At Nine Thai: Your Destination for Flavorful Gluten-Free Thai Cuisine

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.

Service was attentive and very nice but the food quality and it’s timing did not hit the mark. The Tom Yum was very good with fresh chicken, vegetables and a light sweet and sour broth. That was the most enjoyable part of our dinner. The pad Thai was overly sweet in flavor and very orange red in color (was there food coloring?). It also arrived about 25 minutes after the salmon dish so we did not eat our entrees together. The salmon volcano had a sweet chili sauce that had the same taste and color as the pad Thai so there were no distinguishing flavors even though these are different dishes. I was truly looking forward to a stellar Thai dinner based on the reviews but it was not too impressive.

Great Thai food! The soup is made perfectly. The pad Thai and ginger dishes are fantastic! It is a little hard to find, but is well worth the hunt. Be sure and try the fried banana dessert, it is an unusual and delicious dessert. Aom served us and she is wonderful! She is so polite, kind, and efficient.

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.

Can you say new favorite Thai place?? I got the khao soi, which was incredible. Highly recommend getting that if it’s your first time here. I also tried the drunken noodles and green curry and loved them. The menu has tons of delicious options, and the prices are very reasonable, especially given the generous portions. Don’t sleep on this place!

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.

I went on a weekday evening with my partner because we were craving Thai food. The parking was easy and the restaurant was cozy. The waitress was very friendly and attentive to the level of our drinks. She also offered her recommendation when we were debating between two dishes. We ordered the Drunken Noodles with chicken and the Khao Soi with chicken. Both were delicious but the Khao Soi was particularly good. I would recommend getting the Khao Soi if you are in the mood for a curry/noodle dish. I will definitely be back.

We tried take out from At Nine Thai tonight and weren't disappointed. The noodle dishes were well cooked. Portion sizes were good (you can make two meals from a dish). The extra spicy drunken noodles were delicious. The fresh rolls with peanut sauce were a good size and tasty. The crispy rolls were pretty squishy inside. We won't order those again. Otherwise, this is our new go to Thai restaurant.