“Found this place a few months ago. Have only tried the chicken and shrimp pad thai. First time I tried it I got a spice level 3 and it was way too spicy for me. Spice level 1 always seems a bit spicy also, but I need my food to have a little kick lol. The chicken today was a little tough ? but they made my order exactly how I requested. ?“
“A lovely restaurant attached to a Laotian grocery store. Don't be decided by the simple, clean interior. Thui, the owner, is super friendly and very helpful. Still working my way through the menu, but everything I've had has been great. Love the Lao sausage!“
“We ordered chicken Laab, lao sausage, egg rolls and sticky rice. Very authentic and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Chicken laab was well seasoned and fresh. The sausage was portioned well. Not too fatty or too much herbs. Egg rolls were okay and not bad. Felt like we were eating at Aunty and Uncles house. They also made us some Jeow when we asked if they had any. Food came out pretty quick. We dined in since we weren't from the area. Would definitely hit this place back up again.“
“The fried tofu made my day alone!Ordered the Pas See Ew with fried tofu and Tai tea. Our server took fine care of us making sure we had an excellent experience.I would reccomend this place, especially during lunch when the plates are super reasonably priced.Thank you Sweet Rice“
“Love this small locally owned Thai restaurant! Having spent a year in Thailand, I am always looking for Thai restaurants with great food. Sabai Thai delivers. My favorite dish is Pad Grapow Paa (Spicy Thai Basil Fish). They offer lunch specials, Thai and Lao food, and the food is consistently good. I highly recommend them for lunch or dinner. The restaurant is a small casual store front.“