At Nine Thai

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Lawylin

Overall food was solid. The spaghetti had good flavor and the drunken noodles were good. The curry noodle soup looked great but was not great since the noodles were really soft. The Roti was crispy and the dips were good albeit a bit greasy.

Cole F.

I’ve been coming here for years and it’s consistently excellent. The khao soi is full of rich flavor & tasty, and the crispy chicken fried rice never disappoints. Two stand out appetizers are the chicken satay, which is well-seasoned & juicy, and the roti, which is light & crispy. The Thai tea is really good, and the staff is always friendly and welcoming.

Bill B

Hole in the strip mall Thai place. Feels sort of Thai, sort of Chinese. I can't put my finger on why. Not many tables full for a Saturday lunchtime, only one server. I ordered tom kha gai and pad thai with tofu. The tom kha was over seasoned, clearly from some sort of store-bought paste. I loved all the fresh vegetables in there, but too much tom kha paste and not enough authentic Thai spice is sub-par. The pad thai with tofu was perfectly done noodles along with very fresh toppings of peanuts, bean sprouts, lime. I have noticed that on the beach in Thailand you can get either ketchupy or tamarind styles of pad thai. I sort of like both - this was the ketchupy style. It was good but one-dimensional in flavor, needed some chopped chiles and something more acidy to make it great. Still, nice try. Service felt very langorous but friendly. Place is safe but not great in any category.

A J

Modern local Asian restaurant atmosphere. Good Thai food mixed with Chinese food on menu. We got Thai ice coffee, crab cheese wonton, chicken satay, Thai fish cake, tom yum soup, papaya salad, papaya salad Lao, larb gai, beef green curry, shrimp pad Thai, Khao soil, and pineapple fried rice. Pretty good portion food and good service.