This was my introduction to Burmese food, and man it did not disappoint. The dishes are so good and…read morepriced well and the service is quick and kind.

I was in the area and decided to see if there was an Asian restaurant close by…read more As I read the reviews on Yelp about this place, I took a chance even though the reviews were not really that current. I want to give them more stars, but the ordering process, and what food I ended up with was a confusing mess. There was no one in the place when I went. I wanted to order and take it home. I wanted chicken lo mein but ended up with chicken pad Thai as well. I simply asked that they not put fish sauce or oyster sauce in my food, and she thought I ordered both meals. After they tried to fix it, which they really didn't, I just wanted to get out of there. I didn't get an apology, and felt like it was my fault. It was odd and uncomfortable. I thought she understood what I was asking but there is clearly a language barrier. She didn't repeat my order after wrote it down. I will make sure I ask that they do that next time. The dining area looked tidy and clean enough. The plastic menu was a bit sticky and they didn't have any paper to go menus. The food is just OK. The noodles were chopped up and mangled. I barely had any chicken in my meal. The pricing is what I expected considering inflation, and the amount offered for the price was fair enough. Regardless, I don't think I will be going back. My search continues.

Food was delicious!…read more The broth that comes free is really flavorful. We had a pork stew, eggplant and string bean, and bamboo shoots and chickpea dish--all from their hot bar. Be warned, bamboo shoots are an acquired taste. Service was friendly Sadly the place was empty on a saturday. I hope more people give this place love. The Asian grocery next door was also a joy to browse through, with lots of goodies from Southeast Asia.

Delicious, tangy, flavorful Burmese food in a great location. Got the pork, the eggplant, and the…read morebeans. All were fantastic. Also got some of the great softdrinks from the cooler (don't sleep on the Malaysian soft drink "100"). Also, the small soup we got was refreshing and nourishing on a cold day. The service was also great. We will be back!

Pho is my medicine when I'm getting over a cold. I learned this trick many years ago when I lived…read morein Orange County, an area of Southern California with some of the best pho outside of Vietnam. One time, I was at a Vietnamese restaurant and saw a man sitting by himself, his face over a steaming bowl of pho, with a pile of tissues next to him. He'd alternate slurping up noodles and broth with blowing his nose. It was gross but also kind of brilliant and also somehow still delicious-looking. Homeboy was on a mission to clear his nasal passages, I tell you what. So, the next time I had a cold, I tried my man's technique. And you know what? Yes, pho is a medical miracle. If you're on the end stages of a cold, where you feel 90% better but you still have some nagging junk hanging on, get a bowl of pho. And bring some tissues with you. Short story long: The pho at Long Thanh is probably the best pho I've eaten in Indianapolis. Not only was my pho ga delicious and simple, like a great bowl of chicken pho should be. But I visited with the end stages of a cold, and once I put my face over the bowl and started slurping, I could feel the pho working its magic. My visit was also a reconnaissance mission, of sorts: I know there are a lot of places to get pho around Indy, but where would one go to get an amazing bowl of pho? I didn't have that one place to point someone to, or take someone to, until today. Long Thanh is it! Now, this is not the most aesthetically pleasing restaurant that I've ever visited. In fact, I would probably qualify this place as a hole-in-the-wall restaurant. It's located in a dusty strip mall. The building looks like it was built in the 1960s and hasn't been updated since the 1990s. But I'm willing to overlook the spider webs in the windows, the ramshackle carpet and the upside-down Lowe's bucket serving as a plant holder. Why? Because the pho at Long Thanh is the kind of pho you want to be sticking your sick freakin' face over. So, the pho ga is my standard pho order, because how can you go wrong with chicken soup? The pho comes with a platter of herbs -- Thai basil, regular basil and cilantro -- and bean sprouts to sprinkle into your bowl, according to your preference. There are also some lime wedges to squeeze, and jalapeno slices to add for a little heat. If you need more heat, there's Sriracha and other sauces at the table. I add Sriracha as I eat, because I like to build up the heat as I go. Basically, my bowl of pho was exactly what I wanted: a hot and flavorful bowl of broth and perfectly cooked noodles and chicken, with the ability to add handfuls of fresh herbs and sprouts for a nice fresh, crunchy texture. One other reason to visit Long Thanh: the owner of this restaurant. This guy is also the host, the server, the cook, and the person who clears the tables. He is a bright and shining beacon of light in an otherwise dusty strip mall in central Indiana. He was super enthusiastic about every single thing. You can tell that he loves what he does, and it shows in the food he serves.

Everyone needs to go support this small business! Their Vietnamese and Chinese food are so…read moreflavorful and authentic. I highly recommend the pho and Long Thanh combination plate. The prices are super affordable. For example, a bowl of pho only costs $8.50! The owner is usually both the server and cook. He's super nice and gets to know all of his customers. The restaurant is very small and worn down but don't let how it looks deter you from trying this place!

I've been going to this location for a literal decade, and it's always been wonderful. It's been…read morecool to see the place evolve over the years. I consider myself a bit of a tofu pad thai connoisseur, and this is the best one on the south side, maybe in town.

Random spot in Indiana, but come through for Thai food…read more I enjoyed the panang curry and pad kee mao. The panang curry was hot, and flavorful. It hit the spot on a cold Christmas day. It was excellent combination with the rice it came with. The pad kee mao was sub par. Flavor was weak and protein pieces were small. Nonetheless, it sufficed for our lunch needs. Nothing spectacular to make your way over here, but if you are in the neighborhood, it will get the job done.

A tiny hidden place in a very small stripmall, but so worth a visit. It's a bit divey, but comes…read morewith very friendly and welcoming service. Expect an occasional language barrier. I love that they have pictures of the dishes, because otherwise I would be completely clueless. Plus it is helpful because you may not be readily understood. There are dishes from other Asian regions, so something for everybody. I haven't had anything here that I didn't like, especially the appetizers are phenomenal in taste. And newly discovered a neon green apple juice, which I will rate a very yummy. Definitely a must try. Very refreshing. Portion here are very generous, prices quite reasonable and as mentioned service is great.

Definitely one of my new favorite spots. Very homey vibe, no frills and staff was very attentive…read moreand nice! Everything we tried was amazing. I recommend coming with a group and doing family style. We got kang kung (water spinach)-- my favorite veg! Nasi goreng - flavorful and the chili sauce is key! Samosas are a must!! Different than your traditional Indian samosas, and I loved the fish sauce it came with. Imbi kuay teow was my favorite dish; you can taste the perfect stir fry char ! I also ordered carrot juice which was freshly juiced in-house. I could have drank two of those for sure. You have to check this place out! Prices are very reasonable.

Another great, new, delicious Chin-Burmese restaurant on the south side! The the keuy teow noodles…read morewere smokey and perfectly flavored. The fried rice was basic, but delicious. The stir fried vegetables appeared to be Shanghai bok Chou in a beautiful soy-garlic sauce that was absolutely perfect on top of my fried rice. Will definitely be back!

It may not be fair for us to judge only having been to this restaurant one time…read more But I can tell you as / Malaysian and ordering Malaysian dish from this restaurant I have high expectations. Unfortunately, It did not meet my basic expectations for Fried Kuey Teow, wonton noodles, and Bak Kut Teh. Otherwise, service from the waiter is good. Orange juice is decent. So far, tidak lulus.

Previously Thai Charm:…read more This is a great place on the southside of Indy to get Thai! They offer pick up which is what I have done in the past, but this is the first time dining in. Lots of open space- tables and booths. Throughout the time it wasn't too busy in the dining, but you can tell they were busy with to-go orders (I *believe* they are on DoorDash too for delivery). Tonight I did the drunken noodles and Thom Yum soup. Love the wide noodles of this dish! Lots of great vegetables. And you can never go wrong with the soup! It's good no matter what protein you pick! (Or vegetables). Will be back to fine in again soon!

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 We ordered the crab Rangoon, chicken satay with a side of fried rice, and chicken pineapple rice. The food was great! The crab Rangoon was not served in the traditional form, but I quite liked it this way, especially with the dipping sauce. The sweet, tangy cucumber relish that came with the chicken satay was the star of the show for this lunch. It paired very nicely with the chicken. My partner enjoyed the pineapple chicken rice, but stated it would've been better if the tomato and pineapple were chopped more finely. The staff were very friendly, welcoming, and attentive! The restaurant is clean is decorated nicely with Thai charm.

Stopped in here for lunch with a couple of my work friends earlier this week and immediately fell…read morein love with all of the beautiful Valentine's Day decorations they still had up. From the ceiling, to the bar, to the plants, everything had a Valentine's Day theme and it was so fun. Our rice was even shaped into a heart! There is a big, shared parking lot behind the strip of businesses with plenty of parking and we walked in through the back. We were seated immediately by the hostess and had some tasty miso soup brought out along with waters. Two of us also ordered Prosecco and we could hear them opening the bottle up at the bar, so it was fresh and bubbly. They also allowed one of my friends to substitute silver noodles (her fave) into 3 of the different lunch special options for a slight up charge. I ordered the mussaman curry with chicken and it was perfect on such a cold afternoon. The only downside to our lunch was that I asked for medium-hot and didn't taste any spice. The silver noodle dish my friend ordered was really good, but a lot of food, so we ended up getting to-go boxes for the rest of our lunch and they were just as good for lunch the next day. Our other friend ordered the cashew nut and ate most of that, minus some rice, which she put in my to-go box for my lunch the next day. The lunch special is such a good deal- it comes with soup, salad, spring roll, and your choice of entree for one affordable price. I can't wait to come back and try something new!

I recently ate this place and the dining area was nice and clean. The staff is friendly and…read morepersonable. I ordered chicken pad Thai which was good. Have I had better in other places? Maybe Still, no complaints here.