Sue's Kitchen

"This is a nice restaurant that kind of has a quaint, nostalgic vibe. The atmosphere here is always pleasant with the servers offering quick and friendly service."

"This cozy Laotian eatery hidden away in the back of a mini mall serves a tasty mix of Thai and Laotian dishes. Thorough satisfaction upon trying something new every visit. The menu includes items often not seen elsewhere, including unique noodle soups and a variety of vegetarian dishes. The pad krapow seafood was sautéed to perfection, with yummy basil sauce, green beans, peppers and bamboo shoots. Yum Goong shrimp salad, savory and lemongrass forward. Kao Soy and Tom Yum Goong noodle soups, classic. Looking forward to coming by again."

"This place has consistently raised their prices to the point of - u r paying too much!! Portions of food served has been downsized - to the point of what they r charging for their tiny portions are not worth your money. Sometimes the workers give a blank stare as u enter - no greetings - rude. No longer will pay for overpriced food that is reduced in portion size."

"I ordered the crab fried rice and fried chicken. It was very good but the prices there are a little pricey. I would like to go back and try more of their menu."

"I've been coming here since they opened. This almost-hidden restaurant should be in the middle of downtown. The food is great, and the price point used to be great, but since they sold to a new owner, prices are average. The food isn't overly 'heavy' or oily, yet very flavorful. It's gotten so popular over the years, so be prepared at wait a bit for a table. The driveway is very steep, so come in at an angle, or use a taller car. I don't think I've had much difficultly finding parking. CV update: you know this place is super good because the folks that come here have a very difficult time deciding what to get. No joke, some lady took 15 min just picking what to order."