Sweet Rice

My review is based only on the Lao dishes. I get excited anytime a restaurant serves Lao food because it’s not as common as Thai, so when I saw actual Lao items on the menu, I had to try them. The setup is like Newk’s — you order and pay first, then they bring the food to your table. We ordered the marinated steak rare (it comes with sticky rice and Jeo Som). For $18.99, the portion was pretty small, and the meat was mostly well-done with a few pieces cooked maybe medium at best. It also didn’t come with Jeo Som — they served it with the roasted tomato sauce instead. If I had known that, I wouldn’t have ordered it. I also ordered the Lao spicy sausage with sticky rice and the roasted tomato sauce. The sausage was a bit dry. We tried the crispy pork riblets and the duck fat fried rice — t

I've ordered to-go salt & pepper squid and chicken popstickers. The squid doesn't have any salt in it, it was bland and tasted like I'm chewing something rubbery. Looks like they forgot to add salt in it. Popstickers tastes okay. Food looks good but tastes ok.

It was my first time here, so I tried my Thai food staples: pad thai and tom yum with a side of jasmine rice. It was yummy and fresh. Just what I needed. Service was quick, attentive, and warm, which was good coz we were just on a short lunch break. Will surely be back to try their other dishes.

Absolutely awesome staff, very nice and attentive. I got the pork pad thai and it was delicious! The Thai tea was also delightful. Salt and pepper squid was great too. Would recommend 👌

Just discovered this place and it’s lovely! The young lady at the front was incredible with all customers, and the atmosphere is a mix of cafe and restaurant style (which is great for people who eat alone or with others). It is clean, in a great location and the portions are amazing! Will absolutely be returning. 5/5.