Laos Thai Cafe - Nashville

One of these cases where you do not allow the outside of a place, force your judgment. In the rear part of a Thai grocery store, this lil gem is on many levels. Dinner here this week proved to be a pleasant experience. From the grocery business to operate seems to initially somewhat strange, but on the traffic both inside and going, this is a very popular place. While it is not overly decorated, it has chosen several users awards and success regarding their food. A 95. I started with a shrimp app pic released with review) the sauce was just a reason sweet and sour, but had a nice little kick. The shrimps themselves were crispy on the outside and tastefully on the inside. Not much at the price $8.00) and worth these costs. The pad Thai chicken ordered. $8.00) I had varied this dish several other places and spices. Here it was suggested that unless you like it hot, then you could add yourself from the table side panel. The server told me that the medium might be a strong medium. I liked it. Soda comes in a can with a glass of ice. Service and information were great and another place I would not remember. You can check the website for the menu there and is very exactly like this review.

Don't expect to go to a restaurant. You have to go through the market, and the restaurant is at the back right. Great food! I got the lo mine and the chicken was delicious! If you are in Thai food, this place is a must.

Very good. We are from Atlanta and usually eat at the countless local ethnic connections up and down Buford Hwy, as well as Norcross and Duluth. While we stayed in Franklin, we drove to Antioch and dined here over the weekend, the pad Malaysian and Spicy Papaya Salad, as well as the King Market Sausage. Everything was wonderful. The sausage is made there and is now one of my favorite sausages ever. The food is quite spicy, so if you have doubts about your tolerance, order it mildly. We will definitely repeat customers.

Instant Favorite. This is a big hidden gem. Extremely reasonable prices and the food is hot fresh at your table. It is an invisible Asian market from outside, although the dining area itself has a kind of downtown, college-Kid vibe on it. I came to lunch on Sunday, so the small dining area was packed. Hopefully the owners are considering an extension. If you are not in spicy, you should be sure that your food is mild because my friend and I ordered Pad Kee Mao Pad Malaysian, and both by default were pretty sharp, maybe an average of 2 of most Thai restaurants. I love the atmosphere combined with the place. It's not hell to like something in Nashville. I will definitely be a regular customer.

Totally unassuming place inside a grocery store. Awesome food at incredibly reasonable prices. The pad Malaysian is unique and. The Asian to non-Asian diner ratio reflects authenticity.