Ayara Thai

Thai spot close to LAX with a nice array of options. There’s outdoor seating available for takeout orders, which you can order on the iPad outside, or you can sit inside but may be subject to the waitlist. Reservations are also available online. It was surprisingly crowded on a random Wednesday evening when my friends and I went; we waited about 20 minutes for our group of 4. We ordered dishes to share family-style. The Ayara toast was cute and came in elephant shapes. The pad see ew was well mixed and tasty, and the chicken khao soi packed some eat. We ordered the cashew nut wok dish with chicken and it does come with rice. To finish, we had a mango sorbet and a mango sticky rice - both had generous portions and I liked both. I did also have a Thai tea, which is automatically made with coconut milk, so it’s good for those who are lactose intolerant. Credit cards accepted. It’s a family-friendly spot.

Since it was a 30 minute wait to get seated, we ordered take out. Order placed at 6:26 pm order received at 7:35 pm. Some customers got seated after us and left at the same time we got our order. This is not ok, if the wait time is going g to be this long please stop accepting orders or give customers a heads up. The taste of food was good.

I’ve been ordering food from Ayara Thai for a long time through online delivery, and I’ve always loved their food. This Saturday, I finally visited the restaurant in person, and it was an amazing experience! The food was just as delicious as always—fresh, flavorful, and full of authentic Thai taste. The restaurant was clean, welcoming, and the staff were friendly and attentive. It was great to enjoy my favorite dishes right at the location.

Making Thai food to be spicy with full of flavor can be quite tricky. This place, located merely 10 minutes from the airport, mastered the craft of flavorful spicy. As a result, one can’t help but to eat continuously despite sweating profusely. Even with LA traffic, totally possible to pay a visit during a 3-hour plus layover.

Great little Thai restaurant near LAX. It’s a small space with a few tables to recommend making reservations since it does get pretty busy in the evenings. My favorite dish was the Duck Nom Tok! It’s a Thai style salad and with some sticky rice is so good. The Ayara Toast is tasty and super cute too with little elephant cut outs of toast with ground pork and shrimp fried! Also appreciate how active this restaurant is within the community! I’ve seen them represented at a lot of local food festivals and other events. Solid pick if in the area!

We've always had delicious food here. This time we tried their calamari to start, which is seasoned and lightly fried to perfection. For the entrée, we had the Shrimp pad pong Kari, which is now one of our favorites! The drunken noodles are also great. Be sure to get them with a good level of spice to your liking.

Spectacular birthday dinner for our party of ten. Great food and service, overseen by the owner and our wonderful server.