Sapp Coffee Shop Thai Restaurant

Sapp Coffee Shop was an excellent dining experience from start to finish. The portions were very generous, the prices were reasonable, and every dish we tried was packed with flavor. The highlight of the meal was the Everything Boat Noodles. The broth was dark, rich, and incredibly complex, with deep, layered flavors that made the soup absolutely irresistible. The variety of meats in the bowl added great texture and depth, and the crispy pork brought a satisfying crunch that contrasted beautifully with the silky noodles and savory broth. The chicken fried rice was another pleasant surprise. While it’s a simple dish, it was cooked perfectly and very well balanced. A squeeze of lime brightened the flavors and gave the rice a fresh lift that made it even more enjoyable. We also ordered the Drunken Noodles with crispy pork, which were delicious. The wide noodles were coated in a bold, savory sauce, and the crispy pork added both flavor and texture that made the dish especially satisfying. To finish the meal, we had Thai iced tea and Thai iced coffee (not pictured). Both were sweet, creamy, and the perfect complement to the rich and hearty dishes we shared. Overall, Sapp Coffee Shop delivers big on flavor, portion size, and value. It’s easy to see why this place has such a strong reputation. We left full, happy, and already talking about what we want to try next time.

This place is a Thai Town institution. My parents have been coming here since they immigrated to the US in the 80s. Nowadays most Thais of that generation have moved off to the SGV or San Fernando suburbs. Coming here is like going back to the Thai town of the 90s, complete with photos of King Rama IX. It looks like it’s under new-ish management. They’re known for their boat noodles. I recently went and was impressed that it’s still delicious. The broth is savory, deep and perfectly seasoned, without using sugar or MSG to cut corners. Also they give fried pork cracklings to add a nice crunch and richness. The braised beef is fall-apart and really flavorful as well. Probably the best bowl of Thai boat noodles that you can get in this part of the world. Parking may be difficult as it’s a small lot and street parking is a pain.

Such a tasty spot! The pad thai and the soft shelled crab was delicious. The drunken noodles wasn’t my favorite though. Their delivery is also great. Food tastes great there and at home

Food was decent. Drunken noodle was pretty good. Good level of spice. Disappointed in boat noodle since it was my favorite and the dish that I ordered. The broth was flavorful but it wasn't like traditional broth. It tasted more like they used pho broth as a base or pressure cooked the broth with the meat. It was quite oily. Thai iced coffee was really good. Strong bold flavor just like how it made in Thailand. Lemongrass drink was way too sweet for me. Didn't appreciate our waitress who stopped our mid conversation asked us to pay for the bill immediately and asked us to pay tips in cash without asking how was our meal once or whether we finished with our meal which we werent. Asked for receipt never gotten one had to ask another waitress. Heard her mentioning to her worker that she didn't want to give us a receipt, like why?

We'd been here years ago. Came in today. We started with Pad Thai and it was probably the best in LA! So good. Next we had the Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles). These were good and the slight spice (we ordered mild) was enough to light up our mouth. That and the basil were so flavorful. My wife ordered her favorite, the Pad Soon Sen. That and the Morning Glory were very tasty. Overall, great food, friendly staff and a comfortable setting made this an enjoyable meal.