I just discovered this place thanks to my older sister, and I'm so glad she introduced me to it. Sap Sap Lao Deli & Cafe is truly a hidden gem in White Center, tucked away near Grocery Surplus. It's the kind of local restaurant that's easy to miss but definitely worth finding. The owner and staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the food was fantastic! We had the fried chicken wings with sticky rice, Lao sausage, papaya salad, Nem Khao, and chicken larb. Every dish was well-seasoned, made with fresh ingredients, and full of authentic Lao flavors. I absolutely love this place and highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys Southeast Asian cuisine. Sap Sap Lao Deli & Cafe is a wonderful addition to the White Center food scene, and I'll definitely be coming back to try more of their delicious dishes! read more

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Friendly staff - excellent service. Good variety of food and flavor. Definitely a try for those wanting Asian food but not quite ready for pungent strong anchovies smells. There's no strong smell but flavor was still good. Love the fried rice. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Nice comfortable space and love there was a TV for the outdoor space to watch the soccer game while eating good food![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Wish it was reusable cups for the hot tea. Would definitely come back read more

Sap Sap Lao Deli & Cafe - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Can always count on great service and food at Sap Sap. My favorite Nam Khao in the city. We ordered two orders for four of us along with pork egg rolls, fried chicken, the lemongrass beef skewers, Phad Lao and the Larb. One thing nice is one of our friends likes no spice so you can order the Larb and heat level everything else you can use the dry chilies or spicy sauce in the condiment containers to add spice. The Nam Khao is still my favorite we hadn't had the Larb before so it was nice to try something new. Also the owner was nice enough to let us try the Green Thai Tea. I'm not usually a Thai Tea person cause it can usually be too sweet but this one wasn't the perfect Asian compliment. [[HIGHLIGHT]]it was our first time sitting outside the weather was perfect for it love the hanging umbrellas over head.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Looking forward to returning had been way to long read more

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So glad I found Sap Sap, tucked in behind where El Catrin used to be in White Center! The food is exploding with flavor and prepared fresh. For some reason I thought Lao food would be much spicier, but maybe it's just what we ordered that doesn't come spicy. The nam khao is a must try as the crispy rice dish has the flavors reminiscent of nem chua (fermented pork sausage) but with the added texture of the rice. The chicken wings are good but not necessarily special but the Lao sausage is a standout! Packed with lemongrass flavor, it is incredibly juicyZ [[HIGHLIGHT]]The outdoor patio is perfect for summer dining[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] and I'm looking forward to the next visit! read more

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The food, always love the papaya salad, pork belly and chicken. Service was a little slow and I know it can be a cultural thing but when I have to ask if I can order- that's slow for me. And I have worked in the food industry. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambiance was nice and quiet, even for sitting outside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]But when you're setback from the street, it makes a difference when you're holding a conversation.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We've been back often. read more

After going Salmon fishing at Lincoln Park, we decided to get some dinner at this Laotian restaurant since we were pretty close by. Initially driving there, we could not find the small business establishment, because it was hidden from the main street and had no parking. Actually drove by it since there was a Mexican place to the left and cars were blocking the view. But once we drove by it again, had to drive around to the back area to find parking. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Once we walked over, saw that there was indoor and outdoor seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We sat out on the patio and checked out the menu. The Owner came and chit-chatted with us for a bit while we decided on the menu food items. For our foods, we ordered the Egg-rolls (6 for $14.00), Papaya Salad ($14.00), Lao Sausage Plate ($17.00), and Phad Lao ($15.00) along with 3 Sticky Rice and 1 regular rice. The portions of the food were kind of on the smaller side, so for the 4 of us, we actually had to order extra Egg Rolls and a plate of Pork Belly. Everything tasted great, but for the prices, they could have been a little more for each entree. Maybe because they are considered more for street food? I don't know... [[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambiance and service were decent.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Liked the owner, who seemed very friendly and kind towards his customers. read more

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We were in the White Center area and decided to try this new-ish restaurant for Laotian food. Apparently, they were written up in Seattle Times, so EVERYONE has been eating here. When we arrived at 5:30pm (they close at 7), nearly all dishes are sold out for the day, including the milk used for Thai tea! After we arrived, the owner hung a sign stating "SOLD OUT" to stop the flow of diners. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior of the restaurant is modest-sized occupied by a (too) spacious bar. The inside is dimly lit even though it is not a romantic venue. Heck, it is just plain dark.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]We got up and asked to be seated outside instead, which they accommodated.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The food came out very slowly. We didn't learn until the end that one of our ordered dishes is also sold out. I suspect the kitchen is undersized for the restaurant since they converted a bar-restaurant into a full restaurant plus outside seating. Service was intermittent. The only server is friends with the adjacent table and chatted with them regularly. The owner was busy elsewhere. The Food: Kao Piak Sen, $15 - 4.5 Stars Lao chicken soup, with house-made rice noodles. The broth is slightly thickened, possibly with cornstarch or flour. Optional to add their hot sauce. This dish has a clean and freshly made taste, and is very homey and comforting. This is one of their signature dishes. Phad Lao with chicken, $15 - 4 Stars Stir fried rice noodles with choice of chicken or tofu - the Lao version of phad Thai. This is a lightly savory noodle dish that is easy to wolf down in a hurry. Impressively, it is not oily. The noodles are not stuck together, either. Flavor profile is simple but also a touch plain. Papaya salad, $14 - 3.5 Stars This Lao version is different from the Thai version - no peanuts, mixed with clear vermicelli noodles, with the same light and refreshing taste. My biggest complaint - they gave us a smaller portion than the adjacent table by a visibly obvious margin. Going through the Yelp photos, our portion is smaller, too. It is one thing to be neglected because they are friends; it is quite another to be given different portion size, too. Minus 1 star. Egg Rolls, comped We had ordered chicken wings. After all our food came out, they finally told us they are out of chicken wings. That is just plain weird, service wise. I asked to add the two-piece egg roll (under "Sides" in the menu); the owner gifted us three pieces to make up for the lack of food. This is the pork and veggies option. It is fairly standard, probably 3.5 to 4 Stars. I am leaving this as unrated since it was comped. read more

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I really wish we lived closer to this establishment because my family and I (most especially my husband and myself) would return again. During our visit, we ordered the pork sausage with sticky rice, papaya salad, nao kham, egg roll, and mango sticky rice. The first two dishes were spicy but all of the main dishes packed such a good flavor of sweet and salty. As my daughter had a nut allergy, we always inquire about dishes that contain nuts. The owner who took our order informed us that traditionally, the nao kham has peanuts but their establishment does not include nuts in this dish, which was a relief because my daughter loved the nao kham. The egg rolls were devoured by my kids and so did the mango sticky rice. What I appreciate about the mango sticky rice was that it wasn't overly sweet. Again, I wish we lived nearby because we certainly would have frequented them. read more

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Owner is so welcoming and nice. Food reminds me of my family's cooking and [[HIGHLIGHT]]the seating is comfortable and clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We took our food Togo but next time we would love to dine in. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They have outdoor seating which is nice for the summer time![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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I honestly haven't been to many Laotian restaurants. Seattle has really opened my eyes and palate to new and amazing restaurants. Sap Sap is located in the heart of so many delicious restaurants in the White Center area. The restaurant is clean and has a comfortable atmosphere. With an outdoor space great for over flow customers and will be fantastic in the summer. The staff were super friendly and helped when we sat outside by starting up the heat lamps. We ordered The Lao Sausage plate w/ sticky rice $16 Kao Piak Sen $14 Fried Chicken $14 The Kao Piak Sen; house made chewy rice noodles in a deliciously delicate yet flavourful chicken soup. Super comforting, like a warm hug. If you like cilantro you'll love this dish! The Lao Sausage is lemongrass forward and packs a punch of herbbatious flavours. As for the chicken wings, they're hot, juicy, crispy and is accompanied with a sweet chili sauce to dip. Honestly you can't go wrong with any of the dishes. When in doubt ask for recommendation from the staff. I can see why on Google they have 150 reviews with almost 5 stars. And on Yelp with their 86+ reviews with also 5 stars. Let's keep supporting local small businesses and keep them thriving in their communities! Watch them do and bring amazing things around them. read more

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Tried this place the other day and it was delicious! Service was great for the most part. read more

Sap Sap Lao Deli & Cafe - Papaya salad. Also had some Lao sausage which was bomb! - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Very yummy Laotian food! I want to try it all as everything I have eaten here has been super good. The bartender was very friendly and cool. I love the pork belly, sausage, chicken wings, larb and much more! Also, they have beers and cocktails. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambiance is good, smaller little restaurant.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Only thing that may be tough is if you go here with a really large group of people.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I would recommend you check out this place. read more

My husband and I came here for lunch (11am) on a Sunday. We were greeted with a warm welcome by the owner. He was very attentive. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Although the surrounding area is questionable, the actual restaurant was really nice![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]They have a cute outdoor area for seating, and separate seating for indoors.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We opted for indoor seating. We ordered the papaya salad, chicken larb, sticky rice, and chicken wings. Everything was delicious! We ended up ordering the beef skewers, egg rolls, and papaya salad to go. Highly recommend! We'll definitely be back! read more

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]I sat in an outdoor seat on my second visit with my hubby.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] This time, we ordered Phad Lao and Nam Khao. My hubby tried Beerlao Gold at the recommendation of the store. Beerlao was light and easy to drink. Phad Lao's tofu tastes better when the chili sauce on the table is added. Nam Khao contains fermented pork and is sour and flavorful. I was already wondering what to eat next time. read more

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A White Center gem hiding in plain sight. Going back to the first time we walked in, we have always received a warm welcome and a friendly smile from the owner. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Very genuinely you feel like you are in the right place.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Everything I have eaten has been delicious. Well worth multiple visits. read more

Comforting and hearty Laotian food tucked into an unassuming hole in the wall located near West Seattle about 10 minutes from the airport. We came for a weekend lunch and found street parking. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior is small and cozy with only 6-8 tables and a bar.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The menu is small and concise. We ordered the papaya salad, beef skewers, kao piak sen (chicken soup), chicken larb, and fried chicken. My favorite was the chicken soup by far! I have never had that texture of rice noodles - something in between pho rice noodles and Korean rice cakes, so chewy and delicious. Everything was delicious but I would come back just for the chicken soup alone. Our server seemed like the owner and he was efficient and personable. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There was literally an auntie cooking behind the counter so it felt very intimate.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Bonus was that they had an excellent food safety rating when we went recently! Highly recommend if you're near the airport and want a homey, delicious culinary experience. read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]This is a hidden little gem in White Center. It's tucked away in an alley so you would never just bump into it unless you knew where you were headed[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It has indoor & also a covered patio for dining, cozy on the inside, a little bigger than a hole in the wall[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] and the menu is not that extensive but all the dishes we had weee really tasty, almost like home cooking. At first we had a young server that we had to ask several times for things, but than the owner started helping us , he was very friendly and funny. He really made us feel welcomed. He recommended we add some of the house garlic, chili sauce to our Khao Piak Sen & it was a great suggestion. I can't wait to go back & try more of the dishes. read more

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Easily one of the best Lao restaurants around! The owner is super friendly and kind, the food is amazing. Everything was so flavorful and perfectly cooked. It's a very comfy restaurant and I would really recommend you give them a try!!! read more

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Amazing Lao food! I ordered my two favorite Lao dishes here, the nam khao and the Lao sausage. Both items were super packed with flavor I could not stop eating. The server was really attentive. He would ask me if I needed more lettuce for the nam khao and talked to me. They were really enthusiastic about their food! read more

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What a gem in the area! The people here are very kind and really like to hear feedback on their food. They were trying out different lao jerky when we were in that day and got to sample a few along with some fries (which we loved the seasoning on them). Nam khao: a favorite in texture, flavor, and freshness! Use the lettuce leaves, put some rice and veg in, and go to town Spicy fried chicken: came out hot, crispy, and juicy Kao piak sen: loved the crispy garlic on top, scallions, and added chili oil! I enjoyed this dish, although my partner doesn't enjoy soups with a thicker broth like this one (probably due to the type of home made noodles they use) We'll be back to try more dishes! I think they continue to add to their menu, depending on the audience. read more

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had to come back to yelp to review this spot, a true hidden gem! located behind another restaurant. we ordered the chicken wings, beef skewers and nam kao. everything was delicious and flavorful. the service was a bit slow but then we realized we came RIGHT before they closed (we didn't check the hours :/) and they didn't say anything and still served us. we felt terrible about coming late and they still treated us very well. we will definitely be back to try their other items. what i love most about lao food is that every place tastes different to an extent, just depending how your family makes it. can't wait to come back and try the rest of their menu items!! [[HIGHLIGHT]]they are also dog friendly on their little patio which was a huge plus![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

My boyfriend did a quick google search so we could stop on the way home to get something to eat. We saw the wonderful reviews and didn't even hesitate to go there. After our experience I have no idea if people got paid for their reviews, or they are just friends and family promoting the business, but I am willing to swear under oath that they have the very worst food we have ever encountered. We ordered a lot of dishes: the papaya salad was so bad we couldn't even have more than one bite. They offered to take it off the check. The chicken with noodles (phad lao) was about the only edible thing, and no thanks to the dry old chicken, but just because of the very plain noodles, that at least could be swallowed. We also ordered some beef skewers that were desiccated, cause that's the most accurate way to describe them, dry and so hard that they felt fossilized. Then the eggrolls, which are usually a default comfort food, because what could be wrong with them, were like eating crumbling sticks, no flavor outside the old oil they deep fried them in. And finally their kao piak sen, which is a chicken "home-made noodle" soup was like out of the worst can of soup you can get at the dollar tree, which would also be expired. I dont have enough words to express how bad their food was. My thought is that either they are a front for something else, or people have lost their tastebuds and don't know what they are eating. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place was like out of a typical third world country, flies included, which would be fine if the food had been tasty.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We barely ate anything. My boyfriend did most of the eating because he probably felt bad leaving all the food there, since they had already taken the papaya salad off. The only good thing I can say about it is that the waiter (?) was pleasant and nice to us and offered to take the papaya salad off the check when he saw we were not touching it (he did forget to give us any napkins). There was also a bartender who was friendly as well. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We were their only clients, the place was empty, and it was a Sunday afternoon.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I hate having to post this review, but we felt completely misled, almost betrayed (we had been very hungry) by all those reviews, and people should not make the mistake we did. At least we want people to understand that this is what they will find. read more

OHHHH MY GOODNESS! Hands down the most authentic and amazing Lao food we have ever tried! The staff was incredibly kind and gracious, making us feel so welcome. We will absolutely be back regularly. If you like a little kick, I highly recommend trying the papaya salad. It's the perfect combination of fresh crunchiness with just the right amount of heat! And don't even get me started on the mango sticky rice -- it's absolutely HEAVENLY. Honestly, you have to try everything on the menu. Each dish bursts with flavor and authenticity. Run, don't walk, to SAP SAP Deli! read more

Had the nam khao. Potentially my new favorite rice dish of all time. The rice was so evenly crispy through the whole dish, and the tangy veggies kept it from feeling too heavy. Great service too, super friendly and fast. read more

Sap Sap Lao Deli & Cafe - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

So happy to have another Southeast Asian dining option close by!! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Sap Sap is a super casual (but cute) little linner spot in WC with friendly service and delicious, authentic Laotian food.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] You've gotta try the nam khao and papaya salad (fyi- mild is still pretty spicy so beware). Pork belly was a little too fatty for me. Chicken wings are huge and come out piping hot and crispy. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They also have a tiny outdoor patio area which is perfect for a sunny day![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The only things that would make this place better would be a more expansive cocktail menu and longer hours. They do have a few good Southeast Asian beers though and bro who runs the front of house makes a mean lychee sour! The entire crew (family?) is also super sweet! Check em out- Def worth it!! Support Asian owned. Support small businesses. Support local! read more

Food was great. Everyone was so friendly. Definitely will be back to try the whole menu

Love this whole in the wall Laotian restaurant! I'd go as far to say that it's the best in Washington state. I've been here a couple of times and everything has been exceptional. The customer service has been very friendly and top notch each time. While they don't have a big menu, everything has been delicious and I recommend trying it all! Lemongrass beef skewers - Excellent char and flavor. Very juicy, nice meat to fat ratio. Kao Piak Sen - So delicious and comforting. The chicken soup was flavorful and garlicky, and I enjoyed the chewy texture of the noodles. Excellent portion for sharing. My boyfriend doesn't care for soup, but he really enjoyed this dish! Phad lao - This is our favorite dish and we order it every time, as long as they have it available. Love the crispy rice and myriad of flavors. It's slightly sweet, zesty, and it's got plenty of spices that make it so addicting. Pork belly - Nice meat to fat ratio (more meat, less fat). Papaya salad - very tasty. Can't recall if we got mild or medium, but it was on the spicier side. read more

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I love coming here. The place is run by a man named Viseth (sp?) who's a great host. It's hidden in an alley between 15th & 16th. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Cozy interior and a lovely covered patio.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Music comes from various YouTube sources[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]], The food is all fresh, so expect reasonable wait time with great results. My favorite is the Phad Lao noodles. Try wrapping it in the lettuce leaves it's served on. Alo they have some small bites. Be sure to try the chili garlic crunch condiment. Yum! read more

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Said they closed at 7 and I went there 6:20 and the kitchen was already closed. Very disappointed. Please update your hours correctly!!! Wasted my time driving there. read more

TLDR; delicious food, nice staff, clean restaurant, excellent service. The chicken wings were so ridiculously juicy inside and extra crispy outside. They were served piping hot, so watch your mouth!!!! The medium-level spicy for the papaya salad was REAL spicy. So glad we didn't order the full-on spicy because we could barely handle medium. So much good flavor though! The lao sausage was delicious and came with a wonderful garlic sauce and a little basket of sticky rice. The phad lao noodles with tofu were tasty but probably my least favorite of the four dishes. I'll be back soon! read more

Sap Sap Lao Deli & Cafe - Chicken wings and papaya salad - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Hard to find this place, but stick with it. The food is EXCELLENT. I only picked up a to-go order, and it took a while to get it prepared even though I was the only customer (first to arrive once they opened). It seemed the kitchen forgot a piece of the order initially. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I would definitely come back sometime to see what it's like at dinner because the ambience seems fun.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Love the Lao sausages. A little hard to find. Google map told me to turn in on a small alley. The restaurant is at the end of the alley, behind a Mexican restaurant. Was eyeing the outdoor seating. Will be back in summer to check it out. read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Very Family style - Uncle in there always making you feel like at home.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Have a shot and order the beef skewers!

Wow best Laos food I had, papaya salad fresh, beef sticks fresh, owner is very friendly, great music playing super chill spot! read more

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We're trying to find something close before heading South. I found this business on Yelp and decided to give it a try. It's in an alley. Took us a few times to find it. Everything was delicious, especially the papaya salad. It has enough sweet and sour to balance the dish. The khao piak sen noodle soup was good. It's good for a cold day or a hangover. Highly recommended this place. read more

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Been twice now, both times the crispy rice has been good! I add spicy sauce for a kick. They're always attentive and tend to build genuine relationship with their customers. Both visits I witnessed them having real conversations with the other parties and mine. They're super chill with good food and they have a little bar area. If I worked nearby, this would be my hotspot! read more

This place is AMAZING. It's tucked behind El Catrin and takes a second to find the place but worth all the effort. Nam Khao - Our favorite. Perfectly tangy, not overly crispy and super fresh. Wish we got two orders of this! Lao sausage - The most TENDER Lao sausage I've had. Love the sauce it comes with. Deliciously seasoned. Papaya salad - The perfect pairing with the Lao sausage to add some freshness. No complaints here. We really enjoyed it. Khao Piak Sen - My favorite Khao Piak I've had. Other places don't season the broth to my liking and it always feels incomplete. However, the broth here had a hint of sweetness and tons of flavor. So comforting and delicious. I add tons of chili oil to give it a nice kick. We ordered for pick up but were warmly greeted and welcomed. Seems like a family owned business which I will never hesitate to support. While the inside is on the smaller side, the space is divided well, and there's outdoor seating as well. My new favorite Lao restaurant in Seattle and I'm already looking forward to our next visit back. read more

Sap Sap Lao Deli & Cafe - Laotian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Incredible food and incredible service. Owner/manager whoever runs front of house is super personable and friendly. Food was flavorful without making us feel weighed down. The soup was reminiscent of a Cambodian noodle soup for me but much "clearer" in the sense that it wasn't muddled, homemade noodles were dense but light. Papaya salad was SO spicy because I ordered a medium, I literally burned my tongue. It's much easy to eat if you have it with plain sticky rice. The pork crispy rice was super crispy and had so much flavorful, much tastier when eaten on a lettuce leaf. All in all, great experience. read more

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A colleague suggested this establishment to me, and although I initially expressed interest, I never followed through, preferring instead a nearby alternative. However, due to growing dissatisfaction with the same culinary options, I decided to visit. I am pleased that I ultimately did so with my wife and daughter. Every dish we ordered was exceptional. I will definitely return. read more

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I was completely out of my stomping grounds in the West Seattle/White Center area when I went looking for a spot to grab lunch. After checking Yelp, I found the Sap Sap Lao Deli with a 5 star rating. Well, of the 76 reviews, apparently 3 people felt they were worthy of only 4 stars and 2 people felt that a 3 star rating was warranted. Maybe they all were there on the same day when the restaurant had a bad day, but it's hard for me to fathom that! Sap Sap is a small restaurant on the corner in an alley (hole in the wall essentially), but this place deserves every 5 star rating they've received. We were seated immediately and greeted and helped by the owner very quickly. We'd had a chance to look over the menu and ordered the Chicken Phad Lao, but were still trying to decide on a 2nd dish. I asked the owner for a recommendation and he said that all dishes had been perfected, but the Lao Sausage was very good. He rushed off to put the order in and came back a few minutes later, where I ordered the Lao Sausage. The Phad Lao arrived before the Lao Sausage and the owner brought me a Laotian beer on the house, due to the delay on the 2nd dish. I was taken aback by that, but very pleasantly surprised. That is top notch customer service! The food lived up to the 5 star reviews. The Phad Lao was very good; great flavor, tender glass noodles and a large portion that provided enough to take home. The Lao Sausage arrived with sticky rice and what a treat it was! It was sliced into sections and was perfectly crispy on the outside, but tender and moist on the inside. The flavor was incredible. It was a little spicy and contained the perfect amount of lemongrass as well. I ate the whole dish, so no leftovers on that one. The food and the customer service are enough for me to make the long trip to White Center, but fortunately the owner told me that he is opening another location in the Shoreline/Mountlake Terrace area soon. I can't wait for that to occur so I can explore more of their menu! This restaurant is a must-visit if you like southeast Asian cuisine. read more