Champa Thai + Lao Restaurant

THIS PLACE IS FIRE. FAVORITE RESTAURANT ON THE HILL 💯 Really great vibes i love coming here with friends and eating family style. it’s great, delicious food that’s awesome to share :) lots of happy memories here. Favorite dishes are spicy fish, drunken noodles, and the mango sticky rice!!!! 😛🤞

A nice tucked away fusion restaurant with amazing flavors. If there’s one thing I recommend it is definitely the Brussels sprouts. The crispy texture with jam packed Asian soy flavor easily makes it THE best sprouts I’ve had. While the chicken wings were crispy, I didn’t find anything unique about it. Typical wings with a sweet and sour sauce. I wished they made a dish that fused the flavors from the Brussels sprouts onto the wings. The pad see U with beef was another good dish. Sweet flavor that’s nicely stirred fried. However the beef was a little bland and not tender. Overall, I would come back again because the flavors were on point. During busy times, the wait times are going to be 20+ minutes long. This is especially with the limited seating and only one server

My experience at Champa Thai + Lao Restaurant was, unfortunately, quite disappointing. The restaurant has a limited seating capacity, with only six tables for four and one small table for two. Upon arrival, there was a noticeable wait, and not a single staff member acknowledged us when we entered. We were left to wait with no communication on how long it might take. When we finally got to order, we chose the Chicken Satay ($8.50), Laotian-style Soft Spring Rolls (Naim Chao) ($8.50), Stir-fried Vegetables and Tofu ($12), and Beef Panang Curry ($16) with brown rice ($3). However, the brown rice never arrived, and since the bill wasn't itemized, we couldn't tell if we were charged for it. The service was slow throughout our visit, and our water glasses were never refilled. To make matters wo

This place was so good!! I went with one other person on a Saturday mid-afternoon and only one other party was there. I would say the atmosphere was very quiet and some music/ambient sounds would have been nice, but again we were there at a weird time so maybe it does get loud in there. We both ordered off the specialties menu, 1 spicy fish and 1 Champa. Both were amazing but know that the spicy fish is spicy!! I loved it. We also shared a small Tom Kha Gai (as an appetizer it was small to share between two, best to just get your own). This soup healed us, it was so delicious. If you like refreshing coconut but with a little spice then definitely get this. They also have hot tea, comes in a cute pot and is a good amount for two people to share. The food portions were perfect and we even to

As Thai is my favorite cuisine (and really enjoy Laoatian) I've been looking forward to going here. For me, the food was just fine (pad see ew and tofu triangles) and the service a bit slow. Our server seemed frustrated and agitated by us and the other guests. The Thai iced tea was also extremely sweet to the point my companion could only stomach a sip or two. I'd like to come back to try other dishes, but there are other Thai spots in the area I'm more drawn to.