Nai Restaurant

Had Pad Thai(spicy one) and spring roll and it was sooo good!!! Very close to the authentic Thai taste. Coming back to try more.

The food was priced very fairly and delicious, hot and fresh. Although the place is easy to miss, the atmosphere was inviting. Service is quick and easy. I will definitely be back to try something new. Genuinely don’t think there is much on the menu I would not like.

We had an amazing pre-theater dinner at Nai Restaurant before seeing a holiday show at Alleyway Theater. We made reservations, and our table was waiting for us when we arrived. The selection of Thai, Burmese, and Japanese entrees - including bubble tea - and appetizers is vast! We tried a mix of appetizers including the vegetable samosas and edamame. Our entrees included red curry, pad thai, and homestyle chicken curry. The food came out piping hot and was cooked to our exact spice-level requests, which was awesome. All of the food was very flavorful, fresh, and very well cooked and prepared. We also tried lychee bubble tea with tapioca and a thai iced tea. They were great! This is a hidden gem at the end of Main Street and you should add it to your pre-downtown event rotation. It’s

After traveling all over south east Asia, I’ve been craving Thai cuisine since being home and this restaurant has satisfied those cravings. I often purchase their fried rice and pad see ew noodle dish. They are very consistent and great flavor profile.

With a 4.6 rating on Google we expected a delicious meal but we were very disappointed. While the waitress was very nice and welcoming, we didn't find the food satisfying at all. The papaya salad was just okay and the other two dishes tasted bad to us (although the four shrimp in one of the dishes were tasty). Other people rave about the food so maybe we just didn't pick good choices??