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Nourish Thai is a popular restaurant with good food and a pleasant atmosphere. We like sitting outdoors when we bring our dog and the indoor space is bright and flowery. We ordered the Pad See Ew with chicken as lunch special and a Bamee Moo Dang Poo (egg noodle with pork and crab) which I tried out of curiosity. I wasn't so excited about it and had plenty of shells in the crab meat, and in general was on the bland side. The Pad See Ew was great and is consistently good so that was nice. With lunch special it has good value too giving you an appetizer and a soup which we also liked. Great place for Thai that's near us, so we're happy to come here.

💛 Affordable local street food 😻 US$1.25 for a super scrumptious giant bowl of double-drumstick thai boat noodle in deliciously medicinal lemongrass herbal broth of wonderful richness that definitely could make every picky foodie drool — not to mention that their customer service is immaculately excellent up to the worldwide standards of most so-called 5-star Michelin’s ostentatious dining places; humble, down to earth & most importantly, they respect and show genuine love to and for the food they diligently harvest, urbanely prepare and joyfully cherish. An easy 5 Stars here, undoubtedly no further explanation is ever needed 🤩 wysiwyg, as simple and loving as that 🍗🍗 much love x infinity!! More Power to them, please keep supporting great food and hope they could continue to build a fantastic restaurant 🦾💪🏿💪🏾💪🏽💪🏻

A chain of the popular thai boat noodle, known for its small noodle dishes aka boat noodles and its many side dishes. Parking is relatively easy to find, though it may be different on weekdays as the help university is nexr door. The shop is clean with some outdoor seating available. Though i am not a fan of the dated table and chairs. The half chair half stool combination doesnt go well as some customers may prefer proper chairs instead of stools. The place is manned by a small crew of staff which is fine with the set up of the shop. You order on a piece of paper and pass it to the staff. Food came quick. The pathumthani had a sweet taste to it, while the ayyuthaya had a more herbal taste to it. The Khao Soi was creamy coconut curry with some spice to it. All bowls come with a choice of noodles and meat. Portion size was fine for the cheap price as you get the chance to sample the different noodles. I like the spicy creamy taste of the Khao Soi and the sweetness of the pathumthani; while the ayyuthaya was just ok for me. The crispy kangkung tempura was very good. It came with a dipping sauce that complements it well. The taro milk tea was abit sweet but i was looking forward to it. Overall, its not a wow place with super authentic thai taste, but a decent place for a meal with affordable prices and many small dishes to choose from. Will be back here when the cravings for thai boat noodles hit.