Napasorn Thai Restaurant

The food was great as always and the service was wonderful! We have dined here often and experience is always the best!

The food was OK, and the atmosphere was non-existent. Oh, and the bathrooms were terrible... It was like being at a bad rest stop. There were 4 of us and it was pretty empty on a weekend evening.The Pad Se Ew was just OK and a decent portion. The Basil Meat was oddly named and a very small portion. It DID have a lot of basil which was a plus, but otherwise it was bland city.I get the feeling this would work for downtown lunch, but for an evening before hitting the town, it's a skip for a 2nd chance. There are better Thai options in town and better options for food in the area.

This restaurant is at the corner of Pine St and S Court Ave. Go in and the place is bigger than I expected it to be. It looks a little fancy; there's a beautiful chandelier. It took a few minutes before we were greeted but we were seated pretty quickly. We were there for lunch so we ordered from the lunch menu and the portions were more than enough. Food was delicious. I ordered the Bangkok Seafood and my coworker had Yellow Curry. Everything looked amazing. I was very pleased with my food choice. My coworker said her curry was good but that it was missing something, but she could not pinpoint what it was. We did not get desserts but were impressed by the ones we saw being taken to other tables. Im going to have to try one the next time I come in to Napasorn. We will come back to try other items.

I've gotten their pad Thai twice, no complaints and they often have deals (BOGO twice now) it's saucy and flavorful! Now these krab Rangoons... horrible. I opened all of them up and they were 100% cream cheese, no sweetness or krab whatsoever. It was a savory cream cheese pocket.

I came here for the first time with some coworkers for a work lunch. We arrived before the downtown lunch rush so there were plenty of tables available. The service was quick and the two people serving are group were very nice. A bunch of us ordered the Pad Se-Ew with chicken and it was the first to come out. We asked for the spice tray as well and I added what looked like gochujang sauce which gave it the right kick to my liking. I like to order my Thai mild and add the heat on my own. Pad Se-Ew is different everywhere you go and this version was a little on the sweeter side. Other people ordered the house fried rice and pad Thai. Everyone was happy with their meals and we hardly had any leftovers.

Napasorn has a great location right downtown and is rarely busy, which is perfect. The staff is very friendly and everything came out quickly so we were able to make our other plans. When I go back, I won't be getting the gyoza, I wasn't a super fan and I think there are other things that will be better that I would rather try. But, the Drunken Noodles were great. The sauce was pretty typical, but the portion was enormous; I had plenty leftover when I was full. However, I wasn't too full for the Sweet Mango Rice - don't be too full for that either, it's a solid dessert.

I came in last week pretty hungry towards closing. I was starving and the thought of some pad Thai was exciting. I had also been thinking of coconuts lately. (At face value this is weird, but I just really like coconut flavor.) the restaurant was dead. I think there was one couple eating dinner.Service was quick and efficient. I ordered and waited about 10 minutes. I ordered Pad Thai with chicken and a serving of Tom Kha Gai. I took my meal to go because I wanted to watch TV. The Pad Thai was really good and had a small spicy kick. The Tom Kha Gai was not to my liking. I'm not sure why but the taste was just not what I was hoping. The total cost was slightly over $20. I would come back and eat here. They had a lot of dishes.

2 full hours late(ordered on doordash). only prepared my order when I found out Vegan Thai Basil was in fact Napasorn Thai. Once I found out their addresses were the same, I called Napasorn to find out why my pregnant wife has been hangry for 2 hours while multiple Dashers abandoned the order. After my Karen-call, (apologies for the tension). We received rice & tofu, plain as if a child prepared it. no sauce, nothin. I sincerely hope they were having an off day, as otherwise I don't know how they stay in business.

My boss wanted Thai food because that's what he loves. He wanted something light since he has a long day ahead of him. I came here for the Garlic/Pepper Chicken and an order of Chicken/Shrimp Fried rice for me. I have read a lot of the reviews one thing for sure is this place used to be one of the greatest restaurants here in Downtown Orlando. Unfortunately, the owners have ran all their faithful customers out the door. The restaurant does need a whole new design and the music they are playing should be turned down a bit so you can have a private conversation with your table. My server David was extremely nice and told me what was good to eat here because he has been working with the company for over 7 years. Long story short, yes this place needs to be on Restaurant Impossible but the food was spot on delicious. Take out food is the way to go! BTW I love shrimp tails. Didn't bother me that they left it in my rice. Gives my rice a double dose of flavor. Thank you for that!!

It was a Fiday night when we visited and it was dead. There were several under eats pick-ups, so they still seemed to be doing good business. Tempura isn't Thai, but DANG!!! They do it right!! Crispy, fresh hot, and the veggies still had the slightest crunch!!! Very fresh and good! The spring rolls, however... not so much. The "veggie" stuffing was mushy and almost had a creamy type of texture. Our main course was the PraRam, and they subbed out tofu for the meat for us. It was really, really good. Lots of tgat hood peanutty flavor that I love so much and the tofu was fried to firm and crispy perfection. My only complaint would be that the sauce was a little too think, and there was just a little too much of it. I have been coming to this place since they dust Opens and it is truly a hidden little gem.