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Overall I would say it was a solid but not exceptional experience. I ordered the papaya salad (spicy), which I did thoroughly enjoy. I will absolutely admit that I am not an expert on papaya salads (this only being the second time I've had one), but it came out slightly more room temperature than I think was best for it. The taste and everything else was superb though and all the vegetables tasted fresh! The spice level was perfect for me specifically, any more spicy and I think I would've struggled eating it, and any less I would have been a bit disappointed. Definitely a lot more manageable than most other south East Asian places, so order based on how you feel like your spice tolerance is typically and you should be fine. I wasn't the biggest fan of the interior or the atmosphere in general (which is a bit ironic since they were straight up playing some of my favorite artists) but that could absolutely just be down to personal preference. Service was great, the person who brought our food was extremely receptive and was on top of refilling our waters, but due to how the restaurant works we only had a brief word with a different server when we sat down about how to order when I really wanted to ask for opinions on what to order and how spicy their dishes were. Overall still a great experience and would probably be down to try out more of their dishes in the future!
I came here for a late lunch with a few of my co workers. When you enter, you grab a table and there is a QR menu on the table. The QR menu allows parties to pay as one big bill or split based on what they ordered individually via phone. The lunch portion was decent sized . I ordered the lao'd jerky lunch that had a side of papaya salad, cheese roll, and sticky rice. The sticky rice is very dense, the papaya salad had a slight kick to it. The meat was sweet and not too tough. overall, the dish was good. The sticky rice was different. I had had the strawberry lycée drink. It was really good but maybe too much ice. Staff was nice and quick. The food came out very quickly too. There's free parking out front.
Soooo so good. Definitely go here! We got so many dishes and split them amongst a big group so I definitely recommend that so you can try more! My favorites were the crack belly and steak tiger cry. Absolutely do not skip those dishes! The only thing I wouldn't get next time is the curria tacos. They were still really good and made on fresh roti, but I'd just wanna try more next time! Everything came out so fast, and it wasn't busy at all. Super casual but super good. Will be back!
... Got some to-go Thai food. My Thai generally surrounds around Tofu fried rice, and a curry rice. This time it was green curry. Green curry has the sprouts, kaffir like greens, and some veggies. They gave red peppers on the side to add for that more spicy kick. Ate the curry with the fried rice instead of the regular jasmine rice, liked that combination a little. Also got the Papaya salad, which is also so typical to Thai restaurants and one of my favorites. Its crunchy and just the right spice. V yummy. Service was fast and good. Restaurant is pretty well maintained.
Ambiance -good Order process - scan to order -good and easy- no wait for server and no pressure to order or add order Food 2/10 all 3 dishes taste were off from what we like ( or used to) - too sweet for all 3, food are dry and hard- noodle was sticky and hard, rice was dry, basil chicken was dry. Food temperature was not hot enough either they let it sit for a long time or they premade. Even the fish sauce on the side was sweet. Parking- small very tight and crowded.
Pretty authentic Lao food! I went with my Lao friend and tried a few of his favorite dishes. Overall, he said it was pretty authentic and the portion sizes were really good! Some of the flavors weren't as strong, but we found most of the dishes we ordered to be tasty. We got the Lao'd sausage, Nam khao, drunken noodles, and khao piak sen. Definitely order the Nam Khao and skip the Khao Piak Sen! - Lao'd sausage (3.8/5): The Lao'd sausage came with a side of sticky rice and some kind of spicy sauce. It was really fun to eat and flavorful. The sausage was fatty and had a good texture with chunky bits inside. I've tried Lao sausage before and found that others were more juicy and spicy, so I did find this one to be a bit lackluster in comparison. - Nam khao (crispy rice) (4.4/5): This was by far my favorite dish. The texture was amazing, it was filled with so many crispy pieces and paired really well with the crunchy lettuce. Flavor wise, I thought it was missing something because I heard it was suppose to be pretty sour and spicy, but after my friend asked for extra lime, it really brightened up the dish and I loved it! DEFINITELY ASK FOR LIME! - Drunken noodles (3.6/5): Pretty solid drunken noodles! I liked how the noodles weren't too broken and the sauce was kinda sweet. Also the veggies added a nice crunch and flavor. - Khao piak sen (loa chicken noodle soup) (2/5): I found this dish to be lacking in a lot of flavor, but the noodles had a very nice chewy texture. It's a very basic soup in general, so maybe it's suppose to be plain. Service/Ambiance: The restaurant ordering system was based on scanning a QR code then ordering and paying online. The atmosphere was very casual and relaxed. We would definitely come again especially for that Nam Khao.
Came in for a quick lunch with some coworkers and was impressed! Well, first off, I'm visiting from SoCal so my standards for southeast Asian food are fairly high. That said, Lao'd District would easily survive and thrive in my hometown. This place has all the flavors of Lao and Thai food and more importantly THE SPICE. We only ordered medium level spice to cater to the table but I could tell the heat was there. We ordered the green curry, pad thai, nam Khao, crispy glazed pork belly, and papaya salad. Whatever glazed they put on that pork belly, they should bottle and sell separately. It was so complimentary to the crispy pork skin without making it become soggy. The pad thai was a perfectly balance of tangy and slightly sweet. Only giving it 4 stars because the papaya salad came out a little salty but I would come back to give it another shot. The restaurant itself was open and inviting. It was noon so not too packed but I can see this place getting full for dinner. Super easy ordering and checkout with the QR code. Staff was quick and attentive. Definitely a spot to try if you're craving Lao and Thai food!
Wow!! What I can say, what an experience. It's a hip spin on a traditional family style dinning. The atmosphere was clean and very welcoming. The staff was very attentive, pleasant, and the service was right on time. The food exceeded our expectations, my husband doesn't really do off the grid that much. Needless to say we both cleaned our plates and will most definitely return! Shout out to the owners!! Amazing job!
Really nice place, they do have QR codes on the table to be able to open a tab and order for your table. So no need to wait for a waiter to take your order. Staff is super nice and extremely helpful and nice. Ordered the chicken skin, red curry, green curry and tiger cry. I really love fried Chicken skin, I've had it elsewhere I make it at home, this one was not my favorite, some pieces were ok and some were kinda plastic textured. And i feel like it was lacking in flavor but beautiful presentation for sure Green curry was really good, the texture of the beef super tender, I know it says there is eggplant but I think it was sliced too thin to contribute to over all texture a little too sweet for me but over all it was good Red curry the texture of the beef was really tender I wasn't a huge fan of this one. I know how many flavors and aromatics go into curry and the heat from Thai peppers have this hint of basil taste normally and this kind of felt like the aromatics of the lemongrass galangal kefir lime leaves was missing and the heat seemed to be more cayenne pepper that Thai pepper Tiger cry is suvide then grilled. I think mine was over grilled so instead of medium it was more like medium well to well done. And I'm use to that chargrilled flavor and it seemed like it was done on a flat top or pan. I will say their price points are a little cheaper than others where a curry here is about $14 and adding beef is $2 additional as where most places are about $4 Tiger cry running at $20.99 All reviews are based on personal preference and taste. these guys are super nice and efficient and the fact that most of their staff are in the back and they make it easy to order from the table rather than having too many servers is how they keep their so reasonable. So I would say give them shot see what you think.
the service was fast, friendly, and attentive throughout our visit. prices were reasonable, and portion sizes were solid, making it a good value overall the roti was nicely layered with a satisfying char and was especially delicious when dipped into the red curry the crying tiger steak was easily the highlight of the meal. it was cooked to the perfect doneness, very tender, and had a great balance of lean and fatty pieces the drunken noodles had a great texture, not too hard or mushy, and weren't overly oily. there were plenty of vegetables mixed in, which we appreciated. however, it wasn't spicy at all :( the basil chicken was similar in that sense. the basil was very fragrant and aromatic, and there was a generous amount of meat, but again, it lacked any real spice the red curry leaned too sweet for our taste and was heavy on the coconut, which overpowered the curry flavor we were hoping for for dessert, the mango sticky rice had a strong coconut flavor and the mango itself was soft and sweet, but the sticky rice felt slightly undercooked the nam vaan was refreshing and packed with jelly and tropical fruits, making it fun to eat, but it was overwhelmingly sweet in all, the food was decent, but we were hoping for bolder flavors and more heat. the dishes could benefit from more depth, balance, and spice to really elevate the experience!
This was an interesting place. Had a very minimalistic vibe to it, but the staff was really friendly. You basically just have to order from your table using the QR code, and they bring the food out to you. But when they see you walk in, they do bring water and plates to you. I ended up getting the roti tacos. Sooo delicious! So it's kind of like a twist on birria tacos since they have the cup with the curry meat sauce on the side. Really enjoyed this, and my partner did too! I also tried the pad Thai, not bad. It was pretty standard as pad Thai goes. I can't wait to try something else here!
We took a short trip to Houston and decided to stop by this spot before heading back home. My husband and I are always on the lookout for authentic Lao food, and when we found this place on social media, we were so excited to give it a try. On the drive over, we browsed the menu and were even more thrilled to see so many traditional Lao dishes that you don't usually find elsewhere. The restaurant itself is super clean and modern, with a great ambiance. One small note--the booth seats were a bit lower than the table, so as a shorter person, I had to sit at the end to be more comfortable. The service was quick and friendly. Since it was our first time, the server walked us through the menu and helped explain everything, which we really appreciated. Here's what we ordered: Crab Papaya Salad (Tum Mak Hoong)- The portion was generous, and we loved that it came with *khao poon* (vermicelli noodles), so you could eat it like "Tum Khao Poon". That's something most places don't offer unless it's a separate dish. That said, the flavor was a little mild for our taste, we were hoping for more of that punchy, bold Lao flavor. Tiger Crying Steak (Suea Rong Hai)- This was a hit. Really well-seasoned, tender, and definitely worth ordering again. Lao Sour & Spicy Dipping Sauce (Jeow Som)- We weren't quite sure about this one. It tasted and looked more like a sweet chili sauce, almost like what you'd get with egg rolls. Not sure if it was a different version or a mix-up. Lao Sausage (Sai Gok)- It was just okay for us. A bit dry and lacking the depth of flavor we usually expect from Lao sausage. Sticky Rice (Khao Niew)- Simple but good. We appreciated that it was served in a traditional bamboo holder, which helped keep it warm. Thai Tea Flan- I didn't get a picture of this one, but it was alright. I expected it to be a little softer and jiggly. It had a strong cinnamon note at first, but the aftertaste leaned more toward the sweet, creamy Thai tea flavor. Overall, we had a great experience. The place is definitely worth checking out, especially if you're craving dishes that are hard to find elsewhere. We do wish there were more Lao staff or representation, it would add an even more authentic, local vibe. Still, it's a solid spot and we're glad we made the stop!
A friend recommended Lao'd District. There were plenty of parking as well arrived early (6 pm). Please was not full and had our choice of seats. Staff came over and explained everything can be ordered online via QR code and paying via the app/website as well. We started with the Roti with curry sauce. It was tasty. We also ordered the Lao's sausages. Sausage was well seasoned. The "sauce" is one the spicy side which we liked. It also came with sticky rice that offsets the sausage's spiciness . Definitely worth trying out. We also ordered the drunken noodles and Steak Tiger Cry. Drunken noodles was good... noodles was cooked just right. Tasty as well. The star of the show was the Steak Tiger Cry that our friend recommended and did not disappoint. It is cooked rare. The meat was tender and seasoned well. Good size steak. The sauce is like chumuchuri and complements it very well. Definitely will come back to have it again. Place is clean and tables are well spaced out. You can see the kitchen behind the counter. Staff is friendly and recommended the dishes we ordered. There is also a giant display highlighting the best sellers.
3 years ago
Wasn't pleased with the curry noodle soup or the Lao chicken noodle soup. Chicken was tough. Tiny pieces of chicken. A little disappointed, thought I was going get some really authentic Laos food. Only thing I liked was their jeow bong sauce and sticky rice. Placed was clean and a lot of tables though. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
All my family love food from here so much!! If you like Thai food with Laos Style come and check it out!! read more
2 years ago
Excellent food, super fresh and authentic. I recommend any noodle dishes. I tried the Pad Thai and Drunken noodles, really yummy. The Tiger Eye beef was good as well read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Came here for a girls dinner tonight. The food and service were excellent. This was my first time trying Lao food, and definitely not the last time. I had a variety of plates, from papaya salad, tiger cry and chicken wings. The meat was well done, flavorful, complimented with a side of steamed rice. Wings were my go to, portions were huge, chicken wings were crispy and had a amazing taste. Portions are enough for everyone to share. We also got lucky and we're treated by one of the owners himself who made sure our food, and service was up to par. I would recommend to anyone looking to try something new. read more
I came on a weeknight with a friend and got the khao poon. The broth was spicy but not uncomfortable, the vermicelli noodles did a great job soaking up the broth, and there was lots of chicken meat. You have to pay for rice here which is a bummer (they order traditional or sticky) but the owner happened to be here and offered us rice on the house (which we accepted bc I didn't want the broth to go to waste). The bowl was huge and filling and I enjoyed it a lot. There is service here but you are welcome to approach the utensil/to go box table yourself if you need something. The menu is QR code and you can pay that way as well. Bellaire Food Street is full of franchises and has the worst parking in Chinatown but I had this place on my bookmarked list and was glad I tried it. Lao'd District is full of the owner's mom's Lao recipes and I thought that made it special and unique. Houston is definitely lacking in Lao food and I can't wait to come back to try both more Lao food and some of their Thai dishes. read more
3 years ago
If you haven't tried Lao'd District you are missing out! We came with a group of 10 people a Wednesday evening and were seated right away. Everything on the menu looked so good so we ordered just about everything. Everyone at our table was raving about how good the food was!My husband's favorites were the steak dishes and mine were the basil sticky rice and crab papaya salad. We ate until we could barely move but after we made room for the house mixed durian and Jackfruit ice cream and I'm so glad we did. It had the perfect amount of sweetness and flavor and was the perfect ending to an amazing meal. We will definitely be back the next time we're in Houston! read more
2 years ago
Back again for the 3rd time and it's a Charm. Come today, everyday. Try the whole menu and get your fix. I know I am. read more
2 years ago
This place has one of the best customer service experiences I've ever experienced. The head chef/ owner is so kind and friendly and serves up great fulfilling meals. I have gone a handful of times now and each time the food is fresh and made to order. If you get the chance go during lunch time as their lunch combo is amazing for the amount of food you get for the price. Their tiger cry steak is something I always go back too, but so is the pork belly. You can't really go wrong with anything on the menu. The menu is online and their payment process is really unique in that you can start a tab, and close it out when you are done. The space has a great homey feel and is a must try for authentic lao food. Pro tip: switch out regular rice for their sticky rice! read more
3 years ago
Came here on a weekday in the afternoon and was greeted immediately with such welcoming staff! The restaurant is a very casual dinning spot with amazing artwork on their walls. The place was extremely clean and the energy felt very uplifting and vibrant! Now onto the food: Tiger Cry (9.5/10): The steak is cooked to perfection and is extremely juicy and flavorful. The sauce itself however is a bit salty if you dunk a whole piece in but if you want to bring out the flavor I would definitely suggest keeping the sauce to a minimum. Tofu Pad Thai (6/10): I wouldn't say that it "wowed" me but I was hoping for it to be more flavorful. But then again, it's tofu so that may be a bad choice of protein on my part :( Crack Belly (8/10): It's definitely a nice twist and something different in comparison to other pork belly dishes in Houston. The pork was nice and tender while the batter gave a nice crunch! The taste of the overall dish reminded me of thai chilli wings but with pork instead of chicken. With just 3 dishes split amongst 2 people, I was expecting to end up togoing the leftovers. But to my surprise, we were able to finish everything without feeling sluggish or overly full! That in itself was a huge plus in my book!! If you're looking to try out some light yet flavorful Thai / Lao dishes, I would highly recommend. The staff are hardworking and very attentive. I'm addition, they're really friendly and have such positive energies! The place overall is amazing and you truly won't be disappointed!! Definitely will be back! read more
3 years ago
My friend and I wanted to give this new place a try, especially after seeing that it had pretty good reviews. The restaurant was busy when we had arrived, but we were able to be seated right away since they had a couple tables open. The restaurant is clean, very open, and bright. A very modern and casual design. To preface, this place is not your typical sit down restaurant. You scan a QR code at your table and choose and pay for what you want as you go. You also get napkins/utensils/extra plates for sharing yourself. I believe the only thing you don't get yourself is water/your food. I find this ordering and serving system unique, but it's also confusing with what the tipping standard should be in this instance (you tip as you pay, so no service has really been performed). Regardless, we ordered the Lao'd sausage, Steak tiger cry, and the Khao poon. Not pictured, that we also ordered, was the thai tea and the thai coffee (cafe). Lao'd sausage: (4/5) Excellent taste, but the texture left a lot to be desired (It had a mushy core). If it had a better snap to the outside and a more solidified core, it would've been perfect. Steak tiger cry: (5/5) Amazing flavor of the steak itself, and the accompanying sauce elevated the dish even further. The steak was also juicy and cooked to perfection. I only wish there were more! Khao poon (Lao curry soup): (3.5/5) Substantial portion size. They definitely do not skimp on the noodles. My only qualm is that I wish the curry were richer and had a deeper flavor. It tastes a little more watered down than what I would prefer. Thai tea: (2/5): When I usually get thai teas from restaurants, I expect it to be one of the 3: on the sweeter side, stronger in tea flavor, or a balance between the two. The tea here is neither and it was whatever. It tasted watered down so it wasn't enjoyable. I'm sure it varies batch to batch, but this was my experience. Thai cafe: (3.5/5) It's coffee. I'm not a fan of coffee all that much but my friend said it was average. I would say it's nothing to write home about but it's there and it wasn't bad by any means. The steak tiger cry , the flavor of the sausage, and the friendliness of the staff carried our overall experience. The staff were so kind and accommodating! Some hits and misses in terms of food, but I would love to come back to try other dishes. read more
2 years ago
Talk about being dissappointed, ordered a bit of everything. The tiger cry and lao sausage had good flavor, but a good portion of the beef had a lot of unchewable parts, so wasnt a very good cut. Did not enjoy their eggrolls at all, maybe stick to the cheese rolls? The drunken noodles and pad thai noodles were both too sweet, didnt like the flavor. The cracked pork had a super sweet sauce that's probably better as a side dip rather than on the pork itself. Was expecting the cracked pork to be crunchy, but it was just mushy. The roti was ok, the curry was not my fav though. The service was good, so thats a plus. I was expecting it to be way better given the other reviews, maybe they just had an off day? read more
3 years ago
I recently moved from dfw and I have been craving Lao food and I believe I've finally found a place I can get my fix. The crab papaya salad was delishhhh and when I chose spicy, that h*e was spicy. Just how I like it. The crack belly was great and crispy. We had a side of sticky rice also and just those couple of items made my day. Will definitely come back to try the khao poon. read more
2 years ago
Great service, taste, and ambiance! would 100% come back to try more dishes on their menu. Cool new spot in Houston. read more
We walked in at 11:01 expecting...well not much on a holiday Tuesday. We were immediately greeted. The wait staff showed us how to order ( I love the order by phone pay as you go). The menu had pictures!!! The food came out pretty fast. The roti was finger licking good. The crispy rice was amazing. The chicken soup was also good but the rice just outshined it by a landslide. Together, the combination was amazing. Price waz reasonable as well. The place filled up pretty fast. Overall I love the quick service, great food and super chill place to eat. 100% will come back! read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Food was good. A little expensive with little portions. Service was good. Nice ambiance. Check it out for yourself. read more
3 years ago
Came here with my brother for sunday dinner. It was partially full and ordering was self service through their website. The food came out fairly quick and hostess was very nice. Decor was a bit scarce but with plenty of room to sit. We ordered the Crack Belly, Lao'd Curry Crab, and Roti Canai. The food was very nicely presented but the taste was pretty mediocre. The crab was the highlight with the perfect amount of curry and spice. read more
Giving them a few stars for the service. Though there weren't many people during lunchtime on Saturday, the server was very attentive and checked on us multiple times. You order and pay through your phone. As for the food, I had higher expectations since everything on the menu sounded/looked good. The noodle soup dish and chicken wings I ordered were pretty bland and I just expected more flavor. The chicken wings were very crispy which I enjoyed but they could use more seasoning. read more
2 years ago
Wow! Lao'd District was phenomenal. Their service was on point and very welcoming. ALL of the dishes we ordered were authentic and delicious. We also loved the great music playlist that livened the ambience! read more
2 years ago
It's a convenient restaurant, suitable for today's generation. The food is average in tastegood, and the service is fast. read more
3 years ago
Friendly service, great atmosphere, and great food. Their hand made chicken noodle ( Cao piek sien) hit the spot when you need to warm up in cold weather. Lao sausage, sticky rice and laos dipping sauce (jeow bong). The food here are all made from scratch just like home. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Food was out of this world! They know how to do Thai food! We over ordered but happy to have the left overs!! I was surprised it was so empty. You order from your phone and pay as you order. No fuss about waiting for the bill. read more
Food was very fresh. We appreciated that it was sauces and spice that brought out the food instead of relying on heavy oils. Pad Thai had plenty of meat and vegetables and weren't shy on providing us with plenty of noodles. The steak tiger was perfectly cooked and provided just the right amount of fire. Curry sauce was well seasoned and was the perfect compliment to all the dishes. Will come again. read more
2 years ago
Amazing food full of flavor, hits the spot just right! Very friendly and welcoming customer service, with good ambiance! Definitely a must try, I know I'm coming back! read more
2 years ago
If it's Lao/Thai, let me just tell you it's gonna be the best Thai food you've had. Where I'm from, that's what we have, and I was super disappointed by the selection in Texas. So glad to discover this place. The flavors are incredible, and the "Crack Belly" definitely slaps. Papaya salad was a pleasant surprise with all of the fresh ingredients. 10/10 would recommend read more
3 years ago
I think this place is fantastically authentic and had some of the best drunken noodles ever here. The guy at the counter was cool and welcoming, while providing great recommendations and service. read more
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