La ong Beverly Hills - Thai restaurant in Beverly Hills - 9632 S Santa Monica Blvd, USA

La Ong Thai restaurant in Beverly Hills, great first time trying this place. From the wonderful ambiance to the food, every dish was a master piece. Starting with chicken sate with pickled cucumbers,Tuna steak with peanut chili sauce, crispy pork with watercress, to the green curry with eggplant and Thai basil and noodles on the side. The presentation and the flavors of every dish were excellent. The service was great. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

Definitely 💯 for creativity, food displays, location, fancy & upscale setting, BUT food and customer service. My least favorite/worst Thai restaurant by far I haven’t tried in #losangeles . Their recipes are from different regions that you normally eat Thai foods in LA. For me too plain, not much of strong impression with their flavor with the dishes I tried on the video. Almost $100 for 3 dishes and left dissatisfied and upset. Thai flavor/ authenticity: 1.5/5 Customer service: 3/5 (quite rude and not welcoming) Price & food matching level: 2/5 Not recommended.

La ong is a chic restaurant that has energetic vibe (also loud) and Intagram-worthy interior with lots of green plants! My friend and I ordered green curry, Tom Yum rice, and holy basil & ribeye, and Thai tea and lychee black tea for drinks. Overall, food was 3.5 stars. Lychee black tea and was great. Green curry was good; the rice noodle was cooked perfect. The shrimps and scallops in Tom Yum rice were huge and also delicious. However, I was really disappointed with how hard ribeye was. Ribeye is one of the most tender parts in beef so I couldn’t understand how it could be cooked that stiff. All the dishes also have higher price tags than typical Thai food. Their portion is big for a typical Asian; two dishes would certainly be enough for two people. It’s a great place to have a great time with friends and share food together. However, I would keep off from ordering ribeye dishes.

Nice little Thai spot in Beverly Hills. Normally plenty of metered street parking across the street. I love the ambiance. Their food was delicious - we had the brussel sprouts and the mint fresh rolls. The pad see ew and the ginger rice and beef which were all amazing. For the location, great price for the portions they serve. A side note is they don’t sell wine by the glass it’s by the bottle. Other than that no complaints.

Not the original taste from Thailand, for me was too bland, not even so so. The dishes aren’t marked in their containers, also with the sauces, so everyone had to open and try everything to guess… Too expensive for a Thai food, the portions were okay, but definitely lack of flavor. The restaurant were clean and organized, the staff were kind and always smiling. I’ll definitely will recommend to visit first Thai community or Town, so you can try the real thing and for a fraction of the price. Would love to give more stars, but the flavor part and the expensive dishes for a normal Thai food… it’s not fair.

Good customer service, however the food was a little too sweet. Pad Thai with shrimp was good. We celebrated my birthday, however they will charge you with $25 for cake fee…

An Unexpectedly pleasantly experience. The staffs were friendly, and the food was high quality and delicious. We love the mango rice, one of the best I've ever had. The fish bass curry tastes a little flaky and is good with the sauce. The veggies in the rolls are fresh, crunchy and perfect with the sausage. Pad Thai was chewy. I like how they cooked the rice; it was soft but still had a grainy texture. The Thai tea was good as well, not too sweet.

I honestly don’t want this place to be any more popular. I want this place to be available for me lol. Everything I ordered was so good. Laong salad was really good with sieved egg, Thai wings were perfectly seasoned, crab fried rice had real soft crab meats not those dried kind. Seabass Southern Thai curry was my favorite. Fish was so soft and grilled perfectly. I love how cute it is too.