le thai

hidden gem. this place was great, but don't underestimate the spicy scale. i got a 4 out of 5 and nearly dies :-p the service was good and the back patio is great.

this place rocks!! it's a quirky little hole in the wall with food that will blow you away! we ordered everything at "3" spicy which was a tad too hot by the time we got to our entree. waterfall beef and fried banana dessert were our favorites!

and to piggyback the event, i wanted to try le thai, a much raved thai restaurant that recently opened on freemont street.   and from the street, the place looks awesome; from the modernness of the corrugated steel facade juxtaposed with the the retro neon signage, it's managed to synthesize old and new vegas without any gaudy disney/stripper pole/bordello theme in which the strip seems to steep itself until a bitter brew.

our limo driver from the wedding gave us a recommendation for le thai, which was great because we were already looking for a thai place and it just so happened to be in the fremont street area and we were headed there the next day!...

really like it! i had the chicken satay and pad thai with tofu spiced at a 3. both were really good. great beer selection! if staying downtown, i would eat here everyday and try everything on the menu.

loved it. super good, app of beef with waterfall sauce was stellar. entree of short rib fried rice was devoured by my son and my 3 color curry w tofu was totally delish. the app could easily have been a meal. portions are generous so be careful. son ate most of the appetizer but i still could not finish my curry. service was very fast too. go there.

tasty food + good prices at hip east fremont spot. great place to start a night of bar hopping. the three-color curry is excellent.

great food. music too loud. waterfall beef was tough tonight but not usual.

two thumbs down!! le thai = no thai. love thai food, have eaten at a few thai restaurants around the valley. people have mentioned to try le thai and after reading some reviews we thought we'd give it a shot. what a huge disappointment!! had the spring rolls (marginal). attempted the beef noodle soup ( foul aroma similar to wet dog ) attempted chicken pad thai( what a joke ). the week before we went down there to eat and it was closed for renovations. in our opinions, it should've stayed closed. le thai is in the perfect location and needs to stay there, in the dumps of las vegas. wasn't even worth the dollar i paid in the meter for parking. want real thai food?.....check out lemongrass.

tried going to thai vegas but it was closed permanently and i couldnt have been happier. came here instead. ordered the 3 color curry and pad thai. amazing food. cute atmosphere in back outdoor area, small but very effective menu. will definitely come back when in vegas again.

the food is great! the waitstaff is friendly, the place is clean... did i mention the food is great! my favorite restaurant in all of vegas!

awesome!

apparently rice hits the fan when it's time to pay. god forbid you split the bill, everything is digital until you pay, then its 1955.

love le thai. the east end of fremont is getting seriously cool, thanks in part to little spots like this one that are opening and offering the cool kids a place to relax and enjoy some seriously good thai food.

hand's down, best chicken satay i've ever had. it was gigantic! perfectly charred.

i made the mistake of ordering a spicy 5 on the pad thai and that was, unfortunately, far too hot for me to enjoy. i could tell the flavor was good, but after a few bites, i was in tears. my fault totally. next time i go (and there will be a return visit), i'll adjust accordingly.

two very big thumbs up.

so amazing - we went twice in a row. i had friends come from la for the ces and we heard about this newly opened restaurant near the fremont street experience so we checked it out! wow, the place was packed so we gave our cell number to the waitress and we went next door to have a drink, and they phoned us to tell us that our seats were available.
i am a vegetarian, so night one we shared the tofu hot & sour soup. on night two we shared the coconut soup. i thought both were amazing. i personally liked the coconut soup better, and my friends liked the hot & sour. i would have both again! no doubt about it.
for the first night my two meat eating friends shared the chicken satay for a starter and were both amazed.
on the second night they both shared the pork jerky with waterfall sauce. it was served with sticky rice. the rice was sticky and dry, but i guess that's what the sauce is for ;)
for night one i had the tofu pad thai, spice level 4 (out of 5) the noodles were perfect. the blend of tofu to veggies was also perfect. and the spice level spot on!
the second night i had the tofu see ewe, again spice level 4. was really good, but i liked the pad thai better.
for night one my friends had the awesome noodles with chicken and the beef pad thai. they were both very happy with their meals.
one the second night they had the chicken curry and the chicken ginger fried rice. they were again happy with the meals!
the first night we all shared a bottle of living jewel saki. we didn't on the second night because we were going out to the clubs. but the saki was a great compliment to the meal!
we were treated really well by the servers on both nights. on the first night we sat in the back on their "patio" and the second night we were seated indoors. there is a little more room on the patio, but we were comfortable inside as well.
they were only here for a few days and we enjoyed the meal so much on our first visit we were all in agreement to return the next night for a meal, which we were again very pleased with!
and price? great! the first night was about $100 including the bottle of saki. and the second was about $60.
i will defiantly eat here again!