Jessica H.
11/15/2025
My husband and I went to Khaluna for a Friday date night, and the evening started strong with complimentary tea shots. I ordered the Chai Qu cocktail, and my husband asked for a regular Old...
Khaluna
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4000 Lyndale Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55409
Khaluna in Minneapolis, MN, derives its name from the Lao language, where it translates to "please," rooted in Buddhist teachings of compassion. The intricate patterns in its logo were crafted by Laotian artist Chantala Kommanivanh, drawing inspiration from the traditional Lao Sinh skirt symbolizing Laotian culture.
Embodying a resort-like ambiance, Khaluna offers a vibrant culinary experience that transports diners across oceans, catering to a diverse range of taste preferences. Chef Ann's vision for Khaluna and The Shop at Khaluna is to serve as a cultural bridge between Minneapolis and Southeast Asia, offering a fusion of flavors and traditions.
Beyond its culinary offerings, Khaluna's commitment to fair trade is evident in The Shop's selection of handcrafted goods from Laos, supporting artisans with fair wages. The Shop also doubles as a Private Dining Space and cooking studio, where Chef Ann conducts classes and demos, inviting guests to embark on a culinary journey through Southeast Asia.
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David P.
11/15/2025
First thing f orthe service and hospitality are amazing. We arrived early for our reservation and sat at the bar. We were kindly greeted and giving a sample drink well we picked out our cocktail....
Mathew H.
11/10/2025
Khâluna continues to impress with its flavors and creativity and visited them on Oct 13. The valet parking is convenient and smooth -- definitely a plus when the restaurant gets busy. The food...
Penny M.
10/29/2025
Wow! Just wow..... what an evening..... our first time here as "out of towners" visiting family... oh man, I wish we lived closer....I want to come back yesterday!!! Ambience is sublime. Service...
Alan S.
10/9/2025
I had one night in the Twin Cities, and from everything I had heard the region excels most in Somalian and most Southeast Asian cuisines. In 3 decades in New York I had never tried Laotian food,...
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