Longtime Los Osos Thai restaurant to close

Longtime Los Osos Thai restaurant to close

A Thai restaurant in Los Osos opened its doors for the last time on Friday. Noi’s Little Thai Takeout has closed its doors. Owners of the restaurant say the closure is due to personal family matters. Locals in Los Osos say they are sad to see the restaurant close, but are wishing the best for…

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Longtime Los Osos Thai restaurant to close

A Thai restaurant in Los Osos opened its doors for the last time on Friday.

Noi’s Little Thai Takeout has closed its doors. Owners of the restaurant say the closure is due to personal family matters.

Locals in Los Osos say they are sad to see the restaurant close, but are wishing the best for the family and are hopeful for them to possibly reopen.

Los Osos resident Zackery DeLong says, “I hope that everyone in the family does good, and even if the restaurant doesn’t open I just hope they continue to good things throughout the community as they always have.”

There is a sister restaurant nearby in Los Osos called “Doi’s”. They say they will be serving most of the same food and will try to carry on the restaurant’s traditions.

Article Written by Ashton McIntyre of KSBY https://ksby.com/news/local-news/2019/06/28/longtime-los-osos-thai-restaurant-to-close

Photo Courtesy of KSBY

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