Lao Village

Cheap tasty Lao food

Very good

Wonderful customer service! The food was delicious as well. I really enjoyed the ox tongue because of the texture and sauce provided. Additionally the curry was also so filling especially on a cold night. Will definitely visit again!

The most unique food I’ve ever taste, the fried rice had ham, I’m not too sure what the crispy thing was, but it looked like fish. I think it had too much lemon though. The sausages were very soft and had a lot of fat, it was as soft as mash potatoes, they tasted nice. And lastly i had the Thai milk tea, it tasted good but it could be too sweat for some people. And the panna cotta was good aswell

always consistent food. Love the crunchy fried rice there. wife and i really enjoy the pink ham they have in it too

i never have such a bad experience before like this one. Me and my family come here to have diner and all my food is very salty, we tried to ask the staff and he didnt do any thing!!!!! feeling so bad!!!!!

Great place to eat. The food seems to be a more authentic Thai / Lao home-style cuisine. Service was really good, and the menu was decently priced. Loved the fried quail and beef salad. We'll definitely come back!

I have visited this place a few times and it is one of my favourite place to visit for lunch whenever I am in the area. They serve authentic Thai-Lao dishes and I like many of them. My favourites are the crispy fried rice, the papaya salad, the bible salad and the BBQ grilled pork-neck. The ambience and service from staff are reasonable for suburban casual family restaurant. The prices charged are good value for money and you can pay by Visa / Mastercard for 1.6% additional surcharge.

Ox tongue did not taste fresh and had an off putting taste The dry stir fry had little flavour and the service was very slow - had to ask several times for water and tea for the table which should be given right as you sit down at any restaurant.

Always been good food. The prices have increased a bit though