Rama Restaurant

This little hideaway is great if you are feeling adventurous for lunch or dinner. This little dive goes unnoticed by locals who aren't in the know, but for those who catch the rumor, Rama is a spicy treat. I suggest the mee-krob (a traditional Thai dish) and the lemmon grass soup. If you don't think spice is nice then just tell your server and they won't add the pepper. When you find yourself craving mee-krob like me- shhhh! - Rama is packed as it is. more

My kind of restaurant Pros: food, service, ambience Cons: slow if crowded more

During our visit to Baton Rouge, my friends and I are lucky to have visited Rama Restaurant. I'm Thai so I can say that I've found a true Thai cuisine. Waitresses are friendly and informative. Foods are reasonably prices when compared to big portion that you've got in front of you a college budget price range I must say! We ordered quite a few recommended dishes: Pla Chien (deep-fried fish fillet grace with home-made sauce), Cashew Chicken/Shrimp (you can see plenty of cashew nuts in there!), Indian Chicken Curry, Mee Krob (traditional Thai dish made with crispy noodles mixed with a special sauce and stir-fried to perfection). For noodle lovers like myself, I love Rama's Pad Khee Maow and Pad See-iew. After that, we finished our meal with Rama's fried bananas served with your choice of home-made coconut or durian ice-cream a heavenly sweet treat! Pros: Reasonable prices, good service, delicious Thai foods Cons: crowded at weekends more

Don't judge books by their covers.This is true for Rama Restaurant. Here, you can taste delicious and most authentic Thai foods which are hard to find in the US. Although, most restaurants are vying for their looks, Rama meticulously served delicious Thai foods that please those who appreciate the tastes of uniquely Thai. Recommended dishes are Rama Spicy, Spring Rolls, Pad Thai, Lemon Grass Soup, Rama Duck, Curry and the list goes on. Pros: inexpensive more