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    Zaap Kitchen Lao & Thai Street Eats

    4.4 (158 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
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    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles)
    Andy L.

    Rating: 6.5/10 Date Last Visited: 9/17/2025 We ordered the Pad See Ew w/ Chicken ($15) and Pad Kee Mao w/ Beef ($15) for takeout. Both dishes were very standard Thai food, not bad but not very good either. For $15, this is about standard for the quality and quantity of what I got. The noodles were cooked well, they were chewy and savory. I didn't like how the beef was chopped up like ground beef, and I couldn't really taste the beef. I can't speak much on the service or ambiance since i ordered takeout. Overall, I would recommend if you're craving Thai food and in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here.

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    Tonya W.

    Food - hot, tasty, and exactly what I asked for. Busy place Just enough options, would love to see more. Small business but AWESOME Kudos to the helpful ladies up front. Clean place, very quiet.

    Khao Piak Sen (Lao Chicken Noodle Soup)
    Ishara F.

    I like the fried crab rolls. Service was fast. People working there would always check to make sure we had everything we needed and was very nice. I did not enjoy the drinks or food here. The Thai tea tasted watered down and the coffee did not have much depth to the flavor. I was excited to try the tapioca noodle soup because of the chewy texture that was mentioned but the noodles were soggy and not chewy. The noodles were breaking off from my spoon every time I picked it up. The red curry noodle soup was pretty good and had a nice kick to it. When I went for dinner it was right before 6:00pm and they let me know that the tapioca noodle dish I ordered was the last one they had. I believe the place closes at 10:00pm but their options might be limited so it might be smart to call and check what was available before driving down. The inside of the restaurant did not have much seating but it also seemed like it was a popular take-out spot and not many were looking to dine in, which made it easy for me to find seating. Be prepared to possibly not have enough seating in doors.

    Thai Iced Tea (not full and not even drank from yet)
    Rupa N.

    recently visited this spot, which seems to cater more to takeout than dine-in service. I ordered the tofu Pad Thai with level 3 spice and a Thai iced tea. The Thai iced tea was pre-prepared and stored in the fridge. While I appreciate the convenience of having it ready, I typically expect Thai iced tea to be freshly mixed before serving for better flavor and presentation. As for the Pad Thai, it was flavorful, and I enjoyed the dish overall. I think I could have gone for a higher spice level next time to suit my taste. However, I did find the portion size a bit smaller compared to what I've received at other places, and the Thai iced tea also felt a little undersized. I think this spot has potential, especially for quick takeout, but slightly larger portions and fresher preparation for drinks would make the experience even better.

    Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles) no actual beef strips, just tiny pieces...waste of money
    Lula S.

    I have been to Zaap many times and it has always been good. However, I have to leave a 1 star review for the worst food I have ever had today. I made my husband come early and we waited outside until they opened the doors and if I could review just for the staff it would be 5 stars, but the food was just not cutting it. Especially on Mothers Day. We came starving, whatever was going to come out of the kitchen we ate but the pad kee mao beef didn't even have big slices of beef like you can see in the other pictures.....it was literally like leftover little droplets of minced beef...how does this happen when we are the first customers? Did they run out of beef? we ate all the noodles and left the beef. The heavenly beef jerky was fried to a crisp it wasn't like it normally is (usually kind of juicy but jerky-like and flavorful) it tasted like a bad burnt potato chip. Lao iced coffee was disgusting, only thing you could taste was the smokey flavor. They could not make adjustments because it was premade. Papaya salad mild was not flavorful just fish sauce and lemon juice maybe?? Half of the food went in the trash. $50 to only go and eat somewhere else after. The eggrolls were good and the sticky rice (but its just sticky rice so hard to mess up). VERY VERY disappointed. I am half thai. I have always loved this place but I definitely will not be back to this location.

    Beef Larb, Thai tea, Zaap combo with Lao papaya salad and Lao sausage.
    Peara D.

    10/10 would recommend! It's hard enough to find good food, but Lao food is even harder to find where I'm from. Zaap is a Lao and Thai street food type of vibe! It's on the smaller side, but the flavors are what you will come here for. On a level of authenticity, you got it right here! Service was quick and easy and friendly. I would definitely come back and try everything on their menu when I'm back in town. I wish they had a Zaap in Maryland. Keep the great tasting food coming Zaap! You guys are bringing that Lao/Thai culture to Texas and I love it!

    Yellow Curry
    Elizabeth A. H.

    Order at the counter at this restaurant. It is a good less expensive option in this shopping center. The food is fresh and amazing! The Laab salad was great and the yellow curry had a great flavor! The place is small and clean.

    Pad Kee Mao
    Lauren R.

    This place is a must stop if you are in the area. The food was yummy and the service was quick. The place is small so it's not that great for groups but you can always take Togo! The prices are good for what you get and the spice rating is great. I normally do a level 4 and it was exactly the kick that I needed. I had the pad kee mao which is one of my favorites when getting Thai food and it perfectly hit the spot. Great tasting ingredients and made well. I went with a friend and she also enjoyed her food. She got the pad see ew. We both agreed that it was the perfect meat to noodle ratio. 10/10 When I'm in the area, I'm coming back!

    Eric H.

    First time trying this place out. We definitely enjoyed our meal ! The riblets were a little tough but good . The rest of the meal was very good and satisfying!! We had the restaurant to ourselves except for one other table! We will make another trip back to try the ice cream lol

    Laab Salad
    Monie H.

    Fresh and flavorful! I ordered online via ChowNow and picked up here. My order included crispy veggie spring rolls; fresh rolls with tofu and peanut sauce; pineapple fried rice with shrimp and level 3 spiciness; laab salad with chicken & zapp spicy; and yellow curry, no meat and level 3. Both sets of rolls were fresh and tasted as though they were made to order. My dipping sauces (sweet & sour and peanut) tasted house made. The fried rice was perfectly studded with pineapple chunks, cashews, raisins, shrimp, veggies, and seasonings. I had to stop myself from eating the whole bowl of yellow curry. It was creamy, perfectly seasoned, and packed with flavors. The Laab salad was layered with delish flavors. Level 3 heat is not at all hot to me, but that was OK because the food is so good. Proportions are generous. You park in the strip and just walk down the sidewalk to their small spot. I checked this spot out because fellow elite helpers were raving about it. I concur! Can't wait to try more dishes here.

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    Ridiculous long wait for food--close to 30 minutes. Also too expensive. Much better places

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    Meat looked spoiled told me they could only remake part of my order and charge me for the other part I returned the whole meal.

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