Rod-Sap Thai Lao Kitchen - (Near Fairfield, CA)

5 /5 Jen Knight: I normally take a ton of pictures of my food, but was so hungry I just dug in. Great flavor, good portions. We had the spicy shrimp fried rice, tom kha gah, panag curry, and pumpkin curry. Atmosphere was relaxed. Plenty of time to eat and talk l. Definitely will be back!

5 /5 Ester Torrevillas: Stopped here on a whim on Sunday about an hour before closing. We were seated right away, ordered a few entrees. Got our appetizer, fried calamari pretty quickly. Our entrees came out pretty fast, too. Ordered the fried chicken breast with a citrus sauce and fried basil (yum), mini garlic ribs (double yum), pineapple fried rice (I would order this again to eat all to myself) and pad Thai (it has a sweet sauce). Hope to visit again and try other dishes! The staff were very nice and attentive.

5 /5 Nick Crosson: Ive been here twice now and ordered something different both times. Highly recommend the spicy eggplant as the flavor is spot on and the eggplant itself was cooked perfectly. The thai fried rice is excellent. The service is great and I look forward to coming back!

1 /5 Ant Vee: The food was fine, however, we ordered the calamari that clearly stated 12 pieces on all menus provided. Upon receipt we only got 8 pieces. We kindly pointed out that the menu said we should receive 12 pieces and the server said the menu was old and that 8 was the standard size. As the customer, how are we supposed to know that the restaurant failed to update their own menu and refused to honor what was ordered. As customers who have spent hundreds at this restaurant it is bizarre that the owner refused to honor their own menu price and has now lost a customer. Id recommend going somewhere that honors their own menu price or at least isnt lazy enough to update it.

4 /5 Carlo N.: As the old saying goes Always trust your gut instinct. Now, let’s begin this new fabulous Lao review. RodSap is a popular restaurant known for its authentic Thai and Laotian cuisine. It’s located in a midsize plaza at downtown Fairfield, CA. As we heard from local customers who frequently praise their flavorful dishes, generous portions, and friendly service. That said we were excited in trying our first ever Lao cuisine. We arrived on a very warm afternoon for lunch, and were greeted by a young Laotian female staff. I must say their interior decor and layout were culturally curated and spacious, respectively. Their menu has an extensive list of food from appetizers, to salad to pan fried noodles to stir fried dishes served with rice. The culmination of our decision was when it’s either go with rice or pan friend noodles. I chose the latter. Their food was flavorful and tasty; food portion was suffice it to say enough. Iced tea was refreshing. Atmosphere was relaxing. Service was spot on. Staff were cordial, articulate and competent. Ample of parking. Overall, the food here was absolutely delicious. I recommend you visit.