I love Thai food and just discovered Sanouk's. They have been open 3 years. I ordered the chicken…read moreDrunken Noodles and it was outstanding. Perfectly cooked noodles and chicken, flavorful, simply delicious, Decor and ambience are beautiful. Friendly attentive service. Lots of off street parking. I had a delightful discussion with the chef, Nouk. Since I prepare Thai food myself, we had a lively discussion about making laab and papaya salad. If you love Thai food, run don't walk to Sanouks.. highly recommended. Having discovered it, I will dine at Nouks whenever I get the opportunity presents itself. Yum!

So let's start with the good.. Was greeted by the owner who sat us all down on Thursday evening for…read moredinner. I was looking forward to the experience but there were some hiccups. We all gos our drinks and placed our orders in and my daughter and mother in law got their food. Papaya salad and chicken skin. The chicken skin was amazing especially with the sauce. Really enjoyed the sticky rice which looks hard but isn't. I ordered the Pad Kra Pao with pork but Pho came in and I told them we didn't ordered that. Then an order of crab Rangoons came which we didn't order and we list let it sit on our table and about 10 min went by and we decided to eat it since I was getting hungry. I sat there for about an hour waiting for my food then the owner came out to show me what she wrote down and we crossed everything off that came then she said it would be coming out. Another 20 min pass and they deliver my food which was wrong again lol... I laughed it off because I know they're trying but I didn't send it back since I was getting hangry. All the food was great, they just need to get a better system from taking orders and getting those orders to the chef and brining the items to the correct table. To top it off, she gave us our recipe and that was all wrong as well. Like I said the food is amazing just getting what you ordered was the hard part. I hope to give this place a try but not sure yet.

Wow, great food and great service. I ordered online and received what I ordered…read more Somehow, peanuts were used as a garnish and I am allergic. I was comped the meal. I didn't ask the restaraunt just processed a refund.

Thai fried rice is very good, but tofu as "meat choice" on a takeout order not a good idea, as the…read moretexture gets weirdly tough.

Coming from California I'm pretty picky about Thai food... But this was awesome! I was really…read morecraving some Asian food and my daughter was sick so I got the wonton soup which at most places around the area is almost $20. Ordered over the phone bc DoorDash was a bit expensive. I appreciate the price point and I loved the drunken noodles. The only mistake made was that it was not ground chicken with a chicken basil dish, but I still loved it and the Thai iced tea just really hit the spot. We brought it back to our hotel and it was the best meal to get over some jet lag. I'll definitely try to return when I can!

Highly Recommend This Restaurant!…read more We absolutely love Thai food, so we decided to stop by and give this place a try--and we were genuinely impressed. The owner was incredibly friendly and welcoming. As soon as we arrived, she treated us to four complimentary vegetable spring rolls, which were absolutely delicious. We ordered the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, and Papaya Salad. All three dishes were outstanding--full of flavor, perfectly seasoned, and very close to the authentic local taste we experienced while eating in Bangkok. The restaurant itself has a warm, cozy atmosphere that makes you feel comfortable right away. We will definitely be coming back to try more dishes from the menu. If you're looking for authentic and delicious Thai food, this place is absolutely worth a visit. Highly recommended!

The good: - Most of…read morethe food: Thai lettuce wraps and Ramen were perfect. - The service: Our waitress was super attentive, helpful and nice. - Atmosphere: I enjoyed the decor and music soundtrack. The bad: - Ran out of food: They ran out of 4 of their key items (all of which we wanted to order) which was kind of a bummer since I came here for my gf's birthday. - Drinks: No bueno here. Probably some of the worst we had while staying in Newburyport. Both drinks tasted like medicine and we stuck to having just one as a result. All-in-all, it was a decent visit but I'd probably head somewhere else the next time I'm in town.

Udon noodle is uncomfortably spicy however the flavor is fantastic…read more I will defeintiely be back! Service is great, the place is super cute, and the food is phenomenal. Even the mocktails! It's clear they put thought and car into them, and they are worth the sips. It is on the pricier side, however the quality meets this price, for sure. Highlights include the green curry and mushroom rolls. We were both left stuffed!

Food is excellent and service is very good, friendly hardworking staff. Place is large and…read morecomfortable. I don't know why this place doesn't have a line at the door. it's that good. I'm a vegetarian, and there's plenty of options, especially love the fresh summer roll with peanut sauce!!

It arrived like a confident, no‑fuss plate: a glossy tangle of noodles threaded with plump shrimp…read moreand thin ribbons of chicken, bright slivers of carrot and cabbage, and a scatter of bean sprouts and crushed peanuts that promised texture before the first forkful. The sauce is a warm, soy‑brown sheen rather than a syrupy glaze, which tells you the cook favored balance over theatrics; the vegetables still hold color, the shrimp look springy not puckered, and the proteins sit in the mix instead of hiding under a puddle of sugar. That visual honesty is already half the meal. On the palate it's a study in contrasts handled with restraint. The noodles have a slight chew that says they were finished in the wok, not boiled to oblivion; the shrimp and chicken show quick sear marks and keep a clean, saline sweetness; and the bean sprouts and peanuts deliver the bright, brittle punctuation every good stir‑fry needs. The sauce leans savory with a modest sweetness and a faint tang -- I'd bet on rice vinegar or tamarind playing quietly behind soy and a touch of palm sugar -- and it's used sparingly so each component still reads on its own instead of being smothered. Technique is obvious without being showy: a hot pan for that wok‑kiss, timed addition of the sprouts to preserve snap, and a final toss that glosses rather than drowns the noodles; there's no greasy residue, which means oil was measured and the pan was properly hot. This avoids the usual sins: limp noodles, cloying sweetness, and rubbery shrimp. My one small gripe is a missing bright note at the finish; a thin shave of citrus or an extra hit of acid would have sharpened the edges and made the whole thing sing louder, but that's a tweak, not a correction. What I appreciated most was the humility of the execution: no unnecessary garnishes, no gimmicks trying to outshine the basics, just clear attention to temperature, timing, and texture. It's the kind of plate that makes you relax into the meal and then quietly judge the rest of the menu by whether the kitchen can keep this level of craft -- honest, balanced, and quietly excellent in a way that actually honors the technique behind it. If I'm looking for Thai in New Hampshire I would definitely come back here. They had a large menu of items that all looked really good!

Food was delicious! Fresh ingredients, tasty. Plenty of dishes can be prepared vegan. I'm not an…read moreexpert in Thai food by any means so I can't comment on the "authenticity" of the dishes but all four of us really enjoyed our meals. My cocktail was delicious. Service was quick. I'm not local but the couple we went with are and they said they'd definitely return.

Haven't been disappointed yet. Every time I come and order I have been a very happy camper. Return…read morebusiness and repeat customers is the best kind of testament to a place.

Dumplings are phenomenal! My husband also loves the spring rolls. And the Thai tea is yum-a-licious!read more

Ate here for lunch during Market Square Day in June and 5 Thai Bistro was a very welcome respite…read morefrom the extreme heat outside. Our party of 3 was seated immediately in this clean and attractive restaurant and we decided to share two entrees: Pineapple Fried Rice and Deluxe Pad Thai. Both were delicious and the portion size of the two plates was enough for all three of us to feel satisfied. For dessert we got the mango sticky rice which was also outstanding. Definitely recommend!

Yang Ming has onsite parking which is GREAT in my book. Very clean inside and spacious with plenty…read moreof seating. Good for a large party. We had drinks that were strong and yummy ! Piña colada was great. Our sushi was delicious, fresh and filling. I recommend the gyoza, not too heavy and had the right amount of crunch to it. We will be back !

I just ordered Egg Foo Young and I was so disappointed. I didn't know they put Peas and Carrots in…read morewhich but I did try but it didn't taste good at all and the worst part was when I added the gravy on it (OMG) I choked the gravy so over salted I was choking on it. I won't be ordering this again.

We usually get take out for lunch and it is always ready on time, fresh and delicious. My go to is…read morepad see ew and crab ragoons and they are both delicious. Inside, there is seating but most people pick up that I've seen for lunch!

A great new Thai take out in Barrington. We waited a few days after they opened. It seems as though…read morethey are still ironing things out as they missed one item. Even though they missed our Scallion Pancakes, I called and they were ready a minute after I returned with a very sincere apology. They do have seating for 15-16 at seven tables. They have one unisex restroom. We enjoyed each item we ordered are excited to try more dishes like Pad Thai and Curry dishes on our second visit. We ordered online everything "mild" as we do not enjoy very hot/heat foods. Ordering online was extremely easy. We enjoyed Chicken Pho Appetizers for Two Pinnapple fried rice with shrimp Scallion pancakes Thai Orange Chicken

Excellent Thai street food and dim sum at Bangkok Street Thai Kitchen in Portsmouth!…read more The inside is kept nice and cool during a hot summer's day with rather dim lighting, so doing my Yelp thing and shooting photos required two phones. One for light, and the other took the pictures...! I ordered the pork and shrimp shumai, which arrived with a nice soy based sauce, crispy garlic, and fresh cilantro. The wrappers were delicate and the filling well-seasoned. When I asked about egg fried rice with Lap Cheong (sweet Chinese sausage), the kitchen prepared it even though it is not listed on the menu. It turned out to be one of the best versions I have had, and my server Arisa mentioned it is also a favorite of hers and her husband's. The Pad Kee Mao with beef (Nua) was flavorful, with wide rice noodles, fresh basil, and vegetables cooked to the right texture. The added bamboo shoots aren't normally on that dish, but a welcome addition here. Arisa was an outstanding server. She was knowledgeable, engaging, and happy to talk about Thai food traditions and family memories. The conversation made the meal more enjoyable. The restaurant's story about its Thai-Chinese roots on Charoen Krung Road comes through in both the menu and the service. Everything I tried was delicious. Highly recommend a visit if you are looking for quality Thai food and dim sum in the Portsmouth area.

Food is tasty & fresh. Portions seem on small side though. Service & ambiance all good.read more