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    STIX Eatery

    4.2 (510 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Papaya Salad
    Jane C.

    Decided to finally try this Thai and Lao fusion place! Food was authentic and reminded of home cooking. The khao poon was very flavorful and had thick noodle and my favorite dish. Papaya salad was light and refreshing, like a Thai style. The angle wings were crispy with a sweet sauce/glaze on it. It was my first time trying Nam Khao and it was crispy, crunchy with unique flavor. The flavors balanced together with the crunchy rice, salty and sour from the fermented pork and refreshing from the veggies. Food was cooked fast and service was great. We went around 5pm on a Sunday so it wasn't super crowded. It was also very clean and nicely decorated. Highly recommend!

    Crispy Vietnamese  Style Egg Roll
    Ruvic Anne L.

    Tried Stix eatery and really enjoyed it! The curry was rich and flavorful with the right amount of spice, and the pad thai had that perfect balance of sweet and tangy. The egg rolls were crispy and fresh, great starter to the meal. Friendly service and clean spot -- everything came out hot and tasty. Definitely a nice mix of Thai and Viet flavors, worth coming back for! Highly recommend to try

    Nam Khao and Lao sausages with Thai ice tea
    Ashley S.

    Oh my God this place is amazing. The sausage was crispy yet juicy and very flavorful. The sausage came with was amazing. The nam khao salad. Just omg. I got a little spicier, but the flavor was on point and it's satisfied every craving. The staff were super helpful in the place was minimum but pretty. I really enjoyed the time. Have a nice little. I'm away from home. I'm definitely coming back. The food alone is making me give it five stars. The Thai tea was different from what I've had before, but it wasn't bad.

    Garlic noodles and salmon
    Masha G.

    I wanted to try a new Thai place so my friend and I came here. We ordered: Wings - these were very flavorful Bbq mix plate - the pork was my favorite, but the beef was also cooked really well. Honorable mention to just how big the portion was! Garlic noodles - we added salmon and the chunk of salmon was gigantic. My friend liked the sauce, where-as it wasn't quite my favorite. Overall, really good food and the portions are gigantic. One note for me personally is that this feels more like a takeout place, not a place to hang out and eat.

    Drunken noodles w/ beef
    Lili M.

    This has to be one of best Thai food spots in the Bay Area! The food is so flavorful. The business is family owned. The menu is extensive and delicious! So much variety! We had the Garlic Fried Rice w/ beef, Drunken Noodles w/ Beef, Eggplant Chicken, and the BBQ Combo platter that comes with chicken, beef and pork. We asked for everything to be extra spicy except for the BBQ combo. It was so bomb! The service was good and fast. They kept checking in and were so sweet to our baby. Will definitely get again!

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    John L.

    Stix Eatery used to be a table-service restaurant at Willow Pass Rd, but the pandemic caused it to tranform into a quick-serve outlet at Monument Blvd. It's a smaller space now but in spite of the move, one thing remained big - the taste of their food. Crispy Drunken Noodles (Chicken) - This is also known as Pad Kee Mao in most Thai restaurant menus. Stir-fried in a savory sweet and spicy sauce, they made this classic dish stand out with the crispy wide noodles. The added texture made this an absolute winner. They put their spin on it but kept the authenticity intact. Crispy Drunken Noodles (Chicken) - It's that special that it needed another rundown. They really had me at crispy. This alone is worthy of the 5-star rating. If you live within a 35-mile radius, take the drive and you will not be disappointed. Thai BBQ Combo - Grilled pork, chicken, and tri-tip served on top of steamed broccoli with a side of sweet and spicy sauce. The marinade was excellent as this came out very tasty. Can't go wrong with garlic, cilantro, and lemongrass. The tri-tip was very tender. Cucumber Salad - Of course I got outvoted again for another meat dish, but this turned out to be a fine choice. It had sliced cucumbers and red onions topped with julienned carrots and crushed peanuts then some sweet vinaigrette dressing to complete the mix. It was very refreshing... and I got my veggies in! Red Curry (Beef) - This had plenty of vegetables also - bamboo shoots, eggplant, carrots, peas, and red bell pepper. Very aromatic and had balanced flavor - just enough heat and the coconut milk was not overpowering. Crispy Pata - Another popular Southeast Asian favorite, this deep-fried treat originated from my homeland! Crispy on the outside but tender on the inside. It was good but was not as well-seasoned as the ones I've had elsewhere. We've only scratched the surface here since we have not yet given the Laotian side some love. It's like we happen to keep on scratching the same surface because we always get the Crispy Drunken Noodles. Chances are, we'll do it again. Yes, it's that good!

    How to turn a first time customer to a never returning customer. The food is simply bad. No redeeming qualities in any of the dishes at all. Check out the photo of "crab" rangoons. I mean I did not expect a real crab meat of course, but these disgusting bits of burned dough do not have anything inside expect for a 1/4 teaspoon cream cheese. The noodles are the most bland dish I have had in months. Could not even spare a splash of soy sauce and a pat of butter? In the times when small businesses fight for a paying customer, this place does not seem to care at all. Well, likewise.

    This place is a bomb. Me and my wife are very picky about Thai food and this place met our expectations way beyond. Been coming here all the time. The customer service is really good. The only thing they are missing is customers who supposed to be trying their amazing food.

    Thai Tea
    Emmeline W.

    My parents, partner, and I stopped in after a day's outing. The interior is plain, just simple table setups in front of the kitchen. Though it was empty, they were definitely popular bc the phone orders were ringing like crazy the entire time. Our dishes came out around 20~ mins later. We split these family-style: - VEGETARIAN EGG ROLL (your standard egg roll w/mixed veg, crisped well) - CRAB FRIED RICE (small pieces of crab but BIG crab flavor) - PAD WOON SEN (savory & sweet...! Modestly filling) - SWEET RICE WITH MANGO (is the green pandan...? Forgot to ask. Ripe mango & super chewy rice) LOVE the food but DAMN is it hot in here. Props to the staff working in this heat with no A/C all day bc this is BOILING. Next time I'll do pickup instead.

    Kapraw Eggplant
    Everett L.

    Stix is the best little Thai place in concord. Just be warned there is no public bathroom sign... the place has the best food and the best tasting food. We always get the pad se ew and it slaps.. the spicy flavors are amazing. We also always get the drunken noodle "not pictured" but it's always crispy and tasty. Our go to Thai restaurant

    Wonton soup and garlic fried rice to go
    Terra K.

    The food is absolutely tasteless. I got the wonton soup and the garlic rice. I'm round Filing them. Not worth eating.

    Pad Se Ew
    Christine H.

    Love stix eatery! Comfort Thai food and no frills We come here about once every month for a large family dinner. Place is quite small so plan accordingly. I loveeee their drunken noodle - it's crispy thick noodles! I personally like their red curry as well because it has a kick. I also enjoy the volcano fish - crispy with sweet and sour sauce. Their eggplant dishes are pretty solid as well. Though their chicken dishes are a little dry but nothing like peanut sauce helps a long way.

    Crispy Pata
    Mang Y.

    Ordered crispy pata for pickup recently. The pork knuckle was fried to perfect crispness and delicious!

    Pork banh mi with Jasmine ice tea. Perfect for hot day.

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    Make sure to get the Crab fried rice for the dinner win! Always a hit! You're welcome!

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    Very good food! Family owned! Service was impeccable! The sweet rice is addictive lol

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    Consistent delish food! Small eat in area unlike the previous place they had. No ambience at this place. Would only order out.

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    Definitely my families go to restaurant! We always get the BBQ Combo plate and the drunken noodles

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    Ask the Community - STIX Eatery

    Are they closed down?

    No, they moved to 1500 Monument Blvd Concord,

    Are they open during the pandemic?

    Hi CE, we are open for pickup orders as well as Grubhub delivery. Thank you!

    Do they deliver?

    Yes through Grubhub.

    Is the lunch menu available on weekends too?

    Sorry for the late reply. The lunch menu is only available during the weekdays.

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    A very popular place. I chose the special plate called Pun Khao Poon--or was so much fun to make my…read moreown lettuce wraps! It included ingredients I've not had before (always a thrill!) including fresh coriander herbs and green-striped skinned Thai eggplant. Also included were delicately-flavored julienned ginger, vermicelli noodles. I also chose grilled salmon. The ambiance was lovely. There were about a half dozen 1-foot spongy squares on the ceiling that usually serve as sound dampeners. I'd recommend a few more to help with the sound level. The light fixtures are lovely--see photos. The patrons are very friendly and will make pleasant comments. Service was pleasant and attentive.

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    3.5 STARS I'm boring…read moreso where did I get my spice? SE AZN food! It's hard to find a Laotian resto that isn't clumped in with Thai and/or Khmer cuisine so Lao Garden piqued my interest. Walk-in only. But if you have a party of 5+, rezzies are accepted. Back patio is dog-friendly. F O O D * Nam Khao: Crispy Rice w/ fermented pork sausage, peanuts, lettuce, herbs ($25): https://tinyurl.com/yn97yper Many rave reviews on socials saying this is the best nam khao and worth the price. The crunchy, chewy texture was on-point and they were generous with the naem, fermented pork sausage....but it was oddly bland, like they forgot to dress it with the spicy, punchy acidic dressing. * Thu Lith's Famous Saikoo: Steamed tapioca balls w/ ground pork, sweet radishes, shallots ($25): https://tinyurl.com/5n8xnhsz Saikoo is hard to find so this was a must order on our visit. The saikoo had a nice bouncy QQ chew and is filled with a ground pork mixture. Flavor leaned sweet. If you like Viet bánh bột lọc, this will be your jam. * Mok Pa: Steamed catfish w/ lemongrass, green onions, dill, steamed vegetables, jeow mak len ($22): https://tinyurl.com/yxrvnxjb The catfish was flaky and moist but the flavor was one note: earthy. I wished they used more fish sauce and aromatics (i.e. lemongrass and galangal) for citrusy umami. Served with steamed veggies with a traditional Laotian spicy roasted tomato dip that was not spicy at all. * Grilled Rack of Lamb (3 pc-$32): https://tinyurl.com/57hstz93 - Requested medium rare A touch overcooked but the marbled lamb was forgiving, it was still very tender with a great smoky char from the grill. Served with nam jim jaew that felt diluted as it was missing the bold spicy, tangy, salty, and slightly sweet flavors. * Sticky Rice ($8) Aside from the incredibly steep price for a single serving, they brought this with the apps so by the time our entrees arrived, the sticky rice had cooled and hardened. S E R V I C E Friendly and earnest. We had to flag them down for things but understandable since we were the only ones in the patio. We arrived for an early dinner and were the only customers at the time so it was surprising food service was slow with entrees taking 45+ minutes. A M B I A N C E Spacious and vibrant with faux greenery and flower walls. The back patio is partially covered. P A R K I N G They have a private parking lot in back but can easily be missed; take a right after April Rose Provisions. Overall, I had high hopes for Lao Garden but the flavors were far too mild for my personal taste. When I have Laotian food, I want to be punched in the face with funk, citrus/acid, and heat. Off day?

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    George and I ordered the Tom Pad See Ew Noodles ($15) with beef and the Tom Kha Soup ($16) with…read morechicken through Grubhub. The food arrived quickly, which was a great start. The Tom Kha soup was the highlight of the meal. It was rich, creamy, and full of flavor, with a nice balance of coconut, citrus, and herbs. It was so good that George is still finishing the leftovers today. Between the two of us, we got about four servings out of it, which felt like a great value. Unfortunately, the Pad See Ew was a letdown. The dish was greasy, lacked depth of flavor, and had very little beef. I ended up contacting customer support to request a partial refund because the portion of protein was so disappointing. For a dish like Pad See Ew, you expect tender slices of beef, chewy rice noodles, and a balanced savory and slightly sweet soy flavor with a bit of char from the wok, but this version fell short. Overall, the soup was excellent and worth ordering again, but the noodle dish did not meet expectations. I have heard good things about this place and hope this was just an off day.

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