Went here while I stayed at the Westin on little business trip a while back. It was a quick 2 minute walk from the Westin, a little small hole in the wall. It was a cozy little restaurant, I think we made a reservation as it was a big party but they were very accommodating to the extra add ins to our party! The service was amazing! They were very attentive and immediately reminded us that if we had a yelp that if we checked in we would get our free Thai tea, which was so good! They were quick with our order and brought everything out accordingly. The food was amazing! The best panang curry I've had in LA! You need to visit this place next time you're near!

Food is yummmy! We are visiting from Honolulu Hawaii, and staying in the neighborhood!

I love this place!!! Always serves a great amount !! The customer service is exceptional!! The orange chicken so tender and delicious!!

To be completely honest, I don't really know Thai food and have stayed away from it because I don't know what I can or cannot eat being gluten free. Well, we needed to grab some dinner and this place was right across the street. It was excellent. The inside is cute and the food was great. There weren't a ton of gluten free options since ALOT of stuff was marinated in soy sauce or a sauce also containing soy sauce but the waiters and cook conferred and then recommended the pad Thai. It was great. I had it with beef and the beef was tender and tasty.

I was stuck at the Westin next door for work with no car and needed a bite to eat and this was literally the closest place outside of the hotel. Saw the outside and felt a tad skeptical tbh but saw that most of the reviews were pretty solid and decided to give it a try. It did not disappoint! Order and pay online and if it's before 3pm, you qualify for lunch pricing with slight discounts and a few combination plates which seem to include an egg roll and salad. I didn't want a combo so just ordered the pad see ew ($15) and it was totally delish. Noodles were cooked perfectly and seasoned really well. I selected chicken as my protein and there was a surprising amount of meat and more slices of chinese broccoli than I've ever seen before in a Thai noodle dish. YUM! I also wanted something crispy and went with egg rolls, which did the trick and were about what I was expecting (plus 5 for $8 is definitely cheaper than what I'd pay back at home.) They do brisk takeout here and everything is packed very neatly to go with utensils, good napkins, and three packets of sauce (soy, sriracha, & sambal oelek chili.) Ask if you want chopsticks, though. Sodas are cheaper than the hotel vending machines at $1.75 a can. I also dined-in for dinner and failed to notice until after I got back to the hotel that they'd automatically added a 15% service charge to the bill. I tipped them twice by accident! The location is a bit questionable but, in case you're curious, there's a different front door to the massage place than the restaurant and they don't seem to be connected in any way EXCEPT for the giant sign that you have to walk under to get to Panang Thai. :0