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| - I dont know why I haven't reviewed this place since we've been coming here for about 5 years now. Anyway, to start it off, I'd like to explain that the 1 shy of star from a 4 star is due to the piece of hair i found on my Pad Thai from my to go order today and inconsistent service. The service in this place is almost always bad for both dine in and to go orders. But I wont complain too much since husband and I choose to come back over and over again. It's not the best Thai food we've had in town but it satisfies a good Thai food crave. We come back for the consistency in taste and price. My husband and I probably only cook at home twice a month so the rest of the days, we eat out twice or three times a day even. This place is one of our cheap spots. If you might wonder what's the best Thai food we've had in town so far is my friend's family home cooking lol jk. Im saying, I'm not Thai but have had good home cooked Thai meals so I know what to compare restaurants dishes to. I really like Archie's on Sahara and Fort Apache the best so far. And the worst would have to be Thai Place on Maryland and Flamingo. We've had quite a few different dishes from here over the few years and haven't really been disappointed. We've had some of the Chinese dishes as well, Sweet and Sour and Orange Chicken, etc, but I wont recommend them since...why would I when you're at in Thai restaurant? Kids love them though.
Dishes that we usually order on repeat and highly recommend are:
Pad Thai and Papaya Salad of course, Pad See Eu/Ew, Rad Na, Yellow Curry, Panang Curry, Pineapple Curry, Cashew Nuts rice plate, Spicy Basil Leaf rice plate, Grill Salad, and Crab Fried Rice.
Ok dishes:
Three Companion, Tom Yum, Khua Kai, Pineapple Fried Rice and Spicy Basil Leaf Fried Rice.
Would not recommend:
Pra Ram rice plate did not look nor tasted appetizing at all.
Their menu says Vegetarian options are available upon request on each items on the menu. If you are a true Vegetarian then make sure to ask about fish sauce on the dishes. I am a Pescatarian so I usually order dishes with Tofu (steamed sometimes fried) or sometimes Shrimp. My husband eats chicken and beef. All the dishes I mentioned above are good with all, chicken, beef, shrimp and tofu.
I love spicy food but am not a champ at it and my husband is not a fan. But Thai restaurant spice levels are nothing compared to home cooked Thai spice level. So most patrons should be safe here. I usually order spicy level 7/8 for a good heat and still enjoy or even 10 if I want a challenge since I need to drink lots of water since I didnt the past days lol. I can handle them but my husband's limit is 5.
TSNH 2 location is closest to us since it's on the outskirt of Summerlin South. We've also been to the one in ChiTown and Jones but TSNH 2 is better.
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