Olay’s Thai Lao Cuisine

“My daughter and I stopped by while vacationing in Hawaii and it did not disappoint. Food was delicious and the Thai tea reminded us our recent trip to Thailand! We had to get seconds before we left. We did a to go order so we didn't sit in but the staff was still amazing and pleasant as we were greeted but them walking by.”

“Food is very fresh and clean! Portions are generous and very well garnished. Flavours standout, very well balanced flavours. Each dish is different, loved the peanut curry! Great vegetarian options! Tofu in the red curry was particularly good. Drunken noodles and fried rice were awesome! We over ordered and the leftovers were fantastic the next day!”

“Took a chance stopping by without a reservation at 6:30pm on Saturday night. Hostess was kind enough to squeeze us in. I was delighted that she graciously sat us at the table right in front of the koi pond. Server greeted us and bought our delicious drinks, Thai tea and an ice coffee. Next came the crispy fried calamari and the garlic pork sticks. Calamari was crunchy and the pork was tender and well seasoned. My guest enjoyed the Sai Qua, the homemade Lao sausage with sticky rice and | liked the Thai hot pad siew. They didn't have mango and sticky rice nor the lod xong so we'll be back! Food was tasty, service was attentive and the ambience was spectacular.”

“This place is definitely a hidden gem when it comes to atmosphere, presentation, and overall vibe. Everyone was super friendly and good and drinks came out quick! Only thing was as good as the food looked i wish it delivered in taste. Thai tea was great though! Definitely would still recommend this place to people just was a little disappointed in the food.”

“It was a pleasant suprise to find an open yet private outdoor set up restaurant in middle of China town. Serene astmosphere with water, ponds, greens, and open seating. Feel like we were in Thailand again. Food was supringly flavorful. We had tom-yum, papaya salad, garlic pork stick, chicken wings, padthai, penang curry. Its recommended to get Thai coffee or tea if you'd need to cool down eating medium spicy food. The drinks were good. This is the 3rd best Thai restaurant we tried. I gave it 4 stars on food because even though I found them exceed expectation, the 3 dishes I always order at Thai place were short of their signature taste. Tom-yum missed its significant contrast between sour and salty and mam ruoc hint. Papaya salad also missed its mắm taste, and the green beans werent smashed for earthy taste and the fish sauce they used wasnt strong enough. Penang is lighter than I expect, the other place in Orange I tried has a very deep curry taste where its richness just enough to stay on your taste bud without overpowering everything else - feeling like the dish was simmered for hrs before uts served. This one doesnt have that. But I would come back because in the end, it is very fulfilling.”