Spicy Kitchen
$ • Asian, Asian Fusion, NoodlesAbout Spicy Kitchen
Customers' Favorites
BBQ Pork Belly Egg Roll Noodle with Purple Sticky Rice
Lao Sausage Egg Roll Noodle with Purple Sticky Rice
Smoked Sausage with Purple Sticky Rice
Egg Roll Shrimp Spring Roll & Noodles
Lao Sausage with Purple Sticky Rice
Smoke & Lao Sausage Eggroll
Sour Bean Thread Noodle Salad
Smoke & Lao Sausage Eggroll
Large Tray Lao Sausage
Papaya Salad Lao Style
Spicy Kitchen Reviews
94 ratings
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Tried the green chicken curry & teriyaki chicken. Loved both. The vegetables were fresh & steamed perfectly; the chicken also grilled perfectly- moist & flavorful; the green curry was the best! Just the right amount of kick, eggplant & vegetables perfect! I will definitely be frequenting this restaurant!
My husband and I love the spicy kitchen there food is so delicious and one of my favorite restaurants to eat at in Oroville
Everytime I have friends coming from out of town, I will always recommend this place eventhough I live 30mins away.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Spicy Kitchen in Oroville is a charming restaurant known for its extensive Thai fusion menu, featuring dishes like Teriyaki Chicken with rice and steamed vegetables, and options for take-out. The sausages and papaya salad are particularly praised for their authentic Hmong flavors, with fresh, crunchy, and spicy qualities. Customers appreciate the sweet and helpful service, with generous portions at affordable prices. The salsa is noted for its spiciness, making for a memorable dining experience. The restaurant is located towards the outskirts of Oroville, situated next to a liquor store, giving it a slightly sketchy feel from the outside, but inside it offers a cozy, home-style atmosphere. Guests walk up and order at the counter, and water is self-serve from a large pitcher, with sizable cups provided. The menu is big, offering appetizers, soup noodles like pho, Kapoon, and kaopiek, as well as pan-fried dishes such as kraw pow and pad see eww, alongside rice plates featuring Hmong sausages, fried pork, and teriyaki chicken. The dishes reflect traditional Hmong, mien, and Thai styles of cooking, providing a taste of home cooking. Recent reviews highlight the quality of the Thai boat noodles, which include lots of meat, meatballs, and tripe, though slightly salty, easily fixed with vinegar. The papaya salad is described as very good, with a funky, crunchy, sour, and spicy flavor profile. The teriyaki chicken received positive feedback, though it was served in a to-go container despite dining in, which was a bit confusing but not a major issue. Customers also mention the pork egg rolls as being great and highly recommend them. One reviewer noted that finding a place with Hmong, mien, or Lao cuisine is usually difficult, but Spicy Kitchen is a small town gem worth visiting. Overall, Spicy Kitchen offers delicious, home-style food that is unique in the area, especially the papaya salad, and is a place customers are eager to return to. The food is always praised as amazing, service remains excellent, and the relaxed ambiance adds to its charm. Recent positive experiences include friendly staff and a clean, quiet environment that keeps customers coming back.