a little deli mustard. Not a suitable substitute. At the counter, the very nice young lady gave me a couple of packets of plain yellow mustard. Needs more, but this is a start. Between the bread, lots of meat; ham, pulled roast pork, and pickles. The roast pork was a little dry. First bite; something does not taste quite right. An unmistakable old grease flavor on the ciabatta. My best guess as to the cause; the panini press needs a good cleaning. It is a nice, attractive deli, with great service. Order something other than a Cuban Sandwich and something that is not pressed.

Stopped in for a quick breakfast and enjoyed it very much. It wasn't busy so service was quick and…read morefood came out fast. Everything was delicious. The place was very clean and I enjoyed the decor. Noticed they had take and bake frozen options that seemed pretty cool.

Drive thru comes with a 10min wait, call ahead for pickup and pay…read more $13 for one pulled pork sandwich no sides and no drink. I moved from Nashville TN little over a year ago it's $6.75 for a pulled pork sandwich at Edleys that's not including military discount of 25%. And the median income is 107k where fort smith is 26k. Pulled pork was cooked right just dried out Sauce taste like ketchup with a dash of vinegar and a sprinkle of sugar and black pepper I plan to try inside dining once before I check this place off the list, possibly my order was rung up incorrectly and possibly they have some sauces that taste like bbq inside. Will definitely update on my inside experience

Friendly service great food serve fast one of the best pulled pork sandwiches I've ever had and…read morethat tamale appetizer is just Yum. Plus, they have veggies other than just slaw so I can have a real meal here.

Delicious. Fresh. Plentiful. Attentive. Food was awesome…read more Service was excellent. Expensive? A little but you are getting as much fresh food as you can eat!

I'm glad there is a hot pot/bbq place in Fort Smith. I like how there is no rush to finish, only a…read morefee if there are leftovers. The sauce bar is plentiful of ingredients, so you can make a sauce to taste. Because of these factors, I leave with a full belly. I would say eating here is a bit pricey for the amount of options and limits they have, but it's a nice place to eat with friends or family. It would be nice if the octopus/calamari was served unseasoned and for all of the ingredients to be interchangeable for hotpot or bbq. I feel like this limit causes people to be less open to purchasing one option over the other, or could pose as a deal breaker -- sometimes I end up not going because I'm in the mood for octopus in soup. Other comments: I also think it's out of the ordinary for octopus to be grilled over being boiled in Asian cuisine, but this can be an unpopular opinion of mine. Also when ordering a serving of tofu, I only get 3-4 small tofu blocks. Only a minor inconvenience. Service is fast and friendly, and it's nice how proactive the servers are.