Make sure to wash your hands before you sit down -- the waiter's instruction to eat with your hands sounds a little gimmicky, but it's definitely the way to go.
The house pride is sticky rice, a Laos staple. It’s tight-packed but not oily nor gluey. Served with a mild, chutney-like tomato dip and, much better, atom-splitting bang-bang sauce. Read more
NYC's first Laotian restaurant seems to have missed the mark. Small portions yet hefty prices, and a less-than-spicy range of food leaves the diner wanting.
Chef Owner Soulayphet Schwader and Partner Iron Chef Marc Forgione showcase the Cuisine of Laos at their TriBeCa Restaurant. Chili Prawns with Texas Toast and Crunchy Coconut Rice Balls with Kaffir Lime Leaf are two of the house favorites at Dinner.