The staff acted quite surprised when I specifically asked for Laotian food, and even more surprised when I ordered Papaya Salad (they said something to the effect "Americans do not like papaya salad"). It turned out to be probably the best I have had in Amarillo--a little sour with a good sauce. To me papaya salad makes a good side dish--I wouldn't want to make an entire meal out of it.

I also ordered Kra Pao Chicken. The waitress had a hard time explaining it. She said it had coconut, but it turned out to be a curry made with coconut milk--in fact one of the most delicious curries I've ever had, and the chicken was all white meat. It came in a large bowl and when I was getting near the end of about a meal-and-a-half serving size I was not enjoying it quite as much as at first. Neverthless this is a highly recommended dish, especially if you can share it.

I think all Laotian meals should come with Sticky Rice, but I did not like the sticky rice here as much as at the other places (it is also more expensive here).

Still, I think flavor-wise and quality-wise this is one of the best Laotian restaurants in Amarillo. It is more expensive than LM Restaurant, but it probably offers a few things LM does not, or at least a slightly different way of preparing things.