Won-Dee Lao Thai Restaurant

GREAT PLACE for authentic LAO flavours. Laos and Thailand are neighbouring countries, there are commonalities with vibrant, fragrant fresh herbs and spicy and sweet flavour combinations. I notice the decorations that are protected by a plastic covering on the tables. Our group shares a series of dishes including the Lao Sausage which has a strong ginger taste. This dish is similar to the Vietnamese Nem Nuong (grilled pork sausages).

Past by the area and looking for Lao food,we found this little gem called Won Dee

They have lunch specials which are roughly $10 depending what you get.
Looking at the menu,a noodle soup which said lao speciality is kao biek sen

Asked what this is,I believe I heard that noodles are made with flour? Don't quote me on it

The texture of the noodles is like it's only semi cooked,not hard yet not soft

The soup base had the thickness of like if you ordered chicken and corn soup from a Asian place

This dish is not for everyone especially if you don't like the course taste of liver

Me and the missus found it strangely appealing.

It's something different and we liked it

This is the only dish we tried but that dish for us is a yes!

Always busy, nice variety of food and its nice to eat t a Thai Restaurant where you can taste the different flavours. Reasonably priced