Wee Hour Noodles

At 2:30 a.m. on a Sunday morning, Sanamluang Cafe, the crown prince of Thai noodle shops, may be the busiest place in east Hollywood.

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • March 21, 1996

At 2:30 a.m. on a Sunday morning, Sanamluang Cafe, the crown prince of Thai noodle shops, may be the busiest place in east Hollywood. Cars triple-park in the lot, outdoor tables bustle, crowds jostle for a chance to be the next party of seven to...

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Restaurant Review: Sanamluang Cafe bursting at the seams with memorable Thai noodle and rice dishes.

MAX JACOBSON • Los Angeles Times • September 21, 1995

The corner of Coldwater Canyon Boulevard and Sherman Way is one of the Valley’s best intersections for ethnic eats, lit up by Vietnamese, Latino and Chinese places. Bangluck Plaza, home to a Thai market, a Filipino-Chinese barbecue and the...

RESTAURANT REVIEW : Sanamluang's Cooking Is the Thai That Binds

BILL STERN • Los Angeles Times • February 2, 1990

The dizzying array of restaurants on Ventura Boulevard creates the illusion that you can get virtually anything imaginable to eat there. That is a great exaggeration. The southern part of the San Fernando Valley simply lacks sufficient...

Review: Luv2eat is one of Hollywood's essential Thai restaurants

Bill Addison • Los Angeles Times • March 5, 2020

When ordering jade noodles at Hollywood’s Luv2eat Thai Bistro, you have a choice: broth poured over top or served on the side? Dry-style is the move. Adding stock would dilute the truest aim of the dish: to relish how the meats gloss the pale...

Luv2eat Thai Bistro

Restaurant review: Pok Pok Phat Thai in Chinatown, a learning process

Jonathan Gold • Los Angeles Times • February 14, 2015

Pok Pok Phat Thai is the first Los Angeles outpost of Andy Ricker, the American-born chef who has built a small Thai food empire in Portland, Ore., and New York. It is a small counter built into the Chinatown mall storefront where the chicken pho...

10 Great Thai Restaurants in Orange County (and Long Beach)

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • May 11, 2012

For this list of ten great Thai restaurants, not only have I included those from Long Beach (a non-OC city that's always been under this paper's jurisdiction), but also some Thai-Cambodian, some Thai-Laotian, and even a Thai-sushi hybrid, because...