Texas-based Sabaidee Lao and Thai Street Food expanding to Rancho Cucamonga

The fast-casual Laotian and Thai eatery aims to open its doors in mid-March
Texas-based Sabaidee Lao and Thai Street Food expanding to Rancho Cucamonga
Image: Official | Haven City Market in Rancho Cucamonga, where Sabaidee Laos and Thai Street Food will soon open up

Rancho Cucamonga will soon get a taste of some fast-casual Laotian grub. Sabaidee Lao and Thai Street Food, which has four Texas locations, is expanding outside of the state for the first time in 2021. According to owner Salong Namsa, its upcoming Rancho Cucamonga location is “shooting” for a mid-March grand opening date, but will open “no later than April 1.”

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Sabaidee will set up shop inside Haven City Market at 8443 Haven Ave. Its menu provides a variety of Laotian and Thai dishes, from favorites such as Pad Thai and Drunken Noodles to red and yellow curry.

Most menu items have several meat options including chicken, beef, pork, tofu, veggies, shrimp or a combination of meat. There are also several “street food” options, imitating traditional Laotian and Thai street food like Lao spicy pork sausage and Sabaidee short pork riblets.

Sabaidee operates in a fast-casual format and offers catering and delivery services.

In addition to his expanding chain of restaurants, Namsa owns and operates a popular streetwear brand, Laos Supply. His fashion designs often intersect with Laotian food, leaving a clear intersection between his two business ventures. Laos Supply has 43k followers on Instagram and has earned Namsa a feature in Vice.

Namsa will garner a fourth restaurant to his name when Sabaidee Lao and Thai Street Food comes to Rancho Cucamonga this spring.

Image: Official | The spaghetti basil noodles at Sabaidee Laos and Thai Street Food in Addison, Texas
Austin Turner

Austin Turner

Austin Turner earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from San Jose State University, where he served as the Executive Editor of The Spear, the student-run sports publication. He also spent time as a writer for the school newspaper, the Spartan Daily, where he focused on politics and long-form journalism. He currently resides in Southern California where he has had stories featured in the OC Register and Press-Enterprise before joining the staff at What Now Media Group.
Austin Turner

Austin Turner

Austin Turner earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from San Jose State University, where he served as the Executive Editor of The Spear, the student-run sports publication. He also spent time as a writer for the school newspaper, the Spartan Daily, where he focused on politics and long-form journalism. He currently resides in Southern California where he has had stories featured in the OC Register and Press-Enterprise before joining the staff at What Now Media Group.
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