Thainamite Brady

Everything is super yummy! I like when they have their pineapple curry special. But no matter what you can't go wrong!

Got take out so I can't really speak to service or what it's like inside. We got drunken noodles and pad see ew. It tasted fine but I didn't realize the menu said their drunken noodles uses udon noodles so it was kinda a bummer. I would agree with others that if you're craving Thai food, this is a fairly decent place.

My experience at Thainamite last night was just OK.The service was not great. Our server forgot to take our drink order and then when I asked to order a drink, she straight up never brought it. That was a little bit annoying, but at least they gave us water. The food came out super quickly though, which was nice. My partner ordered the Hawaiian Delight and said it was delicious. I tried a bite and would have to agree. I ordered the Chicken Wrap-A-Pad Thai and it was curious. There was no plain ol' Pad Thai on the menu, so I went with this, which said it would be "wrapped" in a thin omelette. The omelette part was kind of just folded on the side, and didn't add to the dish at all. The egg was cooked well, but it was such an odd way to serve it. The Crab Rangoon was incredible. I had gone to the Thainamite at the Milwaukee Public Market and tried the Crab Rangoon there and it was yummy. But getting it at the restaurant is a lot fresher, hotter, and crispier. The sauce, however, was not good. It bordered on rancid, which was disappointing considering the sauce at the Public Market is always super yummy. One thing to note: The menu says they automatically tack on 20% gratuity for bills over $50 and parties of five or more people. If they're going to do this, they really need to up their game when it comes to service. Also, the restaurant itself didn't feel super clean -- there were two dead flies on the windowsill next to us.Overall, I'd recommend getting Thainamite at the Public Market rather than the Brady Street location. The busyness of the market is preferable over the mediocre service and ambiance of the sit-down restaurant.

My sister and I were craving Thai so we decided to check this place out! Since we came on a Sunday we got to sit down right away! The crab Rangoon with the sauce was so good! The chicken fried rice and beef were also good too! It ended up being the perfect size to share between the two of us with left overs! It ended up being a little under $40 which I thought was good considering the portion. I wouldn't consider it authentic Thai food but still was good!

Service was fast and friendly. We got our orders to go and they were ready in ~10 minutes. The food was really good. I didn't try the sushi but my friends said it was delicious.

I think it meets your expectations if you just want Thai food for the night! I have had their food multiple times and have liked their curry more in the past than what I had this time.Service and price were both good, nothing great.Overall, I have never had a problem with the food but not somewhere I would go if I want authentic non-Americanized thai food because I can list the other places in Milwaukee that I would go to first.

this spot fulfills the thai food craving here in mke !!! the pad see ew is really saucy and i loved how soft the tofu was. the panang curry was also good and was surprisingly kinda spicy considering they didn't ask what spice level we wanted. not a huge fan of the way the rice was cooked tho - it was a little too mushy. crab rangoons were crunchy and dipped well in the plum sauce. service was incredibly quick as well, our food came out like 10-15 mins after we ordered?? i'm intrigued by the sushi menu as well so i guess i will have to come back but i'm not sure how great that'll be at a thai spot

Thainamite used to be my Thai love affair around 8 years ago. It was where I fell in love with Thai curries and drunken noodles. Milwaukee has SO much to offer in terms of great restaurants that I began going to Thainamite less and less, so my husband and I decided to have a date night here for the nostalgia and, of course, the noods.We arrived around 7:30pm on a Saturday evening and were able to be seated immediately. There were only maybe 3-4 other tables occupied. They had $5 drink specials that included a Mai Thai and a margarita. We both got a Mai Thai and agreed that while it tasted good and went well with the food, you may be disappointed if you were expecting a true Mai Thai from a cocktail bar.We started with the veggie tempura (very happy to see they've added some more veggie-friendly apps to their menu!) and then got an order of veggie drunken noodles and veggie wrap a pad Thai. The tempura was crispy and warm. The dipping sauce it came with was very sweet and may have done better with some balance of sour or spicy notes. Both noodle dishes were also tasty and satisfied our noodle cravings, but, again, both were sweeter than necessary in my opinion. We asked for a chili oil and got the oil plus a shaker of finely ground chili flakes which actually were spicy! They went great with the meal. The wrap a pad Thai is a very unique take on Pad Thai - your noodles come "wrapped" in a thin omelette. I use the word "wrapper" loosely because it's not so much wrapped as it is an omelette folded over in half with noodles inside. But the egg was cooked well and the dish itself was enough for at least two meals.It is important to note that Thainamite is not a late night option. Even on Saturdays, the Brady location closes at 9pm and the Tosa at 8:30pm.Overall, it was a nice dinner and I would go back in a pinch for Thai food, but with my hot sauce or chili oil in one hand to balance out the sweetness from all of the dishes we got!

Just ordered 2 spicy Cali rolls. Dragon roll and tempura. I asked specifically NO MAYO on top of the rolls! Both Cali rolls are drenched in mayo on top and have next to zero fish eggs plus it HOT!! The dragon was good but VERY small and the Calis we huge. Funny its usually the other way around. This place used to be good but it has lost its flare. Very disappointed I wont be returning to Brady again.

Was so looking forward to going here. Love Thai and saw good reviews. I was so happy when I saw the menu was half sushi too! Sadly, my husband had a spicy ginger dish that was supposed to have pork but had chicken. That was ok because my husband is the most easy going guy you'll ever find. Unfortunately the dish was half raw green beans. Way too many for the portion size. My two maki rolls were awful due to the rice the texture of paste and stingy fish ratioPrices seemed better than most places but the portions weren't large and the quality wasn't good. The staff was great.