Delicious Burmese food - my introduction. Nice spicy curry and lovely cold peanut noodles. Would love to go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Roti Canai, Rainbow Salad
Kaylie Steinhaus
I ordered the Laksa Bowl which was a soup made with chicken, shrimp, and veggie broth as listed on the menu. When I got my meal, I could tell there was coconut milk in the broth, which I have a sensitivity to. I inquired about the amount of coconut milk in the broth, which I figured was probably minimal considering it wasn't listed on the menu, and the employee working took that as an opportunity to talk down to me, and honestly be quite mean. I wasn't pushy or impatient, and I wasn't expecting anything free from this inquiry, I simply wanted to know so I could decicde whether or not I should eat it. As someone who works in the service industry, it was a wild way to treat someone who tipped 30% on a $40 tab.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
Jair
Excellent experience. Had been watching Uncle Roger so much that it finally hit me to find a Malaysian restaurant in Nola. So glad I found Laska Nola. Excellent authentic food. So flavorful. I cleaned my dish and ramekins. Stellar customer service by the owner. What more can I say? I will definitely return soon and highly recommend this gem. Thank you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Laksa Bowl Drunken Noodles
Jennifer L
I’ve been missing Burmese food since moving back from the Bay Area, and just discovered Laksa! The tea leaf salad and coconut noodles were so good. The service was awesome and I will definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Burmese Coconut Soup
Pelican Gardens
Although named after a Malaysian dish this restaurant serves great authentic Burmese food like Mohinga, Tea Leaf Salad and Ono Khao Swey. Chef Linn is from Myanmar and her food is amazing! …and the laksa is really good too:)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vignesh
Excellent flavours! Thanks for the awesome food Chef.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sara Mamman
As a native of Malaysia, I can confidently say that Laksa NOLA sells authentic Malaysian food. My dish of choice is Nasi Lemak, but I often get other small things off the menu. The roti canai is excellent as well.
I have dined here many times, and have got to know the business owners (Lin and Alex) over the 6 years they have been open. They are wonderful people and I feel grateful that I had the opportunity to eat at their establishment.
Of note, they also own the Poke/Sushi stall in the same location. I have not tried any of these dishes, but they do all look good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Anthony Ortiz
Drunken noodles are a must have.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Matthew F
The laksa is incredible.
I'm so happy to have this wonderful dish, made so well, in New Orleans.
Thank you ♥️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
NANCY CHEN
Pleasantly surprised! Was happy to find out about a Burmese eatery in New Orleans. Didn't know what to expect! Food was excellent and I have a discriminating palate. If you come to NOLA, I highly recommend coming here!
When I worked at MARFORRES I saw a flyer for Laksa. Then there was the Asian Foodie Fest and had a plate. It was yummy. Then this past weekend I was in the area and stopped to give them a try. Actually turned around and came back to them. Had the shumai and was some of the best shumai I've ever had. Could have used a little ginger I'm the mix but still damn good. Then went with the Laksa bowl. That broth was creamy and perfect. Had the shrimp and chicken with the egg noodles. Asked for it spicy and had to get more of the chili pepper mix. Wish I could have added whatever they top off the shumai with to add a little sweetness but still it was really good and filling. Would do it again.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shumai 4 pcs, Laksa Bowl Soup
Tin Zaw
A hidden Burmese gem in NOLOChef Lin Lin opened a Burmese food stall inside St Roch Market food hall in New Orleans. Despite laksa in the name, most dishes are Burmese. She has a few Malaysian dishes and her own creations too (like omu noodles). Her Burmese dishes are authentic and delicious. I didn’t get to try other dishes. While you are there, check out her other stall Lin’s Kitchen as well.
I tried the rice pudding, which was warm from just being cooked, and it was delicious! Not too sweet, the rice had such a great texture, and the crunch from the peanuts and sesame seeds was perfect.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Salad, Rice Pudding
Jill Hurst
Had the laksa soup which was delicious.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Laksa Bowl Soup
Luat Ngo
Ordered the Omu noodles off the board with no pictures or price. Was given a buzzer, which might have been mixed up. Counter person checked it, handled me the silverware for my noodle bowl. Counter person then track me down afterwards to tell me I got the wrong bowl. He reemed me about not knowing my noodles was stir-fried and not a soup. Can't say what that soup was or how it taste, but the Omu noodles was not what I was expected. It tasted like spaghetti sauce, ketchup, and noodles with like 6 small shrimps. Was a bit more on the sour side. Didn't match the picture on their website. Option for spice level of 1-3, and I ordered a 3. It didn't taste spicy, and wishing it would drown out that sour taste. Wanted to like it since it looked authentic, but just not what i was expecting. The mixup kind ruined the experience too.
Delicious Burmese food - my introduction. Nice spicy curry and lovely cold peanut noodles. Would love to go back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Roti Canai, Rainbow Salad
I ordered the Laksa Bowl which was a soup made with chicken, shrimp, and veggie broth as listed on the menu. When I got my meal, I could tell there was coconut milk in the broth, which I have a sensitivity to. I inquired about the amount of coconut milk in the broth, which I figured was probably minimal considering it wasn't listed on the menu, and the employee working took that as an opportunity to talk down to me, and honestly be quite mean. I wasn't pushy or impatient, and I wasn't expecting anything free from this inquiry, I simply wanted to know so I could decicde whether or not I should eat it. As someone who works in the service industry, it was a wild way to treat someone who tipped 30% on a $40 tab.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
Excellent experience. Had been watching Uncle Roger so much that it finally hit me to find a Malaysian restaurant in Nola. So glad I found Laska Nola. Excellent authentic food. So flavorful. I cleaned my dish and ramekins. Stellar customer service by the owner. What more can I say? I will definitely return soon and highly recommend this gem. Thank you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Laksa Bowl Drunken Noodles
I’ve been missing Burmese food since moving back from the Bay Area, and just discovered Laksa! The tea leaf salad and coconut noodles were so good. The service was awesome and I will definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Burmese Coconut Soup
Although named after a Malaysian dish this restaurant serves great authentic Burmese food like Mohinga, Tea Leaf Salad and Ono Khao Swey. Chef Linn is from Myanmar and her food is amazing! …and the laksa is really good too:)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent flavours! Thanks for the awesome food Chef.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
As a native of Malaysia, I can confidently say that Laksa NOLA sells authentic Malaysian food. My dish of choice is Nasi Lemak, but I often get other small things off the menu. The roti canai is excellent as well.
I have dined here many times, and have got to know the business owners (Lin and Alex) over the 6 years they have been open. They are wonderful people and I feel grateful that I had the opportunity to eat at their establishment.
Of note, they also own the Poke/Sushi stall in the same location. I have not tried any of these dishes, but they do all look good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Drunken noodles are a must have.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The laksa is incredible.
I'm so happy to have this wonderful dish, made so well, in New Orleans.
Thank you ♥️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Pleasantly surprised! Was happy to find out about a Burmese eatery in New Orleans. Didn't know what to expect! Food was excellent and I have a discriminating palate. If you come to NOLA, I highly recommend coming here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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When I worked at MARFORRES I saw a flyer for Laksa. Then there was the Asian Foodie Fest and had a plate. It was yummy. Then this past weekend I was in the area and stopped to give them a try. Actually turned around and came back to them. Had the shumai and was some of the best shumai I've ever had. Could have used a little ginger I'm the mix but still damn good. Then went with the Laksa bowl. That broth was creamy and perfect. Had the shrimp and chicken with the egg noodles. Asked for it spicy and had to get more of the chili pepper mix. Wish I could have added whatever they top off the shumai with to add a little sweetness but still it was really good and filling. Would do it again.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shumai 4 pcs, Laksa Bowl Soup
A hidden Burmese gem in NOLOChef Lin Lin opened a Burmese food stall inside St Roch Market food hall in New Orleans. Despite laksa in the name, most dishes are Burmese. She has a few Malaysian dishes and her own creations too (like omu noodles). Her Burmese dishes are authentic and delicious. I didn’t get to try other dishes. While you are there, check out her other stall Lin’s Kitchen as well.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tea Salad, Tea Leaf Salad, Burmese Coconut Soup
I tried the rice pudding, which was warm from just being cooked, and it was delicious! Not too sweet, the rice had such a great texture, and the crunch from the peanuts and sesame seeds was perfect.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Salad, Rice Pudding
Had the laksa soup which was delicious.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Laksa Bowl Soup
Ordered the Omu noodles off the board with no pictures or price. Was given a buzzer, which might have been mixed up. Counter person checked it, handled me the silverware for my noodle bowl. Counter person then track me down afterwards to tell me I got the wrong bowl. He reemed me about not knowing my noodles was stir-fried and not a soup. Can't say what that soup was or how it taste, but the Omu noodles was not what I was expected. It tasted like spaghetti sauce, ketchup, and noodles with like 6 small shrimps. Was a bit more on the sour side. Didn't match the picture on their website. Option for spice level of 1-3, and I ordered a 3. It didn't taste spicy, and wishing it would drown out that sour taste. Wanted to like it since it looked authentic, but just not what i was expecting. The mixup kind ruined the experience too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 2
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