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    Thai Central Cuisine

    4.3 (201 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Noodles, Soup
    Open 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Carlo G.

    Solid and polished Thai restaurant in Thai town with a wide variety of traditional dishes. My friend and I shared: - Spicy Curry Catfish: This was good and flavorful. We got it at medium heat which was already pretty spicy. I wish there were more tender and succulent pieces, most of the pieces were cooked well-done. - Crispy Pork: This reminded me of chicharron and it was good, but I wish it wasn't so dry. Would've liked if their meat was succulent and juicy. The dipping sauce was good though, but pretty spicy. We also got these dishes with a medium rice which was a good portion size for 2 people. The interior was clean and nicely decorated. The service was generally good, although a bit understaffed. For parking, there is a paid lot outside, but can be free at times. Overall, a generally good Thai restaurant but nothing mind-blowing that stands out from other Thai restaurants.

    Moo ping
    Momo G.

    Had the Moo Ping bbq pork skewers and Tom Yum soup and they were both delicious love the acidity in the sauce and soup. Thai tea was also bomb. Reasonable prices. 10/10

    Chalalai M.

    Stumbled upon this Thai Food joint today and decided to try some of their dishes. First of, the decor is beautiful and reminded me of Thailand. The service was great, friendly and polite. I ordered 3 dishes; Fried mackerel with chili dipping sauce and veggies, Pork blood soup, and Somtum with sticky rice. The food overall tasted good. I appreciate that they have variety of Thai food on the menu. I think what stand out about this place is that they are selling authentic Thai food but even if you are not super familiar with it, you will still find dishes that you can enjoy. I would definitely go back and try some other dishes.

    Alice Q.

    Boo was our server she was so nice said take your time ordering. Everything we ordered was delicious. The shrimp soup was flavorful but a little too salty for me i just added some water. The pad thai was good my favorite was the crying tiger beef! It was tender and i liked all the greens. We got some minced pork it came with white rice. My friend joyed his thai iced tea. We came early at 10:30am not crowded midweek...i plan to go back and try more items from their menu. Oh their condiments on the table looked pristine soooo clean here.

    Chicken drunken noodle
    Truman W.

    Came for brunch after hiking in Griffith Park. Very good chive cake and Tom Yom seafood soup. The drunken noodle was too soft and broken up but had good flavor. Loved the large assortment of hot sauces and condiments on the table. Next time will try other places in the plaza (Thai gelato, crispy pork, and a Taiwanese boba shop!)

    Pad Thai
    Jonathan C.

    I really enjoyed coming here for dinner! The interior is modern and comfortable - most of the tables were filled. Staff are very friendly and got us started right away - I loved their pad thai here - it comes with fried egg on top, and the noodles were perfectly cooked and flavorful. I also really enjoyed the drunken noodles with crispy tofu - it was the perfect amount of spice! The curry was delicious as well. It's located in a plaza with several thai restaurants - I'm glad we chose this one!

    Susan H.

    I like this place! Granted, I've never tried the other Thai places in this plaza, but each time I've dined here I've been satisfied. The service is prompt and friendly enough. We've ordered the sausage, pad see ew, drunken noodles, pad gra pow, and the thai coffee here before. My only gripe is that I think the rice noodles for the drunken noodles was a little soft for my preference, but the flavor was good. The thai coffee was sweet and strong, and the sausages I liked more than I thought I would tbh. Very good! My favorite thing about this place is that when you ask for extra spices, they give you a little bit of everything they have in small togo sauce containers. And I dump everything in my food. And let me tell you, there was one of them, I couldn't tell which, but it was spicy!! And that's how I love my food. The bathrooms are single bathrooms (men and women), the inside is spacious and the workers work hard. Don't forget to visit the Thai snack store next door, too!

    Mango Sticky Rice
    Robert F.

    Thai Central in Thai Town is so good it's no surprise it's rated so highly. Hands down, they've got the best catfish I've ever had--crispy, flavorful, and just next-level. The service is always attentive and kind, but the food really steals the show. We went all in and tried the beef pad see ew, fried fish, spicy catfish, fried rice, chicken satay, Thai iced tea, and mango sticky rice. Every single dish hit, no misses. Come hungry, because the portions are generous and the flavors are bold. This isn't one of those spots where you leave wishing you'd ordered something else--it's all solid. This has officially become my go-to Thai spot in Hollywood--I'm here 3-5 times a month. It's that good. If you're looking for flavorful, authentic dishes with great service, this is the place. Total must-try.

    Holy basil. Way too oily and too much basil.
    Vanessa G.

    Ordered takeout from here. This wasn't bad but this also wasn't good enough to revisit. Holy Basil - way too much oil. Like old oil too. There were pieces of chunky basil in every bite. Not really ya girls THANG! Chinese Broccoli w/ beef - Chinese broccoli dish was a little too salty and one note but that's what you should expect if you just order vegetables. My issue is it taste like a very pro-am meal. If this was a free catered meal I'd be happy.

    Spicy Fish Steamed Fish with Lime Sauce
    Ohmar G.

    Saw @VicAndJeff go here and the food looked amazing and it is! Delicious crispy fried chive cake, pad Thai, pad woon sen, boat noodles (spicy and made me sweat!), and my favorite dish here...Spicy Lime Fish soup!!! The staff are friendly food is above average for Thai Town! Ambiance is also simple and colorfully lively.

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    Kunous K.

    Situated next to the Thai snack market, Thai Central Cuisine caught my eye and seemed worth a visit. The Pad Thai, while flavorful, leaned toward the soggier side, and the green curry was pleasant though not particularly memorable. The standout dish was the crispy pork -- well-seasoned and nicely executed. The setting is casual and modern rather than traditionally styled, offering a comfortable spot for a relaxed meal. Service was courteous but unremarkable. Overall, Thai Central Cuisine delivers a decent dining experience, though it falls short of leaving a lasting impression.

    Pad Thai with fried tofu (pretty good!!)
    Micky N.

    Ruen Pair has been getting awfully busy lately so we decided to try this spot which was located in the same plaza. I'm so glad we did because we now have another great place to add to our Thai food list. We kept it safe with everything that we ordered just to test the waters. Overall, everything was really good. The weak points were the pad Thai and papaya salad. However, the fried rice and khao soi were really tasty! Their service is so attentive and kind. I would definitely come back here! Parking is free before a certain time, but valet starting around the evening time. Might as well take advantage of the valet and visit the gelato shop across the way for dessert!

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    Kelly L.

    * Price: $20 on average per dish due to inflation. The portion is still generous and good for sharing. 4 stars. * Ambiance: small restaurant but clean and cute. They has some outdoor tables on pavement. 4 stars. * Location: Hollywood Blvd, Thai town, in a small shopping area, many restaurants around. Parking is challenging around this area. Parking in front of the restaurant is free before 5 pm. After 5 pm, $4 (no bad). 4 stars. * Meals: quality and authentic. Everything is so fresh and delicious. 5 stats. * Services: excellent. There is only one lady taking orders and serving with a smile. She also gives good recommendations to guests and constantly checks on guests. 5 stats. This place is still our favorite Thai restaurant in town. My favorite dishes are papaya salad with crispy shrimp ($19.99), fried rice ($17 to $19), drunken noodles ($17), parang curry ($19). We finally tried the whole fish (about $37). The whole fish was coated with salt and grilled over charcoal. The skin is very crsipy but the meat is very moist. It is served with vermicelli rice noodles, wrapped with lettuces, mints, cilantro and dipped in fish sauces with crushed green Thai chilly. My mouth is watering just from writing! It's so good! This dish takes 25-30 min to prepare... so order it as soon as you sit down. We can't wait to come back!

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    White Elephant - Outside

    White Elephant

    4.4(273 reviews)
    4.9 miDowntown
    $$

    Service was fantastic - thank you Plernpit for taking such great care of us…read more The restaurant is very clean and beautifully decorated. Steak Pad See Ew Level 3 Spice, spice level was accurate. Broccoli was fantastic, soft exterior but super crunchy Noodles were very flavorful, but broke apart fairly easily. Not a problem if you dont mind spooning up the bits like me. Shrimp Wonton off Happy Hour Menu Super crunchy, the sweet and spicy sauce was delicious

    Came for a weekday group lunch. When we sat down they only offered us the regular menu. We had to…read moreask for the lunch menu. SMH. The regular menu is quite expensive with the cheapest at $17 for appetizer and salad options and most expensive at a whooping $80. The lunch menu was more affordable but still on the pricey side $21-$32 with add on options. The waitress was taking our orders and what surprised me was with my co-worker ordered the pad see ew and the waitress asked her how spicy she wants it. I was aw shocked. I'm not a Thai food expert but I do know pad see ew is a noodles dish that's offers a sweet soy sauce flavor. Never served spicy. I didn't get to try the dish but when I asked my co worker how it taste she said it was spicy and not sweet at all. I'm not sure that was an authentic pad see ew. I ordered from the lunch menu and got the tumeric chicken, with steamed vegetables and paid extra $7 to substitute for a papaya salad. I asked for #2 spice level but it was not spicy at all. Other co workers said they asked for medium but it was way too spicy. So it looks like their spicy levels are inconsistent. I'm not sure how this restaurant can justify the prices with the quality they are serving. Probably won't be back. Service was mediocre. Didn't offer to refill our waters. Parking is metered parking or paid lot.

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    Basil Chicken Wings

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    Thai Food Express - Pad Thai

    Thai Food Express

    4.1(166 reviews)
    3.9 miWestlake
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    Ambience: I came a Friday after work and it was not busy at all. I enjoyed it. The elderly woman…read morerunning the front (Tang) was sweet, inviting and welcoming in a genuine way. I felt like I came to eat and my mom's house. They take Debit Card and Apple Pay WITH a pin only. I forgot my wallet and paid with Apple Pay. It did not have a place for tip which made me feel awful. At the end I apologized and she was like "it's ok, next time." And she was genuinely fine with it. She reassured me not to worry about it. So I'm determined to come back to tip her because if anybody deserved a tip it was her. I ordered Pad Thai with tofu- I like to order peanut sauce on the side and the woman found it interesting and struck a non judgmental conversion about it. I could really tell she was genuinely curious. This was my favorite dish. It was good. I also ordered spicy fried rice with tofu and spicy panang curry with vegetables. I chose 4 out of a 6 for spicy and it was not spicy at all for me. The rice was fine, nothing extraordinary and nothing bad. The panang curry was yummy. I don't know if it's regional but it was very light in taste and light in thickness. BUT I enjoyed it for what it was. Felt like I had gotten home made chicken soup or something like that comforting and not overly processed. Maybe it's because I ordered it with no protein and just vegetables. I ordered a lot of food so I explained to her that I was going to eat some and take the rest to go. When she brought the food she brought it nicely packed without a bag. She also brought me a real plate and utensils to eat here. She let me know that when I was ready she'd bring a bag which I thought was thoughtful. She also made sure to say "take your time, no need to rush. We close at 8" and it was 5pm. Again, it felt genuinely nurturing, she wanted to make sure I felt taken care of and welcomed. It meant a lot because I was frazzled from forgetting my wallet and from having a hard day at work. This was my first time here and it won't be my last. There is a small lot on site. Prices were very reasonable.

    We love this place. Pad Seeuw, Pad Thai and Orange Shrimp with Steamed Rice will definitely keep…read moreyou going back ag as in and again. 100,000 stars!

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    Thai Food Express - The view from my seat. The kitchen and counter for ordering and paying are in front of me.

    The view from my seat. The kitchen and counter for ordering and paying are in front of me.

    Thai Food Express - Pad Thai with tofu. It was yummy. I ordered it without egg.

    Pad Thai with tofu. It was yummy. I ordered it without egg.

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    Hoy-Ka Thai Restaurant - Traditional Tom Yam River Prawns has arrived!

    Hoy-Ka Thai Restaurant

    4.3(2.5k reviews)
    0.8 miHollywood
    $$

    Service was great! Eating early on a Saturday night with my kid made the experience smoother-- easy…read moreseating, quieter, easy free street parking. Moo ping (sweet pork skewers street style) was good but not the best in LA (I like the one at Rosemead/Pas President Thai). Khao soi with chicken drumstick is delicious and filling. Hoy Ka noodles (dry, pork) is nice and a sweet balance to the spicier options I got. Cat fish with chili paste also good but note it is spicy. I love that it comes with generous portion of flash fried basil. You have to order a side of white rice since it only comes à la carte and I wouldn't recommend eating it alone!

    This place is by far my favorite Thai restaurant and that's why it's so disheartening to write this…read morereview. I have written at least 2 glowing reviews of the restaurant in the past and wish this could be one of them, but it's not. Over the last 4-5 days I have tried no less than 2 dozen times to call the restaurant during proper business hours to order food for pick-up as I often do. The phone rang and rang to no avail. I live too far from the restaurant to just pop up and place an order so I rely on calling ahead. I have been a customer of this restaurant for at least the last 9 years and have almost never had the aforementioned experience. Though I do recall not being able to get a call through several times on one or two occasions in the relatively distant past. Today I was finally able to get a call through and began placing my order which includes shrimp. I ALWAYS request the tail (with shells) to be removed from the shrimp as I find it quite difficult to enjoy my meal if I'm constantly having to pick off shells with my hands. It's unsanitary and messy. Removing the tails from 15-20 shrimp prior to adding to an entree or soup should take no more than 60 seconds and that's if one is moving at a glacial pace. However, today I was told that the kitchen was too busy to honor my request. I assured the lady taking my order than I was a loyal customer and make this request will every order I place and it is always honored. She repeated her claim that the kitchen was too busy and refused to do it. I cancelled my order and ended the call. Now I usually order food from the restaurant 4-5 times a month and usually spend about $65 each time not including tip. That is approximately $325 per month of my hard earned money that I give to this restaurant in exchange for great food and service. I am appalled and quite upset that having been a loyal customer for almost a decade and spending as much money there as I do per month that they could at least honor my patronage by simply taking an additional 60 seconds in the kitchen to make my meal more enjoyable. Her refusal to do such a minuscule task has deeply soured my experience with Hoy-Ka not to mention the fact that I could not reach the restaurant for almost a week by phone for no apparent reason. I will not be going back to this restaurant until they rectify this situation.

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    Hoy-Ka Thai Restaurant - Free Valet parking in rush hour between 5PM - 9PM. Valet will be in the front of restaurant on Sunset Blvd.

    Free Valet parking in rush hour between 5PM - 9PM. Valet will be in the front of restaurant on Sunset Blvd.

    Hoy-Ka Thai Restaurant - Spicy seafood noodle.

    Spicy seafood noodle.

    Hoy-Ka Thai Restaurant - Salmon Panang curry, healthy yummy!!!!

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    Salmon Panang curry, healthy yummy!!!!

    Au Lac - Lemongrass Fish

    Au Lac

    4.3(1.3k reviews)
    4.5 miDowntown
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    10 years in business

    Came here to celebrate my friends birthday Really nice…read moreatmosphere for that it's a very spacious beautiful place and the service was excellent Wonderful variety of unique vegan food It was so hard to decide what to get I had the pho beef ball soup and my friend had a flavorful tempeh dish Really enjoyed the choconut x-tasy The gluten free baklava is more nutty than traditional baklava yet still very nice There's parking underneath I wish I knew that cause I circled around the downtown area for a bit Would go there again for the dessert for sure

    I have been at this restaurant a few times before, having performed here with my sketch group and…read morealso coming for dinner before seeing shows at Center Theatre Group. Each time I've come the waitstaff has been super friendly, and the food amazing. So, when planning a little birthday lunch for my mom's 81st birthday, this was one of the first places I thought of. My mom lives in south LA and we live in the valley, so after picking her up, we wouldn't have to travel far to eat. Although we planned to arrive to the restaurant at 2, traffic was horrible and we arrived at 230pm. After looking for parking, I dropped the fam off at 2:40 so they could sit and look at the menu while I found parking. I get a text from my husband saying they closed at 3 so hurry. This was news to me, as I thought they closed at 5. I found parking and rushed in at 2:48, to see my family outside the restaurant. Perplexed, I went in to ask if we could still eat, as it wasn't yet 3pm. No wait staff came to the front to greet me, so I walked in a bit and asked the waiter if it was okay to eat. The waiter said we close in ten. I said I thought the website said you closed at 5. I must have read it wrong. I understand, but it's not 3 and we came a bit of a distance and it's my mom's 81st birthday. The waiter, whose name is Jack, offered to ask the kitchen if they would still make food. I said yes please would you ask? While Jack was asking, another waiter asked me if I had been helped. I told him yes, that Jack was asking the kitchen if we could still have lunch. This waiter says, we're closing in 10. I'd like to have lunch too. And walks away. Yes, with shade. Jack returns and says it's fine as long as we can order within a few minutes of getting the menu. I say great and we all come in. The 2nd waiter takes our order with the least amount of personality he possibly can, and the whole lunch is slightly awkward and we're not able to truly enjoy ourselves with the feeling of "we better hurry up and eat" lingering. By the time we ordered and received our food (which was delicious as usual) , there were still 4 other groups of customers there, and we actually left the restaurant within a minute or two after the last customers before us. Also, no one came around to ask how our food was and if we needed anything. I'm giving 3 stars because this experience didn't quite sit right with me. Yes, it was near closing, but your doors weren't closed and there was no sign saying last call/order at 2:45 or anything like that. I feel like once the kitchen approved making our lunch, customer service should have been at its peak for paying customers, who gave no attitude and tried to be as polite with the ask as possible. It was not. I still tipped 25%, because Jack (waiter 1) was polite and my 81 old mama who I was celebrating raised me that way, but I'm not sure I'll patronize them again.

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    Octopus

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    Laab Salad

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    Ruen Pair

    Ruen Pair

    4.0(2.3k reviews)
    0.0 miLos Feliz
    $$
    Established in 1996
    Family-owned & operated

    After one meal, this is already one of the best Thai spots I've tried in LA!…read more Came with friends and ordered a bunch of dishes, and every single plate was ridiculously delicious. The Pad Thai was the best I've had outside of Thailand. Extremely well balanced, not too sweet, not too tangy, not drowning in sauce, just perfectly done with great noodle texture and loaded with shrimp. The Pad Kee Mao was so flavorful. Smoky, spicy, full of flavor, and had that proper "wok hei" char that makes noodles addictive. The Pad See Ew was equally rich and savory, and deeply satisfying. We also got the turnip omelette (Kai Jeow with preserved radish) and it blew my mind, honestly. It is so simple, but packed with flavor. Somehow one of the best egg dishes I've ever had. The morning glory with pork was another standout, super fresh, garlicky, and cooked perfectly. Everything came out hot, portions were generous, and the whole table went silent because the food is too good to talk through lol. On top of that, the servers were super nice, friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience even better despite how busy it was :) Packed restaurant, amazing energy, AMAZING food. This place just ruined average Thai food for me. Already thinking about when I'm going back!!!

    I really wish I can love this place but it's really disappointing. What once was known as the best…read moreThai food in LA, is no longer the case. We got the raw shrimp salad, spicy catfish and bbq pork over rice. The raw shrimp "salad" is probably the best thing we've ate, but the chili sauce was over powering and couldn't really taste the freshness of the shrimp. And I feel like there could've been saw garlic to go along with it, but nope, just decorative cabbages that is not edible. As for the bbq pork over rice, the sausage was good and the crispy pork too. But the BBQ pork itself was HORRIBLE I literally spit it out. It tasted like old refrigerated dry meat, barely edible. And then the spicy catfish, the portion was so small, it looked like someone ate half of it. The pieces very tiny and it was so dry it tasted like it was refried. The spicy sauce didn't help much. And I overheard the table next to us waited around 30 mins for their dishes. Overall, I'll not be coming back here. There are much better Thai spots than this. Not to mention the parking is horrible as it was valet only on a Saturday.

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    Ruen Pair - Pad Thai and papaya salad - excellent!

    Pad Thai and papaya salad - excellent!

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