Sen Yai Sen Lek
Twin Cities, Minnesota

4.3 / 10 votes

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Modern Thai restaurant

Restaurant, Bar

Sen Yai Sen Lek is family-run Thai restaurant in Northeast. They have an emphasis on "the social and environmental impact of our business decisions." The also emphasize celebrating the diversity of the local community.

Sen Yai Sen Lek makes everything from scratch, aside from various soy sauces, including stock. They are well-aware of what vegan means, and have a separate menu which lists all of the vegan-izable items.

Sen Yai Sen Lek's has vegetarian versions of most of the dishes, including Pad Thai, Pad See Iew, Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles), Pad Pak Taohoo, Khao Pad and Khao Pad Kuri (Fried Rice and Curry Fried Rice). They also regularly have a vegan curry available.

Added by conde.kedar on Oct 23 08 (last updated Jun 20 09)

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Most Recent Reviews

Image for Unny Nambudiripad Unny Nambudiripad
Jan 20

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The food was ok, nothing special. However, I was very hungry and probably ate too fast. The server was nice, and the atmosphere was fun and lively. I want to try this place again to get a better feel for it.

Myicefroze
Jan 19

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I heart Sen Yai Sen Lek! My favorite? Khao Soi, sweet spicy yellow curry, with sour crunchy bites of pickled mustard greens, and wonderful shallot, cilantro and a squeeze of lime...Vegan Style, with fresh Tofu and rice noodles! Mmmhmm. It's just like I had in Chiang Mai. Tasty fresh. Great Prices and Great Service. Happy Hour and Paper Crane folding!

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Neighborhood

Northeast Minneapolis

Directions

Just south of the intersection of Central Avenue NE and Lowry Avenue NE.

Non-Smoking

Accepts Reservations

Wheelchair Accessible

Prices

$$ - average

Payment

  • MasterCard Visa

Cuisines

  • Thai

Features

  • Happy Hour
  • Large Group-Friendly
  • Private Rooms
  • Romantic
  • Wireless (free)

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Hours

11am - 9pm
11am - 10pm
closed

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