WOW! I am pretty blown away by how good this spot is! My coworkers and I came to this food hall to try Broken Mouth, but the wait was too long, so we decided to try Holy Basil and I could not be happier that we did!! We ordered the shrimp fried rice, the yellow curry rigatoni, and the pad see ew, and when I tell you each dish was insanely delicious, it blew our minds. We were just so surprised how flavorful each dish was! We started with the pad see ew which we got with the flat noodles, and it's probably the best version of pad see ew I've ever had! 9.5/10 The yellow curry rigatoni is one of my top 3 things I've eaten in the past year because it was so unique, so creative, and so delicious. It was a complete surprise! If I could give it an 11/10 I would. The shrimp fried rice does not look like any shrimp fried rice I've had anywhere else. My coworkers and I were a little confused when it came out and we were worried we weren't going to like it. But our server told us to pour the fish sauce on it and the like, and oh my goodness was it delicious. Incredible. 9.5/10 We also ordered the Leo beers which were perfect with a lime. The seating is very minimal, and the size of actual dishes they gave us to put our food on was pretty small, but our server was kind and attentive, and the food was out of this world. It's so nice to have a great casual meal. There is a parking lot behind the food stall area. We paid $8 for 8 hours (that's the minimum you can pay). I immediately recommended this restaurant to all my friends in the LA area. You should check them out too!

I got some takeout last night to feel more immersed while watching The White Lotus S3 and it did not disappoint. The pad kee mow was insanely delicious paired with their Thai style fried chicken. That pad kee mow had a very unique taste because they used wagyu minced beef instead of regular beef and the texture of the crust on the fried chicken had the crunch of a rice cracker. I definitely recommend trying this spot for your next white lotus episode! ‍

Wowwwwww. I can't tell you guys how delicious this place is. Menu is not too big but has most of the classics. Parking is super difficult as it always is in downtown. When I don't feel like dealing with it, I uber from work or I uber eats the meal to my office. It's located in a sort of market place of sorts and there are other restaurants in the open area as well. This one is in the front. A couple tables and plastic chairs to sit at if you choose and a sort of counter area. The important part: GET THE PORK BELLY! It's so good im reluctant to share but the pork belly is so crispy and perfectly fried that I could eat it everyday. Also the sauce that comes with it is a cilantro fish sauce concoction that would literally make a shoe taste good. My other favs are the chicken wings, pad thai, egg rolls, and the gra pow moo krob. The grandmas fish and rice is also delicious. I can't rave enough! They guys at the counter are also super nice so that helps and the food comes out pretty quick on a good day. Highly recommend!

4.5/5 I've ordered via Postmates twice. The second time was much better * Pad see ew with pork: perfectly sweet and savory, came with some pickled jalapeño slices on the side * Chicken wings: bogo free via Postmates. Each order is 1/2 lbs - this time it came with 4 larger wings vs previous time 6 tiny wings. Crunchy and juicy and perfect amount of dry seasoning. One complaint: there were still quite a few feathers on the wings (you can see in the photos) I wish the menu was bigger but I'll also be satisfied with reordering these 2 things every time

The hype is real. I was always put off by this place since I read that parking is rough in this area. Surprisingly for doing a pickup on Friday at 7pm, free street meter parking (since it's free after 6pm) was plentiful. I think it was due to the NY holiday where the out-of-towners aren't taking up space. I placed an order online and drove over. The order still wasn't ready so I had to wait a couple of minutes. I got a number of dishes. The portions aren't that big so it's a bit pricey but the quality is there. Overall, the flavors are sweeter but they pack more of a punch and are very flavorful. I loved the deep soy sauce flavor of the pad see ew. The moo krob was just okay; I wanted this to be crispier. The shrimp yellow curry was unique and didn't taste like a curry I've had before; the shrimp was plump. The Tom Yum also had deeper flavors with tons of aromatics. The crispy rice salad was a bit of a downer and was too vinegary. This spot doesn't serve your typical Thai flavors and delivers something extra. You must be warned though that my tummy did have some troubles a few days after.

Solid Thai food! I really wanted to try the holy wings but I came at 1 pm on a saturday and they were already out . I loved the noodles pad see ew it had plenty of vegtebles and flavor! The vibe is order at window and sit down but you can watch the chefs cooking your meal which is always fun. Parking is probably the toughest part about this place. We parked somewhere for $10 a day.

It's unassuming and casual, located inside a mini food hall (shared with Pizza Hut and broken mouth) BUT it's also one of new FAVORITE Thai places! I wished the parking wasn't so tough/rough around the area, otherwise I would come here all the time. You place your order at the window, and you can opt to "dine in" where the waitress will bring you your food. My favs -- 1. The crispy rice salad: Spicy, but I loved the crispy rice, peanut, and veggie ratio. 2. Pad see ew: An amazing char and smokiness from the wok.