Laotian Restaurants in Windsor, ON

“I absolutely love the Asian theme. The wall-art is amazing.I had the 3 for 11$ bao. The Tofu was creamy and juicy. The pork belly was crispy and had bbq flavour on it. The kimchi chicken was crispy, tangy and spicy. The spice level was tolerable.I was on my own trying to beat my social anxiety. But i couldn’t find the right vibe to socialize with strangers lol.This is a great place for friends and family to hang out. The atmosphere is not too noisy and music is comforting for people to hang out casually.Adam helped me with a few suggestions in the neighbourhood for a good drink. My night eventually turned out to be great.“

“The best restaurant in my neighborhood, honestly a hidden gem. Me and my boyfriend have been going to Thai Lanxang for our first dates and many anniversaries the owner is an absolute sweaty and I look forward to seeing her every time I come to eat there. Our favourites are for sure the crab cheese appetizer (Crab Rangoons). It is a quiet restaurant with a calm atmosphere, they aren’t too busy which of course breaks my heart. Their entrees are huge portions, there’s not one time I haven’t left without something to take home for the following day. There’s no way to beat their prices either, so affordable especially with the price of food recently.Parking: There’s plenty of parking available as the location is located in area with many other shops in a plaza off of Howard Ave. There’s even a bike rack located in the middle of the plaza in view of the local shops.Kid-friendliness: As the restaurant is usually more quiet than your regular restaurant this may be a blessing or curse. If there’s no other parties in the restaurant you wouldn’t have to worry about children being loud or silly in the restaurant. For meals for kids on the menu it may seem tricky yet there are so many possibilities for children. My partner is pretty picky yet he loves this restaurant and makes it a goal to try new things on the menu. We both agreed that the menu contains tradition basic entres you may see at any restaurant suck as orange chicken or lemon chicken(both come with a large bowl of white rice) chicken fried rice, spring rolls, fried wontons, grill thai steak, grilled chicken or pork chops. All basic meals that many picky eaters may enjoy or young kids.Wheelchair accessibility: There are handicap accessible parking spaces as well as a ramp on to the side walk to enter the restaurant. The restaurant its self is spacious with tables where shares can be removed to make more space as well as booth if needed. There are handicap stalls in the bathrooms too.“