Full disclosure: takeout for a large group during our weekly dinner…read more I got the Kra Prao Moo Kai Dao, which is stir fry made with minced pork, holy basil, garlic, and Thai chilis. The Thai fried egg was a nice touch, but I wish it was jammy instead of well done. They have multiple spice levels and I got the hottest, Ass Fire (that's literally the name). The flavors were great, and it had small pockets of spice here and there, but over all, it's a spice level made for the typical alabaster disaster. They have pad Thai, various curries, tofu, dumplings, the typical Thai offerings in the US. Prices range from 8ish dollars to 23ish dollars depending upon the type of dish. Also worth noting, this location is in a food hall type building where you pick your food up from a locker.

Best Thai food in Nashville!!…read more I love Degthai and have eaten here numerous times, both in person and for takeout. The portions are gigantic and the food is delicious. Service is always friendly and quick. I used to think the mild Pad Kra Pao was pretty spicy, but I think they have decreased the spice levels because now it is extremely manageable. They have chili oil and other spices at the table in case you need to add more spice. Recently, I've been loving the red curry. It is packed full of meat, vegetables, and flavor. It easily feeds me for 2 or even 3 meals They have an outdoor patio in the summer. Not a great view of the road, but it's a nice patio. The inside is cute and Thai-themed.

My friends and I were craving Thai and wanted to try Thai Phooket on a wimp…read more The service was nice and quick, lots of seating inside and wasn't busy (no wait). Parking is free (must be validated inside the store) once you're seated. When it comes to the food, overall it was pretty good and reasonably priced. Lots to pick from, including Pho in a Thai restaurant. However, not sure if it was missed by our server, but the spice level (we got everything on a level 4 out of 5) was nowhere to be found/noticed. Pretty sure it was not spicy at all, we all added the chili oil which helped tremendously. On the other hand, protein was minimal. The portion was underwhelming and especially the chicken in the curry and shrimp in the fried rice. Lastly, the Thai iced tea felt more "sweet/sugary" rather than being actual tea. My personal rating: 3.8/5

Stopped by for a Monday lunch. They described their spice system as 1 chili (mild), 3 chili (hot),…read more5 chili (native Thai). We had one dish at a 3 and it wasn't overly spicy, so for us we could have gone 4. We ordered standard items and I thought the food was pretty good. Items were seasoned well, but no stand out dishes. The Sizzling Seafood did not mention surimi on the menu and there is quite a bit of it in there. Massamun Curry wasn't bad, but it had the taste and texture of a yellow curry. They should change the name of this one. Unfortunately, they didn't have the ingredients for a papaya salad, so we went with a cabbage salad. The picture of the cabbage salad on the menu had purple cabbage, the actual dish did not. Large restaurant and good service. We were mistakenly charged for the papaya salad, but they corrected the error after we told them.

We dined at Sunda after a friend mentioned it was one of her favorite spots in Chicago, so we had…read moreto check out the Nashville location while in town. Since we had a group, we decided to order a mix of dishes to share so everyone could taste a bit of everything. So good! Our server did an excellent job making recommendations for food and drinks. While it's definitely on the pricey side, the food quality and attentive service made it worth it for a fun group night out. Would recommend if you're looking for great Asian fusion and solid cocktails.

Large space that was mostly empty on a Thursday evening. The appetizers were definitely better than…read moremy actual entrée. For the appetizers, we ordered Bulgogi tacos, a red dragon roll, Wagyu and spicy tuna crispy rice, and crispy brussels sprouts. The crispy Brussel sprouts is a crunchy scrumptious salad that is so good. The spicy tuna crispy rice was also amazing. Bulgogi tacos were very large and had a lot of meat, although were a bit oily. For my entrée, I ordered the salmon poke bowl, which would've been amazing except that the sauce was too salty. That's a shame, since nothing is cooked so it should be relatively hard to mess up. Would've been nice to get the sauce on the side, so that you could tailor it to your own taste. Oh well! The appetizers made up for it!

Food We tried the OG Pad Thai, Kra Prao Moo Kai Doo, steamed…read moredumplings, and Thai Ice Green Tea. Everything was exceptional! For the Kra Prao Moo Kai Doo, the Minced pork was very moist with plenty of flavor. There was a ton of rice served with it lol. I went with no spice and I felt like I could've went with mild or medium. The Thai Ice Green Tea was smooth and silky. Wish I would've gotten a second one! Service This was great, also! They were bringing out our food while we still trying to figure out what fountain drink to get. Everything was piping hot and the presentation is was incredible! Ambiance It's quite open inside. Some of the tables are directly under vents so be mindful of that of you are sensitive to cold air. You walk in and go to the right and forward to grab and menu and order at the counter. Would I go back? Absolutely!!

For my first visit to Degthai, I ordered the vegan Tiew Gang noodles and it was phenomenal. The…read morebase of vegetable broth mixed with coconut milk was creamy yet not heavy (with a blend of yellow and red curry spices, according to the menu -- sadly I am not that well versed in curries!). The noodles were cooked perfectly, and the tofu was browned to perfection. The grilled broccoli and cauliflower were snappy and contrasted well with the rest of the ingredients. The dish had a spicy yet tolerable kick to it, but I have a very high threshold for spice and heat (I added chili oil to take it up a notch!). Also, the portion size is BIG. I was very hungry so I had no issues finishing most of it, but it could easily be shared between two adults, especially if you order an appetizer or side. I loved the interior decor, which was simple yet eye catching. The mural encompassing the entire space in particular looked really cool. The place was packed, but the friendly staff were hustling to keep the line moving.

The garlic edamame is amazing! The sauce they use.... MMMMMMMM!!!!! The whole team is really nice…read moreand helpful. The vibe is very creative and super cute!! Our pad Thai was so bomb!!!!!

The interior is elegant, with lots of plants and ambient lighting. There's a more lively bar area…read moreand main dining room to enjoy. The service was prompt, friendly, and informative! Although the menu doesn't specify tofu availability, the waitress was able to direct me to vegetarian friendly options easily. They had unique, fusion cocktails that were delicious! The food was mostly good but the spice ranges were a bit off. I usually order medium spice at restaurants but unfortunately got almost no spice in my dish. I'd keep that in mind when ordering! They gave us chili oil to help the dishes after, but the original spice levels are much lower than expected. There's plenty of street parking around the restaurant. Would recommend!

We just moved to Nashville a few months ago, and SS Gai has been a top recommendation we've…read morereceived and given. Free parking at the nearby church. There's only outdoor seating which can be warm in the summer. You order at the window, and they bring out your food and, if necessary, a little fan to keep flies away. \\ green papaya salad - so fresh and bright and perfect for summer! the flavors are flirty and fun, somehow light but also a full spectrum \\ four piece chicken - would recommend washing your hands (all the time) but I loved making the lettuce wraps with some chicken, fish sauce, veggies, and rice - with the garlic slices in the chicken batter, teasingly savory and tart fish sauce, and pickled veggies, your tongue is just serenaded with FLAVOR \\ mango sticky rice dessert - even in the summer (peak mango season), there was no mango, only syrup - I think it's supposed to be crispy on the outside and chewy and soft in the inside, but our batch was a bit tough on our teeth - I'll skip this next time

Delicious Thai chicken in Nashville! This place is definitely a hole in the wall. There's a small…read moreparking lot for only a couple cars, so drive a few meters down to a parking lot! The chicken was well flavored and delicious. The sauce dip was great!

Incredible Asian food for rather affordable prices. The service was excellent with our server being…read moreextremely helpful in explaining what the dishes were as well as getting our food to us on time. The ambiance was phenomenal, making Hawkers a go-to for a night on the town in Nashville.

We aren't from Nashville but knew we had to try Hawker's before we left. The atmosphere was great,…read morethe food was even better, and the service was fantastic. We enjoyed it so much that we went the next day before we left! The food is priced very fairly and the menu has a really fun twist where there isn't the traditional appetizer, main, dessert. Everything is meant to be shared and you're encouraged to try new dishes and choose from anywhere on the menu. I have a peanut allergy and they were very accommodating and automatically made any necessary adjustments to dishes we ordered. We tried a couple different drinks and they were all very good and fairly priced. We went on weekend nights and only had to wait around 20 minutes to be seated indoors, which was to be expected as this place was packed with people and we would have been willing to wait longer if needed. We had two different servers, I unfortunately can't remember our first one's name but she was the one with stretched ears that normally wears her hair up. She was great and very thorough in explaining how the menu worked. The second night we had Lexi and she was super sweet. They were both fantastic and I hope to be seated with either one of them when we eventually go back!

I have been going to Ginger Thai for years and years! They are my favorite Thai restaurant in the…read moreNashville area! And the staff is friendly and very sweet! I just love every single dining experience there! And people that l introduce them to this great establishment, love it, as well, every single time! If you have dined there, you already know what I mean! If you have not been there, go and enjoy one of their great dishes! I love the curry dishes,but I also love the dishes that they put that fresh ginger in!! Delish!

Ginger Thai is easily one of my favorite Thai restaurants in Nashville. I have been so many times…read moreover the years and it has immediately become of my go to places for lunch or dinner especially when I'm meeting up with friends. I pretty much always order the Chicken Pad See Ew which I absolutely love. I also some Shrimp Spring Rolls which were so fresh and wonderful. I also very often get milk teas here. While they are not my favorite in Nashville, they are really good and a great addition to a spicy meal when you're also wanting a sweet treat. Obviously since this restaurant is already one of my favorites in Nashville, it won't be too much time until I go back. The vibes are always great, the service is wonderful, and it's convenient to get here and park with a free attached parking lot.

A friend recommended my girlfriend and I to try Thai Ni Yom after visiting herself. We tried a few…read morethings as shown in the photos (Kao Soi Beef, Basil Fried Rice, and their Thai Ice Tea). The flavors in both of the dishes were great! Both having the options of spice levels from 1-5. We had dinner around 6pm and didn't have to wait too long on a Saturday evening. The Thai Ice Tea was on the sweeter side, but still held the "thai ice tea flavoring" we were hoping for. (I'd say if it was a little less sweet, the flavor would stand out more.) We had no reservations but note that the seating is very limited. Additionally, you'd have to validate your parking by scanning a QR code they have (first 3 hours free). Our server was also very friendly! She made sure to check in on us on top of handling the rest of the tables herself as we dined. For the price it was worth it. We felt like it held up to our standards and will be coming back again! Definitely would recommend.

I have heard so many good things about this spot and the food was fabulous however it took a while…read moreto get it. I think the best move is to order to go and dine at one of the many tables in L&L market. I dined "in" and while the portion was slightly larger than to go, the wait did dim the experience a bit. The restaurant itself is soooo cute, tucked away in a lil corner. The tables are close together and gives it a very cozy vibe. Service is so kind but it is very clear they are busy busy busy & with food this yummy I understand why.

King Market Restaurant is a great place if you're looking for authentic Lao food. The dishes are…read moreflavorful, delicious, and very reasonably priced. The restaurant and Asian grocery store are clean and well organized. The service is outstanding--the staff are friendly, welcoming, and provide some of the best customer service. One of the best things about King Market is that you can enjoy a delicious meal and shop for a wide variety of Asian groceries all in one place. Highly recommend King Market Restaurant for authentic Lao food, affordable prices, a clean environment, and excellent service!

This was our choice for lunch on a recent trip to the Nashville area. I'm glad we tried it!…read more This restaurant is inside a medium-sized grocery store. We didn't explore the grocery that much but it seemed like it had a nice balance of dry food goods, refrigerated items, and small objects, mostly either for cooking or the occasional gift. It was clean inside and being a grocery store had a good bit of parking outside. The restaurant is on the far right as you enter. We were greeted warmly and told to seat ourselves. Menus were delivered promptly. I ordered a Thai tea to drink. Hubs got the fried shrimp appetizer and we both chose noodles for lunch; he opted for pad see ew and I got drunken noodles. The restaurant was fairly busy but despite the crowdedness it still felt easy to have conversation with each other. Our food came out quickly but had clearly been cooked fresh. The Thai tea was the one thing that didn't hit at all. It had a very intense flavor that I couldn't quite place compared to all the other Thai teas I've had. Could just be this one is more traditional, lol. But it wasn't quite as sweet as I'm used to and it almost had a subtly salty vibe; I wouldn't get it again. That said, the cooked food items were quite good. The breading on the shrimp was incredibly crispy and even I liked them well enough at first; the flavor was light and the texture not rubbery. We did ultimately realize these shrimp had not been deveined, which is not our preference but I understand it's not a requirement to be able to eat them. The noodle dishes really shone, though. Hubs liked his pad see ew and we both thought my drunken noodles were even better. Lots of tender but still-crisp veggies in both. Strong and pleasantly aromatic basil flavor in mine. Large portion sizes. The noodles were cooked well and were pleasantly chewy. Mine was lightly spicy but nothing intense; I wound up adding more chili oil from the small container on the table. Service was a highlight throughout; the women working were very personable, got us to-go boxes, and were attentive to any other needs we had. Lots of menu choices here and fresh food prepared quickly. Definitely worth a try if you're in the area.