The Nines Thai Cuisine

Really great food and great service! The crab cheese wontons were so good, we ordered a second order to go. I had been craving Panang Curry (with chicken) and this hit the spot. I got mild and it was the perfect amount of spice. I had enough for left overs but did have to order an extra side of rice to go. We also ordered the yellow curry at a level 3 spice. I thought it was really good!! I will say it would be even better to have a more meat/veggies as we were both left with a ton of curry sauce left over but not anything else. Would definitely come back!

Overall it seemed a bit overpriced. Definitely more of a dine-in place rather than getting takeout. Spring rolls were a bit disappointing.. the tofu had no flavor and very small portion added to them. There was no noodle or mint leaves, just a bunch of lettuce and cabbage Tom kha was good, but the mushrooms made it taste a bit funky, maybe use different mushrooms that have a better flavor to them.Roti & curry was delicious but small portion for $7.50Also if they had better vegan options that would be amazing!!

We loved this place! Past tense. We had several go to dishes. That said in the past few months the recipe or prep has changed. (Especially the Pad Thai) They are no longer very good. The service went from stellar to okay. We chocked it up to a bad night the first time, but the second time we realized things have changed and it was not just a bad night. We are currently looking for another Thai option in the area... Which saddens us.

This place is kind of hidden, but it's actually quite busy during lunch time. The staff seems like they are hustling though. They really work hard to get their orders out. I've ordered only appetizers: the roti with curry, the satay chicken, and the spring rolls. Both the roti with curry and satay chicken were ok. The spring rolls taste like those at a Chinese restaurant, which is a bit disappointing for me. I've also tried the red curry which was pretty good, but the Thai drunken noodles were a big disappointment.It's a nice place to go for lunch or dinner. I also like their thai tea which isn't too sweet.

I was recently recommended by one of my friends to try out The Nines Thai Cuisine. I was not disappointed in his recommendation. I took my family to come try this restaurant. We ordered a variety of food so we can rate out their menu. The interior is a nice interior with booth and table seating. They also have a bar. Their soups, Tom yum soup, and pad Thai was one of my favorites dishes. In addition, their service is amazing. They welcome us with smile and greeting. Definitely would want to come back here again to try their amazing food.

Thai food that's not too expensive and tastes amazing? Yep, this place has that.Ever since coming here for the first time a few months ago, my husband and I now frequent this place. It's hands down the best Thai food in sugar land. We usually get their pad Thai, massaman curry and their Tom yum soup.At a lot of thai restaurants, I feel like the pad thai is too sweet. The Nines does a great job at making sure their pad thai has the perfect sweetness/tamarind mix. It's flavorful and well portioned for the price, the massaman curry is creamy and delicious, and you'll usually have enough to take home unless you're really hungry! The Tom yum soup is simple and comforting, and makes you salivate with each spoonful.Definitely come check this casual thai restaurant out! Not only is their food great, the service is incredible every time.

Excellent service and delicious food. This place has been our go-to spot for Thai food lately.All of the dishes that we tried have been solid - I don't think you can go wrong with anything. My usuals are Tom Yum Soup, Massaman Curry, Red/Green Curry, and surprisingly... the fried rice. The fried rice has an amazing "wok hay" flavor to it. It comes out hot, with slices of fresh tomato, and a lime - the combination of these are great.They offer lunch specials that come with a small bowl of vegetable soup and a piece of fried wonton skin. The wonton skin is so-so, but the soup is very nice because it's something warm and flavorful before the meal.The service is friendly, fast, and attentive. During one of our visits, we celebrated a friends birthday and really appreciated our waitress going out of her way to bring us a lit candle for the cake and making sure his dietary restrictions (gluten free) were met on his order.If you come here often, it's worth signing up for their rewards program. All you do is provide your phone number during check out.

True rating is 4.5 stars!The atmosphere is super cute and clean, the service was excellent and our waitress and waiter (in training) were very kind and helpful.My wife ordered the Panang curry with white rice and I got the Pad Thai with chicken.Let me tell you I've been hesitant to try Pad Thai in way too long bc it can be easily made too sour ( lime juice squeezed on top). BUT, to my enjoyment it was excellent and came with a wedge of lime on the side for me to give it the perfect amount.My wife liked her curry a lot but didn't give it the "love" label bc the serving dish (cool but different) can make it a little difficult to easily mix with rice without making a complete mess lol.I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a nice atmosphere, great service, decent prices, and wonderful food!Yum!!

Small quaint spot. Restaurant was busy & understaffed on Saturday, 1:30pm lunch. One server seated us, cleared tables, took orders & settled the bills. She was moving fast trying to accommodate everyone. Food was outstanding. Tom Yum soup was really really good! We got beef red curry. It made my husband a fan of Thai curries again. It was very good. This was our first visit, so we wanted to respect the spice levels. Hubby likes spicy & got spice level 2. He said it wasnt that spicy & would try level 3 spice level next time. I could handle the level 2 (definitely would not go beyond that) but still prefer level 1 where this is a hint of spicy but the heat doesn't linger. Also had shrimp drunken noodles, level 1 spice which was just right mfor me. The fried rice upgrade from white rice was tasty. Serving size was plenty. We had leftovers for the next day. For neighborhood Sugarland Thai food, I typically go to Thai Square which is also very good. The Nines Thai definitely is a new go-to Thai spot that's on the top of my list.

This place is quite literally a hidden gem, usually thai restaurants in houston can be hit or miss but everything about this place was so soo good! First off the thai tea was PERFECT..not too strong and very creamy just the way i like it! Also these puffs smelled and tasted amazing i wish i could recall the name but im glad we ordered it! The panang curry was so needed for this cold weather, it complicated the tofu really well! It was one of the better curries I've had. And last but not least the pad thai, wow the portions were so big for that price! It was AMAZING and just the perfect amount of spicy. I don't know how I haven't heard of this place sooner because its truly very delicious. And the service was amazing the servers were so talkative and attentive! The place is quite small and it does seem to get packed which is great! I need more people to visit this place.