Nourish Thai — Restaurant in New York

I've ordered from Nourish Thai for the past year. The food is truly delicious, always delivered hot and perfect. I decided to dine in with my friend & son. I wish I remembered the waiter's name. But it was a male. He was rude from the start of entering the restaurant. I asked for bottled water with to go cups and utensils. He simply ignored everything I said and bought tap water with silver utensils, I ignored him we sat down, I ordered multiple items per usual. The pad see ew, Basil Fried Rice, Calamari & Thai Fried Rice was delicious. I asked him for bottles of water again that he simply never brought to the table. I asked him to remove the glass bottles from the table for safety purposes he ignored that as well, continually rolling his eyes. He neglected to return after taking the order, he spent majority of his time standing near the exit door of the restaurant texting. ( I'm assuming he was upset prior to my arrival and didn't take anything person). I asked for the check, it was exactly $111 (15% of this will be $16.65, 18% of this would be $19.98) Again the service was horrible besides the gentleamen from the back bringing the food to the table. He brought the check to the table I gave him $120 cash and took another $10 bill out of my pocket. While waiting for him to return to the table I said hey you can keep the change and while reaching to give him the $10 bill out of my hand he yelled in a loud tone your only leaving $9.00 a tip is 18%. He then proceeded to throw the change onto the table and said again you're only leaving $9.00. I truly couldn't do anything but laugh at him. Let me add gratuity isn't mandatory here nor is it added into the check but his service was horrible to assume he deserved 18% is mind boggling. Again storming off having a tantrum like a toddler was just disgusting. I'll never return so if you visit be sure to tip 18% no matter the service received and tip immediately when paying your bill because it seems like thats what they are expecting. Again the service...

A New Thai Love Affair: Nourish Thai

Our culinary adventures took an unexpected and delightful turn when we stumbled upon Nourish Thai. This place isn't just a restaurant; it's a revelation in the realm of Thai cuisine.

The dish that has utterly captivated my palate is the 'Pak Mor Massamun'. The flavors in this dish are so exquisite and well-balanced, they linger in your memory long after the meal is over. It's reached the point where my husband and I often find ourselves ordering two servings, just to satisfy our newfound craving.

Every dish we've tried exudes a sense of 'nourishment' — clean, vibrant flavors that taste as if they're doing as much good to your body as they are to your taste buds. It's a rare quality in food that leaves you feeling both satiated and healthfully indulged.

While we've yet to experience Nourish Thai in its brick-and-mortar glory, their delivery game is impressively on point. If the food is this phenomenal when it arrives at our doorstep, the thought of dining in is almost too exciting. It's a testament to their commitment to quality and flavor, ensuring that even those enjoying their meals at home get the full Nourish Thai experience.

In summary, Nourish Thai is more than just our new favorite Thai spot; it's a culinary obsession. The restaurant has set a new standard for what Thai food can be, and we're eagerly looking forward to our first dine-in experience. If you haven't tried Nourish Thai yet, you're missing out on a truly exceptional gastronomic...

I LOVE Thai food but usually when I have a craving I head to Manhattan. This time around a friend suggested this place because it was new-ish and she hadn't tried this place yet. She's as big a fan of pan-asian cuisine, as am I, so I trusted her and I felt like there was a good probability that I would like the food. I'm probably biased though because I don't think I've ever had Thai food I didn't like.

Anyways, the first thing I noticed upon entering the restaurant was that it was warm! During the winter the worst thing in the world is to take your jacket off for etiquette's sake but then have to suffer because of drafts or because the dining room is kept cool on purpose. My companion and I met around 5:30 pm, before the place filled up but about an hour and a half in the place was almost full. But enough of the background.

The service was fast from the beginning. The food came out very quickly. It was hot and tasty. We had the Roti (Didn't know that the Thai made their own version of roti), Dumplings, Thai fried rice and a few of their Lychee Mojitos. Zero complaints!

My only word of caution is something that isn't really in the restaurant's control: The place seems kid friendly so on our visit there were some kids from different parties running about. Again, not the restaurant's fault and it seemed like some of their patrons were from the immediate vicinity... but it was a definite distraction. Regardless, Nourish Thai is totally...