Half restaurant and half little market. Gives me the vibes that it's a little family run…read morerestaurant/market and just feels authentic. Overall portions are kinda large in my opinion and pretty affordable. I'm usually able to make one dish into meals. We've gone multiple times and are pretty satisfy and happy with the food. Ordered: - Pad Thai - Panang Curry - Khao Soi Only complaint is their parking spots feel extremely tight/narrow, especially the ones right in front of the restaurant.

Sunday lunch Even for late afternoon we had to wait 20+ min…read moreso I did a little pantry shopping. After we got seated the line got even longer. It's definitely maintained it's popularity! I don't recall them asking about heat levels; didn't find anything particularly spicy. Even though they were packed the food came out pretty quickly. I particularly liked the chive cakes and kor moo yang, both new dishes to us. Payment at front counter. No alcohol. Limited parking in front, grass/gravel lot next door.

Every time I crave Thai food in Houston, I make a stop at Nua Thai. You're generally sat really…read morequickly, and the food comes out quick too. I've only got to-go from here once, and from what I remember, the wait wasn't too bad. The parking is quite difficult since the lot is so small. To share, we got an order of crispy veggie spring rolls and a bowl of tom kha with chicken. Both always hit the spot. Some Thai spots make tom kha too salty but I think this one is seasoned well. We also ordered pad see ew and pad woon sen with tofu. So delicious! The portions are pretty generous, so we had a good amount to take home.

I went into this restaurant with a big group. I ordered a thai iced tea and a pad see ew…read more Pad See Ew - It was very soft, sweet, and smoky just the way I like it. I ordered it with beef, and the beef was very tender and not dry at all. Furthermore, the overall dish has the wok hay flavor and was one of my favorite pad see ews I've ever had. Thai Iced Tea - it was your average thai iced tea where it wasn't mixed at first(which I think is a sign of authenticity!) and sweet at the perfect level with condensed milk. What makes this a four star was that the service was a little iffy in my opinion. Even though we were in a large group which makes it harder for waiters to order, the waiter stared at one of my friends and started mumbling despite him already ordering which made it pretty awkward.

I love Makiin. My go to for all major celebrations. Beautiful interior, super nice staff. Food is…read moredelicious and well priced.

Food was delicious -…read more Thai Kick Chicken - pineapple had a sweet, cool taste to counteract the spicy chicken Crispy garlic chicken - chicken was seasoned well Happy Mango - star of the show (diehard mango fan)

Food is very good Very nice Thai food…read more Super good service Ambiance good The food was absolutely delicious, I highly recommend it! The service was also great

Yuuuuum Was invited…read morefor lunch and so glad I was able to find out it was under new management. Place looks and feels clean the moment you walk in. Tables are not sticky. You are greeted at entrance. Place is spacious and private at the same time. You are able to have a good conversation and not feel overcrowded. We ordered appetizers, egg roll, veggie roll, spring rolls if it was a roll we were ordering. All came with beautiful set up and different yummy sauce. Went for the main dish and don't let the menu fool you. Unfortunately they do not have the best photo qualities. We opt to look at the front pictures as they had better lighting. We ordered curry, pad Thai, kung pao chicken. Everything was delicious! With each its own season. Of Thai was creamy but also spicy. Curry was comforting, warm, soupy with a kick of spicy. Kung pao chicken at visual was like chicken wrap but mixing with rice was perfect blended mix to each bite. Lots of flavor and spicy. Overall everything was delicious and will be coming back. Forgot customer service, phenomenal!

This is a small market and restaurants! No thrills just basic chairs and tables and the shelves…read morewith Asian cooking essentials. The lady at the counter was nice. She explained some of the dishes. I got the shrimp drunken noodles but it was called something else. It was spicy than I thought but was very tasty. I forgot to take pictures.

Pad Thai YES LOVE one of the best…read more I came back to try the drunken noodles and the chicken to Thai and I was sadly disappointed. It wasn't bad. It just wasn't great. The chicken Sai was dry and lacked a lot of flavor so I would never order that again. Just stick this ordering pad Thai at this location.

Amazing food and ambiance! I love coming here for lunch, the lights are low, the service is quick,…read morefood is so flavorful, and right across from a park. Parking can be a pain at busy times

We were for lunch and their lunch menu is quite cheap. Portion is adequate for the price…read more Nice ambiance and good service Food was nahhh.... Nothing to recommend

The food and drink are delicious. I will comeback Suwitt He…read moreis so sweet and very kind

Mr. Suwitt provided very friendly and excellent service. The food is absolutely delicious and…read moretastes authentic. Having been to Thailand many times, I can say this is the same great taste. Even better than some restaurants in Bangkok!

1. Service - the hostess and wait staff were outstanding and attentive. They filled your drinks as…read moresoon as it hit midway, and they took your plates away as soon as it was empty. When you come in, wait to be seated, order and pay at the table. 2. Price - approximately $15 a plate. 3. Ambiance - Classy restaurant. I love the white linen on the tables. Soft music, white and red walls with Thai decor. Natural lighting during the day with warm interior lighting. It appears that there has been a makeover to the restaurant. I like the new look more. It seems more upscale in appearance. Dress code here is business casual. 4. Food - I've had their YELLOW CURRY WITH CHICKEN AND WHITE RICE. Curry is a bit sweet to my liking, but overall, it was a good meal. Will have to try other dishes next time. Food presentation is nicely plated. Not messy or sloppy. 5. Cleanliness - dining area is clean. The waitstaff keeps this place in tip top shape. The only complaint I have, although not exactly about cleanliness, I would suggest that management take a look at the lock in the men's restroom. Although it was locked, someone was able to enter still. SUMMARY This is a petite Thai cafe. Everything about this place was enjoyable. I would definitely come back to try again and will highly recommend this place.

While driving down Eldridge St. in Houston, I found myself craving Thai food and came across this…read morespot. It's cute from the outside, and as soon as you walk in, you're warmly welcomed by both the waitress and waiter. Once seated, they were quick with drink orders and attentive throughout service was impeccable...For food, I ordered my go to Tom Kha Kai, along with the crab wontons from their happy hour menu. The Tom Kha had a lighter, more watery base than the rich coconut flavor I'm used to. I know this can vary by region, so it wasn't bad, just not my personal preference...The cream cheese crab wontons were decent and nicely presented. They also served a complimentary appetizer, which was a fun surprise, a taco shaped fried wonton wrapper filled with cabbage and their house dressing...Overall, if you're looking for a quick Thai bite with excellent service, this place works. I'm giving it 3.5 out of 5 not because it's bad, but because the flavors didn't quite match what I personally look for. For what it is, it's solid. -- Pilgrim Sojourner

This restaurant shares a parking lot with the Hobbit Cafe so space can be a little tight/limited…read more Despite it being a Friday night, my friend and I were able to be seated right away. For drinks, I got the Mekhong Mojito and it was sweet and refreshing! For appetizers, we got the crispy squid and the crispy wonton- crispy squid was good but if you had to choose between the two, get the crispy wonton! As for the entree, I ordered the Khao Soi with shrimp and my friend ordered the spicy red snapper. The curry broth with coconut milk was fragrant and with the toppings that came on the side (i.e. lime, onions/shallots, mustard greens, etc) enhanced the dish. The flat egg noodles were bouncy and the shrimp was solid. If you're stuck between choosing a curry dish and a noodle dish, get the best of both worlds and order the Khao Soi! As for my friend's spicy red snapper, I tried a bite and the spices/texture in the dish complimented the fish very well. For dessert, we ordered the classic Mango Sticky Rice! The mango was soft/sweet, the rice and sauce had that salty coconutty flavor. Aside from the delicious food, the interior is cozy and the waiters here were friendly and gave great advice on what to order. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and are craving good thai food!

This spot is a great option for casual, modernized Thai food as they are a notch above some other…read moreplaces in town. They have that street food vibe as a well representation of their name, Rim Tanon, which means roadside. With dedicated parking that fills up quick during peak times, it may be difficult to locate parking as it is shared with a few other restaurants and the spaces are quite tight. We tried their appetizers including Salmon Rolls (flavorfully packed with cream cheese, salmon, and spinach in a crispy shell and loving that actually spicy mayo on the side), Thai Style Jerky (deep fried and sun dried marinated pork and beef served with sticky rice rolls and side spicy tamarind sauce, a bit too dry/chewy), Fried Tofu (perfect little triangles, so good by itself or with the side sweet and sour sauce with crushed peanuts), Chive Pancake (deep fried and chive packed triangles with a slight chew to it, great by itself or with it's spicy soy sauce companion). As for the mains, the Spicy Seafood Fried Rice is a good value as it was loaded with all sort of fruits of the sea (shrimp, squid, and mussel), with prominent lemongrass and kaffir lime aroma, but a bit wet or moist for a fried rice dish, the Crabmeat Omelet is served with a nice portion of lump crabmeat where you can taste the flavor of the seafood and add sriracha to liking, and the Beef Pad See Ew is made appetizing with wok charred flat rice noodles along with a savory blend of soy sauce, Chinese broccoli and egg. The portion size is alright and filling for a moderately hungry individual, though it would've been even better a tad bigger for those coming in hangry. I'll be back for more when I'm craving some modern Thai food and especially want to try their curry dishes. Service was quick and efficient, attentive to refills on drinks and friendly!

We love this restaurant! It's our 2nd visit and everything we've tasted is delicious…read more We shared the Chicken Fresh Rolls with Peanut Sauce, Tom Kha coconut chicken soup, Ginger Lovers Chicken, & Nidda Peanut Chicken. Both of the entrees came with steamed white rice. The waitstaff were friendly and helpful and the dining area is very pretty and clean. Prices were very reasonable. Definitely give this place a try.

We came in 30 minutes before closing, after moving furniture for about 3 hours 2 doors down. In…read morespite of that they were still super accommodating. We had the shrimp appetizer, panang beef, massaman shrimp, drunken fried rice, pad thai and Thai tea. Panang curry was kind of mid but the quality of beef and the veggies were great. I'll go back for the fried rice for sure. Probably some of the best masaman I've had to be honest. The shrimp appetizer was delicious Pad Thai is pad thai and I'm never really a fan of it in general Thai tea was kind of a small glass and sweeter than I'd like but I know how to adjust it next time. My only issue is the internet went out so I had to make payment 2x because they thought it didn't go through but it actually did. But I am sure they will fix it when I give them a call today.