Address: 8225 Coldwater Canyon Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91605, USA
Phone: +18187804200
Sunday: 8AM–7PM
Monday: 8AM–7PM
Tuesday: 8AM–7PM
Wednesday: 8AM–7PM
Thursday: 8AM–7PM
Friday: 8AM–7PM
Saturday: 8AM–7PM
Vivian Lee
Came here with my friend for the food vendors that they have every week. This place is cash only and you have to exchange the cash for tokens, if you don’t use the tokens they give you cash back. Parking was a bit of a hassle. People were friendly, I came for dessert and enjoyed. It was 2 flavors of ice cream with sticky rice and a thin waffle for $10.
Peter Xaymountry
Get the fried banana and meat ball on a stick because they are amazing here. I haven't stop by this Thai Temple in years but it all changed today. I wanted to get some food for my fiancée to try so I came here with my sister and parents. They have more parking than before because the old gas station is gone and they took that space for parking spots. We came around 9am and most of the food places were open. I got the Mango with sticky rice, fried banana, meatball on a stick, Thai Tea, their green dessert and the banana leaves wrapped with sticky rice and banana inside. The prices did increase but it's inflation so it wasn't a surprise. I got charge extra when I asked for no ice on the Thai Tea so I was surprise about that.
Axel Freund
very nice Thai style temple. looks very similar to the ones I saw in Chiang Mai (Thailand). they had several food tents but all of them have been closed, most probably because of covid. after covid I will come again as what I read the food is very good :)
SJ
OMG best authentic Thai/Chinese food can be found here. Only available during the weekend, most serving is about $5, Asian portion, not American portions mind you, so you get to try out different items. My cravings are papaya salad, especially on hot summer days, the fried potatoes balls, yams, and bananas are definitely a crowd pleaser, the batter they used is ahmazing! I believe they switch vendors every weekend, you can't go wrong with pad Thai, pad see ewe, and my favorite is the buffet style stall, it's not all you can eat, you can select 2 items with rice or alacarte for $5! Can't beat that, and oh so delicious, especially the pork in dark sauce. They really like it when you bring your own pyrex, Tupperware or containers. The only slight inconvenience is you have to swap cash for tokens to purchase food, it's like a mini fare every weekend, absolutely love it! We usually get the food to go and buy extra for lunch next day, we don't particularly enjoy the open/like karaoke with loud speakers, it's fun in the beginning but can get annoying after a while haha Parking can be also inconvenient if you arrive later in the day, it's usually within the temple but can spill out to the nearby residential neighborhood. Come early so you'll be in and out in a jiffy, or not!
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Even bigger and with better parking. You can park in the parking lot on the corner now. The temple bought the old gas station then turned it into parking lot for customers.
Yes it is. On every week, and will change vender every two week will effort every one to more enjoy for cheap thai food there.
8am-5pm on sat and sunday
Yup me, their foods made for Thai consumers so they are a little more authentic than your normal Thai restaurants. As far as taste and prices, I would give them a B minus.
I’m not sure. But the security guard said the food court only open on weekend.
What time they star having the food?
This is Thailand Wat(Temples). Thai folks(most Asian that I know) they love peace and Respectful. I am not sure if they allow you to bring dog there inside Wat where Monk's meditation or chanting. Maybe the dog can stay outside around the temple but not inside. It's not going to hurt you if you asking them. Tiffany, I wish you good luck!
Just basic common sense for going to a sacred place. Basically, no sexy dress, lound noise and shoes off once you are in the temple or other mini templates. I would suggest Saturday and Sunday, they have food court. You get to taste authentic Thai food for cheap.
Saturday and Sunday only between 11:00am to 2:00 pm most definitely. Be prepared for most authentic Thai food may have MSG or some other things if you are highly allergic don't go.
No food vendors.
No food vendors. Drove by today.
No food vendors.
yes
Open on Saturday and Sunday only.
It's depend on the weather tomorrow if there still fire and wind still strong then I do not recommend to go because of the smell and dust
They Thai language and like Buddhist morality
They are open every saturday and sunday from 9a...
The Food vendors open 8 am till 6.00pam Every Sat and Sun.
Yes
Probably more than twenty, it's alms giving, not alms giving.
Open for Thai food .not food vendors.
Yes, They are open everyday.
on weekends they have food fairs with entertainment... going to one of these events may be an easy start...
Cash only, $5/entree is typical, portions are smaller - not typical of American
Yes, i think so... Saturday and Sunday.
Don't think so. I would say no. They only offer summer class to learn about Thai language and culture .
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