Luv2Eat has some larger tables compared to some other Thai Town places. The menu should appease just about everyone. Like another poster said definitely call ahead to see if they have indoor dining.
Other FTC favorites are Northern Thai Food Club, it’s a smaller space that specializes in Northern Thai. Pailin is great as well the owner is really nice and welcoming. We like Sapp a lot too. The signature is boat noodles and jade noodles. The stir fry dishes are not bad as well.
Were it not for the kids and wanting to keep it reasonably priced angle, the new’ish Superba Hollywood is right around there and has been absolutely terrific across many visits.
i was pretty disappointed. basically a 20 minute animation projected on a wall, not “immersive” at all. i was hoping for something like borderless in tokyo, so i guess my expectations were too high.
Thanks all for the wonderful recs. We ended up at Luv2Eat - early enough last night that they were able to pull together a table for 10 with a few minutes notice! An excellent meal was enjoyed by all - my 5-yo nephew who is quite the eater, looked up about halfway through and said “this is a great meal.”
We kept it pretty straightforward. Fried chicken, moo ping, jade noodles, isaan sausage, the standard noodle dishes, green curry, gai lan with crispy pork, etc. My only (minor) quibble would be most of the dishes veered towards the sweet side, although that was likely a result of us having to tone down the spice level for the kids on every dish. But overall flavors were spot on, ingredients were high quality (i.e. nice-sized, fresh shrimp versus the shriveled up, mini ones you get at a lot of Asian restaurants), and the moo ping was a standout, with the savory / sweet marinade and a nice smokiness!
Definitely better than anything I’ve had in the South Bay and for 10 reasonably large appetites, we spent $270 all-in. + my SIL was able to order to her heart’s content without making a huge dent in our bill
