Nua Thai Restaurant and Bar
$$ • Thai, Noodles, Cocktail BarAbout Nua Thai Restaurant and Bar
Customers' Favorites
Kao Pad Kra Prao Basil Fried Rice
Por Pia Tod Fried Egg Rolls
Suki Yaki Soup or Dry
Pad Pong Kari Talay
Thai with Chicken
Guy Tiew Kua Gai
Kana Moo Krob
Pad See IW
Pad Thai
Kao Soi
Nua Thai Restaurant and Bar Reviews
78 ratings
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Delicious and great that they are open late!
Had a great dinner here! Good food, not cheap, but Im happy to pay restaurant prices nowadays when the food is actually this good.
Also im very impressed with the cocktails: unique ingredients and well balanced.
Also im very impressed with the cocktails: unique ingredients and well balanced.
We were so busy running around that we didn’t even realize it was almost 10 PM and suddenly, almost every restaurant was already closed. Then Nua popped up and we saw they were open until 1 AM(on Saturday) Such a surprise!
We headed over right away and ordered peek kai tod, khao soi, pla tod, and tom zaap and wow, every single dish was incredible. So delicious, full of flavor, and truly authentic Thai taste.
We ended our night with the special delicious Thai...read full review
We headed over right away and ordered peek kai tod, khao soi, pla tod, and tom zaap and wow, every single dish was incredible. So delicious, full of flavor, and truly authentic Thai taste.
We ended our night with the special delicious Thai...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | 12 - 3PM 4PM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 12AM - 3PM 4 - 10PM |
Nua Thai Restaurant and Bar is a popular sit-down Thai eatery in Seattle. It offers a variety of delicious meals made with rice noodles, ideal for those with gluten intolerance. The menu features traditional Thai dishes such as pad pong kari talay, pad see lew, massaman curry, and mango sticky rice. Customers have found the menu to be diverse, with some unique items that are not usually available at other Thai restaurants. Many reviews highlight the Rad Nah and Pork Jowl as particularly tasty options, and the Mango Sticky Rice is often praised as "fire." The restaurant also serves a soup called Nam Ngiew, which many plan to try on their next visit. The drinks menu includes creative cocktails that complement the food well. The staff are professional, friendly, and attentive, providing good service throughout the meal. Prices are reasonable, making it a great spot for both casual dinners and nights out. The atmosphere is cool and unassuming, adding to the overall enjoyable experience. Customers appreciate the large menu, which allows for trying new dishes each time, and the restaurant’s commitment to flavorful, satisfying Thai food.