Khun Nai Thai Cuisine

Thick curry - very goodDry Curry - I prefer the more soupy, creamy nature of traditional Thai curries.Coconut Soup - fantasticRed Curry - very goodI've eaten here a number of times over the years, and never been disappointed, I also loved the Thai restaurant that was the previous tenant, as their dishes were really spicy.They have a nice big space, where there is always room. If you happen to find small venues cramped, this is the place for you.

WOW - this place totally exceeded our expectations! We were going to go somewhere else on Eat Street that night, but due to a change of plans, came here instead. I'm so glad we did.The space is pretty large with many seating options. The front desk person was also the only server and was so efficient, kind and gave great recs.We tried:Oxtail Noodle SoupPad ThaiBasil Chicken WingsKhao PoonAnd all were perfect. Those might be the best wings I've had this year?! Sooo crispy, hot and topped with deep fried basil, yum. The Khao Poon had the most luxurious rich broth. The oxtail was cooked to perfection, and the pad thai didn't skimp on heat. We all agreed it was some of the best Thai we've had this year! Can't recommend this spot enough - go check them out!

Ordered two wok dishes, but substituted with mock duck, one in ginger flavor, the other in Thai Basil. They are both good everyday dishes, probably best suited for take out. Not too busy, which is kinda nice, but service was fast, like most of the Asian restaurants!

Whenever I'm in the area I will stop by for fried pork belly and pad thai. Servers are really nice and ask if you want some water while you wait for your togo orders. Restaurant is nicely decorated with mural on the wall. They also provide a party room for bigger parties or private party. They recently updated their menu, come and check them out!

MUST TRY!!!!The food was phenomenal. Full of flavor and it was actually spicy. Order:-Drunken noodles with chicken -Red curry with mock duck-Papaya salad -Cream cheese rangoonI recommend this place to anyone who loves some flavorful Thai food. The ambiance wasn't bad and customer service was good. For parking, there is a lot across the street or street parking.

Stopped in for lunch on a Thursday afternoon and had the whole place to myself. I had my heart set on Vietnamese soup but my favorite was closed and I didn't feel like finding a new parking spot down the street so I popped in. I ordered the spicy Thai chicken wings and the Tom Yum Noodle Soup at a spice level 3 of 5. I really enjoyed the soup which had nice chunks of barbecue pork and a good amount of ground pork as well. The broth was spicy but not overly spicy and I think even up to 5 would be perfectly enjoyable. The wings were really nice sized with lots of meat but actually worked against them along with the generous amount of sauce to keep them from being as crispy as I like. I would have preferred a glaze to the sauce. It was a bit salty and rather sweet despite its being called 'Spicy' Thai. Service was good and the dining area is much nicer than some of its fellow eat street establishments all be it with less tasty food. 3.5 stars for me.

This place was amazing. Staff is attentive and surprisingly fast. The place was 3/4 full when my daughter and I arrived to sate our Thai desires. We had the chicken satay, jalapeño wontons, Tom Kha soup, Gang Ped Yang (curried duck), and ...something else... we were tying on the feedbag.The drinks were on the table before we thought about them again and the whole meal began showing up shortly after. Blazing fast service and food that was plentiful and better than we expected. Delicious.Be sure to leave space for our return. We'll be back to try the Pad Bai Horepa. See you there soon!

Very solid! Standard Eat Street ethnic restaurant, minimalist generic tables and plates. They have a number of specialties that I haven't run into on a Thai menu elsewhere, though. Mine was the Khao Poon, a blend between a noodle soup and a curry, not entirely unlike a Malay kari mee. It was solidly spiced (if it makes me blow my nose and sweat a bit, we're good) and had lots of nice crunchy veggies atop the noodles and ground chicken. Winner winner chicken... um, lunch I guess. Will have to try some of the other back of menu items or get family take out. One star less because service is a little off, they've got one poor dude handing all FOH. As a result, tables around me got their orders messed up, though mine was perfect. Still worth a trip and will get my repeat business.

Yes you must get the fried pork belly and papaya salad! I love that they give you a healthy serving of sticky rice. Gonna try other dishes next time. This place is a hidden gem.

We were trying to get some Malaysian food down the street of this Thai cuisine but they only do takeout so we came to Kuhn Nai Thai, so glad to find this Thai cuisine, the food was great! The curry was just right with the spice they put In, especially they fried the potato after it was cooked , so the inside was soft while outside was crispy!The tom kha soup was pretty good, the onlyThing that I felt weird was they put carriage in it... which kind of ruined how the soup should taste like ? Or well I guess it's different than most of the thai restaurants that I have tried?The seafood plate was alright, more or less was stir friedServices was decent, it was not too busy, maybe it's cold outsideParking was pretty easy, and walking distance to other restaurants and grocery storesWill try this place again if we came by the town again :)