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    At Nine Thai

    4.3 (398 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    AT NINE THAI ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Lisa N.

    One of my favorite Thai spots! They have an excellent Khao Soy- egg noodles in a delicious curry soup. My other favs are the pad Thai, pad see eww, and curry. We got the roti appetizer this time- buttery perfection. It came with three sauces- curry, peanut and cucumber. Curry was my fav but all delicious. They stay pretty busy- lots of to go orders the whole time we were there.

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    Magda C.

    Good food but nothing special. Pad Thai was good, flavor was nothing different. The fried tofu was well cooked. Service was good.

    Chicken satay
    Alexanria J.

    Modern local Asian restaurant atmosphere. Good Thai food mixed with Chinese food on menu. We got Thai ice coffee, crab cheese wonton, chicken satay, Thai fish cake, tom yum soup, papaya salad, papaya salad Lao, larb gai, beef green curry, shrimp pad Thai, Khao soil, and pineapple fried rice. Pretty good portion food and good service.

    Dee C.

    Service was good. Prices were a bit high for the quality and amount of food we got. The butterfly pea lemonade was very pretty to look at but it was overly sweet and no tartness from the lemonade. The beef tasted very beefy in my dish but otherwise the noodles were perfectly cooked. Normally my kids love their tofu pad see eww but both didn't finish their meal today.

    Drunken noodles with chicken
    Alex L.

    Super friendly service along with an inviting atmosphere. Felt like I was entering someone's home and nearly took off my shoes at the front door! The food was tasty and temperature hot. We ordered tom kha soup and drunken noodles. For dessert we ordered the last mango sticky rice and that was wonderful as well. This place gets high marks for everything mentioned at the beginning. Service with a smile, super flavorful food and small bits and pieces to remind me I need to make it to Thailand to see friends!

    Beef Drunken Noodle
    LINA M.

    This place is pretty legit being Laotian myself so I can vouch for this place. Located inside a plaza closing at 9pm just like their name. The staff was very friendly and we were pretty much last call since they were about to close but we didn't feel rushed 1 bit. I noticed they got a lot of takeout customers. Their spice level is straight to the point between 1-5 so don't take it lightly. We are Lao so we got between 3-5 and they were pretty spicy which we love. They also have an additional spice rack with chili oil, dried peppers, garlic pepper, and soy/fish sauce peppers. We ordered the fried shrimp appetizer, crab fried rice, tom yum noodle soup, beef drunken noodles, sticky rice, and chicken laap. We originally all wanted to try their boat noodles but they said they didn't have it at that time; bummer. My husband loved the fried shrimp appetizer which was lightly battered but really crispy paired with sweet and sour sauce. The crab fried rice was average to me I wish we ordered pineapple instead. I liked the flavor of the tom yum soup a lot but it didn't go well with the pho noodles. Their sticky rice was very mushy. The laap was kind of off it was very warm and lacked the typical laap flavor. Their drunken noodles were really good we all like that. Overall we enjoyed the service, the food, and the atmosphere. Everything can't be perfect but we enjoyed trying our cultural foods in different states.

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    Great little gem. Friendly service. Delicious pad thai and Thai basil chicken. A nice go-to in the neighborhood.

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    Food was great but I had a terrible stomach ache throughout the entire night afterwards

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    Great variety of Thai food, love the level of spice as an option, fast and efficient service and strong overall experience!

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