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    Penn's Thai House

    4.2 (619 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Thai food with the hubs.
    Wendy L.

    Casual, clean, no frills location with close and free parking. Good portions, in fact hubs was delighted with the chicken he received, and we had the spice rack to season our dishes to our liking. Vegan and vegetarian options. No liquor available, just coffee, tea, water and I assume soda. Pleasant staff and good service. A little pricey, but we were glad to support a local business tonight.

    Pad thai
    Dawn S.

    First time back since they reopened after a remodel...had a bowl of wonton soup which was enough to share, good broth and not too salty, also had some chicken curry and ordered a side of steamed vegetables, also had an order of pad thai. We ordered all as a 5 on the spice level but were actually surprised at how spicy the pad thai was for a 5 but it still was very good.

    Noodles

    First the good. . There is a very nice friendly man who hustles. He does everything and really moves. I mean he literally runs. He puts his heart and soul into it. The food is hot. They put a burning thing on the bottom of the soup. Also the chicken satay arrived hot and so did the curry. The wait was long. There was only one man and I'm sure he was probably helping in the back too. Unless he was cooking and serving too? Idk. He was the best ever though. Best attitude I have ever seen. Works hard. The chicken satay $14.95 was hot and the chicken itself was ok. The satay sauce was sickeningly sweet. Tasted like high fructose corn syrup. Disappointed because I was craving a rich peanut buttery flavor. Or a lot of chicken. The Tom Kha flavor was perfect. $20. Decent size bowl too. It should be for $20. Bamboo shoot pieces were nice and big. The red chicken curry was also good. Sweeter than I'd like but could eat. I do love some sweetness but I don't want it tasting like sweet pancake syrup was poured in. I love the taste of the food without it. Kind of a non de script hole in the wall location but definitely not hole in the wall prices. That nice man was the best thing about this restaurant. The food and value are not worth it. I would come back just to support a business with that man though. He needs help. I wish they could hire help for him.

    Cashew Nut
    Steve A.

    Best place to get Thai in Henderson. It looks like a crappy place in a strip mall but it's better than it looks. Penn's Thai House is known for having shit that's incredibly spicy. A bad thing if it's already hot outside. Thankfully they were good with getting the water. A pretty nondescript looking place in a crummy strip mall off Sunset in some industrial area. It's the kind of place that looks like only locals know of. This was a great find though. Okay prices. We got a few things that were vegan. It's about $12 for an entree. Pretty okay for the big portions. I got the Cashew Nut. This is a choice of protein with carrots, onions, and special chili paste. Hot stuff and that wasn't even adding any spice to it. The vegetarian choice is tofu. For sure it's better than it looks. It's a small place with a big menu. There's plenty to get for vegans and vegetarians.

    Yellow Curry

    this place was so delicious and service was amazing! really enjoyed my visit! curry was so tasty we took leftovers to go even tho there wasn't much left. large portion of rice

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    Courtney M.

    Mood- Lil Celebration You know those moments that you take for yourself? The ones where you go outside of your comfort zone? The ones where you don't listen to that voice in your head that tells you NOT too? Well I moved past all that and did something that was needed. I took that leap despite the fear. And because of my efforts it was time for a Lil Celebration. And y'all know me by now, I celebrate over food. Upon entering was quickly greeted and ushered to sit wherever I chose. Menus were given and drink order was taken. Opted for the Cashew Nut Chicken, Pork Chow Mein, Pork Fried Rice, and of course a Thai Tea. Can I say why did I need a Celebration to come in here? 100%. This place was on point with the dishes I chose. Everything was very well prepared. Interior has several booths and a long family style table in the middle. Music was playing in the background. Everything was very clean. Would most def recommend- pricing for the portions and quality was reasonable. The customer service was beyond hospitable and courteous. I really should have came in here a long time ago. It is a true hidden gem. Location is Sunset/ Gibson - ample parking

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    Remodeled and still a great Thai restaurant. My Favorite is the Khing Sod. Ginger & Vegetables with Chicken.

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    11/3/25: they've re-opened! Nice, clean, newly renovated. Ed, the friendly server is back. And the food is still very good!

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    This is a concealed gem! The service and food are fantastic. the ambiance is quint!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Friendly service and delicious food. It was a perfect night for soup I ordered Tom Yum soup. We will go back.

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    Let me just say that I love how chill this place is. Not only that, but before I moved to Vegas, I…read morewas dreaming about the minced pork they have at Ohjah. I had some favorite ramen shops in Philly that I still think are stellar, but the one thing they were missing was this minced pork. I will add that **** to EVERY kind of ramen bowl! I like it even more than the char siu! I ordered the takoyaki appetizer and was not disappointed. I must have been a cat in a past life because I am obsessed with bonito fish flakes and you can never put too many of those on top. The only thing I struggle with is the fact that I feel guilty eating octopus, so I don't order takoyaki as often as I used to. The service is friendly and the beer is cold. The ambience is relatively low lighting, cozy izakaya vibe, with modern touches in the decor. The icing on the cake is the face that they have melon cream soda. Ramen. Minced Pork. Beer. Melon soda. Cozy, clean atmosphere. You don't have to twist my arm to get me to tell you I'm a regular now. My mom tried tonkatsu for the first time and I'm happy to report that she really liked it. (I knew she would.) Also, if you are a sometimes solo diner like me, this is a nice little hideaway for that too.

    Nothing beats a piping hot bowl of ramen when you're sick. Stumbled upon this place while headed to…read morethe grocery store next door. It's conveniently located next to Vons rite next door to my favorite threading and lash extension place, Divine. Service was prompt and attentive. The server lady was really nice and kept on refilling my water. Think it was obvious I wasn't feeling well. Broth was delish. Came in two days in a row. Restaurant is clean and lots of tables to sit and dine.

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    4.4
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    1.3 mi
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    Japanese food is among my favorite types of cuisine in the Valley, but with how many ramen shops…read morethere are all over town, I don't usually spring for ramen unless it's truly exceptional -- and this place is exceptional. I think it might even be up there as one of my new favorite ramen spots in town, alongside Hashi in Chinatown and Kyuramen in Anthem! The best part is, with how close this restaurant is to my place, I don't have to make nearly as long of a drive if I want ramen. Umai Ramen is located in the Target shopping complex on Sunset and Stephanie, tucked away in the line of shops between Hobby Lobby and Ross. I first spotted this place when I went to the nearby H&R Block to get my taxes done earlier in the year, but I never really had an excuse to come out here until I had the ramen craving strike, and hard -- hence why I decided to bite the bullet and check the place out. One of the things that struck me immediately was their offerings -- of course, they have ramen of all types as you might guess from the name. But they also have different styles of ramen that you don't typically find anywhere, like the more elusive mazemen no-broth ramen, udon noodles, and even tsukemen-style ramen! To say nothing of some of the appetizers -- again, while they have the typical offerings of other noodle houses in town, they also have a selection of items that you really can't find anywhere else. They have multiple types of ramen with unusual toppings, such as their truffle ramen with mushrooms and steak (I need to try that next time I'm here), but I went pretty safe with their black garlic ramen, considered a signature item on their menu, and added an extra egg to it. If I were honest, I didn't need it because the ramen was so full of delicious toppings that I couldn't put my chopsticks or spoon down! Their appetizers are also a must -- I ordered their orange salmon and mango scallops, and I would highly recommend both of those as well. Between bites, the servers would check in on me, refill my water, and provide additional napkins as needed, as well. Needless to say, I'm hooked -- and already I'm thinking of the next time I go here! What will I try next? If you're in the area, give Umai Ramen a try. You just might come back for more.

    Broth flavor 1.5/5 Umai means "good" in Japanese. What Umai…read morewas lacking in flavor was umami (savory taste). This leads me to believe the broth was made in minutes, not hours like the preparation of the best ramen broths are made in. Temperature 4/5 The temperature of the broth was almost perfect. Noodles 2/5 The noodles tasted like it was packaged or dried, similar to instant noodles. Presentation 2.5/5 Average Sliced Pork (chacshu) 4.5/5 Extremely tender and flavorful. It could have been a 5, if it weren't for the abnormally thinly sliced pork. Condiments lacking: 2/5 (no shoga-red ginger, seaweed, or shichimi togarashi) Service: Friendly and minimal 3/5 Overall: Are there better ramen restaurants to choose from? Most definitely! Should you avoid this ramen restaurant? Not necessarily. It wasn't terrible, and the sliced pork couldn't have been much better. Will I be returning customer? Probably not.

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    The Umai dining space.
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