One of the best Thai Food restaurants in Los Angeles, hands down. Everything on the menu is delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lynn R.
Quaint Simple Bistro style Thai restaurant. Food was good. No particular dish that stood out for me. Enjoyed the hidden treasures and the creamy flavourful sauce it was sitting in. Chicken larb with lettuce wrap was vibrant, refreshing, and well balanced - enjoyed the different textures. Duck was tasty - roti is a fantastic accompaniment . Menu reads duck is "twice cooked" I'm assuming it was previously cooked and then re-cooked for serving. Honestly, good service, balanced flavours, just over priced for small "shareable" dishes (LA is just expensive in general). I would frequent this place if prices were more reasonable. It's homemade Thai dishes with upscale DTLA restaurant prices.
Richard Romero
Best Thai food in Los
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pad Thai
Pranita R.
My friends and I loved the food here. We ordered the hidden treasure, potstickers, market vegetables curry, shrimp and basil in hot sauce, and spicy crab fried rice. We thoroughly enjoyed each dish. Great quantity, it's not a very big quantity. Dessert coconut ice cream, mango sticky and the lichee. These were all so fresh and organic tasting. Loved the taste, service and cleanliness. The staff is super friendly.
Marvin G.
Just finished eating at this lovely establishment. The Crispy duck was fantastic. The server Joel was Johnny on the spot, always checking if I needed anything. This is a cool place for a date or for eating with family and friends for a nice night out. I will definitely be returning here just to taste the rest of the menu.
Steve Atamian
Exceptional. Would recommend coming in and enjoying the atmosphere and great staff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Catherine F.
Was taken there for the first time last night. Nobody in the place at 6pm. By 7pm, there were no empty tables. After having the magic and me krob appetizers, I could see why. Then the entrees came. Branzino, duck, spicy crab noodles and curry shrimp. Hidden treasures were treasures, indeed. Service excellent. Personal and friendly. Superb food. Was my first time. Will definitely NOT be my last.
Anne K.
Wonderful creative Thai food.. the duck is the best! Lovely atmosphere where you can enjoy your conversations.
Robert Hoferer
The Coconut soup! OMG.
Dale B “Mongo” Baker
It's a bit pricier than I'm comfortably paying. I ordered two starter items and waited for a bit for the food.The food was excellent.
I am so excited to have found this family run Thai restaurant that is nice, but not stuffy, with amazing food and atmosphere (I ususally cannot hear anything in restaurants :( but not here). I cannot wait to return!Vegetarian options: Staff was happy to accomodate my vegetarian friend and make dishes with tofu instead of meat.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Shyena Kumara
Exceptional Thai food! Loved the vegan curry with brown rice and the crispy taro was soooo amazing! ?Thank you dear Lynn... will definitely be returning... ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Christine B.
I had no idea that this was a hidden gem that was in the neighborhood. We tried the "Hidden treasures" that came in a unique plate that had 7 individual circles. In each one was shrimp and blue crab with Thai basil, Keffir lime in a chili coconut sauce. That was $25 for the appetizer. For our main course we chose the Branzino, which was $41. That is definitely in my top three. I absolutely love Branzino. It was crispy and flavorful. Next we ate the Pad See You. These wide noodles are delicious with the short rib and cost $23. Glad we finally got to try this upscale Thai restaurant.
Marilyn A.
I wished for duck curry and they do not have curries. The " hidden Treasures" was superb, the shrimp and the veggie noodles very good. The atmosphere is quiet and cozy. The Crispy Duck was fair to good with one piece overcooked and inedible. I cannot recommend it. We joked about carrying some bread in our purse next time so we could capture the excellent sauce on the hidden treasures.
Dane DiLiegro
loses a point for being overpriced. loses another point for having the SMALLEST portions. food was ok. spent over 100$ on takeout only to find a little over a cup of food on a $17 eggplant dish.had to order more food from somewhere else after.
One of the best Thai Food restaurants in Los Angeles, hands down. Everything on the menu is delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Quaint Simple Bistro style Thai restaurant. Food was good. No particular dish that stood out for me. Enjoyed the hidden treasures and the creamy flavourful sauce it was sitting in. Chicken larb with lettuce wrap was vibrant, refreshing, and well balanced - enjoyed the different textures. Duck was tasty - roti is a fantastic accompaniment . Menu reads duck is "twice cooked" I'm assuming it was previously cooked and then re-cooked for serving. Honestly, good service, balanced flavours, just over priced for small "shareable" dishes (LA is just expensive in general). I would frequent this place if prices were more reasonable. It's homemade Thai dishes with upscale DTLA restaurant prices.
Best Thai food in Los
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pad Thai
My friends and I loved the food here. We ordered the hidden treasure, potstickers, market vegetables curry, shrimp and basil in hot sauce, and spicy crab fried rice. We thoroughly enjoyed each dish. Great quantity, it's not a very big quantity. Dessert coconut ice cream, mango sticky and the lichee. These were all so fresh and organic tasting. Loved the taste, service and cleanliness. The staff is super friendly.
Just finished eating at this lovely establishment. The Crispy duck was fantastic. The server Joel was Johnny on the spot, always checking if I needed anything. This is a cool place for a date or for eating with family and friends for a nice night out. I will definitely be returning here just to taste the rest of the menu.
Exceptional. Would recommend coming in and enjoying the atmosphere and great staff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Was taken there for the first time last night. Nobody in the place at 6pm. By 7pm, there were no empty tables. After having the magic and me krob appetizers, I could see why. Then the entrees came. Branzino, duck, spicy crab noodles and curry shrimp. Hidden treasures were treasures, indeed. Service excellent. Personal and friendly. Superb food. Was my first time. Will definitely NOT be my last.
Wonderful creative Thai food.. the duck is the best! Lovely atmosphere where you can enjoy your conversations.
The Coconut soup! OMG.
It's a bit pricier than I'm comfortably paying. I ordered two starter items and waited for a bit for the food.The food was excellent.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
I am so excited to have found this family run Thai restaurant that is nice, but not stuffy, with amazing food and atmosphere (I ususally cannot hear anything in restaurants :( but not here). I cannot wait to return!Vegetarian options: Staff was happy to accomodate my vegetarian friend and make dishes with tofu instead of meat.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Exceptional Thai food! Loved the vegan curry with brown rice and the crispy taro was soooo amazing! ?Thank you dear Lynn... will definitely be returning... ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I had no idea that this was a hidden gem that was in the neighborhood. We tried the "Hidden treasures" that came in a unique plate that had 7 individual circles. In each one was shrimp and blue crab with Thai basil, Keffir lime in a chili coconut sauce. That was $25 for the appetizer. For our main course we chose the Branzino, which was $41. That is definitely in my top three. I absolutely love Branzino. It was crispy and flavorful. Next we ate the Pad See You. These wide noodles are delicious with the short rib and cost $23. Glad we finally got to try this upscale Thai restaurant.
I wished for duck curry and they do not have curries. The " hidden Treasures" was superb, the shrimp and the veggie noodles very good. The atmosphere is quiet and cozy. The Crispy Duck was fair to good with one piece overcooked and inedible. I cannot recommend it. We joked about carrying some bread in our purse next time so we could capture the excellent sauce on the hidden treasures.
loses a point for being overpriced. loses another point for having the SMALLEST portions. food was ok. spent over 100$ on takeout only to find a little over a cup of food on a $17 eggplant dish.had to order more food from somewhere else after.