Galanga Thai Fusion

This is a sextet gem with such authentic tasting Thai food! You can tell the chef really pours his heart and soul into his dishes. I think the best item (hard to choose) was the panang curry.

Been coming here for years, never a bad meal. Everything is great. Favorite Panang Curry! Beef, chicken, salmon what ever you put it on its fantastic.
They even do a Panang burrito lunch special

Not the best thai food I’ve ever had. Tom yum soup was a little sweet. Very reasonable prices.

Our go-​to Thai delivery spot! Everything they make is delicious, the delivery is so fast (usually 15 – 20 minutes for us!), and it is very reasonably priced. Makes it hard not to order from them multiple times per week! Pro tip: They only have 1 phone line, so sometimes you’ll get a busy signal. Just wait a minute or two and call back!

This place is my absolute favorite Thai in all of LA! They know how to nail every dish. So, so good. I crave this place basically all the time. How they manage to perfect every dish is amazing. The only drawback is that they don’t have a good delivery option. I have to get off my lazy ass to go eat here. Aw, well, it’s worth it.

Food was bland, service was slow, they got my order wrong. Not a terrible experience, but also not a place I’d return to.

Some of the best thai food I’ve ever had, and probably the best thai food I’ve had in LA. The place is small and nothing too fancy, but the service was prompt with the food coming out hot and quick. Portion sizes were good, however with some dishes you need to pay extra for a side of rice. I didn’t mind that because the prices were already pretty low, so even with paying extra for rice, the price was still hard to beat. They also offer free delivery which I’ve used a few times since coming here a few weeks back.
My favorite was the spicy basil with pork, but the panang curry with chicken and pineapple fried rice with chicken were both great as well. I’ve also had the spicy basil with chicken, but preferred the pork version.

Great noodles and egg rolls are the best here they are freshly made. l also like to eat in the covered outdoor patio has lots of plants, only thing I don’t like are the smokers outside

This place just charged me for lunch on Eat 24 and when I called to confirm that the food was ready, Fean told me that they don’t accept Eat 24 orders before 2pm, but that he couldn’t refund me. Come here to pay for food that you can’t have– it’s a true delight!

I ate in before and the food was good. But just now, Jan 19 at 20.32 I tried to order take out for the first time and the guy that answered the phone spoke terrible english. And he was rude. I asked when my ordered will be ready, and due to his accent I couldn’t understand. I asked if he meant 50 or 15 min, and he answered no way 15 of course 50 min. And before he hang up I could hear him called me stupid in Thai (I speak Thai). I called back right away, someone else picked up the phone. I cancelled the order and said that the previous person was rude, and he didn’t care. He just said ok we will cancel. I will never come back or order from here anymore.

The Best Thai cuisine, good service and affordable prices, they have seats out door also, quite and very polite

Most reasonably priced Thai place in the WeHo area. Great for lunch and dinner. Lot’s of vegetarian options.

This spot is great if you’re looking for delicious and reasonably priced Thai food. It’s my first time here at this particular Thai restaurant and so far I’ve ordered the Tom Yum soup with shrimp and the Panang Curry with chicken.
A «cup» of Tom Yum soup is $ 4.95 and although it’s the smallest size on the menu, it’s actually a good amount of soup. I didn’t even finish all of it to save room for the curry. The flavor of the broth is bold and delicious! The only thing is, I wish there was a tad bit more shrimp.
The Panang Curry is $ 8.95 and a bowl of rice costs an extra $ 1.50. It didn’t matter though, I loved this dish. It was the perfect comfort food that I was looking for on a cold night. They also have curry burritos, which is basically a wrapped up curry dish, but it comes with salad AND iced tea for the same price as a regular bowl. I still have yet to try it though.
The service was great and a huge plus is that they have their own parking lot!

I am pretty sure I already wrote a review and for whatever reason it was taken down… WHATEVER.
Basically wanted to reiterate the following:
This place just has consistently good food. I know that if I come here, whatever I order will be delicious and well made. You know how some places the food comes out really «ehhh», not here. I mean it’s not «out of this world, drive 2 hours to come here» kind of place but if you’re in the neighborhood and want that Thai fix I would definitely drop by.
This is SO random but the orange chicken is deeeelish! I know I know, an extremely Americanized dish but the chicken is perfectly crispy with a light orange sauce that isn’t overwhelming like it is at most places.
Love it!
Lunch deals are a STEAL!!!

We came here after we found out our place Kamin closed down. It’s a small place that was very busy but we were seated after a short wait. The service was friendly. We tried a few of our favorite dishes including pad thai but nothing really stood out. It wasn’t bad but I don’t feel the need to go back. I’m still in search of my go-​to Thai place.

Great place
Staff is always nice and food is more than good
Pad Thai noodles and orange chicken are my favorite. The green ice tea is soooooo delicious and refreshing and healthy

I dunno, maybe I’ll give it a second chance and call this is a do-​over, but I’m not sure. I went from a friend’s recommendation for a non-​expensive Thai place, and because of the good Unilocal reviews. I was pleasantly surprised to see free parking, which isn’t easy to come by in West Hollywood. It’s a cute setup, but it faces west, and that means it’s pretty sunny during dinner hours. I had to move with my dad, who was with me, to a table in a less bright area, and it was by the front window. I was put off by the dead bugs and one gigantic, barely alive fly on the window sill, as well as dust. Then I saw the table next to us was being propped up on one leg with a wadded up napkin (??) which is just very trashy. I mean this ain’t fine dining, but ew.
As for the fried calamari appetizer, it came out in a cute little gravy boat on a plate with two dipping sauces. But I was very disappointed, because it was 75% breading and 25% calamari, and it was way too greasy and crispy. Then my meal was a noodle dish, and it was cloyingly sweet and had too much sauce. My dad also got a noodle dish swimming in sauce and it was very messy to eat the long noodles without dripping on his shirt.
Service was «ehhn.» We arrived early and were the only ones there at first, yet it took a long time to get waited on, which was weird.
IDK. Maybe it was a fluke, but dead bugs? Dust? Wadded up napkin? Not cool.

Two words: Coconut rice.
This is my favorite West Hollywood Thai place. Plenty of parking available at the restaurant right near the nearby Fatburger, this place is a small, typically busy dinner service with great fusion burrito lunch specials.
But their best offering is their simplest, a sweet, savory coconut rice that’s available with most of their dishes. Good enough on it’s own, it’s worth seeking out Galanga just for that. But if you’re hungrier, I typically go with the Roasted Duck Curry.

Came here for dinner on a Friday night. For appetizers I tried the chicken wings which were tiny, super tiny, but delicious. Then we tried summer rolls which were tofu wrapped in spring lettuce and rice paper. This also came with a mayo sauce. I’d say it was like a salad packed compact and ready to go. Nothing special.
For the main course we shared yellow curry and pad kee mow, both were delicious!
The price point was good here. However I am docking a star because it took forever to get our food out. I think we were here for about two hours! Luckily no one was starving and we enjoyed good conversation.

This place can be easily overlooked but once you stumble upon it you’ll be pleased that you did. You walk in and are immediately approached by a server that gladly leads you to their comfortable seating. Note: Ask if there is seating outside. Most people are unaware that there’s a back patio with more tables. It’s a great intimate environment that’s hard to pass up on a LA sunny afternoon.
The food is reasonable priced. Don’t expect a huge amount of food for little or nothing. You get what you pay for and will be satisfied with what comes to your table. It’s so cool that this is a fusion Thai restaurant. They mix american regulars with Thai food so everyone is satisfied with something on the menu.
I’d advise checking it out. They’re on the other side of Fatburger and share a parking lot.

Between 3 and 4 stars. The food was very good but maybe not perfect as the phat thai was a bit too regular. Service very friendly.