“The food was pretty good, but certainly not the best Malay/Indo food we've had.”
H3
5.2/10ThaiMalay/Indonesian
AI-generated summary
People disagree here. Fans go for the , usually the , with lai fun if you want them thick and chewy. Others say the spice is toned down for western palates, the prices are high, and Queens does it better. The room is tiny and gets loud.
“The food was pretty good, but certainly not the best Malay/Indo food we've had.”
H3
“Laut - laksa with thicker laifun noodles”
H2
“Laut’s chili crab is everything and more”
H2
“The Curry Laksa at Laut fits this description”
H2
“For dinner. More expensive side. 1. Laut”
H2
“I remember it was pretty flavorful and great to share”
H2
“Curry Laksa? Laut.”
H2
“Laut near Flatiron has my favorite curry laksa”
H2
“Laut for chili crab but nowhere as good as the one from Singapore’s JUMBO seafood”
H2
“Laksa from Laut”
H2
“Slightly upscale option: Laut for Malaysian/other SE Asian food in the East Village. Their Assam laksa is \*chef's kiss\*.”
H2
“I love their laksa.”
H2