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Tried Lung Yai Thai Tapas in Little Havana -- really cool spot. It feels like eating street food in Thailand, which makes the whole experience fun and different. Love the concept. The food is great and pretty legit if you're craving real Thai flavors. There's usually a wait, but the line moves fast so it's not a big deal. Service was mixed -- some staff weren't very friendly, but our waiter was great and took good care of us. One thing to know: you can only order once, so plan your dishes ahead. Overall, a solid spot and worth checking out.
Great Thai food in this Miami "desert" of Thai food.. if you know you know. I'm sorry it took me this long to try it, I'll be back. Pork Dumplings - lovely/juicy Pork Belly - exactly as they should be Papaya Salad - fresh and one pepper is definitely hot enough for me ha ha Green Curry w/ chicken - so wonderful, will always always order Massaman Curry w/ beef - so delicious, I didn't order because I prefer w/ sweet potato and menu reads just potato.. it is sweet potato - - I got medium spicy, I like the heat to start low and build until I sweat.. medium is good, spicy is too much for me. If they had a 5 pepper system I could go from 3-Medium to 4 but not to 5-Spicy. My dinner companion is British and can handle spicy, he thought Spicy was hot but would ask for hotter next time. Service was great, and water glasses were refilled every time he walked by. Adorable street cafe vibe too.
This is, without a doubt, one of the best authentic Thai places you will ever try. Ever. But anyone who goes for the first time can use some preambled tips to be prepared for how unique of an experience this is. Primarily, this place has some questionable customer service. From the fact that you can only order once (they are extremely strict about this) to how evident it is that they're attempting to rotate their tables as quickly as possible, none of these very clearly unusual characteristics are able to overshadow how unbelievably delicious the food is, and that is saying a lot (also, kep in mind that the seating area is pretty much on what can only be described as a hallway so the tables are very limited and on busy hours you can expect to make a line). Every plate outshines everything else Lung Yai comes with, and like a cinematic toxic relationship, it is even capable of making you fall in love with how unique the experience as a whole can be. I look forward to bringing new people to try this place to see the process of annoyance with the staff turn into pure appreciation as they finish every plate leaving no trace of food behind, usually ending with some sort of statement along the lines of "that was so worth it". Having its drawbacks only highlights how insanely delicious the food truly is. If you only get a chance to order one thing, order the Tom Ka soup to truly give your taste buds an experience unlike any other, perfect for lunch or dinner.
I've been coming here for years, and there's a reason there's usually a wait.... it's def worth it. I always start with the papaya salad. It's fresh, light, slightly sweet, and really refreshing. honestly the perfect salad starter that doesn't feel heavy. I've also ordered the wings here. They're big and perfectly fried and have a great crunch. They are pretty plain on their own and I do wish they were seasoned a bit more since you add the sauce yourself by dipping. I'm a total chicken fried rice fanatic anytime I order Asian food, and I love it here. It's flavorful but light and doesn't leave you feeling overly full. I also really like the Pad! The red and green curries are also pretty good and worth trying. I love coming back and ordering different things, and honestly everything I've tried has been solid. Service is fast, but because it's usually busy, you need to order everything at once, you can't add or reorder later. They also don't take reservations.
Thai food is one of my top two food choices! Since moving to Miami, I've been on a search for good Thai food. I've heard about Lung Yai, and was intrigued about the ordering everything once. I thought it must be good!! Tom Kha was pretty bland. Duck Basil was good hot- don't eat it cold. I should have known when they didn't even ask how spicy I wanted my food- it was a bad sign. Friends all were just ok with their orders. Overall, it wasn't terrible, but, not good enough to make me visit again. Sorry.
Continues to be one of my favorite Thai spots in Miami. My go-to is always the massaman chicken curry -- love the flavors. This little hole-in-the-wall has come such a long way over the years, but it still has that same small, busy kitchen and the same amazing flavor. They are super chic with mostly outdoor seating and a bar section. Honestly, I'm kind of glad they haven't scaled up too much, because sometimes quality gets lost when places get bigger, and this spot has kept theirs consistent. Service is always fast and efficient, and the food comes out quickly. Just a heads-up: they're very straight to the point -- don't expect lots of small talk, and you can only order once. So make sure you place your full order, including any to-go items, the first time around. Still one of the most reliable and delicious Thai restaurants in Miami!
Had to unfairly give this a 4 out of 5 because I literally just came back from my annual trip to Thailand and there is just something about those Thai ingredients that just hit different in the motherland. HOWEVER, I will say this is the best local Thai spot I've found here in Miami. There is always a small wait because it really is that good but once you're up for a turn, it's like eating down a Thai street. Nothing too fancy, just a few tables and some of the most popular dishes from Thailand. To keep the crowds moving and to give everyone a chance to eat, you only get one shot to order your food, so come ready because if you forget to order something (except another Singha) or are craving more, you will just have to wait until next time. Service is quick and friendly and they are giving you the Thai feel with all the smiles and a background of Thai music in the TV screen. We decided to have a little of everything this time. From dumplings to papaya salad, fried mushrooms and chicken wings. The appetizers were great. Crab fried rice, Panang curry, pad Thai and my personal favorite, Khao Soi were all incredible for our mains. I will say if you're a fan of true Thai spice, you need to ask them ahead for your spice level or it will come out without any. That would be my only critique but I understand most everyone stateside is used to that heat. I also missed the tray of sauces that usually comes table side with a Pad Thai like the chili, sugar, fish oil, etc. Those would be nice touches to round out the experience. Khao Soi is my all time favorite Northern Thai dish and Thai is the first place to come close to the flavors of actual Thailand. Only critique here is I prefer the authentic chicken on a bone rather than pieces of breast meat scattered throughout. All in all it was a great time. Maybe next visit they will add some mango rice to the menu for a well rounded experience. Give this place a try if you haven't already!
Hands down one of my favorite restaurants in Miami. It is a no frills, but lot's of flavor establishment. First of all, if you are coming with a big group be prepared to wait because there are only one or two big tables. They are on door dash and take pick up orders. Second, they only let you order one time, so (they let us order drinks before food). Now the food. The wings are good: perfectly cooked and very well seasoned. They have alot of flavor and are perfectly cripsy. Papaya salad: really delicious, it is a bit on the smaller side Khao Soi: What keeps me coming back. It is such an amazing curry. It feels like a nice hug. They put these fried noodles. My favorite protein is shrimp.
Ten out of ten! Excellent authentic Thai in Miami. They definitely live up to the Michelin recognition! Amazing food and service. This has become a new fave and I can't wait to get back to Miami. I dined here once and ordered to go once on my trip. So good. Only downside is the place is extremely small and they only let your order once in order for them to get people in and out since they are so popular but yet so small. Highly recommend
Finally I was able to try this place and it's definitely worth all the hype. I was seated right away since there was no line in a Tuesday night. The waitress quickly greeted me and warned me that I only get once chance to input my order. As the night progressed the restaurant got busy. The restaurant isn't fancy and these music videos playing in the background. But the food is amazing and that's why they received a Michelin recognition. The duck salad was a perfect balance of citrus and fried duck. I'm still thinking of it. The steam dumplings were my second favorite starter dish. The pad Thai was delicious but the pad see ewe was so so flavorful that I couldn't stop eating. I will definitely be back to try other dishes.
Hello fellow Yelpers! Time for another review, and I'm beyond excited for this one. First of all, I want to give you a little overview of Lung Yai Thai Tapas. It was mentioned in the Michelin Guide, so you know the food is out of this world. I went with a group of friends, and we had several dishes. For me, I had yum ped, a delicious duck dish with a savory sweet and sour flavor, and khao soi, a sweet, creamy curry egg noodle dish, rich in flavor, where you can choose your level of spiciness. My friends had tom kha with shrimp, another creamy soup that tasted just like my native coconut milk seafood soup from Nicaragua with a Thai twist, and baby back ribs with a tangy, spicy, sweet dipping sauce. They also tried neua nam tok, a beef salad dish which was similar to my yum ped. All are dishes I would recommend and try again. Just note, you only have the moment your server takes your order the first time to order all the food you want, but you can order drinks as much as you like. The service was also amazing. We had our server and busser coming to check on us and refilling our water whenever we were done with a plate or needed a refreshment, which was very pleasant. We even got to share our hobby of opening Pokémon cards with them, and they shared their own fondness for collecting things, so it was a nice connection. And the ambiance? What can I say, it was a pretty small, simple restaurant located right before Starbucks in a regular building--a "fox in the hole" as some people might call it. They had Thai music playing, and it felt very traditional in a sense. Some might not like it, but I loved it, especially being from Little Havana and being born and raised here. It's been a spot I've always wanted to try, and I wasn't disappointed. I really suggest checking them out; you won't be disappointed at all. They have options for everyone, so feel free to check them out.
Authentic Thai food! Be prepared to order eat and pay. Food is tapas style so smaller portion but super cheap so order away but you only get one order so make it count. The chef recommended items are listed for a reason. Khao soi and beef salad are 100% recommended!
I recently went back to Lung Yai Thai Tapas after several years, and it's still every bit as amazing as I remember. The food remains consistently delicious, fresh, and full of flavor. The space is small, so depending on the day and time, you may need to put your name on the list and wait, but it's absolutely worth it. Keep in mind that each table can only order once, so come prepared! Honestly, it doesn't hurt to over-order; you will be happy to take leftovers. Dishes come out fast, the flavors are bold, and everything hits the spot. They've earned multiple awards over the years, including Michelin and Yelp recognitions, and it's easy to see why. The Singha Thai beer is a must.
Really great thai food. I chuckle when I see "tapas", since it's literally just thai dishes on a smaller plate, but regardless everything was delicious. The wait is pretty long, we waited an hour for a party of 7 since they only have one big table but once we got our food, everything was perfect. It's very loud there, so hard to hear what someone's saying at times but didn't take away from our experience. read more
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I ordered food according to the pictures on DoorDash (noodles) that I showed to the server. Ended up getting absolutely different dish which I did not want to get. Our server told me that the pictures on door dash are incorrect but that is not their fault. I asked to get a replacement for the dish that I meant to get and got rejected because "one time order" which means they can't add or replace any item that I ordered at the first place. then I asked to take the dish back that I haven't touched because I was not going to eat it and to get that position removed off of my check. I got rejected again because "they didn't make any mistake on their side". After me requesting to talk to a manager I got that item removed off of my check. 2 minutes after paying I was told "there are other people waiting for a table" by some other server. Food is not bad but the attitude and clients treatment is horrible and not worth that experience. read more
Best Thai food in Miami, hands down! Perfect spot for a casual dinner or quick lunch. The portions are medium-sized, so I'd recommend getting two bowls and a couple of appetizers for two people--it's the right amount to fill you up. The Green Curry was my absolute favorite, and I'm already planning to come back for it again soon! The vibe here is super simple with backyard-like seating, which makes it great for a chill meal, but note that it's a small space--so best to come with a group of 4 max. Also, heads up--you can only order once when seated, so make sure to get everything you need the first time around! They've got set lunch and dinner hours, so plan accordingly. Overall, an amazing hidden gem in the middle of Little Havana! Highly recommend! read more
The service is really nice and fast. Since the restaurant is very small you can only order one time and coming with a group is not recommended. The decor makes it feel like a street vibe. The food lacks flavor and the bowl is broken. The Thai Tea is very sweet. read more
3 years ago
As a New Yorker in Miami for a few days, it was hard for me to find good Asian food, let alone Thai food, that satisfies my standards. When I discovered this place on Yelp, I had to find out for myself if the food justified the hype. Upon arriving in the area, I had trouble spotting the establishment because it is a small place; however, we only had to wait a few minutes to grab a table. If a fast-paced atmosphere with loud music is not to your taste, then go elsewhere because this place embodied a high-energy, high table turnover business model. The waiter suggested the Fried Pork Belly for starters, and we ordered Massaman Curry, Khao Soi Gai, Beef Noodle Soup, and Thai Basil Rice for mains. The food arrived promptly, and the service was attentive. The Fried Pork Belly had the right amount of crisp and was not overdone. My mom would like it to be crispier, but I guess you can't please everyone. I had the Beef Noodle Soup, and it was pretty good. My dad, who seems to be a chronic critic, did not say a word and just continued eating his Thai Basil Rice, which was also a good sign. At the near end of our meal, we were given the check without asking for it, but considering this small establishment with about a dozen or so seatings, I understood a high table turnover is important. Coming from NYC, where there is a competitive Thai food scene, I can say that Lung Yai Thai Tapas is up to par with many good Thai restaurants in NYC. I'm glad to know where to get good Asian food whenever I'm back in Miami! read more
This restaurant will blow your mind away!!! Authentic Thai food in Miami, don't expect a big restaurant this is a very modest and lovely restaurant. You need to arrive early and order all the food you want at once. Very busy all the time and EVERY single dish is like heaven. My pad Thai brought me back back to beautiful Thailand. Every dish is served and prepared with care. Lots of tasty flavors and fresh ingredients... I wish I could describe the dishes a little more but I don't think I will do justice. Service is wonderful and the food is just delicious!!! If there was a 6 star is theirs :) Khob khun Kha read more
Ordered: Pad Kee Mao (~$13) with beef: sautéed flat noodles, bamboo stripe, onion, scallion, mushroom, bell pepper, tomato and basil leaves with brown sauce. Pad See Ew (~$13) with chicken: sautéed flat noodles, egg, Chinese broccoli with brown sauce. Crab Fried Rice (~$15): fried rice with egg, cilantro, scallion, onion, and blue crab. Shrimp Dumplings (~$6): fried, served with soy vinaigrette dip. 5 pc Chicken Wings (~$6): fried marinated Thai-style chicken wing in Chef's special sauce. Thai Iced Tea (~$4). Aya's take: JUST GO HERE. Miami's hidden gem! I mean how often does food take your breath away! I promise, you will love it. Both noodle dishes are a must. One-time order only! read more
2 years ago
I was excited to check this place out- heard a lot of good things. The food was just okay, probably one of the best Asian spots in Miami proper but that's a low bar. I appreciate the street food ambiance they're trying to create but the tables were too wobbly and chairs very uncomfortable. The curry noodles were good but nothing had spice like you'd except at a traditional Thai place- it felt Americanized. read more
2 years ago
It has been 6 years since Ive had Lung Yai! The tricky part is that I've tried many times to come back but they have specific hours of operation and the wait to get in is always long. I recently came and to my luck there was no wait. I got seated but 10 min after being seated there was a wait. The restaurant is really small, like a shack almost but I like that they don't rely on their aesthetic to drive business, the food is really the star of the show. The menu is really easy to navigate and they have tons of options. I looked at the recommendations on Yelp and honestly everything I tried was amazing. I had dumplings, rice, and soup. I am so looking forward to my next visit read more
Guys, it happened. I was finally able to snag a table without a crazy wait time at Lung Yai. Let me tell you, the hype level is appropriate. This place is beyond good. There's a one time order policy (teeny restaurant + huge crowd = no time to waste). So we opted to try a bit of everything; papaya salad, fried mushrooms, fried ribs, spring rolls, panang curry, and pad see ew with beef. Every dish was somehow more delicious than the previous. My ultimate highlight being those stir fry noodles. Oooooooo, those were tasty. Make sure to add it to your order! Every bite of each dish was so flavorful. Nothing tasted like the other, just completely unique. The service and timing of everything is fast, I mean, FAST. Took a sip of water? Boom. Filled glass. Had the last bite of your spring roll? Boom. Empty plate removed. A two-top will probably be in and out in 30/45 minutes. Great spot to go if you have a busy night ahead. Lung Yai, we will be back! Our hot tip will be to get there at an "awkward" time, not exactly lunch but not really dinner. Like a 6:30pm on a Friday. The wait won't be as hectic and you'll get to enjoy some delicious, authentic Thai. 5/5 for sure. read more
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This spot is not for the indecisive, but it is for anyone who values authentic Thai cuisine. When a friend of a friend mentioned this spot to me, it was nothing but glowing remarks. I read a few Yelp reviews and I was sold/ on the way to try it out for myself. It's a incredibly chill atmosphere (which is a nice escape from the hustle and poshness of Miami). Make sure to review the menu before going. No substitutions allowed and can only order once! This hidden gem is a real deal. read more
This is my go-to Thai restaurant in Miami. It's a very small restaurant, so their turnover is very quick. Also, this restaurant only allows you to order once in the beginning so make sure you order enough or more than enough. I always start with the duck salad which is so good! A very crispy duck with an excellent pairing of salty and tangy. Then got the pad Thai, red curry and crunchy soup! Everything was so delicious you can't get wrong! Come here and leave full and happy! read more
So first off just be prepared to order two entrees if you're hungry. At this price point though it's still a great deal! I ordered the shrimp dumplings to start and they did not skimp on the shrimp ! Those bad boys were stuffed ! Next came the sake and my entree which was the beef pad se ew, and it was not lacking any flavor. The beef melted in your mouth and the noodles were perfectly cooked. The only thing I'd say negative is the portion size but for the price it's a good deal. My girlfriend ordered the chicken pad Thai and it was also delicious and perfectly seasoned. Nothing needed to be added to either dish! The passion fruit sake was so good we could've drank another bottle easily lol very family feel vibe from the staff and the food came out incredibly quick. I would definitely recommend this place for anyone as long as you don't have a huge party of people as the restaurant is not huge. read more
FOOD Food here is slightly smaller portions than what I'm used to for Thai food. However, it is tapas so I expected it. Everything was tasty. We got the tom yum soup, some crab fried rice, papaya salad, and and pad see ew. Best dish was definitely the crab fried rice- it had actual crab in it! This amount of food was perfect for my boyfriend and I to split. SERVICE we were definitely being rushed to leave, and we weren't even there for a long time. I think it's because this place is quite popular. We were there at 5:15 ( they opened at 5) and there were already multiple other parties. PARKING There's no parking lot and so it might take you a while to find street parking. It's not on the busy side of Calle ocho though. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
This hole in the wall lives up to the hype. Hands down has to be the best Thai in town! As the restaurant requires parties to order their menu items all at once and gets crowded rather quickly due to popular demand, I recommend previewing their menu before arriving to order efficiently. Their menu is expansive including appetizers; soups and salads; rice dishes; noodle dishes; Thai curries; chef's recommendations; and Northern Thai specialties. Highlights included the steamed pork and shrimp dumplings paired with a sweet and spicy soy vinaigrette dipping sauce; Beef Pad Thai; and Khao Soi (Curry with Noodles). Can't wait to return and sample other gems from their menu! read more
2 years ago
Like usual doesn't disappoint!! 2x's in one week... service quick and friendly ...Ambiance very quaint ... food is perfect .. and on point .. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Kind of odd and out of place hole in the wall Thai restaurant in the middle of Little Havana. When you order, they let you know that you must order everything you want at one time; no adding another dish later. But the food was amazing! Everything absolutely delicious, started out with fried pork dumplings and a Thai beef salad, then had crab fried rice and crispy duck with vegetables. Both great. Im not generally a big fan of duck, but this was cooked in small bites and very crispy, in a yummy sauce. Can't wait to come back! read more
2 years ago
Great tasting Thai in little havana. Everytime I've been its always been packed sp it was great that I finally got a seat. We ordered the chicken wings , steamed pork dumplings, chicken pad Thai, chicken clear noodles, and more. Everything was great.. Staff was also very friendly and helpful... and portion sizes were perfect. Glad we went! read more
2 years ago
only got a photo of the duck salad oops!! this is my favorite thai restaurant of all time. top 2 for sure. i love their jungle curry fried rice and pad thai. everything is so flavorful--you can tell the food is made with TLC. the duck salad is refreshing and so satisfying if you like sour things. service is VERY fast bc there's limited seating and always a wait. don't be one of those people who sit and chat after you finish the meal. you eat your food and GOOOO read more
This is an absolute must restaurant if in the Miami area and looking for a local spot!!! Incredibly delicious regardless of what you order, but highly recommend the pang yang curry and pad se ewe. Can get very busy so I recommend coming for an early dinner so you don't have to wait. A perfect hole-in-the-wall restaurant with the best authentic vibes!! Will continue to come back every time I'm in Miami :) read more
It's hard to post a review about this place because I'd rather gatekeep it! Locals will know about this place but it's definitely a hole in the wall. Best place for Thai food in town, most authentic. The service is quick, but they do make it known that they want you in and out - can't blame them, the location is small and demand is very high. read more
1 year ago
I'll admit I was skeptical walking up to this place since you're basically sitting outside in the alley but everything seemed clean and the food was very good. Service was fast and prices were very reasonable compared to what I normally spend dining out in Miami. read more
4 years ago
My party and I arrived at 5 on the dot and were allowed in immediately. The Service: The service was decent. You scan the QR code to check out the menu and then order with the server. Each table could only order once, and honestly, that's about it in terms of service. You'll see the server once when you order and then when you ask for the check. The table we sat at wasn't all that practical. It was tilted towards the middle, so our drinks kept sliding to the middle of the table, where there were gaps, resulting in the drinks spilling over. The Food: I had walked into the restaurant with high expectations after reading the raving reviews the restaurant had on Yelp..... but after trying the food, I was a bit underwhelmed. The portions were small, and the taste just didn't meet my expectations. The crab fried rice was too salty, the thai tea too sweet (sweetness was not adjustable). I enjoyed the crab and pork dry noodles, the pad see ew, and the papaya salad, but they were not as mind-blowing as I had expected. Overall, pretty decent food in a hole-in-the-wall restaurant, but unfortunately, it did not live up to the hype. read more
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2 years ago
I just went to this spot on Sun 4/21/24. I will start with the "pros": The service was fast, and good. The passion fruit sake it's out of this world and I don't even drink! The veggie spring rolls (fried) are good, and the shrimp green curry was sweet and delicious. The cons: The Pad kee moa (drunken noodles w/shrimp) was horrible. I took two bites and told them I didn't like it. Well, they still charged for it and they never asked why or credited the meal. Completely absurd. If you are not from Miami or been to Calle 8, you have to pay for parking, if you find a spot near by. If not, get ready to walk or better yet take an Uber. The place is VERY small, the tables are very light and flimsy, and the music drove me nuts. Too loud and it was chaotic. The tip is ALREADY INCLUDED (18%). I was not aware of this and tipped an additional $15, after my wife all of a sudden started feeling very sick towards the end from eating here. I DON'T recommend and I won't be back! If you want delicious asian cuisine try Ricky Thai Bistro, Panya Thai in Miami or even Go Bistro in Hollywood. I promise these spots won't disappoint. I just want my money back, this left me traumatized. read more
If you enjoy authentic Thai food, don't be discouraged by the small space or the rush between tables. The flavors are packed with traditional ingredients and cooking techniques. You won't even care for the wait or the rush! You do have only one chance to order your meal so be wise an order at least half of the menu! It's toooo good! read more
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1731 SW 8th St
Miami, FL 33135
Little Havana
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What are the vegan options?
None unfortunately, You can't make any changes to dishes.
Are there gluten-free options available?
I dont think they have gluten free alternatives for regular menu items. But there are plenty of non gluten dishes that you can select.
Are they still doing takeout or is it back to dine in only?
They are doing both!! Just preorder avoiding waiting for your food
Are dogs allowed on the patio?
I came with my dog one time before COVID and they allow him in the patio.
Are you accepting dine in seating?
Yes! Dine In and outdoor seating starting 9/1/2020
Will there be takeout while the restaurants are closed for CoVid-19?
The restaurant is doing takeout I ordered yesterday (:
I am looking for the best Tom kha coconut milk soup in Miami....suggestions?? How's the one here?
The Tom Kha was excellent. Is it the best? Honestly I don't know but I do know this. Once you order you can't add so if you want more than soup make sure you order your appetizer with your entree.
Are there reservations? Ok guys ahah thanks I got it
No, you cannot make any reservations - first come, first serve.
Any menu item recommendations?
Chicken wings, Pad Thai, Tom Yum soup and the Pad See Ew with beef.
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