Luv2eat Thai Bistro

One of the best Thai food in LA. There are many 2-seat tables while larger tables are less. We four have to wait for 30 minutes at Sunday dinner time. The crab meat fried rice is special with many peppers and the eggs in a semi-liquid status. The Pad See is in the traditional sour taste. The Green Curry is great but not with rice (recommend ordering the fried rice like us). The pineapple fried rice is good but not as fantastic as the Crab meat one. The Moo Ping is a special four-piece grilled pork belly as it's really in good taste. The Chicken Satay is just so as the Chicken breast is too thin. I suppose there would be more delicious ones in the menu. No wonder it could be a Michelin for a continuous five years! Could be listed as a must-try Thai food when coming to LA. One thing is that we were charged a default 18% as a service charge. Take a look at the receipt before check-out.

Seriously good Thai food with large portions and unusual menu items. We got the Thom Ka soup because it is my favorite, and this was one of the best I've had. The crab curry is delicious - bring wet wipes. The pork skewers are so good! I can't remember what they're called, but the have 3 stars on the menu and there is a note that they can take some time if they are busy. Ours came out fast. It's a tiny place and was busy on a Wednesday night.

I love pad see ew. I usually go to The Thai Thing near The Grove when I’m in town, but I wanted to try something new. Service Pretty good! Took a little while to get the check, but we weren’t in a rush. Atmosphere Barebones but it doesn’t need to be fancy. Parking There’s a parking lot and it has plenty of spaces on a Saturday afternoon. A rare treat in LA. Food Like I said, I love pad see ew. I thought it was lacking flavor, to be honest. Portions were huge, at least. I think Luv2Eat excels at other Thai dishes. My girlfriend got the green curry, which was excellent. Recommend? Sure, but there are better options. I still prefer The Thai Thing.

We had a fantastic meal. Great service. Big portions. Moo ping skewers were huge and delicious. Perfectly marinated and grilled. The crab curry was PHENOMENAL. I couldn't stop eating it. We ordered mild but it was still spicy - can't imagine what spicy level would be! Pad see ew was solid but the beef was a little dry. Tom Yum soup was fantastic. One of the best versions I've had recently. Jade noodles were so good. The fried chicken was a bit overcooked.

The best thai restaurant I ever had. Each and every dish we ordered came out amazing. crispy pork skin from chinese broccoli dish was so crispy and not soggy and hard at all. Tomyam soup was so creamy and delicious and seafoods were fresh and tasted delicious. Tiger beef dish was so good and the portion was big for two people to share. I loved the sauce. Pink mill was great too. I love it. Will visit again.

Love coming to this restaurant for Thai food. One of the best Thai restaurants in all of LA. They are super busy during peak dining hours and they do a lot of take out business as well. The staff are super attentive and helpful. Everything we have tried here has been yummy. Highly recommend the glass noodle salad, drunken noodles, crying Tiger, and moo ping. Large portion sizes. Smaller dining room so not great for large groups. They have on site parking that's shared with the strip mall.