Sue's Kitchen

“Every time I eat here, the food is delicious and service friendly.”

Kimi Ushida★★★★★

Surprisingly good find in an unexpected area. Went for a late lunch, got very tasty dishes. Tried their "moo young," "nam kao," and "panang curry." Service was reasonably quick, dishes had a lot of flavor, Thai iced coffee was rich. Will return. Parking lot is on a steep hill and getting out of there will require a bit of special maneuver to get back onto the street. Watch your bumper when leaving.

Matthew C★★★★★

Came here last night for the first time with my family. I haven’t been here but my family has. Sue’s kitchen is the most underrated restaurants you’ll ever come across to. There food is authentic and you can taste the flavors as how much they represent the Laotian and Thai cuisine combined. For appetizers, We ordered the chicken satay, wings, and calamari. I forgot to snap a pic of the wings because it was too good as I glazed it with the sauce it came it. For mains, we got crab fried rice and chicken pad Thai. The food is great. Lastly, we had their coconut ice cream with fried banana. It was

DC★★★★

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 deci

Donni Uzarski★★★★★

This is a local GEM in an out of the way nook in El Sobrante. Don't let the steep driveway scare you, the food and service are top notch!