K'sone's Thai Dining & Lounge — Restaurant in Nashua

Update: The food has deteriorated the last few times we visited. We also noticed kitchen staff outside smoking. Not a good look for the business. The service is still excellent, but some of the dishes are much smaller portions or taste like they were previously frozen, and not fresh. Something has been lost here in the quality of the food. I hope they pull it together. The food here is fresh and flavorful. The curry dishes are particularly noteworthy, with rich, aromatic sauces that perfectly complement the tender meats and vegetables. The salmon is cooked to perfection, flaky and moist, with a delightful blend of spices. The rice dishes are well-prepared, offering a great balance of textures and flavors. The orange chicken is excellent—crispy, tangy, and absolutely delicious. While the food is incredibly tasty, I wouldn't say it's entirely authentic Thai cuisine, but it still offers a delightful dining experience.

The service at K'sones is top-notch. The staff is attentive, friendly, and always ready to help with a smile. They make you feel welcome and ensure that your dining experience is enjoyable. Our server was knowledgeable about the menu and offered great recommendations. While I'm not fond of some of their drinks, the bartender is great and always willing to make adjustments.

The restaurant has a warm and inviting atmosphere. The decor is tasteful, and the ambiance is perfect for both casual meals and special occasions. It's a great place to relax and enjoy a meal with family or friends. When you see the owner helping out on busy nights, that speaks volumes about their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

The prices are very reasonable, especially considering the quality of the food and service. You get excellent value for your money, and the portion sizes...

I've not had "Thai" food (whatever that is) in decades, though I order take-out Chinese food (whatever that is) maybe 3-4 times a year. While you should take comments here with a grain of coriander, you SHOULD consider what I paid for a main dish plus two apps: $54.25. Don't know what you think, but to me, that's dreadfully expensive. But this IS a restaurant; the dining room and even the strip mall exterior was very pretty (and VERY close to my house).

The small, spicy main course, $28, was based on seafood -- a deliberate choice amongst a menu with very few seafood choices. It was spicy and tasty, as I had always imagined Thai food to be, but ... compared with similar Chinese food entrees, just humdrum. I'd guess the 12 pieces of seafood in the dish cost little more than $2.

The appetizers were more interesting in appearance and taste but again of inferior value. The skimpy tray of dumplings were uninspiring but flavorful, if that makes sense .... like Thai comfort food (the centers were like delicious little Swedish meatballs). The spring roll app was creative and beautiful to look at but -- continuing with the theme -- nothing to write home about, taste-wise. Adding $3 for chicken rang up a $13 price; but it took true detective work to taste the chicken. The strange infused oil, served on the side, saved these bland wraps, offering a special savoriness.

Add it all up, and I'd say my four-star rating was a gift, especially given the horrendous price (3 1/2 stars would be more appropriate). If you're a deep-pocketed regular restaurant-goer looking for run-of-the-mill Chinese food with the word "Thai" on it, I'd say go for it, especially if you are eating in. As for me, I'll still be looking around the area for that perfect Asian eatery that offers something truly special at a price that doesn't call for...

Some of the best Thai food around! I ordered spice level of 5 for my entree and it was delicious and and not too spicy. The rest of my family doesn’t have the spice tolerance that I do and can’t handle Spice level 4 or 5. We’ve ordered many times, and spice level 2 or 3 for my family was perfectly fine. However, the last time we had ordered we had an order of normal(not the spicy version) Pad Thai that was very spicy, and an order of drunken noodles that was more than the normal spice level(2) that we order. The reason I’m taking the time to write this review is because this time, I was very clear and specific about the spice levels and specified that the drunken noodles previously were way hotter than 2 and to please make sure that it is right. Unfortunately the only spice level that was correct was the spice level of 5 that I had previously mentioned. When I had called to let them know, it was explained to me that when you specify, for example, a spice level of 2 for a dish that already has a spice level attributed to it on the menu, that it is made extra spicy in addition to what the menu level is. Which to me seems counterintuitive, as that would mean that if I ordered a spice level of 5(which is supposedly their highest spice level) for a dish that already has a spice on the menu, then it would be that much hotter than 5? This restaurant really deserves 5 Stars for their food, which is a shame as when the spice levels are as inconsistent as they have been for us it makes the food unenjoyable or even inedible at times(not...