Night + Market Song, Los Angeles CA

Service was incredible even while it was busy. Wine pairing recommendations were on point. Highly recommend the garlic green beans and larb gai. Come here with a group. Family style dining is ideal since so many dishes are delicious!

Everything here is simply delicious! The service is quite fast too. The staff are very helpful in assisting you with your menu selections. The Pastrami Pad Thai was extremely spicy. Our server allowed me to exchange it for the Chicken Pad Thai which was equally delicious.

Comically spicy. I think they are pranking us with the spice. Trying to make us *feel something* with the spice. I don't even think thai people like this amount of spice. I could be wrong, but I truly feel like it was too spicy and salty to handle.

That said, beyond the raging blaze was delicious and complex flavor. My tip is to order mild versions of your food.

Not sure what the hype is here - it’s all pretty standard Thai food. The Pad Thai was ok if luke warm. And the larb was super dry. Took far too long for the food to arrive which kind of killed the mood.
The drinks menu was non existent - we asked if there was a menu to view drinks and we were told there wasn’t one. “We have wine and coke” was all we were offered. Odd for a place that calls itself a “natural wine” destination.
Pretty disappointing really.

Food disgusting- old tough papaya and steeped tomatoes.
Soup muddy and so spicy to be unbeatable

Delicious. Order everything - but also ask for the ice cream with a fresh roti and you’ll be in heaven.

Really great menu, good Thai food and lots of wine options. Can get very spicy which is good! Really cool vibes just very loud so it's hard to have conversation.

The food is excellent, & the service was great. The music was way too loud though, uncomfortably so. We definitely ended our meal earlier than usual as a result, & maybe that's the point. However, the food is not inexpensive & when I go out with friends for a meal, the purpose of it is to spend time with those people & share a good meal. Not being able to comfortably communicate defeats the purpose. I'd order take if I happened to be in the area, but I don't see myself going here to dine in again.

The best Thai food I have eaten. I highly recommend coming here! Tried a lot of things on the menu and nothing disappoints! The ambience is great, cool vibe to it. Staff is attentive. If you like Thai food or knows someone that does, this place is a must try!

From the moment our hostess greeted us and let us know we would be seated as soon as our 4th arrived it was clear that the packed house was something special. Serious food with plenty of attention to detail. The staff kicked butt!

Like the spot. Didn’t like the food. Food is definitely overrated. When you go into a Thai restaurant and there’s no Thai eating there.it’s a sign. I guess if you’re Farang, you’ll think it’s great, because you just don’t know. Even my Thai wife, who doesn’t ever say anything negative about anyone or any place, commented how it felt like a Farang must own it. Lmfao. I told her it wasn’t a white dude that owned it, it was a Thai guy. Oh, she says, must be a Thai that never been to Thailand. Ouch.

On to the food.
Som tum Thai was kind of boring and needed tamarind. I know they use lime, but tamarind gives it a better sour note.

Chicken sandwich doesn’t compare to any fried chicken I’ve ever had in Thailand. Wasn’t all that juicy and didn’t have any herbs I’m accustomed to. They say it’s northern Thai fried chicken, which I didn’t know fried chicken from the north was a thing. I know grilled chicken is a thing in the north and that fried chicken from the south in Hat Yai is a thing, but northern fried chicken? Sorry, but I spend a lot of time in the north and must of missed it. Idk. Was ok, but not something I would label “world famous”.

Crispy rice was ok. If you want killer crispy rice, look up crispy rice in North Hollywood and you’ll be in for a treat.

Lastly, we had the pad kra pao, which they spell it grapow. Kra pao is my all time favorite Thai dish. I’ve eaten it at literally hundreds of different restaurants and street vendors throughout Thailand. When we are home there, I eat it sometimes for breakfast, lunch and dinner for days on end. Sorry, but the dish here pretty much was my least favorite I’ve had. To put it simply, it sucked. This dish is literally named after a type of basil, which didn’t taste like they used, so not using the correct basil defeats the dish.

Anyway, if you want great Thai, go to the multiple other great Thai restaurants in LA. But I guess if you want to be a trendy Farang, come here. For me and my wife, when we aren’t home in Thailand, but visiting family and friends in SoCsl, we will not be eating here. Sorry.

Just a quick snack! The best Thai wings I’ve ever had. Chicken was cooked well done and crispy. The flavor was perfect. The chicken tasted clean and well-seasoned.

I’ll definitely be back.

Service was fast. It’s Silverlake so a little walk and meter parking is expected. Worth it to patronize all the neat shops.

The place packs a crowd. We only had a 5-minute wait.

Edited: They removed all the main vegan options. It used to be one of my favorites but the place has changed.

Had so much fun here! Cory our server was so helpful, especially with the wines. He also gave us great recommendations for food. My favs where the beef curry and the catfish tamale with sticky rice for mains. The coconut mango sticky rice desert was also unreal. One small complaint… I get the music is supposed to be loud for the vibe of the place, but it could have be turned down just a little so we didn’t have to shout to hear each other. Besides that, the place is fantastic!

Got some pretty authentic Thai food. The dishes are super spicy, make sure to start from mild if it’s your first time. Also, make sure to order rice!

Very cool bathroom ~

Don't go here for a first date!

Thought it would be a great place for a first date and it almost ruined dating the best girl I ever met.

The food is great and the service was fine, but you're seated so close to everyone that I could better understand my neighbors conversation than my dates. The music was so loud it was comparable to a night club and didn't help the awkwardness of saying "what" so many times that we just kinda sat in silence after awhile. This wasn't even when it was busy.

The food was really good and I would totally get take out. But in no way would I ever consider dining in again.

This Thai restaurant is one of my favorites in LA: ,) can always count on Night + Market for good food and great vibes.

My favorite dish here is definitely the coconut chicken soup

Great spot for tasty Thai food and fun atmosphere. There was a bit of a wait on a Tuesday evening.but it was well worth it.