Love coming to OTUS Thai. The best in town. First off we live across the street which is how we stumbled upon this little Thai restaurant. From what I can see it gets a lot of business which is always good for smaller businesses. The food is quality and the staff is friendly. I don't usually write reviews but this place never misses. I always get the Crab fried rice which they use real crab and not imitation. And secondly I always get the yellow curry with chicken mild. Both together hit! My wife gets the Ba Mee Tom Yum, which if you ask me kind of reminds me of a Thai ramen vs traditional Japanese ramen. Also fire!! Pictures below!! Make sure to hit up the back patio on any given day. It's beautiful back there and it's always nice to get outside.

Food is incredible, Otus Mimosa refreshing especially on a hot summers day. Service okay, atmosphere calming, clean and aesthetically pleasing

It was our first time here and in the beginning we had concerns about the parking. Parked in the Ralph's parking lot but was afraid the car would get towed but the employees working at the restaurant were super helpful and said they had a small parking lot in the back with only two spots. Luckily we found a spot and was able to enjoy our meal. We ordered the happy belly to start and the pork was really crispy and tender. Also ordered the Tom yum soup which was spicier than I imagined. Ordered mild spicy and it felt like a medium spicy. Last but not least ordered the crab fried rice. It is real crab meat and the rice was flavorful but a bit oily. Flavors were tasty and delicious but a bit salty. It's nice that it has its own parking structure which is hard to find in ktown and West Hollywood area!

Came here with wifey for a quick bite and we got way more than we expected. We got an amazing selection of Thai eats , an amazing customer experience and an amazing latte to put the cherry on top. Highly recommend!! Food was delicious and the service was excellent.

Cute Thai spot with a nice, dog friendly back patio. The food was pretty good. We shared the yellow curry and the pad kee mow. The noddles were very well done. The tom yum was too salty for my taste.

Found this place after searching for brunch in the neighborhood and I was attracted by the brioche french toast. The toast was very delicious. Texture was dense and soft, and they gave lots of fruits. We also ordered rambutan ceviche (turned out to be table favorite), green curry with beef and eggplants, khao moo grob (which was pork belly with rice), and pad kee mao. Staff and service was good. We parked next door at Ralphs.

Huge fan of this spot - used to work a few blocks over and my small group of colleagues and I would come here for dinner. Parking is a bit tricky here - they have a small lot which you might have to circle the block to enter. I'd admit, once or twice, I just parked at the corner of Ralph's parking lot and pick up groceries before heading home. It's been a couple of years, but everything remains the same. The dishes are still delicious, they've introduced a few new items, the vibes are still there! Popular orders from me: Old Fashion Fried Rice, Pad See Ew, Pad Thai for entrees. Brussels Sprouts, Egg Rolls, for appetizers. Thai Tea (not too sweet!) for drinks. Service was good! The staff checked in here and there to see if we needed anything.

My friend noticed this place on the way to my house and thought it looked cute. I agree! I finally got to check it out and found out it was dog friendly. To my surprise they even have a little outside back patio!! It's so cute. I ordered a Thai tea and Kai Jiew which is their Thai Omlette and wow it was super delicious! It was crispy and not super oily like other places and it paired really well with the rice which was cooked perfectly!! Their rice is firm and not soggy. The meal was extremely filling and it was only $22 for my entire meal. The people are so friendly here too. There's so much on the menu I can't wait to come back and try more!!