Lulu's Thai Noodle Shop - Thai restaurant in Westwood - 2701 W 47th Ave, USA

Excellent Thai food. Soups are delicious. The satay and the lettuce wraps are great if you’re not eating noodles.

First time visiting Lulu’s. The dumplings where delicious we decided to try both steamed and pan fried. From the seasonal menu we ordered the Coconut Shrimp and the sweet chili sauce is very flavorful. We loved the Thai Cashew Chicken. The Drunken Noodles and the Pad Thai were alright, they weren’t horrible just know to try something different next time I saw other items I would want to try.

I've been eating here for years (both in restaurant and take out), and I'm a huge fan of Lulu's noodle dishes. But on my most recent visit, I decided to give the low carb options a try. I started with the satay, which included a variety of meat skewers, delicious sauces and a side bowl of tom yum soup. This was my first time trying the soup, and I will definitely order it again. For an entree I got the beef jantaboon. It's my long time favorite served with noodles, but it was just as good with Chinese broccoli rather than pasta. It came with garlic chili sauce that proved to be a perfect complement. This was also my first time trying anything from the bar. I had an Elephant Feather, which was a tasty, tart, gingery cocktail. The staff is excellent. The Westwood location does get a little noisy when it gets crowded, but come during a non-peak time and it's just fine.

V and I went here at noon for lunch. The restaurant wasn’t overly crowded and we were seated right away. I wasn’t overly impressed with the food. The restaurant is nice but the one word I would use to describe Lulu’s is-fussy. Presentation and aesthetic seem to reign supreme here and this includes the food. The plating is great and it all looks lovely. I was looking forward to trying the Thai Iced Tea and sadly that was pretty basic. The taste of everything was just okay. The food lacks spice, depth of flavor, and ultimately was some of the most mediocre Thai food I have ever had. We selected an order of crab rangoon, Vietnamese spring rolls, and spicy beef jantaboon for an entree. The crab rangoon was ok. The spring rolls were made with fresh ingredients, but were seriously lacking in flavor and the peanut sauce tasted more like I imagine wallpaper paste mixed with a teaspoon of peanut butter would taste. The spicy beef wasn’t spicy, it ate greasy, and was just meh. Lulu’s Thai Noodle Shop was okay, but I wouldn’t recommend anyone go here if they’re looking for good Thai food.

Had the Druken noodles and they were awesome. Great flavor. Oddly enough they were light on the noodles. Throw in a few more noodles for the big guys please🤣

First, when we arrived, the host looked at us as if she doesn’t know why we are just standing in the front, so I had to point to a table on gesture that we need a table . Off the bed that was a pretty weird impression. Overall, the food was one of the worst I’ve ever had and so I’m riding this review to let everyone know how much of a rip off this place and I should’ve not even given a single dollar tip. Their food made me vomit everything because it was so bad it was the kind of Thai food, that isn’t your normal Thai ingredients. I kind of figured why the food wasn’t great and it’s likely because the dishes were not authentically made. I will never go back to this place, and would not recommend it at all, despite the thousand reviews. The reviews were likely coming from friends or people that the workers have asked to get a review from and not by actual customers. If you want, authentic Thai food with better, Customer Service , do not go to this

Overall taste was good but felt a little pricey.

I got the low carb satay plate with medium heat Tom Yum soup. I also got a milk tea boba. My best friend got the Drunken Noodles and we shared a Thai spring roll plate. Absolutely wonderful. I can't gush enough about it.