very good and fresh thai cuisine. i usually get their chicken cashew or beef broccoli with iced coffee. owner is very courteous and accommodating. parking might be difficult but worth the wait. love this hidden gem

Walked in at around 3pm yesterday 08/07/2024. Restaurant was empty, small, clean with mainly online orders. Establishment seats about 20 people inside. Parking available but it's so small due to being like a small shopping center type of thing. The service was great!! The food was amazing!! Three adults, 2 kids and 5 plates ordered. Total with smoothi drinks included $96. We ordered the food, shared and took a big full plate to go. I appreciate the quiet, empty, restaurants with great food and service. I will pay for that. The only plate that had a noticeable small portion was the orange chicken but it's supposed to be a plate for 1 person and not for sharing like we did, so just wanted to point that out. The lady that served us gave my toodler a toy, set the table according to safety for my boy, she let him borrow her cellphone holder so that he could watch cocomelon. She was nice, friendly, sweet and attentive. Will definitely return for that pork Ramen or Beef Wonton hot pot. If you visit with an appetite because everything was flavorful and delicious.

Taste and smells like home tbh (from a Lao family). It's literally off the street from where my bf and me live. If you haven't tried Thai Chili Basil and Pineapple Fried Rice, you need to. It's a must. Their food is fresh, light and organic. Sometimes you don't even want to eat a burger/pizza/fried food/etc so come to this place instead.

I love ChaCha especially the host. She's amazing and always on top of orders. Love the food especially their noodles!! I have weird requests and she always satisfies my hunger needs! Amazing

Wanted to try a new thai place local to me. Cha Chaa popped up. Solid reviews. Here's mine. I got it to-go. 20min before they closed. Friendly people. Nice chatting. Place is smaller than I thought. But still able to have a dinner there. Large Thai Tea - Not too sweet. Good tasting. I wish there was less milk / half n half and more of the tea mix. Really good though. Wonton Soup - Lots of wontons. Although not to take away from Cha Chaa I dont think theyre made in house. Broth is light and flavorful. Wontons are packed in the soup. Broccoli and cabbage are on the bottom. Good. Combination Fried Rice - Some really really good fried rice. Not the best but really good. Packed with the combo meats including shrimp, chicken, beef n pork. The box is filled up so there's a good amount. Pad see ew Beef - This was good. Not the best but not bad. It wasnt overly sweet. Which I liked. Good amount. Now the price. For 2 Large Thai Teas, Wonton Soup, Combo Fried Rice, and Pad see ew was $65 and change. I tipped $6 for a to go order. So im taking back by $72.11 Was it worth it? I'm having a difficult time processing it. I know prices are going up. Like a lot. But this was a bit on the expensive side.

The staff was so sweet and nice, the soup was so full of flavor and tasted citrusy. The Phad Thai was good but not as good as the drunken noodles. Overall this is a good spot near the library.

They have the best food. I especially love their Won-ton soup. It's a family business. The daughter Jenny is great. She always greets me by name. They are just Great!

Food & service always spot on. Fried rice is my go to. My son loves their chow mein. Egg rolls are always hot & crispy.

This is a great place for Chinese/Thai fusion. It's a little hard to find as it's tucked away in a small plaza, on the corner of Glenoaks Bl. and Osborne St. But it's worth searching for. It's a small cozy place with just a few tables, but the customers for take out/phone in orders was non stop from the time I walked in until the time I walked out. I was fortunate to snag and eat at a table, I ended up ordering the spicy noodles and a side of pork jerky and everything was delicious. The noodles were still steaming from the wok, and the spice level was just the right amount to tickle my tongue. The pork jerky was crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. The dipping sauce made the dish pop with a good amount of heat as well. It looks like a small family owned restaurant, with only one person working the front counter and she was hustling! She did everything from, answer phone orders, rang up customers, served food to other customers inside her shop. And when there was a lull, she was prepping in the back, helping the cooks plate the next orders, refill the soy sauce and condiments, etc. This place has hard working people who are good at making delicious food. Please stop by and show your love and support for this local business.