It turns out her family had made the big leap into the dark uncertainty of restauranting, and she, a full-time nurse, also pitched in for double duty at the restaurant. So there I was, caught in the act and perspiring like a pig next to a roasting pit. I was damned if I did and damned if I didn't. No, this fork-slinger couldn't simply slip quietly into the sunset. Fortunately, her aunt is a good cook, her fare good enough to grace bigger eateries.
Portions lean toward lunch-size.
Those with large appetites may want to order extra-large servings. Several items are available in vegetarian renditions. Those who fly by for a fast Thai meal might ask the cook if she has any Laotian specialties on the bill, because with enough queries she just may fix some homemade goodies. In any case, enjoy this little cafe before San Jose State University students, now back from summer break, discover this place for the bargain it is.