The pho soup here was excellent, the service was great nice and friendly the ambiance was ok the place was empty because of the time a day it was. This place is huge though perfect for private parties I'll give a second update when I come in for their famous papaya salad read more

Ordered a little bit of everything from the menu. Staff is friendly and helpful. Good spot for groups or an intimate gathering. Good food and good vibe. read more

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It was a Sunday evening. We had just gotten back from Boston on the train and were hungry. I went through my bookmarked places on Yelp and decided on Haus. It was a first for my friend and I; we were in the mood for something yummy, but that wouldn't feel too heavy. It was very close to us, so in minutes, we were in their parking lot. We walked in and noticed its a big space. They have a lot of tables, a bar area, but also booths along the wall. Since there wasn't anyone else there, we look a big booth. One downside is that they don't have physical menus for the food, it's a QR code. To me, it can be overwhelming to scroll through so many options and remember them along the way. We finally settled on shrimp nime chow, pork belly drunken noodles, and Thai style chicken wings. Our waitress was very helpful in giving us suggestions and explaining some of the foods. I am very glad the food came out little by little as it allowed us to eat everything while it was fresh and hot. The wings came out first and they looked magnificent. They were glowing, crispy, and topped with goodness (crispy garlic, sautéed jalapeño peppers and onions). The jalapeño did not make the wings spicy. They did have a tiny hint of spice, but the sweet and savory flavors definitely overshadowed it. I drizzled some of the oil on the plate of the wings back onto the wings, but also on some of the other food we ordered since it was that good. The order came with about 4 whole wings, and 4 drum stick parts of the wing which definitely justified the price. We ate about half of them and took the rest with us. Next, was the nime chow. I noticed they these were made with a little less love since the ingredients inside were not equally dispersed. However, the flavor was good. I wish it had more Thai basil. Lastly, the drunken noodles came out. The vegetables were cooked perfectly, and it came with a good amount of fried pork belly. It was my first time have pork belly as a protein for drunken noodles but it worked really well. The dish was very flavorful, the noodles were cooked perfectly and well coated with flavor. Since we were the only customers there, we received all the attention. We also noticed they had a pretty good playlist going. For everything we ordered, it came out to about $50 which wasn't bad. I will definitely be coming back to try other menu items. read more

Haus De La Vie - Thai style chicken wings - Laotian Near Me - North Providence, Rhode Island

Very good service are second time here and just as good as the first time!!! Full of flavor and fresh made to order drinks are also very good read more

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Door dashed Haus De La Vie on a recent work trip, got the Haus Pho, beef, extra spicy. Pretty on par with good Pho I've had before and pricing reasonable ($15). Broth was flavorful, noodles plentiful, and came with all of the typical Pho toppings (basil, sprouts, mint, jalapeños). Only downside was it being a door dash order, they did not give me utensils, only chopsticks and I'm not that type of person. read more

Excellent across the board. Been here a few times and they have yet to disappoint.food spectacular. Service spectacular vibe and soundtrack is on point. Come check them out. Vee is niiice on the pour....... read more

Absolutely delicious. We stopped here on a whim, and are so happy that we did. We had the lettuce wrap combo, with amazing crispy pork belly and crispy rolls, noodley bits, cucumber, carrot, bean sprouts, hot green peppers, and the obvious lettuce. The two sauces with it were super good -- I particularly liked the jeow som sauce so much that I asked our waitress to spell the name, and she told me she made it herself, and she clearly put joy into it. They sell it separately too -- I think I'm going to marinade some meat in it, and soon. Our waitress also explained that her mom makes their rice udon soup noodles from scratch, so it's a lovely family business! The bar is large, and there's lighting that looks like things might get hopping at night, but here on a Friday afternoon it was quiet and lovely. We will definitely be back. read more

Haus De La Vie - Back of the mini menu, showing drinks. - Laotian Near Me - North Providence, Rhode Island

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RI Food Fight - Wings 2024: To start off, when we first presented the RIFF coupon, the waiter was a bit flabbergasted (though granted we went on the second day). They started telling us that we had to make a minimum purchase of $50 to redeem the coupon. After a while of back and forth, they finally clarified that there is no minimum purchase but a separate purchase had to be made. We were planning on buying something else anyways, so we left it alone. With the RIFF coupons, you didn't have a choice of flavor and automatically get the sticky wings which were perfectly crunchy underneath all the sauce so I didn't mind that we didn't have a choice. The wings were larger than average which was a great plus. Also got the Drunken Noodles which were very flavorful. Overall would give the food a 5/5 but the service was a bit shakey though the server did try to apologize afterwards. read more

Haus De La Vie - Sticky wings - Laotian Near Me - North Providence, Rhode Island

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A pleasant surprise! Never had Laotion food before but id definitely come back. The platter is the perfect item to sample everything and split between 2 people, some of the foods were spicier than i expected though. I went for dinner time and the place was pretty empty. The ambiance is very chill as it is also a hukkah bar. read more

Haus De La Vie - Haus Wings with Sticky Sauce - Laotian Near Me - North Providence, Rhode Island

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I have visited Haus twice - once before and after their renovation. The newly renovated space is definitely spacious and beautiful! Being Laotian myself, I do think that their food is delicious and feels like I am eating a meal at home. I tried their Khao Piek with crispy pork - the noodles are definitely thinner than I like, but the broth was pretty good. I also tried their papaya salad - super spicy. You can change the spice level. I also tried their Waterfall Steak (Neua Nam Tok) - super yummy. What I suggest is trying their Charcuterie Platter - Lao sausages, Papaya salad (choice of lao or Thai style), Nam Khao, 3 chicken satay, 3 lemongrass beef, and 3 moo ping and add a side of sticky rice. You will definitely get a great previous of the Lao cuisine experience with this platter. Service was quick and friendly. They also offer hookah as well. A vibe with delicious food. read more

Haus De La Vie - papaya salad (lao style ) & neua nam tok ( waterfall steak ) - Laotian Near Me - North Providence, Rhode Island

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Came to Rhode Island from New York and have to say throughly impressed. We had the pork belly bao buns and the laab Gai as appetizers. Pork belly crispy bao buns soft and complimented by the veggies.laab Gai was flavorful served with lettuce was so delicious and spicy! For entree we had the udon noodles and the mango curry. Both full of flavor well cooked served with fresh ingredients. Our waitress was super nice and attentive even brought us a spice rack with all the condiments including an amazing chili oil. We went early in the day so not busy but they play great music and didn't have drinks but the menu looked great for that too definitely coming back read more

Haus De La Vie - Laab Gai - Laotian Near Me - North Providence, Rhode Island

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Amazing food!! My girlfriend and I both have allergies and were able to try so many amazing things. First tried this place on doordash and just recently went to the restaurant. The staff is super knowledgeable and friendly. The lao sausage, laab tofu, and tapioca noodle soup with ginger and chicken are off the chain. We will be coming back soon! read more

...............My favorite place to get Thai food. I love everything on the menu Coconut rice was amazing read more

On the RI Food Fights #LordOfTheWings trail, we ended up at a new to us restaurant, Haus De La Vie. Thai & Laotian cuisine in a nondescript shopping center. For our coupon, sticky sweet chicken wings. Holy wing, batman! One plate of these would be enough to feed us for lunch. We also ordered our two favorites, nim chow & spicy drunken noodles with crispy pork. So much deliciousness! read more

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We were on Mineral Spring Avenue and had a craving for some nime chow, and a quick Yelp search led us here. We were greeted immediately upon entering and were told to sit anywhere we wanted. The inside is small and has some tall tables along the windows and some regular tables inside plus some bar seating. We were given a QR code to access the menu online and decided to order a few appetizers. We enjoyed the fried dumplings, nime chow, crab Rangoon, shrimp pad Thai, chicken wings, and pork belly bao buns - everything was fresh and perfectly sauced and seasoned. We also had a Thai iced tea and a Thai iced coffee - which were both sweet and delicious. They prepared several to go orders during our time there, so even if you don't have time to dine in, it's a great place to order ahead and pick up something to take home with you. read more

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This is a mom & pop restaurant cooking flavorful and serving Laotian dishes. It can get spicy so make sure you tell your server or rather they usually know to ask anyways but just mention it in case. I ordered drunken noodles which is my go-to bc it has everything I wanna eat, my veggies, proteins, noodles and it's flavorful! And it truly was! The drinks look just as delicious to try. I ended up drinking 3. Mind you I came on an empty stomach smh lol. Yes I managed to finish all 3 that's how good it was plus it's alcohol abuse not to finish lol. Ya I got issues lol. Anyway I would definitely come back bc it's fulfilling to eat Lao food. There're wings and larb and soup and sticky rice to double, triple dip into til you're full! read more

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I was confused. I thought this might be a French restaurant because...well, it DOES have a French name. Then I remembered Laos was part of French Indochina, a colonial territory of France until they eventually achieved full independence. Yum yum. Tom yum goong (shrimp) soup was aloi mak and whisked me away on a flavor journey faster than you can say "youth-in-Asia." Packed to the brim with plump shrimp that practically screamed "welcome home," it's like a warm hug from my favorite childhood memories growing up in Thailand. Who needs a boring bowl when your soup is served in a hot pot that keeps the soup heated at your table? It's like having your own personal flavor furnace, ensuring that every spoonful is as piping hot. We also tried the wings and glad we did. These flavor bombs are so delicious. crispy on the outside, tender on the inside and I do recommend them. We'll be back for more. read more

Haus De La Vie - Tom yum goong (shrimp) - Laotian Near Me - North Providence, Rhode Island

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Really flavorful , authentic. Would definitely recommend Food came out pretty quickly and friendly service read more

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People were friendly food was not tasty. The Crab Rangoon was mostly cream cheese and the curry I had was also lack luster.

From spicy papaya salad to savory sticky rice, every bite is a journey for the taste buds ! Do you know what to order at a Lao restaurant? Here's what I suggest! Kapoon Nam Gai - Vermicelli Rice noodles served over a chicken curry broth! Sakoo Yat Sai (Tapioca Dumplings), Garlic Short Ribs, Papaya salad (Lao style) with Sticky Rice, Laab gai and an order of Thai Ice Tea and Ice Coffee! And yes I was the only one eating EVERYTHING! Vy (the owner), her super sweet mom and her staff treated me like family the second I step foot in the restaurant! So if you want authentic Lao food, this is the spot in Rhode Island! Check it out! read more

Haus De La Vie - Spare Ribs, Thai Ice Tea, Ice Coffee, Sticky Rice, Chicken Laap and Curry Chicken Noodles. - Laotian Near Me - North Providence, Rhode Island

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Not all Asian food is created equally, and certainly not all regional specific foods come out the same. If you like Laotian cuisine or want to try really good Lao food, this place is as good as any to start. We tried a variety of foods as it was our first time here, and everything was really good. From the drunken noodles to the wings, the papaya salad to the laab, all of it was excellent. You can modify the heat level from 1-5. I like spicy and 3 was a good level for me. 5 will likely make you sweat and 1 will give you a hint of spice, but easy to tolerate. I'm also not a fan of the baby corn and asked that they not include it in the drunken noodles. They happily accommodated the request, so don't be afraid to ask. All in all, I would highly recommend checking them out and I look forward to trying their other selections in the near future. read more

Haus pho was delicious. Service was great and music was banging. Would definitely recommend if you're craving hot noodle soup. I got the beef pho, it's not your traditional beef slices so keep that in mind but the broth alone was amazing. Noodles came out the right consistency, el dente. Overall very pleasant experience read more

The food was delicious. My sister and I went there for lunch. We had Oysters. Asian style. Drinks. The service was great. Our waiter and waitress were awesome. Very helpful and super friendly. It was beautiful out. So we sat on the patio. We decided to get hookah. It was awesome. Great atmosphere. I recommend it. read more

Haus De La Vie - Thai style oyster - Laotian Near Me - North Providence, Rhode Island

I ordered Pad Thai few days ago by delivery. The food was dry almost like no sauce was added and it was flavorless. I was so disappointed that I had a few bites and threw it away. read more

Food is delicious!. One of my new favorites. I can't wait until they finish with the expansion.

We had such a fun time escaping the terrestrial down pour and enjoying some cocktails. We had never had Laotian food before and it was great to try so many different things. The cocktails were awesome. The Aperol spritz is insanely good. It's a small place but has a lot of character. The staff was super nice and helpful (like I said, we were newbies). Def check them out and if you are not a fan of Laotian, they have Thai food. They also offer hookah if that's your thing read more

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Ck wings crispy and a very good size. Papaya salad serving was good but could've been better flavor profile wise... had too much lime. Needed more savory flavor and spice. Sticky rice good, can't mess it up. Tomato sauce dip needed more savory flavor but it was still good. Chicken laab great flavor but needed more fresh veggies it in. Beef sticks were highlight of the meal I think. Would def come back and recommend giving it a try. read more

Great food. Nice atmosphere. Went there on a date night with hubby and the food was so good that we returned the next day with the kids. I highly recommend the crab rangoon, crispy brussels sprouts, and the fried chicken wings. read more

First and last visit. We went based on the fabulous reviews. Walking in, you are hit with the smell of hookah, which is only about 6 feet away from the tables. We've been to several places that have offered hookah, but never in such close proximity to dining. On to the food....my husband and I love Thai/Laotian food. How anyone could say that this is the best they've had is incredulous. We got the papaya salad and drunken noodles. Both were just bearable, if that. I don't want to make this review too long, but I'll just say "best crab Rangoons"?? Not by a long shot! Hard as rocks and empty inside. (Oh! Oh! And no alcohol, lol!). And good luck waiting for service! read more

REPLY TO THE SNARKY OWNER: I walked in due to word of mouth. And honestly, your modern "Decor" looks like every other establishment around. So take my criticism with a grain of salt, do you want to stand out and be PROUD or just be a staple that follows behind every lounge? With a green grassy photo op wall? Black and white furniture and LED lights.... there's a way to showcase MODERN, Asian decor without being overly exaggerated just like everything else.. be tasteful, subtle. Just go in to the chicken wing business, because really that's all you got going. This establishment is own by someone young of age and it shows, it won't be more than an establishment of Hype.... I won't be returning, thank you for your reply. read more

Love coming here! Everything I have tried has been great and taste like home Lao cooking. All the people who work there are friendly and attentive. read more

Haus De La Vie - Kapoon - Laotian Near Me - North Providence, Rhode Island

This is the most authentic Laos / Thai restaurant you will ever eat at. I live 35 minutes away from this restaurant and heard about it through a friend. We decided to make the drive and pay a visit. I have no regrets at all!! Interior is very cozy. Staff was attentive, helpful and extremely professional and the food was top notch! A lot of Laotian dishes on the menu, not just your main stream Thai food. I would make the drive here again without hesitation!! read more

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I came here for the Rhode Island eats wing month, and I had the most delicious wings. I asked for spicy and they warned me, but not being your average white guy. They brought him on to me very spicy and I love them. They told me they can adjust them to taste and they were worried about what I would think but I can assure you that they're the best I had so far. I'll definitely be back. Also a very nice family business very polite and accommodating. read more

Kind of a hidden spot but great Thai compared to what the area has to offer. Soups, salads and stews0 are all awesome.

Only had take out. The food is delicious. Some of the best curry I've ever had. Pro tip: If the restaurant doesn't bother to translate an item into English for the Uber Eats menu, it is going to be really f*ing hot. Cucumber salad is delicious, but so firey. Be cautious when ordering, but if you like really high levels of heat, you will love this place. read more

We were blown away by the hospitality and friendliness of the owner, who took the time to greet us all. We were in a large party, prereserved, and the large tray of thr first course was incredible. Crab rangoon, spring rolls, egg rolls, probably the most delicious chicken wings I've ever had, chicken and beef satays. Next up was drunken noodles which were phenomenal! Others in our party had bowls of ramen and were impressed by its flavor. The Lao beer was refreshing and counterbalanced the spice. When we return to Rhode Island, Haus De La Vie will definitely be on our short list! Thank you, HDLV! read more

THE WORST!!! lemon grass beef, so tough had to toss it in the garbage, ditto for the chicken in ginger sauce. truly some of the WORST Thai food ever! stay away. read more

Heard about this new Lao/Thai fusion restaurant from fellow golfers and had to try after a round today. The menu is vast and key items were on their menu such as my favorite LAD nar, pho and kow piek. Son loves shrimp and said the lad nar was good but prefers a more looser gravy as this was finished with corn starch to thicken the gravy ( typical for many Thai restaurants). My buddy and I had the Pho. The broth was perfectly Thai/ Lao flavors and not overpowering like some Vietnamese places from the star anise, cinnamon and other dry spices. We had ours with tender beef, crispy pork and shrimp. The Thai iced coffee and tea were both good and refreshing. The Haus wings were fried to perfection and we opted for the salty pepper version. Definitely give this place a try and support the mom and pop businesses!! read more

First off I believe that every person in this world should have their own opinion and that's absolutely fine. Aside from reading the comments below, I have been coming here with my wife since they first opened and let me tell you my experience. The staff there are very friendly also the mother is the sweetest. A family owned restaurant. The ambience inside of the restaurant is very cute. It is a small restaurant but they do get a lot of customers. My wife and I didn't realize that this was also a Lounge till we saw it on the sign out front. We normally go for an early dinner or takeout. I assume it's more at night. The vibe all depends on the type of crowd that is there. As for hookah, I suggest if you're going to hate and talk negative and don't like the smell, there are plenty more Thai restaurants around the neighborhood without hookah. Everyone has their own preferences and we actually don't mind the smoke even tho we don't smoke it. I remember when they had outdoor dining during the summer and kept the hookah outside to accommodate customers with children eating inside which we thought was very respectful of them. Now let's get to talking about the food. The portions are definitely a great size for the prices. My wife usually gets the pork fried rice and it can definitely feed two. We also get the crab Rangoons which are delicious and way better than a lot of locations. The Haus wings are juicy and crispy! And jumbo sized at that! We just recently tried the sticky wings and they are absolutely finger licking good! We tried just about everything on the menu. Tho in the beginning, they didn't have some items and were sold out which I understand because they were just opening up. My wife and I studied abroad in Laos and Thailand many years ago, and we've been searching for a very authentic restaurant. We also love the larb gai here. It tasted just like the ones we've had over seas. Their pho and kow piak sen is one size. The broth is very comforting and tasteful. We did find it funny that they have fries and tenders here but we're all for it! Love the options! From our understanding this use to be a BYOB establishment. But the owner stated they just recently got approved for their liquor license. You just have to ask as there is no drink menu yet. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. Only downfall is the restaurant size. If they were to get a bigger location, I have faith they would be super busy than they already are now. Other than that, we wish this establishment the best of luck and we hope to see them grow. read more

I decided to try a new place and it was very disappointing. They are really expensive because they advertise themselves as a more "luxury" type of Asian restaurant. The food was very bland compared to some of the other restaurants around and EXTREMELY SPICY. I ordered a papaya salad Thai style and chicken larb MILD spicy and it was literally inedible. I couldn't even eat any of those two dishes. I also ordered a lemongrass beef skewer and the beef was so chewy it was inedible. The pad Thai we ordered was bland as well but still edible. Very disappointed because of how expensive they are and how bad the quality was. read more