Lindsey was a great server. She kept our drinks topped off and made sure we loved our food. The…read morebrunch was excellent. Order the donut holes for a little cheat dessert before your brunch.

Liz and Kennedy killed the drinks. The kitchen was awesome with the Pad Thai. if you just want…read moredrinks, Liz and Kennedy got you.

Solid place for authentic Laos food. Highly recommend if you're missing the taste of Laos food…read more It's not your normal restaurant. They don't ask you about a drink. You just get it from their fridge. I liked their beef larb. Level 4 was pretty spicy. We got it cooked. The Laos sausage was good but tasted like the ones you can buy yourself and cook. Their nam Khao had very good flavor. My only critique is that it could be even crispier and it would be perfect. Their Khao poon is okay not bad. I like my mother in laws better. Khao piek had good hearty broth flavor. Overall would come back if in the area! Their ambiance is a restaurant combined with a market you can get some pantry or frozen foods.

My husband and I stopped at Luang Prabang Market before our flight home, and wow, this place is a…read moretrue hidden gem. It's tucked away and attached to a small Lao grocery store, which honestly made it feel even more authentic. The moment we walked in, it felt like we were about to get a home-cooked meal. We ordered the organ soup with sticky rice, beef lahp, and nam khao, and everything was absolutely delicious. The broth in the organ soup was rich, clean, and deeply flavorful, exactly how it's supposed to taste. The sticky rice came out warm and perfectly chewy. The beef lahp was bright and herbaceous with the right amount of spice and lime, super fresh, and tasted just like what we've had in Laos/at family gatherings. And the nam khao was crispy, tangy, and packed with flavor. You can tell they don't cut corners on ingredients here. What I appreciated most is the authenticity. A lot of other reviewers mentioned that this is one of the few places in Texas where the food tastes "just like home," and I completely agree. Multiple people also mentioned the friendly staff and how the market side carries essentials and hard-to-find Lao/Thai items. We felt the same way, everyone was kind, and the grocery section is a nice bonus for anyone looking for snacks or specialty ingredients. Portions were solid, prices were fair, and the quality was amazing. This is exactly the kind of spot you hope to find when traveling. If you want real Lao food, skip the trendy places and come here instead. We will definitely be back the next time we're in Texas. Highly, highly recommend.

I got off work late and had a hankering for drunken noodles. Not wanting to show up right before…read moreclosing, I hopped on Yelp to find somewhere open after 9 and found Zaap. It is in Glade Parks and is a cute little shop by the movie theater. It was easy to order online, and was ready when I showed up. They were still doing big business at 8:30, but the restaurant was clean and tidy. I picked up my take out and boogied on home. I got the beef drunken noodles and the take out container was full. The veggies were really good and still had a bite, the noodles were torn and shaggy, but cooked perfectly. However it wasn't my favorite. It wasn't bad, but I thought it BERY sweet. Sweeter than I prefer. And the beef was ground beef, which I thought strange. I won't be ordering this again, but I may come back to try out some of their Lao dishes.

My wife wanted to get Thai food and saw this place was rated pretty high, and we were also going to…read moretarget so made a stop here for lunch. It was kinda empty when we went and the food was prepared fairly quick. They have different staples of Lao and Thai food. I typically get paid Thai, but wanted to get something different since I always get that. Instead I got drunken noodles and the wife ended up getting a chicken udon style lao dish. The reason I ended up giving this place 3 stars is that for two items the bill was about +30 bucks. And the portion size was fairly small. I don't think it was worth the priced we paid. However, I will admit the food was tasty. The drunken noodles was packed full of flavor. And the chicken udon was simple but smoothing during the cold weather. I just wished we got more food or if the price was a bit cheaper, I'd give it four stars. This place is entirely self service. The only thing they do is bring the food to your table... So I guess it was nice that no tip was required. I don't know if I'll be back.

As a pilot I have traveled a lot. I've been to Hawaii quite a bit. This place is very authentic. If…read moreyou're overnighting in DFW I would highly recommend this over other local restaurants. At first I thought it was pricey, but they stack the protein like crazy. Busting out the to go box. Cooked right in front of you and can see everything. Super fresh, I had to wait for it to cool down a bit. Had the mixed plate with ribs bbq chicken and Terri beef, all fantastic and MAC rice and salad were good. Definitely enjoyed having double spam on the 2 sided spam masubi.

Came here for the first time with my family. We ordered the last Poke, Chicken Katsu plate, bbq…read morechicken plate, bbq beef short-rib (kalbi) plate, teri beef bowl, and a double sided spam musubi. We also ordered the Otai beverage which was refreshing and delicious, but very very sweet. The chicken katsu tasted and looked like what it was supposed to be. The Poke obviously wasn't fresh, but it definitely had flavor. The spam musubi was flavorful and delicious. The teri beef bowl was ok. The bbq chicken was delicious as well, but they kind of burnt the sauce or marinate so it kind of took away the traditional taste of a local bbq chicken plate. The kalbi was flavorful, but overcooked to the point that the meat was pretty tough like jerky. Each plate came with mac salad and a small salad. Overall, a bit pricier than other Texas restaurants. Staff are pretty friendly and they make your food when you order so it was fresh. There are only four dining tables with limited seating. Ample parking spaces.

I was in the mood for pasta and after a few Yelp reviews, Saviano's had my vote. I placed a to-go…read moreorder and ate half the food before realizing I forgot to snap a pic. Needless to say, I'll be back. The woman at the to-go window was super sweet and helpful. I ordered the chicken parmigiana, meatballs and cheesecake with raspberry drizzle. Everything was moderately priced. The vibe was elegant and smooth so great spot for a date night.

We came here for lunch in the middle of the week as my coworkers in the area had recommended it…read more Unfortunately, despite the nice service and ambiance, I walked away generally disappointed with the food quality here. Cody was our server and he was courteous and lively, and overall we really liked the cozy vibe inside. Plenty of space inside for large groups and can be intimate enough for date night too. We ordered the spicy calamari, a Caesar salad, and a pasta sampler to share. First, the complimentary garlic rolls came out, and they might have been my favorite part of the meal. Incredibly buttery, soft, and flavorful. The calamari had a nice batter and savoriness but my girlfriend noted that the green onion garnish tasted off and seem spoiled. We let Cody know and he hopefully relayed that to the chef to let them know. The Caesar salad was pretty typical but enjoyable nonetheless. We got the pasta sampler and the first thing I noticed was that the sauce tasted pretty one dimensional and a bit too sweet for my liking. I'm no Italian food expert but I found it to be at the same level as canned sauces. The cheese fillings and pasta themselves were pretty good and there no complaints there. The meatball also suffered from being a bit bland and had the same problem with the sauce. Maybe it was just an off day, and I do understand they are a family business. Hoping that if I try dining here again I'll have a much better experience than this one.