Loved the Red Snapper served here with tamarind sauce. This place is a must-try. We had other dishes; the Pad Thai, Satay, Spring rolls, and wantons were genuinely worth mentioning.I was interested to see the crew behind the whole Red Snapper deal. I saw many people doing their chores, but one thing they mentioned stood out to me. They said it's teamwork! I couldn't agree more.This is the Red Snapper and the whole crew.From left: Fabian, Mateo, Walter, and Martha!Kudos, a good team makes customers happy and, in turn, creates good memories.
Khao Soi Noodle Soup is the bomb. I order it everytime I come here. The fried rice portions are massive, the vegetarian egg rolls delicious, and the service is always very nice.
DELICIOUS! I had ate Larb and my daughter had the beef soup. The wontons were really good and I loved their peanut sauce. Service was good, and the place is well kept. Will be coming back.
Best place for Khao Soi in the Twin Cities. The star of this dish is the broth. The broth is rich and full of flavor. The chicken meat easily came off the bone. If you like Khao Soi or never heard of this Thai noodle soup dish, definitely give this place a try!
Very nice and tasty. Would visit again with my family in the future. ?
This is my favorite Thai restaurant in Minnesota. The panang curry is flavorful and fresh. The pineapple curry is my go-to dish as it bursts with complex and colorful flavors. I order it medium spicy (which may be on the hot side of medium). The cheese wontons are fresh like everything else. The servers are friendly and the space warm and inviting. A great place to meet up with friends around a table. They even have free parking behind the restaurant.
Great food and prices. The pad Thai and fried rice are amazing and flavorful. Medium heat was definitely the perfect heat if you enjoy spicy food, otherwise mild if spicy food isn’t your forte.
In my opinion, this is the best Thai in Minneapolis. Excellent flavor in the curry dishes, and the egg rolls are just perfect. I would love to see kabocha squash in a dish somewhere on the menu one day (pumpkin curry?). So glad KhunNai is in the neighborhood!
We had a late lunch here and it was quite good. We sampled Tom kha with tofu and it was delicious if a little sweet. Our noodle dish was delicious. I usually measure a Thai restaurant by their Pad Thai, but my luncheon partner had other ideas. The place was quiet, good for conversation and the service was prompt and friendly. I will return (to try the Pad Thai).
The food here is excellent. Just had Chicken Pad Thai (hot), Chicken Thai Fried Rice (hot) and Seafood Tom Kha (hot). All of it was delicious. We thought the prices were really reasonable in comparison to other places within 5-10 miles. Best of all - when you choose the 'hot' spice level, it is actually hot. At many places you have to make up a spice level and ask for really, really hot. Definitely check this place out if you're looking for an affordable, quality Thai experience.