Nakorn Thai Restaurant

This was a horrible experience for us, mostly about the service. We came on a Friday night, so the restaurant was very busy, and it was understandable to us that service might be slow. We had 2 children with us, 1 needed a high chair. We asked for the high chair not once, not twice, but thrice. Every time we got a promise "OK it will come" but nothing came. Eventually gave up and my smallest child just sat on a normal chair. Then time to order. We ordered Pad Thai, and Pad See'ew (not sure how to spell that), and something else. Then we waited 45 minutes to get the food that we ordered, seeing tables that had come after us getting their food served. With 2 small children with us and it was getting late, but they did not bother to bring our food. We asked multiple times to please bring us something for the children to eat, anything! Again, got a promise "OK coming soon," and nothing until 45 minutes after we had placed our order did the food come. To be totally fair, food was OK, but nothing really to write home about. In general, the experience was horrible for us. They gave us 10% discount because they saw us getting very uneasy and annoyed. However, we would not come back.

Food and service was awesome! This thai resto is new but is making the right moves! Include the descent interior design of this resto. Feels like your on a fine dining resto, the food presentation is also neat. Accepts credit/debit card. High chair available. See image and video for further reference. Paid parking infront. Bathroom is clean and smells good

Average everything

We wanted to love it, but maybe we ordered the wrong food: TomYom soup, was a little too sour and contained 4 overcooked rubbery shrimp, a few button mushrooms and a lot of large slices of onions, really disappointing. Chicken dumplings were deep fried, expected pan seared thin skin dumplings, but the flavor was good. Chicken skewers were a good value for the price, flavorful and juicy, the peanut sauce was way too sweet. Chicken Pad Thai: overcooked thin sliced chicken breast in supper sweet sauce with the wrong type of noodles and greasy. Sweet and sour chicken with pineapple again was inedibley sweet with a tiny cup of rice, at least rice was cooked well. Service was very friendly, but wish flavors were a bit more authentic. We were sitting at the table right next to the kitchen, it has curtains instead of doors separateing it from the dining room and the kitchen noise was loud and intrusive

Beautifully decorated on a side street (Bank Street) in downtown Summit, Nakorn Thai restaurant has a nice menu selection to please both vegetarian and meat/seafood diners. The restaurant has a modern elegance to it, with tables spaced apart enough to have a nice private conversation. There is a long table in the center of the restaurant which can seat a large party. The music was too loud and whiny. I'd suggest playing only instrumental music as I found this annoying. The dishes we enjoyed included tom yum soup (which was way too spicy), Thai Basil Beef (also very spicy), green curry chicken, pad Thai and Mango Fish (which had little mango). We ate here on a Thursday evening and at 9pm the restaurant closes. We'd have stayed longer if given the choice. Overall nice place,.

Love this place, so glad it came to Summit! Staff are always very attentive and friendly. The curry puffs are fantastic.