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Nua Thai Restaurant and Bar
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Mountain Bureau LLC
1752 NW Market St #414, Seattle, WA 98107
V'Allure Boutique
5512 20th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Olympic Rooftop Pavilion
5214 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Ballard Branch - The Seattle Public Library
5614 22nd Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Ballard Commons Park
5701 22nd Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Marvin's Garden
5400 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Gilman Playground
923 NW 54th St, Seattle, WA 98107
Miyar Adventures
1120 NW Ballard Way, Seattle, WA 98107
Edith Macefield House
1438 NW 46th St, Seattle, WA 98107
Chihuly Studio
1111 NW 50th St, Seattle, WA 98107
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Cycle Dogs
5410 17th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
The Monkey Bridge
1723 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107
Nirvana
5401 17th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Arashi Ramen
5401 20th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
El Moose
5242 Leary Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Asadero Ballard
5405 Leary Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Shawarma Time
5407 20th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107, United States
shawarma prince
5300 15th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Palermo-Ballard
2005 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107, United States
Mr. Gyros
5522 20th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
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Hotel Ballard
5216 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107, United States
Ballard Inn
5300 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
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Nua Thai Restaurant and Bar

5410 17th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
4.7(55)
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attractions: Mountain Bureau LLC, V'Allure Boutique, Olympic Rooftop Pavilion, Ballard Branch - The Seattle Public Library, Ballard Commons Park, Marvin's Garden, Gilman Playground, Miyar Adventures, Edith Macefield House, Chihuly Studio, restaurants: Cycle Dogs, The Monkey Bridge, Nirvana, Arashi Ramen, El Moose, Asadero Ballard, Shawarma Time, shawarma prince, Palermo-Ballard, Mr. Gyros
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(206) 566-5063
Website
nuaseattle.com

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Featured dishes

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Nam Ngiew (Spicy Pork Noodle Soup)
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Pla Tod (Fried Fish)
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Hor Mok Talay (Steamed Seafood Curry In Coconut)
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Spicy Crispy Chicken
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Por Pia Tod (Fried Spring Rolls)
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Peek Gai Tod (Fried Chicken Wings)
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Gui Chai Tod (Fried Chive Cakes)
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Look Chin Ping (Grilled Pork Meatballs)
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Kor Moo Yang (Grilled Pork Jowl)
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Suea Rong Hai (Grilled Steak)
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Fried Brussels Sprouts
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Sai Oua (Pork Sausage)
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Tom Yum Nam Sai
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Tom Kha Soup
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Tom Jued
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Tom Zap
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Som Tum Thai
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Som Tum Plara
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Nam Kao Tod
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Larb
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Laab Nua (Northern Style Larb)
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Kra Prao
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Kana Moo Krob
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Kratiem Prik Thai
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Talay Pad Pong Kari (Yellow Curry Seafood Stir-Fry)
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Pad Pak (Mixed Veggies Stir-Fry)
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Spicy Crispy Chicken
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Kao Pad (Fried Rice)
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Kao Pad Kra Prao (Basil Fried Rice)
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Kao Pad Sapparos (Pineapple Fried Rice)
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Kao Pad Nam Prik Narok (Chili Paste Fried Rice)
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Pad Thai
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Pad See Iw
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Guay Tiew Ruea (Boat Noodle Soup)
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Suki Yaki (Soup Or Dry)
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Rad Nah
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Guay Tiew Kua Gai
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Mama Pad Kee Mao
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Kao Soi Gai
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Gyo Nam (Wonton Soup)
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Gang Keaw Waan With Rice
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Gang Massaman With Rice
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Gang Panang With Rice
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Gang Kari With Rice
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Jasmine Rice
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Sticky Rice
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Wide Noodles
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Thin Noodles
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Mango Sticky Rice
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Coconut Cake
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Mango Ice Cream
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Thai Tea Ice Cream
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Roti Gluay

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Nearby attractions of Nua Thai Restaurant and Bar

Mountain Bureau LLC

V'Allure Boutique

Olympic Rooftop Pavilion

Ballard Branch - The Seattle Public Library

Ballard Commons Park

Marvin's Garden

Gilman Playground

Miyar Adventures

Edith Macefield House

Chihuly Studio

Mountain Bureau LLC

Mountain Bureau LLC

5.0

(11)

Closed
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V'Allure Boutique

V'Allure Boutique

5.0

(9)

Open 24 hours
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Olympic Rooftop Pavilion

Olympic Rooftop Pavilion

4.7

(61)

Closed
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Ballard Branch - The Seattle Public Library

Ballard Branch - The Seattle Public Library

4.3

(95)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Nua Thai Restaurant and Bar

Cycle Dogs

The Monkey Bridge

Nirvana

Arashi Ramen

El Moose

Asadero Ballard

Shawarma Time

shawarma prince

Palermo-Ballard

Mr. Gyros

Cycle Dogs

Cycle Dogs

4.7

(284)

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The Monkey Bridge

The Monkey Bridge

4.5

(351)

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Nirvana

Nirvana

4.9

(162)

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Arashi Ramen

Arashi Ramen

4.6

(655)

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Reviews of Nua Thai Restaurant and Bar

4.7
(55)
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5.0
42w

Welcoming ⭐️ Low Key ⭐️ Flavor Chemistry ⭐️ Classic Modern ⭐️

If you're a fan of Jonathan Gold's Los Angeles food list, the one that specifically names Jitlada, Nua is absolutely phenomenal! A promise to Thai cuisine of Seattle.

I will say, I, based on the initial photos, I did have my reservations, but the 4.9 rating kept me returning to the restaurant option, especially for a first time Seattle Thai restaurant experience.

After being encouraged not to travel the 20 min out of the city to try Nua, being suggested 4.2, 4.3 stars instead, we decided to stick to our intuitive experience and try it.

We grabbed a 20 min Uber (which with fun west African music & enlightening conversation felt like 10 min) and were the first to arrive to NUA, which looked so empty it appeared closed.

I reluctantly opened the Uber door... My driver asking me," are you sure this is the place?" "Is it even open?" I said... "let me check"...and walked confidently away from the Uber into being greeted by Austin, the front face, originally fron San Diego, of Nua.

I waved goodbye to our Uber driver from inside, leaving all my trust to Austin, who is warm, welcoming, and takes humble pride in knowing how special Nua is. We felt in great company and hands as soon as we walked through the door.

We explained to Austin that we needed, craved, died for authentic Thai we explained we're thai chili kind of girls.

We explained "We're from California, which hosts Jitlada, and barley itches the cultural scratch" but Austin knew what we meant...what we were talking about. My sister exclaimed, "I want it so spicy it makes my tummy hurt."

Austin very confidently said: "ok, order a five on spicy. That's basline for you. We can always add more."

Being from California, we don't mess around. We want to go as deep as the food culture, no matter the culture, invites us to go. We want to hurt so good with flavor.

We ordered 3 dishes, which we worried might be too much food, but Austin explained it was perfect as long as we reduced the rice. We did 2 portions of rice pp, which was perfect as the food portions were singular...while breathtakingly delicious enough to share and feel full.

The dry curry spice mix seafood dish was some of the freshest, most tender seafood I've ever eaten EVER, forget about it being a fried curry dish. Clams, muscles, shrimp, scallops..and veggies. Absolutely delightful. We got it as a 5.

We also got a sliced beef dish, which was seasoned with garlic cloves and a dry house spice. 10/10 would recommend: but keep in mind the portion size is barley good for 2 people... it's really a portion made for one if no other item is selected. The final dish we ordered was the classic red curry over white rice with chicken, which with a side thia chili and fish sauce side....over rice is to die for.

We hope this review helps. Enjoy!

10/10 would fly back to Seattle...

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5.0
20w

My gf and I were in the area and decided to stop by here as we like Thai food and it was a newer restaurant in the area. I expected this place to have the usual Thai choices, but I was pleasantly surprised. Not only do they have the popular choices, but they also do have unique items that you can't get at usual Thai restaurants. We like trying new things, so we decided to order the grilled steak, pork jowl, Kra Pao, Rad Nah, and the Mango Sticky Rice. They were all really good especially the Rad Nah and Pork Jowl. We also tried the soup for the Nam Ngiew which I will be going back to try next time. The mango sticky rice to top off the night was Fire. I would definitely recommend going here if you want to try something different and I love that the menu is big enough where you can try new things each time you go. The price is very reasonable too. I for one, am definitely going back and...

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5.0
39w

Hello!

So, I'm on an absurd mission to find the best Pad Thai in Seattle, and in my 5 years of living here, the flavor on this Pad Thai is absolutely amazing.

I've tried Pad Thai from over 30 restaurants in the Seattle area in the past few years, and this is honestly the best. Shockingly, on a Friday night at 8:00 p.m. the restaurant was almost empty. Surely it could be the location, but I feel this place deserves more attention, the staff were amazing, The service was polite and respectful, and I feel the sheer excellence of the food could go incredibly far in this area, since the Pad Thai that I've tried in the area has, for the majority, been disappointing.

I urge you to give this place a chance, and I hope the flavor lives up to my experience and...

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Faizah RajputFaizah Rajput
Welcoming ⭐️ Low Key ⭐️ Flavor Chemistry ⭐️ Classic Modern ⭐️ If you're a fan of Jonathan Gold's Los Angeles food list, the one that specifically names Jitlada, Nua is absolutely phenomenal! A promise to Thai cuisine of Seattle. I will say, I, based on the initial photos, I did have my reservations, but the 4.9 rating kept me returning to the restaurant option, especially for a first time Seattle Thai restaurant experience. After being encouraged not to travel the 20 min out of the city to try Nua, being suggested 4.2, 4.3 stars instead, we decided to stick to our intuitive experience and try it. We grabbed a 20 min Uber (which with fun west African music & enlightening conversation felt like 10 min) and were the first to arrive to NUA, which looked so empty it appeared closed. I reluctantly opened the Uber door... My driver asking me," are you sure this is the place?" "Is it even open?" I said... "let me check"...and walked confidently away from the Uber into being greeted by Austin, the front face, originally fron San Diego, of Nua. I waved goodbye to our Uber driver from inside, leaving all my trust to Austin, who is warm, welcoming, and takes humble pride in knowing how special Nua is. We felt in great company and hands as soon as we walked through the door. We explained to Austin that we needed, craved, died for authentic Thai we explained we're thai chili kind of girls. We explained "We're from California, which hosts Jitlada, and barley itches the cultural scratch" but Austin knew what we meant...what we were talking about. My sister exclaimed, "I want it so spicy it makes my tummy hurt." Austin very confidently said: "ok, order a five on spicy. That's basline for you. We can always add more." Being from California, we don't mess around. We want to go as deep as the food culture, no matter the culture, invites us to go. We want to hurt so good with flavor. We ordered 3 dishes, which we worried might be too much food, but Austin explained it was perfect as long as we reduced the rice. We did 2 portions of rice pp, which was perfect as the food portions were singular...while breathtakingly delicious enough to share and feel full. The dry curry spice mix seafood dish was some of the freshest, most tender seafood I've ever eaten EVER, forget about it being a fried curry dish. Clams, muscles, shrimp, scallops..and veggies. Absolutely delightful. We got it as a 5. We also got a sliced beef dish, which was seasoned with garlic cloves and a dry house spice. 10/10 would recommend: but keep in mind the portion size is barley good for 2 people... it's really a portion made for one if no other item is selected. The final dish we ordered was the classic red curry over white rice with chicken, which with a side thia chili and fish sauce side....over rice is to die for. We hope this review helps. Enjoy! 10/10 would fly back to Seattle for a craving.
Reya QuintosReya Quintos
The saddest Thai food I ever ate in my life! My friend told me “let’s go try this new place” I order a tom yum soup w seafood as my protein; ok, it came w two clams, one shrimp, decent amount of mushrooms and 2 slides of tomatoes -_- , like bruh in that case just don’t give me anything…. I Oder another dish which I forgot the name and a lot of ingredients were missing, my friend bought it because it mentioned to have broccoli, and guess what?! There was no broccoli on it 😭, at least the taste was decent. We paid $45 dollars, tbh not worth it at all, ngl never coming back unfortunately 🫤.
Milton EdwardMilton Edward
I definitely had dish envy here. My meal was not that great however, the people I was with loved their selections. The steak and rice dish I had was pricey, plain, and not that great. I should have skipped the dipping sauce 🤢 Probably a 2 star plate. I needed some chili sauce for flavor but by the time I could get servers attention my steak was already cold. So I would go back but I would order something else. Service was a bit slow during lunch hour, but they only had one server.
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Welcoming ⭐️ Low Key ⭐️ Flavor Chemistry ⭐️ Classic Modern ⭐️ If you're a fan of Jonathan Gold's Los Angeles food list, the one that specifically names Jitlada, Nua is absolutely phenomenal! A promise to Thai cuisine of Seattle. I will say, I, based on the initial photos, I did have my reservations, but the 4.9 rating kept me returning to the restaurant option, especially for a first time Seattle Thai restaurant experience. After being encouraged not to travel the 20 min out of the city to try Nua, being suggested 4.2, 4.3 stars instead, we decided to stick to our intuitive experience and try it. We grabbed a 20 min Uber (which with fun west African music & enlightening conversation felt like 10 min) and were the first to arrive to NUA, which looked so empty it appeared closed. I reluctantly opened the Uber door... My driver asking me," are you sure this is the place?" "Is it even open?" I said... "let me check"...and walked confidently away from the Uber into being greeted by Austin, the front face, originally fron San Diego, of Nua. I waved goodbye to our Uber driver from inside, leaving all my trust to Austin, who is warm, welcoming, and takes humble pride in knowing how special Nua is. We felt in great company and hands as soon as we walked through the door. We explained to Austin that we needed, craved, died for authentic Thai we explained we're thai chili kind of girls. We explained "We're from California, which hosts Jitlada, and barley itches the cultural scratch" but Austin knew what we meant...what we were talking about. My sister exclaimed, "I want it so spicy it makes my tummy hurt." Austin very confidently said: "ok, order a five on spicy. That's basline for you. We can always add more." Being from California, we don't mess around. We want to go as deep as the food culture, no matter the culture, invites us to go. We want to hurt so good with flavor. We ordered 3 dishes, which we worried might be too much food, but Austin explained it was perfect as long as we reduced the rice. We did 2 portions of rice pp, which was perfect as the food portions were singular...while breathtakingly delicious enough to share and feel full. The dry curry spice mix seafood dish was some of the freshest, most tender seafood I've ever eaten EVER, forget about it being a fried curry dish. Clams, muscles, shrimp, scallops..and veggies. Absolutely delightful. We got it as a 5. We also got a sliced beef dish, which was seasoned with garlic cloves and a dry house spice. 10/10 would recommend: but keep in mind the portion size is barley good for 2 people... it's really a portion made for one if no other item is selected. The final dish we ordered was the classic red curry over white rice with chicken, which with a side thia chili and fish sauce side....over rice is to die for. We hope this review helps. Enjoy! 10/10 would fly back to Seattle for a craving.
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The saddest Thai food I ever ate in my life! My friend told me “let’s go try this new place” I order a tom yum soup w seafood as my protein; ok, it came w two clams, one shrimp, decent amount of mushrooms and 2 slides of tomatoes -_- , like bruh in that case just don’t give me anything…. I Oder another dish which I forgot the name and a lot of ingredients were missing, my friend bought it because it mentioned to have broccoli, and guess what?! There was no broccoli on it 😭, at least the taste was decent. We paid $45 dollars, tbh not worth it at all, ngl never coming back unfortunately 🫤.
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I definitely had dish envy here. My meal was not that great however, the people I was with loved their selections. The steak and rice dish I had was pricey, plain, and not that great. I should have skipped the dipping sauce 🤢 Probably a 2 star plate. I needed some chili sauce for flavor but by the time I could get servers attention my steak was already cold. So I would go back but I would order something else. Service was a bit slow during lunch hour, but they only had one server.
Milton Edward

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