Went with a couple of friends on a weekend and had to wait around 40 minutes. My friend ordered so I'm not too sure I have the names right but based on the description on their menu I think it should match. But my favorite thing was the thom khem, the flavor of the sauce was really good and the hash brown went very well with it. I also really liked the spring rolls since the seasoning and the flavor went very well together. The other two things didn't seem too special but I also enjoyed them. read more

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Taurus Ox's Lao Burger was 100% the best burger I've ever had. It's perfectly juicy, smoky, and flavorful! We also got the Khao Poon Noodle Soup, which was delicious and had tons of spices in it. A side of sticky rice was perfect to dip in the leftover curry soup. Service was pretty slow. We only waited about 15 minutes, but two other parties before us had been waiting 40-50 minutes when we were all called together. It took around 40 minutes to get our food after we ordered. I also wish the portion sizes were just a bit bigger! Overall, super delicious food and I'll be back for the Lao Burger ;) read more

Taurus Ox - Lao Burger, Khao Poon, Side of Rice - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Went on a Friday evening and had a 45 minute wait for 2 people which I anticipated but didn't mind because the surrounding neighborhood is really cute to walk around while you wait. Got the Lao sausage entree and Lao beef jerky side to share, which both had a lot of flavor. The highlight was the mango sticky rice, which was the perfect soft, coconuty flavor with very ripe mango. I got the White Loation and my friend got the Tamarita. The white Loation was a bit strong for me personally but probably not for most people. 5/5 ambience, food, and service, I would definitely go back! read more

My friends and I went to this place for dinner before heading out to the bars in Seattle and this place was fantastic! There isn't a parking lot outside of this restaurant but there is street parking nearby. When we got there there was a bit of wait time, I believe we waited around 20-30 min before we got seated. We ordered a couple round of drinks which where all good, some of the had an Asian fusion and others did not. The menu was not extensive which was super nice for us as we didn't have to spend a lot of time looking at all the options. We ordered the papaya salad as an appetizer and while it was fresh and delicious I felt that the portion was a bit small for an appetizer. We ordered and got our food and it was so delicious, the chips that come with the lao burger where just the right balance of saltiness in my opinion. I ordered the phad lao and I really enjoyed the tanginess of the sauce paired with the peanuts. It was a refreshing dish for sure. Overall I would rate this place 4/5 because the food and drinks where phenomenal and I would come back to try another dish. But since we waited long time get seated and there where times when the waiters were busy with other folks that led us waiting at our table for service, this is why I am giving them a rating of 4/5. I would like to add that I think some of this was due to the dinner hour. So if you are ever around the area and it is not busy in Taurus Ox, would recommend giving them a try! read more

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After the fun, after the drinks, this hidden spot will be sure to satisfy your traditional Laotian cravings. The "Lao Burger" is EVERYTHING O hoped it would be! Full of flavor and even comes with 2 Pattie's and provolone cheese. YUM! The sausage!!!! Perfectly steamed and then fried for a crispy outside makes this the highlight of my meal! Perfect accompaniment to a good scoop of rice and some custom condiments provided with the order. I wish this place was a little bigger but that's what it keeps it known as a neighborhood gem. There are only a few tables and a small bar counter for seated dining. Ordering takeout is VERY POPULAR here. read more

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We were craving a burger and decided to stop by here to give things a shot. No regrets at all! Honestly, the Laos Burger was one of the best burgers that we have ever had. It was a creative spin on a traditional burger and had pickled onions and cilantro to give it a more delectable taste. Really spectacular and we recommend it if you are in the area. read more

Oh my goodness. Order the burger!!! So we got papaya salad, a burger and the sausage plate. Everything was amazing from beginning to end. Got seated quickly since we came right before the dinner rush and great service was provided through and through. The burger was so good we ordered a 2nd burger after eating everything else. read more

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A friend and I dined in outside on a chilly night. There's about 3 tables and overhead heater available in the patio outside. I got the pork belly dish and she got the noodle soup. The server was super accommodating with food allergies. Portions are on the small side for the price but the food is really flavorful. I would not expect to have any leftovers ordering an entree per person. The noodle soup had a really good broth. Containers were all compostable. While we were seated outside, a random guy sat down to drink a beer and the server came out shortly after to ask him to leave because he wasn't a customer. Towards the end of the evening, it was around 830pm, they had a canceled order and instead of reusing or throwing it away, the server came out again and just offered it to us so we got to try the chicken larb. I really enjoyed the food and service here. I look forward to trying the burger next time. I had heard good things about it. read more

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As Thai, the food here offers a super familiar flavors but not quite the same, in a good way! It was very interesting to experience what my neighboring country cuisine is like. The dishes share a lot of the same name and ingredients but their taste couldn't be more different. The Khao Soi, instead of crispy noodles and sweet curry broth, is made with thick rice noodles in clear soup that was made a little thick from the starch of the noodles with sweet pork and lots of herb. Similarly with the Papaya Salad, most of the dish was the same as the Thai version besides the salty shrimp paste; very interesting but I still prefer the Thai version :p. The Chicken Laab was basically the same as how Thais have their laab just drier because grilled chicken was used instead of boiled ground chicken. I thought the addition of crispy chicken skin was very nice. A fun little spot offering a unique cuisine in the city. Glad we dropped by! read more

Taurus Ox - Khao Soi, Chicken Laap, Papaya Salad - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My GF's family is Laotian and I have had plenty of Laotian food. I can confirm that for the Seattle area, this is as authentic as it gets! One of our friends recommended this to us which is why we decided to give it a try. We called in advance and ordered the Lao Pork Sausage with tomato jeaw, Thom Khem with sticky rice, Khao Soi Noodle Soup, and some steamed veggies. Upon arrival, the owner gave us 2 kinds of hot sauces. One was the consistency similar to Frank's hot sauce and the other was a housemade chili oil. He warned us to be careful because it was really hot (more on that later). The pork sausage was legit! Full of aromatics and is so unique. There really isn't anything else like it. The lemongrass adds such a unique flavor and when combined with the tomato jeaw it becomes a flavor bomb. The Lao version of Khao Soi is different since the broth is more clear and liquidy as opposed to the thick and creamy version typically seen at Thai restaurants. This one is great in its own way especially on cold winter nights. The winner for me was hands down the Thom Khem which is very similar to the Thai version called Kai Pa Lo. The pork belly is super tender and meaty and the sauce is loaded with rich flavor. It's so distinct and robust yet completely balanced between sweet and salty. And then when you add the chef's signature chili oil....ohhhhhh snapppp! I looooove spicy food and this is no joke! MY GF's family also makes their own chili oil which is HOT AF, so I learned to be cautious when adding this one and it was just as spicy. It was so good that I even flew it back home to CA haha! I was surprised to find such an amazing spot in Seattle and would highly recommend for people seeking to try authentic Laotian food. Unfortunately it is SUPER EXPENSIVE! Maybe it's because it is located in Cap Hill and is literally the only one in the area, but I have to admit that they do a great job! And if you love a great kick ask for the chili oil! It's FIRE! read more

Never really blew me away like people told me it would but the burger was quite good and not something that you could get somewhere else.

This review is for takeout only. It looks like there is also a small (unheated and uncovered) outdoor patio carved out of the street but when I went to pick up my order, I saw that the patio was closed. Taurus Ox has become my new favorite Asian restaurant in Seattle, serving up incredibly delicious dishes that put Laotian food on the city's culinary map. Like many below have recommended, the must-orders here are the Lao Burger and the Thom Khem! The Lao Burger is the best burger I've had in Seattle! Featuring two beef and pork smash-patties with Jeaw Bong Mayo, cilantro, cheese, taro stem and pickles, the Lao Burger is a warm and tangy hybrid between a bahn mi and your traditional All-American burger. The taro stem and cilantro added a fragrant twist! The Thom Khem is a rice dish featuring tenderly braised and caramelized pork belly with a soy-cured, hard-cooked egg. It also comes with a side of fresno chile and brussel hash. read more

Taurus Ox - Thom Keim - highly recommend! Braised & caramelized Pork belly with a soy-cured, hard-cooked egg, fresno chile, and brussel hash. - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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the burger here was truly delicious. the sausage appetizer also pretty good but pales in comparison to the burger. would definitely follow suit and recommend trying out the burger. read more

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Ordered Lao Pork Sausage and Thom Khem. Sausage was flavorful and reminded me of Thai isarn sausages. I did wish it had a little more lime zest to it. Highly recommend getting it with the regular jaew! It adds an extra flavor profile to the sausage and veggies. Thom Khem was my favorite of the two. Brussel hash browns complimented the braised pork belly pretty well. The braise had the right amount of sweetness and sauciness to it to make it really delicious! Also I am a huge fan of the pickled peppers :) Price is average. Thom Khem did give fair amount of food for the price point. For the sausage it was maybe on the pricier side. read more

Taurus Ox - Lao Pork Sausage - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Cozy spot for some flavorful food! No reservations, indoor and outdoor seating. Bathroom inside. While the food was yummy (more on that below), what really stood out was the amazing service! The staff put together a corner table for us so we could get seated then cleaned up a different table a few minutes later when those guests left so we could be in a better spot. He checked on us even though it's a casual spot and said we could take our time even though the it was near closing time. The service alone makes me want to come back! -Khao Soi noodle soup: the combination of the ground pork, fermented soybean, and the herbs made for a delicious dish, and the added crunch from the fried pork skin made it even better -Thom Khem (pork belly and rice): felt like a warm, homey dish in the best way. Also came with what looked like fried Brussel sprout pancakes -Phad Lao (rice noodles): a vegetarian friend ordered this dish and said it was yummy read more

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This place was recommended by my colleagues friend. Situated in capitola hill, it's about 2 miles away from down town. We dined here for lunch Besides the 2 buffalo hanging on the wall, place seems to have an island motif. Based on the staff recommendation, we ordered the beef jerky app. Really good. Little on the salty side but the sauce that comes in the side was amazing. Between rice beef and sauce, it was a perfect start. My colleague got the burger. It seemed like half of the restaurant ordered the burger. It was very flavorful and large in portion. It doesn't come with fries but what do you expect from Laotian restaurant Sausage entree is amazing. Texture is softer than other sausage but far more complex in flavor and complexity. Very floral due ti Lemongrass, I enjoyed the rice abs pickled vegetables. It comes with sauce that is deceptively spicy. On my first but I had way too much sauce. I wish I took pictures to share. Sorry read more

Food was absolutely amazing. Everything we got was really good, super flavorful, and well balanced. We got the sausage side (a must!), thom khem, and lao burger. Service was good! Ambience was also nice. Would be good for a date spot or a night out. read more

I ordered takeout during covid for the Thom Khem, Khao Soi, side of Lao Pork Sausage (not the entree), side of sticky rice and Jeow Bong to eat with the sticky rice. This was my first time trying Laotian food. I feel like in order to really enjoy this experience you must like lemongrass which can taste very soapy. When I tried the Lao pork sausage, that's when I learned what lemongrass tastes like and I couldn't finish it. However, my boyfriend loved it! Jeow Bong- I must say I don't quite get this however I did taste bits of pork belly in it at times which I enjoyed Khao soi- this was interesting, I liked the minced pork bites and the soup is very light. It does get a little too herby at times though so be aware of that! My boyfriend thought this was very plain though and didn't eat more than a bite. Thom khem- If you're on this page you already have read all the amazing reviews on this pork belly dish. Yes it's absolutely delicious! I think they give you a good amount of sauce that you could probably make some more rice to mix with the sauce that's left over! Next time I'll just order the thom khem but I feel like if you don't mind lemongrass and strong herby tastes then you'll definitely love this place! read more

Taurus Ox - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Best Laotian food I've had in a long time. We did family style and shared, and our fantastic server made wonderful recommendations. Everything is good, but the thing that absolutely blew my mind was the Lao Pork Sausage Plate. You might be thinking hmmm in-house sausage is usually dry and not usually a top dish, nothing to write home about...but you'd be dead wrong. Throw a party for this sausage. It's succulent and bursting with mind-boggling flavor. I also loved the Nam Khao, which used to be a sort of secret menu item but they added it to mains because everyone wants it, for good reason. Finally, you must top off the meal with mango sticky rice. I would have loved a bit more mango on it for balance, but overall, the flavors were perfection read more

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Probably the best food from my seattle trip! We visited last year at the old location because we were so excited to try an upscale lao restaurant and knew we had to come back again this year. We were surprised to see the new location but it's much larger, has table service, and is more intimate. Lao burger- I'm still drooling, everything about this burger was a 10/10. The jeow bong mayo was a stroke of genius. I loved the taro stem and pickles Beef jerky- A perfect lemograss jerky! We subbed the jeow tomato (which i'm guessing is jeow mak len?) for jeow bong which we thought paired perfectly! Lao gumbo- Not my favorite but I see the vision. I don't think I have the taste for gumbo but I'll stick to getting the side of pork sausage next time Lao sausage- Soooo good and another must try. For any socal people, it's up there with Nok's kitchen! read more

Taurus Ox - Lao Beef Jerky with jeow bong and sticky rice - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Taurus Ox is like Kedai Makan (RIP), but without the crazy 2hr line. And by this, I mean that they're both underwhelming with overly salty food. My party of two ordered: -the burger: I thought this pork/beef burger was the best thing I ate here, my dining companion was not impressed -jerky: wow it REALLY was jerky; tough, salty, hard to eat even with the rice? Didn't really get the concept here. -sausage: also salty, generous portion, fine but unremarkable? -curry: this was a newer menu item, and honestly this pumpkin(?) curry was not even as good as others that I've had at fast casual resties. Not a good selection/variety of veggies and pretty mild/bland overall. A weak curry. I don't know friends, what is there to like here? read more

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Stumbled upon this place while visiting Seattle and now I can't wait to go back! The standout dish was the Lao burger - so juicy and really unique Asian flavors. I'm already craving it again less than a week after visiting! We also tried the sausage and rice noodle dish (similar to pad Thai). The sausage had great lemongrass flavor and a slight kick that paired well with the sticky rice. The rice noodle dish was also good and had unique flavors. Also ordered the guava lemon mocktail and it was delicious! The ambiance was very lively and the restaurant is decorated nicely. I like how there's a communal table too. Can't wait to come back! read more

Taurus Ox - Lao Burger, Lao Pork Sausage Plate, rice noodle dish (forgot name) - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We've eaten twice here and each time, it gets better! Staff is nice and patient. We always take a while to order because we want to order the entire menu to try everything lol. We have ordered: Khao Soi, Lao Burger, Lao Sausage, Thom Khem, Phad Lao, and Papaya Salad. Their papaya is a must. A little saltier than what I am used to, but nothing a little rice pairing cant fix. Khao Soi is good, the chicharrons adds a nice crunch to the soup. Lao Burger is a MUST here - super juicy patties paired with a good crunch and palate cleanser from the pickled onions. Great spot for both lunch and dinner. read more

Taurus Ox - Top Left: Lao Burger Top Right: Lao Sausage Bottom Left: Papaya Salad Bottom Right: Khao Soi - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Southeast Asian cuisine is often overshadowed by Thai and Vietnamese food. So I'm always happy to try new spots featuring new countries in South East Asia. We made a reservation on a Friday evening and still had to wait a it before being seated. Waiter was friendly and attentive. We ordered a few food items and enjoyed it all. My friends had the burger which they enjoyed - looks like they used Franz buns which I was a tad disappointed with (you could see it sitting on the window). I got the stewed pork belly over rice which was delicious and the smashed Brussels was a delicious touch over it. Appetizers were good too - we had the jerkey and one of their salads. Surprised the salad was cold but it was good read more

Taurus Ox - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A lovely Laotian restaurant in the Capital Hill area near volunteer park. This was my first time eating at this restaurant after hearing a lot of good reviews and must trys. This is a perfect place for a date night or group dinner. There is no reservations for groups smaller than 6. When we got there on a Tuesday evening we waited approximately 45 minutes before getting a table. BUT IT WAS WORTH IT FOR ALL THE JAM PACK FLAVORS What we ordered: Lao Burger (10/10): I would order this again and again! The burger is so unique in flavor. I highly recommend ordering it with the taro chips. I couldn't stop eating them. Nam Khao (7/10): I have had this dish at home before. It is not the best that I have had BUT I recommend anyone who has never had Laotian or northern thai food to try this dish. I think it is a staple. It is a crispy rice dish that is very flavorful. For me was a little salty but with a few lime squeezes it was delicious!!!!! Khan Poon Noodle Soup (3/10): I did not like the flavor of this noodle soup. It was too bitter for me. I wasn't expecting the flavor of this. It wasn't my favorite. Side of Lao Sausage and Sticky rice (7/10): the sausage is a must try!! hands down a must try! read more

If you've heard about it, you've heard right - Taurus Ox has far and away the best burger in Seattle. It's definitely on the unique side which I think adds to its specialness. I've tried a number of their other mains, and they are all great, but the burger is what gives this place a 5 for me. Aside from that, I'd recommend the spring rolls, jerky, the Lao pork sausage and the thom khem. The atmosphere is on par with their food as well. read more

Came here with a group of friends on a Saturday night. Good thing we made a reservation before hand because there were definitely a number of parties waiting to get a table. The table got two Lao sausages to share. I personally wasn't too big of a fan of the sausage. There were a lot of spices and flavors going on at once. The sausage also is a bit more crumbly than what I was expecting. Very unique flavor, but just not for me. I got the Lao Burger because based on a couple of people's recommendations. I was excited to see how the burger would carry the Asian flavors, but I was a little underwhelmed. The spices in the burger were okay, but it seemed a bit dry to me. I'm a saucy gal so maybe if extra sauce (or literally any kind of sauce) was added, I would have enjoyed it more. I also agree with a couple of previous Yelpers noting that adding a side to the burger would be nice. It seemed kind of lonely with just the burger on the plate. As a meal, I think a light salad or small side would be much appreciated. To finish the dinner off, we ordered two orders of the mango sticky rice. The sticky rice had a bit too much condense milk, which made it a little too sweet for me. It also leans more on the more-liquid side of mango sticky rices. The puffed wild rice was a nice crunchy addition. read more

BEST RESTAURANT LAOS FOOD !!! I always try to go to hole in the wall restaurants. Definitely a small place to go to but it's worth the wait. read more

Taurus Ox - Upset, wanted to try this place but it wasn't open - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Lots of new good flavors! This was my first Lao food at a restaurant. Five stars for good friendly service. Five stars for flavor and uniqueness. I highly recommend going. I'll come back. Wish menu was a few items more. But what that have - they do well. 4 stars stars for easy parking around. Great new addition to the favs around Seattle area. Thanks Mike for the recommendation. read more

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My favorites from this whole spread were the pad lao and mango sticky rice by far! The pad lao noodles had great bouncy texture and flavor - the peppers were surprisingly sweet. Mango sticky rice - we really left a lot of the rice just because we were full but the crispy rice puff topping adds a great texture juxtaposition to an otherwise mushy dessert! Clever and simple. The chicken laap was ok; a nice carbless dish but a bit dry. The papaya salad was also worth getting if you're into that - had a bit more fish saucy but was refreshing The sauces are definitely worth trying. I would not order the garlicky greens again; not what I expected; don't know why I was looking forward to some seaweed there. It was a bit bitter. read more

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I COULD NEVER RECOMMEND THIS ENOUGH!!!!!!! I'm not being dramatic when I tell you the best thing I have eaten in my lifetime was the Lao Burger. Make the trip here, wait however long it takes, and try to savor every minute of the culinary delight. The service was great and so was the atmosphere, but I would eat this food in a sketchy alley off a dirty plate. Don't walk. Run!!! read more

Taurus Ox - Lao burger, this picture does no justice! - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We came here due to the high rating by Infatuation's Best Burgers in Seattle. Had to wait 45 minutes even though there were several empty tables that we brought to their attention. Long time to then get served. Lao burger failed to live up to the hype in our opinion. Double smash burger - not a lot of taste on their own. Spicy sauce - we had to have on side. Overall would not recommend. Was soo looking forward to it and we were sadly disappointed. read more

I was excited to try this place because it came highly recommended from a a foodie friend. Beautiful setting and exotic looking dishes but the taste was just okay. It's a lot of flavor that still somehow misses the mark. If you want hipster vibes and pretty looking food then it's not bad. If you want good tasting Lao food this is not the place. IMO that was Viengthong. Now that is how you do flavors that will blow your mind. Very sad they closed. read more

Taurus Ox offers Lao food in Cap Hill. I've had Lao food a couple of times and was happy to try another. I called in my order; food was ready and on time at 20 minutes later. Yay! The Food: Thom Khem, $14 - 5 Stars Braised and caramelized pork belly with a soy-cured, hard-cooked egg, Fresno chile, and brussel hash. First, this dish smells A.M.A.Z.I.N.G. Being pork belly, this is a more oily dish. The pork was very, very tender. All the items worked very well with each other. This is a must order! Phad Lao with Tofu, $14 - 3 Stars Stir fried rice noodles in a tamarind-padaek sauce, cabbage, peanuts, shredded egg, herbs with an option of tofu. I had higher hope for this dish. The seasoning and flavor didn't come through very well, and it tasted kind of bland. The tofu is additional cost. The base price is $12 +$2 for the tofu. Their menu has primarily meat dishes and just the phad lao and sides like papaya salad for the non-meat eater. I suspect meat eaters will enjoy this restaurant more. read more

Taurus Ox - Phad Lao with Tofu (+$2) - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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This was my first time having Laotian food and I enjoyed it a lot! I didn't have any pics since it was takeout and didn't look the best after transit, but it still tasted delicious. We ordered the Lao burger, Thom khem, and papaya salad. The burger surprised me with how good it was, it's unlike any burger I've ever had before. There is pork and beef in the burger, and a lot of other savory flavors that I can't really describe, a 10/10 dish for sure. The thom khem was also delicious, the pork was so soft and well-seasoned. The only thing that disappointed me was the papaya salad, it tasted very fishy rather than fresh, which I think is more authentic to Lao cuisine, but I think I'm just too used to Viet papaya salad. Overall, great food, I want to come back to dine in next time. read more

I come to seattle for work every now and then and hadnt ventured outside of downtown until my last trip. I am SO GLAD I stumbled upon this Laotian restaurant. I've never had Laos food before and was so satisfied with everything. All the food had so much flavor. The thom khem pork belly dish was my favorite. The pork was so tender and had such a good sauce the paired with the rice. The chicken dish was refreshing and sausage was nicely spiced. Loved the puffed rice with the mango sticky rice desert! They use like 4 different types of coconuts to get that flavor immersed with the rice and it isn't too sweet. read more

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got lucky with no res walk-in and got seated immediately. decor is conversation starter. food is amazing! chicken wings special was soooo tasty. their hot sauce is fire the sausage was my flavorful winner! i would have bought frozen product to take home! Big Win 10 out of 5 my phone was charging after my hike on mt rainier /paradise/ reflection lake so no pics of this amazing place. i would have gone back the next day but i didn't want anyone to think i was a weirdo. read more

We were interested in trying Laotian food so we gave Taurus Ox a try. It's located under an apartment complex on Madison St. so there isn't a lot of parking around the area. If you place an order online, they advise you to park in the 7-11 across the street for pickup. The restaurant has a casual vibe with counter service. There's a few tables inside and a covered outdoor seating as well. We ordered the Lao burger and Khao Soi to share. We both really enjoyed the Lao burger since the flavors worked really well together and it was something we've never had before. It comes with two beef/pork smash patties with a mayo sauce, cheese, pickles and taro root. The Khao Soi had a fermented bean sauce with pork and aromatics on top including mint, green onion and cilantro. Despite all the ingredients, I thought the dish overall could have been more flavorful. The rest of the menu looked intriguing so I would definitely come back to try their other dishes! read more

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First time eating Laotian food. This is a nice spot for lunch- Tried the very large tasty chicken noodle soup and the lettuce chicken wrap. There are ample portions. We also liked the Iced Tea and their selection of beers on tap. Very kind staff took good care of us. Try it! read more

So I see all this rave for this Lao burger from Taurus Ox, and given that I LOVE my burgers, I had to give this a try. Haven't had a really solid burger since moving here, so I'm ready to start my culinary excursion here. I got the Lao burger and my wife got the Pham Lao with chicken. That Lao burger. Easily the highlight of dinner. It was such a unique concept and it was so good. Great flair on a burger! It was like an amazing mix of a Bahn Mi and an American burger. I was immediately craving another one. So why the 4 stars? I just wished that it came with some side, like a side of fries. Or sausages. Or just something. It felt pretty empty eating by itself for such a high price point. Throw in some fries or something Laotian and this would easily be a perfect score for me! read more