Browse menus, reviews and photos of Laotian Restaurants in Dallas.
Laotian · $
4440 West Illinois Avenue Suite 400a, Dallas
Customers’ favorites
“I LOVE their Pho! In my opinion it’s the best one I’ve had! Spring and egg rolls are DELICIOUS! My favorite part it’s literally 3 minutes from my house and workplace! Ly Food Market you guys ROCK!”
Laotian · $
6107 Greenville Avenue, Dallas
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“We LOVED this restaurant! The food was just incredible and the people were wonderfully helpful regarding the menu and various customizations. You can also customize how spicy (1-5) you want your food. Ingredients were fresh, portions were large, and as mentioned, the staff is courteous, friendly and hospitable. Go in and see them!”
Laotian · $
5200 Lemmon Avenue Suite 100, Dallas
Customers’ favorites
“The Drunken Noodles is phenomenal here. Such a hidden gem when it comes to rice noodle dishes. The flavor is savory, slightly sweet, but insanely deep and rich. My favorite protein to go with these rice noodle dishes is fried tofu, and it hits just the right spot. The texture of the tofu is perfect and pairs amazingly with the pad see ew. Easy 9/10 dish. The pineapple fried rice wasn't bad, but nothing like the pad see ew. The rice was a little too moist for my liking, and the chicken was a little too bland. It felt a bit lacking in terms of overall flavor, but definitely still passable. 7/10”
Thai
4117 South Ledbetter Drive, Dallas
“This is the kind of mom‑and‑pop spot you root for the moment you taste the food. If you're craving real, homemade Laos/Thai cooking, this place is the one you don't skip.The dishes come out with that unmistakable 'made‑in‑someone's‑home‑kitchen' because you can see her cooking it lolz. The freshest of the slaughter fresh from cattle (he said) with bright herbs, clean heat, and that just‑made texture you rarely find anywhere. The homemade Lao sausage is the star: deeply seasoned, aromatic, and cooked with the kind of care you only get from family recipes passed down for generations.The fried pork and fried chicken are crisp, juicy, and seasoned all the way through. The papaya salad hits every note, spicy, tangy, refreshing, and the Pad See Ew has that perfect smoky wok flavor that tells you someone back there really knows what they're doing.We were so busy eating that we didn't even stop for photos, which says everything. This is food made with pride, by people who love what they do.Support this family business. Call ahead to check hours because they stay open late and are packed during football season! it's worth planning your day around.”
Thai · $
2325 North Fitzhugh Avenue Ste 105, Dallas
Customers’ favorites
“First time exploring Dallas and if you want authentic Lao dish this is the place to dine. It’s Zapp Zapp 👌”
Thai · $
2420 Victory Park Lane, Dallas
Customers’ favorites
“very tasty menu but keep in mind sauces are strong.”
Thai · $
5365 Spring Valley Road Ste 158, Dallas
Customers’ favorites
“The go-to for authentic Lao and Thai food First time? Try the pad thai or yellow curry. You can't go wrong!”
Thai · $
1152 North Buckner Boulevard Ste 129, Dallas
Customers’ favorites
“Get the extra spicy Panang curry”