Laksa NOLA
$ • Food CourtAbout Laksa NOLA
Customers' Favorites
Laksa Bowl Drunken Noodles
Burmese Coconut Soup
Nan Gyi Thohk Salad
Fresh Spring Rolls
Laksa Bowl Soup
Tea Leaf Salad
Rainbow Salad
Chicken Satay
Rice Pudding
Shumai 4 pcs
Laksa NOLA Reviews
Everything is delicious!!
SO GOOD!! Great summertime food and a special treat to have Burmese food in the US. So delicious, such friendly service and a very generous portion. Would definitely return again!
I absolutely love this place. Every time i eat here, i think, “i need to come here way more often.” The last two times, i ordered the shu shall (chicken salad). It’s a meaty salad in a complex dressing that’s acidic, light, and delicious. One of the owners also recommended the biryani, to which i added beef. It was the most flavorful and moist biryani I’ve ever had — and the portion of beef was very generous. I loved the tea leaf salad, which...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
Laksa NOLA is a hidden Burmese gem in New Orleans, offering authentic and delicious Burmese dishes. The eatery serves excellent food, including the highly-recommended Laksa bowl with creamy broth, shrimp, chicken, and egg noodles. Other standout dishes include the shumai, which is some of the best around. With a mix of traditional Burmese and Malaysian flavors, Laksa NOLA is a must-visit for foodies in NOLA. Customers praise the freshness and interaction of ingredients, noting that the food remains flavorful even after taking it to go. The Burmese ice tea, tasting very similar to milk tea, is also a highlight. The staff, including Chef Lin and her brother, are described as warm and friendly. Popular dishes like mohinga and the rainbow salad are highly recommended, and the bright, clean location inside St. Roch Market adds to a pleasant dining experience. Recently, visitors have shared their love for the flavorful Nasi Lemak, which they enjoyed so much they started eating it at the market, describing the mild, flavorful gravy as an Asian take on stew. The soup with lemongrass was also praised. Many find Laksa NOLA reasonably priced and healthy, offering a unique taste in a lively food court setting. The friendly staff and fresh ingredients make it a place visitors enjoy returning to.