Sikhay Thai Lao Cuisine

Love Sikhay, lavish interior and exceptional service, food comes out quick and is always delicious no matter what you get, their pineapple fried rice is the best though

Good Thai food. Quick Service.

Had the Thai basil fried rice with chicken and I recommend.

If I want fried rice, I prefer going to Thai places because they are generally better about spicing the food up quite a bit.

Let me start by saying, I went here for the chicken fried rice and it had a very good flavor. Only downside was that they didn't include any soy sauce and apparently spice level 3 was nearly non-existent as I couldn't even feel a burn at all. It did taste good and even without the soy sauce, it wasn't dry at all and was def full of flavor.


I didn't really pay much attention to the interior and the exterior was easy to overlook, so don't have much to say about that, but I was glad they had plenty of seating for to-go orders which isn't that common. The staff seemed slightly confused as well since there were a couple of people trying to do what was essentially the same thing, so someone placed an order and somebody else went back and asked if they were ready to order, but that's not a huge deal.

I wouldn't mind making a trip here again, though, and maybe sometime will get something aside from fried rice

I recently tried the yellow curry at Sikhay and it's easily the best in Fort Worth. The blend of spices and flavors is just perfect. I highly recommend getting it with a spicy level 4 if you can handle the heat. It adds an extra kick to the dish and takes it to the next level. I can't wait to go back and enjoy this amazing curry again. Highly recommended for all curry lovers!

Easter Sunday Lunch - we did not have to hunt for it. Stopped at one our favorite Thai restaurants. No appetizers today. Straight for entree menu. My sponsor had the Orange Chicken and I had the sweet and sour soup (Tom Yum). Both were very tasty. The soup was full of vegetables and meat.

I've had this restaurant bookmarked for at least 2 years and finally was anle to dine here. I was immediately greeted upon entering the restaurant and asked my preference regarding a booth or table. I was seated and told that there was a QR code on the table to access the menu. My party and i ordered chicken larb, beef larb ( well done), egg rolls and tom yum soup. The beef larb was flavorful and i hate that it wasnt served with rice. The tom yum soup was perfect- temperature and flavor! Id visit again when craving Laotian or Thai food and would recommend that you give them a try.

Food is amazing! Phō or fried rice, you won't go wrong. The eggrolls are top tier! Pretty small space,mom and pop type shop. Service is welcoming,friendly and attentive

Don't let the outside deter you from trying Sikhay. Inside is pretty spacious and well decorated. The food comes out really quickly. You get pretty large portions for each dish. The papaya salad was delicious but beware of the spice levels... 3 was pretty spicy for me. Everything was delicious. We ended up ordering too much food and had leftovers. I would say that it is almost on par with Asiannights. The food and service were excellent. It is now one of my favorite authentic Thai/Lao places in Fort Worth.

I would definitely recommend it!

Tom Yum soup is our favorite and this one holds so much flavor! Small little restaurant with good service, selection and prices. Will visit again.

They could prepare the food as requested. I order the same thing every time and now they mess it up. I like my soup with no meat (no protein). How hard is that?