Kbird - Little Rock

I can't stop eating here. these are the hands below the best Asian food in little rock and the people there are great. the atmosphere isn't exactly the kindest, but I usually get my order to go anyway.

The new restaurant makes them feel that they are a little in their food truck. a deorganized and Scandinavian restaurant welcomes them. with 1 chef and 1 wok, the waiting period may be longer than expected. but eating is worth waiting. I had the pat phrik king boar and it was fantastic. also the mango and cocostry for the desert was the wait.Returned again with a Thai exchange student. we were blown away with eating today. the green papaya salad can be the best salate I ever had. the chicken roast rice was great and tasty. the green curry chicken was very good. then the coconut stic circuit with ananas was one of the best desserts I ever had. my Thai friend said that was authentic and very good and I agree.

The food at this restaurant is excellent and located in a trendy area. The staff really knows their stuff. As someone who has spent a total of 4 months in Thailand on two separate trips, I can say that this place offers authentic Papaya Salad, Pad Thai, and Mango Sticky Rice. The green curry was a bit lacking in flavor. While the prices are a bit high, the quality of the food makes it worth it. This is a must-try restaurant and some of the best Thai food I have had in the USA.

Great and original food! All I had eaten there was wonderful and tasteful! I love the chicken pad Thai. You can order it with as much heat as you wish. The Jackfruit with Sticky Coconut Rice is happiness in your mouth! The decor is in no case unusual, but I love going there because it feels like eating in a friend's kitchen :

Native Thai here. Not a single Thai in the kitchen, but one of the best Thai food in the country. Don't expect to find this jewel in the middle of Arkansas. Not only the food that is ingenious, all decorations in the restaurant imitate the real traditional restaurants in Thailand. Extra points for the formation of people via the Chiffel in Thai culture. Good job!