Luang Prabang Market

This restaurant was recommended to me by a Thai friend. I gave it a shot because I was in the Euless area. It's fantastic. It's very genuine. I particularly enjoy the Lao sausages with sticky rice. It costs 12 for four sausages that can be shared by two or three people. The deep-fried whole talipia fish with sweet and sour sauce is a must-try. There are numerous free parking spaces directly in front of the restaurant. The owner is extremely friendly and speaks Thai. I wholeheartedly recommend this establishment.Dr. Niwech

Legit Laotian/ Thai food, the papaya salad had salted crab in it like it’s supposed to, the chicken fried rice was perfect with just the right amount of basil, the riblets were fried to perfection, the Thai sausages were just like I’ve had them in Bangkok and chiang mai. Anthony Bourdain would eat this place up.

We came for a Rare Laos Dish that is hard to find in USA. RAW Beef Larb. oh wow..i did a review on youtube under @burpeeYOGA uncle, check it out BEFORE you try it. it's a totally unforgettable experience. and the khao poon was slamming as well as the Laos Sausage. Defo a Must Try if you are near dallas. and the owner is super nice and have a lot of knowledge. if you want authentic REAL Laos Food. COME HERE!!!

Authentic Lao/Thai restaurant with an attached Asian grocery store to get your basic Asian ingredients such as fish sauce and Thai basil. The food was good and the owners are friendly.Our food was delicious - there was nothing left on the plate after we ate.

Great family owned place ! I call in my orders and have tried a few dishes. Very authentic. They have a dining room and a market for last minute items.

We went here for lunch today. This was my first time trying authentic Laotian cuisine. We had fried jerky, sausage, bamboo soup, fried ribs, and pork belly. All dishes were super delicious, and the staff was very warm and welcoming. We would definitely go here again the next time we visit Dallas.

Update 6/2024Food is still legit good and authentic Lao owned. 5/5They have a new menu. Seems limited now.Entrance is on the far right.Con’s to consider: Not a standard restaurant since it’s inside a market so no free water and you have to buy drinks from the fridge.Also since it’s small the seating can be limited and there’s only 1 worker so if it’s busy it can be tough. Personally haven’t ran into that issue though.Pros:You can buy Lao sauces and food in the fridge to eat at home too! (Jaew Bong, Mok Ba, Lao sausage (raw), and more!)It’s a market too so you can get all the Lao essentials you need.Don’t be surprised if there’s an aunty or uncle making food by the entrance watching TV, it’s that authentic !Bonus tip: Ask for Jaew Som for a spicy but salty dipping sauce perfect to pair with sticky rice and one of meat appetizers (sausage, wings, ribs)!——-Old review:Great Laos food in this small market. Limited seating but affordable pricing!I’d recommend the Nam Khao, Laos Sausages, Fried Pork Riblets, and Lard Na.The Khao Piak and Flat noodles were a little bland for my taste.Their Thai tea and Iced coffee are really good too.

What a find. Went through a list of local restaurants but they were all closed. We ventured to this spot and to our surprise was very authentic Laos cuisine with proper ingredients and cooking techniques. What a delicious flavor. Try their recommendations they're all yummy. Also, prepare yourself to awesome spicy hot delicious flavors with their papaya salad. I bet there is much more awesome to have there. We will definitely be back.