Finally took the dreadful RI syndrome drive and made it out to Woony! A friend visiting never had…read moreLao food before and we didn't want Lao food around home. So, a roadtrip we took! We got here an hour before closing and I felt kinda bad but the owner didn't mind. I was skeptical at first bc it was dead, DARK, and dull. Felt like I was walking into someone's depressing living room. HOWEVER! The owner was sweet! Our drinks came out fast and we knew exactly what to order right away. We ordered few apps first to make sure the food was good... beef jerky, wings, and sticky rice. So far so good...so we ordered the rest. Lahp deep (no tripe), papaya salad (their medium is pretty spicy), combo drunken noodles, and fried sea bass. Every. Thing. Was. DeeefreakinLicious! Why did I hold off for so long? I can't wait to go back and try their kowpiak, pho, and everything else! Almost forgot to mention, the papaya salad was still delicious eaten at home after a handful of days!

I came here before a show with my mom. We wanted a quick bite to eat and this was perfect! For…read morestarters the wine was $5! Our server was really fast and she understood that everyone there was for a show and she made sure we all made it with no stress. There was so much to pick from, I really struggled. I wanted to eat more. Nothing was overly salty or oily, and they did the spice right! We got the drunken noodle with tofu, and it was spicy and delicious! The tofu was cooked really well too. We also did a string bean in a curry sauce but it wasn't the traditional curry, they took the red curry paste and cooked it in the paste, YUM!!!!!!!!! And then we did a steamed veggie dish with shrimp in a peanut sauce. Everything was so good and affordable!

Was looking for a Thai spot in the area and this popped up - I realized this was a location that…read morehas turned over a few times if I remember correctly but reviews looked good enough to say let's go here for dinner. Plenty of parking in the lot and the space had a good amount of tables. The waitress was very friendly and welcoming. The only weird thing was there was a whole wing of the restaurant that had cornhole boards set up - it takes away a bit of the ambiance, I think it might be better if that room was closed off to separate dining from leisure but no one was really playing except for a few kids so it wasn't bothersome. We ordered the Kana Moo Grab (pork belly with Chinese broccoli), Chicken Pad Thai, a wonton soup and a side of sticky rice. We enjoyed everything! Food came out fast and hot and was delicious! There wasn't too much foot traffic, a few other tables and takeout orders only. Would def return here to try other options!

Stopped in for a lunch carry out. They had some corn hole bags on the unfinished half of the space…read morefor the kids to toss around while we waited, which was nice. The proprietor was kind and attentive. Told us which dishes were ideally suited for no spice for the littles. She also let us know about a community event a block down. Hot basil stir fry had reasonable spice (which is to say that it actually had some bite). We also got tamarind duck and a beef stir fry with no spice... Flavors seemed a bit americanized, which isnt our cup of tea.

Little place in Tolouse, only 5 tables, good food, nice service, the cook is very kind and…read moreattentive. More than reasonable prices. We ordered the: nems épinards et 3 fromages, le porc haché, le keng ped de boeuf and the Pad Krapao de poulet. 44€. Don't worry about the level of hotness, they adjust it to your liking!!

Thai Chada amazes every time I go there. Always high quality, friendly service, and reasonable…read moreprices. Conveniently located in a small strip mall, my significant other stopped by for a quick dinner. The staff are always friendly and I'm pretty sure they're starting to recognize us. We ordered the drunken noodles, fried wontons, and a papaya salad. However, we've had many other dishes such as the pad Thai, red curry, fried rice, squash curry, and tempura vegetables. All have been great! Last night the drunken noodles with beef were cooked perfectly and bursted with flavor. The fried wontons were fried to perfection and had a generous amount of sauce. The salad was also a show stopper. If you're in the area I definitely recommend trying out Thai Chada- it's definitely one of the best restaurants around!

Authentic and really fresh Thai/Vietnamese fare in Woonsocket!! Great service. They don't rush…read moreyou! Everything was amazing! One downside: no alcohol...which kept the price down substancially!

It was a friend's birthday that I happened to mention.... In explanation for the bottle of Cava we…read morebrought (Zap has no liquor license) The lovely woman who waited on us brought waters, wine glasses and ice No corkage here! We got fresh rolls- to rival Vohn's (another favorite SE Asian place of mine) and super crispy wings with sweet spicy sauce. They hit the spot we were looking for. Drunken noodles with tofu were full of nicely cooked veggies and love those dense fat rice noodles and I don't remember tasting my companions Pad Thai ( the Cava!) but he said it was tasty. We requested boxes to schlep the leftovers home And surprise! The kitchen staff, all three of them, came out with a baked Alaska with a candle on top, singing happy birthday! We were so delighted with their very good food and generosity. Heartfelt recommendation

Service was good,atmosphere was okay but our drinks were watery and 3 out of 4 of us liked our…read morefood. Will not return.

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

Been eating at Vohns since they had their original location. This newer spot that they've moved to…read morelooks great. It's brighter and a lot of sitting. Menu are now QR code but you can ask for a paper menu if you needed. Got some new things to try as well as some old favorite: - Laos sausage - get it with sticky rice. There's spicy and non-spicy. Both tastes great - they got a noodle version that's a thick udon like similar to banh canh in Vietnam which is great. - asparagus in snow and fried vegetables are also a great treat. But I prefer the asparagus as the fried veggies feel more oily. - duck curry was also really good, we ask for banh mi to eat with curry and was accommodated - nem nuong was also an epic dish, with tons of veggies to eat along Service is ok, they try their best. I asked for Thai ice tea without the cream - because I just want tea and they were not able to make it, it's very sweet

From the second you walk up to Vohns you know it's going to be magical. Literally, the architecture…read morehere is impressive. Vohns is easily one of the best spots to eat in Bellingham. I work down the street and have been coming here for years. Honestly can't believe why it's taken me so long to write this review. I've had a variety of dishes on the menu from pad Thai, curries, anything you can think of. It all tastes amazing. The prices here are impeccable as well. Where else can you find full dishes for dinner that comes with rice for only $15? Their Thai tea and limeade are also impressive. Vohns staff also are very kind, accommodating, and offer prompt service. I've never met the manager but I've seen him interact well with other guests. This is definitely a must try restaurant!

Absolutely love this place! Just tried it the other day. Was happy to that slop factory wise guys…read moredeli was out of there. The duck is phenomenal! So is the sticky rice. Probably going to have it again this weekend!

If you enjoy this type of Asian food, I can't recommend this place enough. They are the original…read moreowners of Champa on the East Side of Providence. The thing that separates this place from others is that everything tastes like you've been invited to an Asian grandmothers kitchen. The dumplings, rangoon and shumai are made by hand from scratch. It makes a big difference in freshness and quality. Things like the chili oil are made in-house. The Tom Yum soup is great and they don't skimp. Every spoon will have protein, tomato and/or mushroom. I'm a fan of the noodle dishes like the drunken noodle and pad thai. You can customize the spice level, so you can tame it down or get it extra spicy like me but you aren't forced to deal with it. If you're in the area, or enjoy trying traveling a little to try delicious food, give this literal mom and pop location a try. You won't be disappointed.

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.

Happy to have Sticky Rice express on Main Street! We're big bahn mi fans, and they were really good…read morehere! We'll be back to try the options in the steam table - everything looks fantastic! Boba was well-done. Service was friendly and fast. They've done a nice job decorating and it feels comfortable.

Family Kitchen is a small neighborhood Laotian/Thai eatery in Woonsocket, located behind M&L Mini…read moreMart at Florida and Elm Streets, formerly Mia Kitchen/Mom's Home Cooking. The place is very cozy which has 3 tables for dining in and the order/takeout counter. They offer online ordering and DoorDash delivery. The food menu offerings includes a selection of appetizers, soups, salads, fried rice, noodle dishes, stir fried dishes, curry dishes, desserts, bubble tea, Thai iced drinks, and soda. Recently, I placed an online order for the S8. Pad Macaroni ($14 plus tax) and A16. Bang Kok Ravioli ($8.75 plus tax). I arrived early before pickup time and took a seat near the counter. The owner brought out ice water as I waited for my order. My food was all set to go in about 10 minutes. The Pad Macaroni was comprised of soft cooked elbow macaroni, tomatoes, peppers, onions, scallions firm shrimp with tails & spices in a very sweet tomato sauce (like ketchup). The 8 Bang Kok Raviolis were firm deep fried pork dumplings with a soy sauce dipping sauce. The food here was delish and filling to eat. For next time, I would order things on their menu such as the seafood fried rice and the beef pho soup.

Closest Asian restaurant to us in Wrentham. Usually consistent - not great, just palatable and…read moresometimes just okay. We have been going here since 2011. Stopped in for takeout to celebrate our wedding anniversary and were too tired to go out somewhere. That was a mistake. We ordered five dishes, and the chicken moo shi and the chicken lo mein were the only items in the good range. Worst dish was the spicy crispy pork chop, which must have been refried a few times. Consistency was like jerky, tough, chewy to the point of having to pull the piece while in your teeth. Spicy, but after a piece we did not eat more. The general gao's chicken had too much batter on it making the pieces like chewy tootsie rolls. Last was beef and broccoli, which was okay, beef was a bit chewy and the veg was okay. Wife thinks new management or new chef, as these dishes we have curated as their best, after suffering through some not good dishes. Restaurant business is hard, proteins are expensive, now vegetables are expensive and inconsistent in pricing due to tariffs, transport costs. May have to forgo this place in the future and look to drive towards Quincy where competition makes for better restaurants.

I get takeout from here often, but tonight, 9/4, my Szechwan chicken was stellar! Compliments to…read morethe chef.