This tiny area nestled in LA's Thai Town serves tantalizing Thai cuisine far from the Americanized versions discovered at a lot of dining establishments in the location. Ignore pad Thai and spring rolls – this location is everything about vibrant, hot tastes coming from northern Thailand. Their menu boasts mouthwatering meals like jackfruit curry, bamboo shoot curry, kaeng kua curry, and spicy stir-fried catfish that will leave your taste singing. Take a seat, let your mouth water while you view this video, and make certain to go to next time you remain in LA!
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This is the type of Thai restaurant I want in my town. Not the the same food you can find in every Thai restaurant but food you would eat what they make in their own home.
Same; however, sourcing certain ingredients just doesn’t seem sustainable or profitable for a mid-west American Thai restaurant.
@miseentrope Facts
Yup, we in LA are so lucky to have a large enough population of Vietnamese, Thai, Indian, Mexican, South/Central American, Korean people etc., that we can travel and enjoy incredible, authentic cuisines from all over without leaving home. Its so sad that tourists go to Rodeo Drive thinking that’s the most interesting thing about LA. Its these little mom and pop shops that truly represent what it means to be an Angeleno.
There’s a Thai restaurant on every other block in the yuppie parts of Brooklyn, and they’re all the exact same.
Northern Thai food is such a gift to the world and is hands-down my favourite cuisine. I ate at Northern Thai Food Club back in 2022 when visiting LA and it was sooooo good. I’m overjoyed to see the lovely and deserving folks doing well and getting even more recognition! Thank you for all the delicious food and love!
may god bless u💡
Thai people and Indian people truly know how to make your dish nice n’ spicy!
How about giving link or even address for the restaurant instead of selfishly listing half a dozen of your own links?
100%
Name of restaurant you can see on 0:55 stop crying
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@enjoisk8a911 reading the previous comments isn’t yours
I LOVE THIS PLACE!!! My sister ok me here when I came to visit. The food was fantastic, and they were so nice and gave recommendations. That pork belly was soo good, and Khao Soi is always a must!
So much to learn from them. I wish they did video’s on their food I’d love to know more.
this duo and their restaurant is a hol vibe
their story about cooking food for each other on their days off and getting to know eachother through food, so beautiful and endearing (‘:
How i wish lol
Their food looks amazing. Nuff said.
คนเจียงฮาย ชื่นชมอาหารบ้านเฮาที่ไปไกลถึง แอลเอ ❤😊❤ , I’m glad that NorthernThai cuisine taste successfully in LA 🎉
7:10 Mark Wiens was here!
These stories featured on here bring a tear to my eye 🥲
I freaking love living in Los Angeles, what other place can I get authentic fufu and eru for breakfast, than go to Thai town for some hot pot soup, then finish it off with the best Mexican street food that’s exists for dinner? A place like Los Angeles gives me a sense of true cultural diversity. I’ve had delicious foods I didn’t even know existed here.
Honestly, the best part about living in SoCal is the food, but man traffic on the freeways is getting out of hand
@dennislee8930 depending on where you live you never have to take a freeway, I would go from east LA to San Pedro beach just by going through south central and downtown, it’s possible, it will take more time but it’s so much more relaxing. You see so many sights as well.
It’s overpriced, feminized, and liberalized which automatically takes away from all of the pros you’ve listed
@smellypatel5272 no it doesn’t, lol 😂
@dennislee8930We’re building out our transit network
Why am I smelling the aroma in front of the screen? I’m a Taiwanese but Thai cuisines are my fav food ❤
Wait til you get to try Indonesian food as well, please try Medan Kitchen in LA too
Thai food is my favorite, hole-in-the-wall restaurants are hiding gems.
I was at that restaurant in 2021 and probably one of my favorite thai restaurant I’ve ever been to. Mark Wiens had also visited that place before and also made a vudeo about it.
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I would love to try that place
I love that restaurant.
I cannot say enough how good this spot is! One of my favorite restaurants in LA and a great example of what, in my opinion, makes LA awesome: People from all over the world coming here and making amazing things. These people deserve all the success and I hope they get to take a day off soon.