My Thai wife and I just finished dinner and am writing to say this place is a gem. My wife started with the Papaya Salad and I had Larb Gai, which is surprisingly not on the menu but pretty much a Thai staple. It was great they made this dish for me with no problem. We each added sticky rice. Both dishes were excellent. For our main course my wife ordered Holy Chicken Basil but substituted pork and I had the Peanut Chicken. We each added brown rice. Again, neither dish disappointed. I think we over-ordered because the potions were significant, thus we had take-home. No complaints there. We only drank water so the total meal was $44.00, which for as much food as we ordered was an exceptional value. As noted by other reviewers the restaurant is immaculate. The two young ladies named Gabby and Esperanza were constantly cleaning when not taking care of their food serving responsibilities. I mean they really cleaned. Not the cursory swipe of a nasty wet rag over a portion of a table. I wish all restaurants were half this clean! The cooks (Pa and Mawn) are the sweetest ladies and not surprisingly took time to talk to my wife and I to make sure we were pleased with our meal. If you have a desire for Thai food and are in the Scottsdale area I strongly urge you give this place a try as you will not be disappointed. It is after all aroi mak mak.
As a side note to another reviewer (Bryan K., Alexandria, VA), I realize we all have a right to our opinions (there's an old saying about such) but this struck me as write-anything-that's-on-your-mind(!) lacking much thought. I can't image what would have given you the impression it was a sushi establishment. Were you thrown by the name "Suh Noi" and didn't finish reading after the "su"? Here's a clue. If you ever walk into a sushi restaurant and there is no sushi bar, well, it's not a sushi restaurant. "Big tasting." "We got steamed." Who writes like that? We're all dumber for having had to endure your review. Be more responsible and literate when writing your reviews.