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    Green Papaya

    3.9 (612 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Laotian
    Closed 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    To go order of Kao poon
    Carlos A.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Food great, service great, ambiance can't complain.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Had a early morning this day that's why I was there at opening. So everything was hot , fresh and ready to go. I ordered dine in and a to go order. 2 spicy sausage orders, nam kao, kao poon, shrimp and pork belly spring rolls, large Thai tea. Everything slightly under $90. Portions are amazing The to go kao poon didn't fit in a regular bowl so it had to go in a larger bowl at home.. Their positive reviews are warranted. Great place. Will visit again.

    Del S.

    Thank you to the amazing staff for helping to put a catering order together for my office lunch meeting. They are always so reliable on delicious food prepared on time. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We didn't dine in, but the restaurant is always clean and spacious to accommodate groups of necessary.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I ordered the drunken noodles, pad thai, pad se ew, crab fried rice, Lao sausage, riblets, chicken wings, yellow and red curry with chicken, and papaya salad both thai and Lao style Everyone loved the variety Will be back soon.

    Pork Belly
    Melissa C.

    tried green papaya for the first time and honestly everything was really good! i got the drunken noodle, the pork belly rice, and a thai iced lemon tea. the drunken noodle had a lot of flavor and the spice level was just right for me. the pork belly rice was probably my favorite though, the pork was crispy but still really tender and the portion was pretty filling too. we ordered a side of steamed rice with it! the thai iced lemon tea was super refreshing and went really well with the food. definitely gonna come back and try more dishes the next time we're around.

    Alissa M.

    There was nothing wrong with the service, the space itself or the food other than Southeast Asian food is just not for me. The restaurant is a large space with plenty of seating and counter service. It must be popular as I saw a lot of Door Dash orders being picked up. I tried the chicken soup with noodles after having minor dental surgery. The soup itself was fine with thick chewy noodles which I liked. The flavor of the soup however was a bit bland. As for other menu items, I am no fan of fish sauce which seems to be in most of the dishes. If this type of fare is your jam then do give them a try. As for me, it is a pass.

    Drunken noodles it's chicken
    Alejandra R.

    This place started out as a food truck. Authentic Cambodian food! They use high quality ingredients. Is it your first time visiting? Walk straight to the register, order & pay first - they will give you a number and deliver your food to your table when it's ready. Ambiance: Large seating area with a high vaulted ceiling so it feels very spacious. Servers come by to check in you from time to time, after you receive your food. Casual attire. My favorites are: Thai-style Papaya salad, Tom Yum soup and their Drunken noodles. Food is cooked to order and comes out pretty quick. You must visit when in Stockton.

    Khao poon, very worth the money
    Leanne N.

    We ate the Khao poon there and it was a generous serving that was as beautiful as it was delicious. Compared to other Khao poons I've had there's a reminiscent flavor of crab that pairs wonderfully with the rich broth it's served with, and the shredded chicken in the broth is super moist. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Service was fast, the place was clean, and there was lots of seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] 4 stars because the soup could've been a bit warmer, and would've wanted more variety of toppings on the Khao poon like quail egg, bean sprouts, or bamboo shoots.

    Kiosk
    Jamee S.

    Spacious and clean. Great service. Easy to order. Friendly folks. A little wait with the food but totally worth it! We ordered: Tofu Spring Rolls with peanut sauce - huge rolls and freshly made! So good! Pad Se Eew - Very flavorful and delicious! Pork Belly Rice Plate - Amazing crispy pork belly that came with 2 sauces. Probably my favorite dish because I love pork belly! Would love to come back and try more dishes!

    Hungover cure
    Amber S.

    I came for the Kao piek that I heard was amazing and that did not disappoint. Full of flavor and delicious. The fried rice had pineapple in it and I didn't like the strong taste of the fish sauce in it, it was overpowering. The cashiers seemed to hate their job and weren't friendly or welcoming at all. I had an issue with the fried rice that they refused to resolve or let me change even before it came out from the kitchen but the nice owner (woman) quickly resolved it and compensated me with crab fried rice. I personally thought the crab was strong and fishy and did not enjoy it but I appreciated her kind attitude and quick response to resolve my issue. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant was clean and spacious[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] but I would probably only come back to order the Thai tea which was amazing! And the kao piek to go.

    Calvin N.

    the food is helllllaaaa goooooooooooddddddddddd. Been coming here for the laab it did not disappoint. If ur getting spicy its buldak noodle level maybe worse. Service is fire and cool.

    Victoria M.

    This was my first time actually in the restaurant, I've been to the truck many times. Not only was the food really delicious. The bathrooms were clean. We didn't wait long for our food, the cashier and the waitress were really attentive and prompt. Would def visit again.

    Ka Poon
    Camilla V.

    I have been craving some delicious soup during this chilly season. So I decided to go to this very reliable Thai restaurant. This place is always so good and the service is very nice and quick. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place is very clean inside and quite spacious.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I am never disappointed when I eat here. I came across this gem because it was featured on Food Network. I always order the Ka poon soup. Its flavor is always spot on. It has a nice small kick and the soup is so creamy and yummy. The chicken in it is perfectly cooked and tender. It is genuinely a must when you are craving something to warm your stomach. I also ordered this time around the Tom Yum chicken soup. It comes in a metal pot and the server lights it at your table. So not only does it look pretty cool; it tastes very good as well. The soup is piping hot so make sure you are careful when eating it. The flavor of this soup is slightly sweet because of the pineapple chunks in it, a little lemony citrusy flavor due to the lemon grass and the Kefir lime they give you on the side as garnish. Everything inside including the chicken, onions , tomatoes, mushrooms are cooked to perfection. I highly recommend you try this place. It will not disappoint!

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    Papaya salad Leo's style is so good. Make sure you put extra chili peppers. and pork ribs. Tom Yum soup the best with sticky rice.

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    Use to be good, not so much anymore. The sorting rolls were so hard I don't know why they thought it was ok to serve that way

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    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great food and big dine in for big family to eat in.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Super friendly and fast service.

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    Ask the Community - Green Papaya

    Is it wheelchair accessible?

    Yes

    I love the papaya salad, but I'm allergic to papaya. I love it because of the sauce, can I replace papaya with white cabbages and tomatoes?

    Yes, you can! Even Laotians themselves do not always use papaya. Some prefer with cucumber, or green beans, or green (unripe) mangos, or carrots, or watermelon shells, or green grapes, or just the sauce with vermicelli noodles only, you name it.… 

    Do they do pick up orders?

    Yes

    Do you use grocery store spaghetti noodles for your soups? I'm pretty sure that's what I got... had high hopes...

    Hi. What soup did you get? The red curry noodle soup or the KaoPiek clear broth soup? The red curry soup is vermicelli noodle. Shape almost like spaghetti but it’s made out of rice flour. The KaoPiek clear broth soup is fresh noodle made from… 

    Does their Kau Poon contain coconut milk or is it broth based? Also...do they offer Gluten free options?

    It does contain coconut milk as well as their curry. Alot of south east asian dishes contain coconut milk so allergen alert beware!

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