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“We are on a long road trip and was craving for some Asian food. Found this place when we were in town and gave it a try.
We went about an hour before closing time on NYE so it wasn't crowded. We got seated right away. The staff was super attentive. Our water and food came out pretty quickly.
The food hit the spot. We ordered pineapple fried rice, grilled pork, and mando sticky rice dor desert. The entrees were very well seasoned. The mango wasn't fully ripe but not their fault. The portion was a bit on a smaller side from what I expected. Lunch price is significantly cheaper than dinner price, and lunch menu comes with free jasmine rice. For dinner, they charge an extra of $3 for a side of jasmine rice.
Definitely come back here when we're in town again. Highly recommend.“
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“Authentic Thai Food cooked from the owner from Bangkok. Aroy mak mak!“
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“Thank you, thank you for the crab rolls today and the sweet birthday message inside the box! You guys are the bomb!!! Delicious!!“
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“Great Thai food. My partner and I were visiting
From out of town for the weekend and ate here twice. The first day we ate Thai from a different restaurant and it was honestly the worst Thai food we’d ever eaten. You can trust this place to serve great, authentic Thai food. Highly recommend the pumpkin curry and the Pad eggplant! Mango sticky rice is also yummy“
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“Quaint, family-run Thai-Laotian restaurant serving Southeast Asian flavors very much in craving when in Southern Oregon.
Order one a la carte per person or share a bunch of appetizers and a few mains for more adventure.
* Thai Beef Jerky, slightly sweet, mostly savory makes for an all-around crowd pleaser.
* Sai Kork Isan Sausages, housemade and fragrant from garlic and lemongrass, a true winner.
* Fried Fresh Tofu, appetizing for even the meat-eater especially when dipped in satay sauce.
* Kang Woon Sen, glass noodles served in brown mushroom broth with chicken and vegetables is warming and savory comfort.
Dinner rush is at 6pm but quickly empties out by 8pm. Beautiful Klamath Falls mural outside for the postcard photo for home.“