It's hard to a find Khmer restaurant in Stockton so I can actually say this place is a hidden gem…read more The food was all so yummy. My main order is always the chicken curry noodles. I've had plenty of similar dishes from different places and this one just hits different. I must say it's always on point. Very similar to kapoon and other curry noodle dishes. My next go to is always the papaya salad Lao style. I need the sauce as dark as it can get. It's just my preference. With a side of sticky rice. I love the spring roll as well. Love the crunch they have in the center of the spring roll so you get different textures and I love that. Lad na combination was delicious also, very flavorful. The server was a sweet young man. He was very helpful and attentive. Came by to make sure we got everything we needed. I enjoyed the little restaurant ambiance. Very cute and traditional. I felt every piece of the culture.

This little gem is located in a sketchy plaza next to a run down liquor store so don't be surprised…read morelike I was when I first got to the location. Inside is small but nicely decorated. My friends recommended this place and took the opportunity to go when I was in town for an event. We ordered lots of food. Everything was delicious. My family were impressed. Portions are decent. Food is a bit pricy but so is everything else in the world right now. Service was a bit slow since they were busy. I'd definitely recommend it if you're ever in stockton looking for a Thai/Cambodian fusion!

Seafood pho Simple and good don't need too much sauce just…read morelevel of spiciness if needed.

Heard that they were closing down around the end of the month and decided to go before then. The…read moreegg rolls were fresh and crispy and the kuy teav was so good, you honestly don't need to add any sauces to it! My only complaint is that the soup is labeled as pho, when it definitely is kuy teav (I also asked them and they confirmed it's kuy teav). It kinda makes me sad that they didn't put the real name on the menu, like I know Khmer cuisine isn't as popular as Viet cuisine but you shouldn't hide your culture! Anyways, I'm very sad to hear this place may be closing down soon. Thank you for sharing Khmer cuisine all these years

So I went to visit my husband cousin in Stockton and she recommended this spot to us and so I give…read moreit a try . The parking lot wasn't packed so that was good . Walk in sat down the server came over and gave us menu. Takes our order and it was a simple menu so yeah . The place needs some cleaning because the table wasn't clean right . The place only takes cash payments it said by the register. The food came out and they were greedy with the bean sprouts and lemon and jalapeño sliced. My daughter wanted meatballs but they said they didn't had any. When the food came out I taste the soup and the soup wasn't it I don't know what they used but it tasted fishy. I got the phnom penh noodles with broth. My daughter look at me when I put lemon into my noodles and she knows I never do that . I was trying to get over that fishy smell but that didn't do it either so I add other stuff to it didn't want to disrespect the cousin for treating us out . So I kept trying to eat whatever I can but nope that was a no to me never again and not only that the Chinese donuts thing was not it they're small for $1 and it wasn't fresh either it was at least a day old the way that bread pulled. The worst Khmer food I ever had compared to the Long Beach noodles shack. I don't know how it's still open to be honest. I love supporting small businesses but this one has no business being open . I give it a 1/10 oh and we was a party of 6 I didn't want to take photos because there was no need to nothing was worth to be posted. I wouldn't ever go there again

This place has good food, but it takes forever to get your food. My husband and I waited for an…read morehour to get our order. The place is small. Always packed! Not sure if it's because of the food or if it's for the very reason of it being small...? Hmmmmm... lol Any who... Try it out!

Need spice in your life?! This is the place!…read more Great food and exceptional service! Must haves are the beef salad and spicy chickens for me! Food looked so good hitting the table forgot to take pics. Next time!

It was my first time trying this spot and I must say it was pretty good. The servers were nice…read more The reviews did mention how dark it was inside and I would have to agree. Although it was a little darker than most restaurants I was still able to enjoy and see my food. Just use flash if you're taking any photos! Started off with the Thai Tea and wow it was 10/10. It was my first time having Thai tea and I absolutely loved it. I even ordered one to go! I ordered the Pad Thai with chicken and medium heat. Just a heads up if you don't like spicy I would not recommend medium. It was pretty hot even though I am a spicy kinda gal. Probably why their name is spice it up -- they did not hold back. After a while though the spice went away. The garlic ribs were crispy and tasty. Also enjoyed the papaya salad with mild heat. Extremely fresh and crunchy.

We love coming here. Everything from the food to the customer service has been excellent…read more We ordered so many delicious dishes, including the papaya salad, kaopoon, fried tilapia, kao piek, beef laap, and several other tasty items. I would say their level 3 spice for the laap can get pretty spicy -- it's a slow heat that creeps up on you as you continue eating. One thing I'd ask for next time is some lemon or lime, as I like my laap a bit more tangy. They make their sausages in-house, and while they were good, I think they could be a bit larger considering the price, along with a touch more salt for a more savory flavor. That's just my personal preference. Overall, the food we ordered left us very satisfied. Our waiter was very kind and recommended a few dishes for us to try. Unfortunately, some items were out of stock, but that was completely fine. The decor is beautiful, and I love the lighting! It has the feel of a fancy dining establishment, but you can skip the suit and tie. We had no issues finding parking and their bathrooms (2) have been generally clean when I visited. Overall, a great experience, and we look forward to coming back.

I can't say it any louder, but this is a must if you enjoy fresh asian flavors and especially…read moreLaotian cuisine. The yum salmon, wok tossed beef and pretty everything else is deeeeeelicious! Service was great and Ramano made you feel like a long lost friend that is hungry and he wants to feed you, with plenty of recommendations if needed. The restaurant has a relaxed vibe, with chill music and it is an easy place to love to come back to. You better hurry on down and get you some!!

I've been a fan of Green Papaya since discovering them as a food truck at UC Davis and I'm so glad…read morethey have a brick and mortar. It's a casual ambiance, order at the register, then seat yourself and they bring your food out. My go-to has always been the yellow curry with chicken, but decided to try their basil chicken most recently and it was delicious! The sauce had a sweetness to it that was well balanced by the basil, but I do wish they added Thai chilis for some spice like authentic Pad Kra Pao. You also can't go wrong with any of their noodle dishes. They have vegan options as well and my family loves the papaya salad. I appreciate their affordable prices, generous portions (an order of their yellow curry always yields 2 meals for me), and consistently good food.

Green Papaya remains one of our go-to spots in Stockton for Lao and Thai food!…read more We shared the Pad Thai (my personal pick) and the Yellow Curry, which is my husband's favorite because of its creamy texture. We also added the Crab Fried Rice and the Fried Riblets. The fried rice is seasoned perfectly, and the riblets are the absolute ideal pair for the rice! Portions are generous, the space is clean and spacious, and the service is always friendly. If you haven't been here yet, definitely give them a try next time you're in Stockton.

Got the bbq pork bahn mi. Everything was so good, done right, soft bread with outer crunch, good…read moreamount of meat, not dry, good size, ate half saved the other for later. They have egg rolls, sesame balls, etc, ready to go, u can add it to ur order. Got the sesame balls, delicious. And the price is right! Not expensive. This place is pick up only, not fancy looking, which is sometimes where u find the best food. We were looking to take it to go anyway so not bothered by no tables. Will definitely be back.

Got my hubby to order #17. When he gave it to me, I noticed it was small, not your regular size…read morebánh mì like Đức Hướng or Huong Lan. Anyways, as I bit into the bread, the bread was definitely not fresh, was for sure reheated and somewhat stale on the edge. As for the meats, your basic ham and turkey with American cheese, tomatoes, Jalapeños (it kicked in quick!) and lettuce, smeared with mayo. For $5.50 plus tax, I didn't expect a wow factor of a sandwich. Next time, I will order something different. I did enjoy the simplicity of the taste.

Been coming here for years and I can honestly say, this place is so delicious! If my grandmother…read moreloves it, so do I! I love the tom yum soup, the papaya salad and the chicken wings! My mom loves the pho here too! Always gotta have sticky rice to fill me up. Space is open and very clean. Cannot wait to go back!

Learned my lesson after selecting Bangkok Restaurant based on delivery service rating, which…read moresounded quite promising at 4.8. A quick check of reliable standby, Yelp, was lacking. My rating is 3.0 Good pricing, decent amount of food, typical selections, with sketchy area, especially after dark and uneven quality of dishes. My DH went with his typical Chicken Pad Thai. There's no place on the online ordering system, still furnished by the restaurant, for desired heat level, which is pretty important for Thai joints. I wrote in the Notes section "please make this dish mild, without peppers". For myself, the Pad See-Ew with pork. I always dream of getting char siu but dream on. Also selected the generic fried rice and a couple other dishes. Gung Pad Pak, shrimp sauteed with winter mix veggies and peas. The last item was Pad Ke Nieu, with green peppers and tomatoes and some very big and soggy pieces of bok choy. The best dish was the sauteed shrimp and veggies, which all tasted fresh. The worst was the veggie and beef. About half pound dried out rice noodles, possibly not rehydrated long enough in water beforehand. I found a teaspoon's worth of tiny beef fragments. The Pad Thai was okay but the chicken was rooster-tough and dry. The included chopped Thai peppers had my poor honey stop eating after only a few bites. The Pad See-Ew had plenty of small pieces of thin, dry and tasteless pork, which had a very unusual grain, like wood burls. Veggie and noodle ratio fine but this dishes badly needed sauce. About 1 1/2 teaspoons of those firey little peppers in mine, which I also ordered mild. No issues with the fried rice and I did really enjoy my refreshing Jackfruit milkshake. The spot is in a strip mall, with lots of unhoused folks wandering around and possibly making some customers uncomfortable. The bare bones decor shows a business trying to make do but I hope they have a heart and share some of their end of evening leftovers with those less fortunate, instead of just throwing that away.