Hiso - CA 95814

Food was great! Everything tasted delicious. A bit on the pricey side but overall worth it. I like the fact that they stay open later than other Thai restaurants. Parking was a bit of a challenge.

I've been eyeing on this place, and It's definitely a place I want to come back. Their Thai Green Tea was a great refreshment to start. It was a lot sweeter than I anticipated but it wasn't a bad way. We ordered their shrimp spring rolls and truffle fries. The fries was perfectly crunched also not too overly salted. The shrimp rolls was fine. I HAD to order their Kasoy (Khao Soy). I haven't had it in so long. I personally loved it. One of the best kasoy in a restaurant I had. It contained flat noodles, ground pork, meatballs and some veggies in the mix. We also ordered the fried rice and other dishes (I'll have to ask my friends what they get), they throughly enjoyed it.

Overall, this place offers amazing food. Drunken noodles and pad thai are amazing. The beef in drunken noodles is so tender. Papaya salad is strange as they put some tasteless cabbage in it.

I was craving Lao food and happened to find this place in Sacramento! It has trendy interior and many locals seem to eat here with their families. Good for groups! Here's what I tried: + Lao Sausage Plate (4/5): The sausage was snappy, but easily fell apart. It is quite spicy, but flavored really well. Pairs well with the jeow and sticky rice. Cute presentation too :) + Crispy Chicken Skin (5/5): I looooved the texture of these! It was giving ASMR. These are lightly salted and really tasty! I do wish they gave a different sauce with this though. + Khao Piak (4/5): If you've never had this before, imagine congee and udon had a baby with Lao spices. Very hearty and flavorful! But it can grow really salty after a while. The noodles were the perfect texture; you can tell they are handmade. They don't skimp on the chicken too!

UNDERRATED!! As someone who’s from NYC this was actually one of the best thai food i’ve ever had in a while. Not only does everything taste great their portions are great. I’m still thinking about this place and wish there was in NYC. I recommend you check this spot out!!!

I was on a weekend getaway to Sacramento. This place was in a walking distance from my Airbnb. I am so glad I walked in here. We ordered 1. Drunken noodles with veggies 2. Pineapple Fried Rice 3. Truffle fries It is a small place and gets filled fast. Among so many orders, kudos to the chef that he ensures to maintain the quality and the taste for all the orders. Everything tasted so fresh and properly cooked. Among the above three orders, Pineapple fried rice was the highlight. It had a good balance of flavors. Drunken noodles were also really good. The quantity of the food is well balanced to fill you up. Overall ambience of the place is also supercool. There was a light piano music playing in the background to keep you engaged, but also leaving room for you to talk with your buddies. If you are on a trip to Sacramento, I highly recommend going to this place and trying their delicacies.

In a nutshell; Very cozy, yet fancy casual, great food and excellent service. Looking at it from the outside I wasnt really expecting how nice of a place it is inside. Not a lot of parking around, usual downtown sacramento Groans and pains, but looking pass that, youre greeted with a very nice ambience and vibe, server was awesome, the food is great, semi-fancy restaurant priced, but the deservingly so with how good the food is. Overall, an awesome establishment to try out!.

Lovely modern atmosphere with pretty decent food. It's on the spicier end of things, so adjust accordingly. I thought that the prices are incredibly good for the portion sizes. The curry was huge and also includes rice. Additionally, it was very clean and located in Midtown. I quite enjoyed it. I tried the fresh roll, and it was okay. I would try a diff appetizer. Otherwise, the noodles are really good, curry also solid, and papaya salad also good (I asked for mild but it felt more like a Thai-spicy kind of mild).