Saap Noodles

I love the atmosphere of the public market so it’s definitely worth the trip in and exploring other foods! Service was great and very quick! I got the stir fried ramen noodles with brisket at a spice level 4 and let’s just say the brisket was cooked very deliciously! The stir fry sauce was on the sweeter side and not spicy at all haha. As a girl who loves spicy food I wish it was spicy but I just asked for a side of chili oil and chili flakes!

🍜 Fall Lunch Delight at Saap Saap Noodles — Flavor That Wows! On a crisp, gold-leaf-drifting fall day, my girlfriend and I wandered into Saap Saap Noodles at Lenexa Public Market, hoping for a warm lunch and ended up discovering a new favorite. This spot brings authentic Lao & Thai noodle-house magic from family recipes straight to Kansas.  I ordered the Pho Beef Oxtail Noodle Soup with the “Extra! Lao Spicy Flavor Bomb” add-on (bold move, and worth it 🔥). My friend went with the Khao Poon Nam Kai — red-curry‐infused chicken vermicelli noodles. We both sipped carefully chilled infused waters between bites. The oxtail pho delivered deep richness and that brilliant heat; the Khao Poon was aromatic and perfectly balanced. Pros 👍 • Deep, bold flavor in every bite — especially the pho oxta

First time today and it was good! We got Night Market Noodles, Khao Piak Sen, Lao sausage, we also got all house-made drinks! I think the owner took my order, he was so nice to give me extra side (egg rolls!) because we waited long because of lunch time, he didn’t have to but he went out of the way to gave the food to us! Will be back to try different dishes

If anyone has read any of my reviews regarding Malaysia, you know I am a noodle snob Tonight's choice of dining is nestled inside The Lenexa Public Market. My hubs found this establishment through his Facebook News feed. While, the noodles weren't entirely bad, they should pay attention to the temperature of the food as any Pho dish should be steaming hot. My Night Market Noodles were decent, but lacked a punch even with the additional chili oil. It's pricey, but your paying for the atmosphere.

Cost $60+ for lunch for two and the entrees were just ok—the night market noodles were bitter up front and a little too hot. The pork belly was almost all fat. We each tried a lobster rangoon .. it did not taste that different.