Nourish Thai

Just discovered the delightful flavors of Thai cuisine at this cozy spot! The comforting beef soup is tender, perfectly spiced, and warms the soul. The green curry duck is rich and flavorful — definitely a game-changer. And don’t miss their vibrant salads — fresh, refreshing, and as beautiful as they are delicious. If you’re a Thai food lover, this place is an absolute must-try! Follow me @foodie.elite on IG and TikTok for more good food and events!

Great spot with pleasant interior, super friendly personnel and great menu. Tom yum was flavorful (and a smaller portion proved to be huge), grandma’s secret recipes all sound yummy, and winter specials look great (Pak Mor didn’t disappoint). Will be back to try more!

Such a cute spot! Everything we ordered was delicious and beautifully presented. We started with the Chicken Satay and the Roti Massamun which came with a rich, flavorful curry sauce. The Soft Shell Crab Mango Salad was so good , crispy crab paired with mango. For mains, my favorites were the Pad Thai Ninja (loved the BBQ roasted pork twist!) and the Gaolao Nuer beef soup -spicy, hearty, and full of depth. Very flavorful, def need to eat with rice. The Pad Se-Ew was also delicious. Dessert was a first for me , the Kanom Tuay, a pandan coconut pudding that was so light and creamy For drinks we had the Spicy Sahara and Green Waterfall, both very refreshing. Service was fast and friendly. I’ll definitely be back!

Came here with a group of 9 and got seats pretty quickly in the back room, tried a bunch of dishes and i recommend the chive pancakes and pad thai with shrimp, other items like the soup and duck are skippable. Super friendly staff :)

Pretty good Thai food. I order from here decently often and it’s never disappointing, sometimes it’s better than just pretty good. Thai classics with some extra protein options you don’t see elsewhere. I tried the ba mee moo deng poo last night and it was really good.

I really like their mango glutinous rice dessert. 🥭This was my first visit and I think I will come back again.

Came in around 4 PM on a Saturday with no reservation and was immediately seated by the window. The restaurant is cozy with a really cute interior. I had the crispy duck Panang curry and it was amazing crispy outside, tender inside, and the curry was rich and flavorful. The Thai iced tea was refreshing. Great service, great food. Definitely coming back!

Their panang curry is fire! The kaffir lime leaves & veggies with it are perfection. I got it with tofu. So good I got it two nights in a row 😆 great service & fun cocktails.

Spicy, Sweet, and Full of Flavor at @nourishthai. Love this place ! The crispy duck has perfectly crispy skin, super tender meat with sweet-savory sauce. I wasn't expecting to love it this much. Golden-fried soft shell crab sits atop a refreshing bed of mango salad is the perfect balance of crunchy, zesty, sweet, and savory. What we ordered : - Salmon Prig Khing - Ped Lard Prik (crispy duck) - Eggplant Basil with Shrimp - Soft Shell Crab Mango Salad - Pla Tod Samunpai (Fried whole Branzino) - Fried Tofu (Appetizer) - Dessert : * Watermelon & Sweet Dried Fish * Chocolate Lava Cake

Was in Brooklyn for an event and part of our NY trip recently. We were taken to Nourish for dinner and had reservations. When we arrived, our table was ready...there was six of us and we were sat at a large table by the window. It was a bit tight getting in but once we sat we were comfortable and eager to eat! This is one of my granddaughter's favorite places and she was excited to have us eat there. Most of us were familiar with Thai and knew pretty much what we wanted. A couple of our group were not and were scared to try anything so we were successful in getting them order the chicken satay and some white rice. They were happy although one of them did try a few of the other dishes we got. Granddaughter wanted the Chive Pancake, which were so different from what I've had previously and their version of a Green Onion Pancake. Overall everything was so good and flavorful and we were happy!

This has to be the cutest Thai spot I've visited in a long time. Quality service, friendly staff, beautiful floral decor, and everything you need for a romantic or casual dinner. Next, shoutout to Nookie our waitress for providing quality recommendations for every dish selected. She was very hospitable and attentive and cared for our table from start to finish. Starters: We ordered curry puffs and fried calamari (not pictured) for the table. The curry puffs were DIVINE! A buttery crust stuffed with flavorful spices. This dish was a winner on its own but once paired with the sauce on the side, a magical experience happened with my tastebuds. The fried calamari was also a hit, a little chewy for me, but the batter was well seasoned and the calamari was fresh! Very delicious Main entree: I ordered the Kao Obb Mor Din and I have to say that this dish was SCRUMPTIOUS! A hearty serving, which I didn't finish, packed with flavors which blended together perfectly. They were very generous with the serving of shrimp, chicken, and Chinese sausage and neither overpowered the other. The flavors stood out well on its own and meshed together for culinary perfection. My entire family enjoyed their meals so it's fair to say that this place is a hit for consistency in flavor. I'd definitely recommend them to anyone and cannot wait to return!

Nourish truly nourished my soul This place slaps. We got there around 7:30 on a Tuesday, waited 15 minutes, and they gave us a patio table to sip drinks while we waited. Soon after, we were seated inside and ordered the Pad Thai with roasted duck and the Salmon Prig Khing. The food came out fast and was so good. The Pad Thai was DELISH--$25 with eight slices of duck? yes pls. Low spice, high flavor. I'm sure it could've been more spicy if we asked tho. The Salmon was super flavorful too, and the crispy skin was perf. Staff were amazinggg--super helpful with my tree nut and coconut allergies, and luckily, no modifications needed. Inside, the ambiance is nice. Acoustics aren't perfect, but we could chat just fine. Overall, I lurv Nourish. Great food, great vibes, and reasonably priced for Brooklyn.

Let me tell you - Thai food is my favorite and this place really takes the cake. We visited with family that lives in Brooklyn, and it was so good I had to get a dish to go before we left town! The restaurant is super cute inside, small as many are in the area, but lively with all tables filled and a small bar in the back. The service was good - we always had what we needed and food came quick. We ordered an array of appetizers, salads, and entrees and each one was delicious. I had the drunken noodles and they were outstanding - definitely in my top 3 of all time. Can't wait to come back on my next trip!

Outstanding food, extremely fast take away service and decent pricing on high quality tasty Thai food . What's good is that the food is not loaded up with salt and sugar They use spices and real food - imagine???

We came here for dinner tonight and absolutely loved our experience! The staff was so friendly and we loved all of the dishes we tried! The summer specials we got to try were all delicious as well. Our favorite dish of the night was definitely the Beef padseeew or the Chocolate lava cake with coconut ice cream. We will definitely be back!

During our visit from the West Coast, my daughter--who goes to university here--kept bragging about the best Thai food in town, so we had to check it out. The place was small and cosy, with extra seating in the back. We ordered crispy spring rolls, calamari, green curry, and a couple of other dishes. Wow! The food was absolutely delicious, beautifully presented, and the service was fantastic. The drinks were excellent too--though a bit small for my taste, they were definitely flavourful. I'd absolutely go again!

Cute and BUSY! I was very happy that they had kao soi on the menu. Presentation was different but still very delicious. They also have very good cocktails that are not light on the alcohol. The Pea Lua was amazing (pineapple cocktail). Another pleasant surprise was that they had at least 10 mains that were not your typical thai menu staples. They were called grandma secret recipes. I punked out and ordered something familiar, but would love to try something else another time.

Pak Mor Puk (Crepe Dumpling) Smooth yet chewy, it has a subtle rice aroma, pairs perfectly with the pungent taste from chive. Eating alone it's mildly flavored and comforting, but you can also dip it in the tangy soy sauce for an extra kick. Soft Shell Crab Mango Salad The batter is light, not overly greasy. Love the generous amount of mango salad, a cc must-order in summer GAI KAMIN SOMTUM Chicken is well spiced and tender. Papaya salad is snappy, tangy and sweet, tingles your taste bud. GREEN CURRY with crispy duck Really rich and dreamy curry! The duck is crispy and tasty. The Thai eggplant soaks up the curry like sponge, so yum! *KEA MAO with shrimp A huge fan of broad noodles. Each bite is savory and fiery, with bouncy shrimps. Kao Obb Mor Din Very interesting fried rice with taro, and lots of sausages and chicken and shrimp for meat lovers! JADE STEAMED DUMPLINGS The jade green color is so appetizing! The filling is a mix of textures: crunchy water chestnut, meaty mushroom, crisp carrot... a healthy dish!

Came here with a friend tonight she got the Pad see ew and i got the Masaan curry with beef and a thai iced tea. We didn't have to wait long for a table at all. We got a table inside by the kitchen, so it was a little chaotic and I didn't feel comfortable to lean back in my chair so much as I tried to lean back once and immediately bumped into someone else walking by. Onto the food. The food was amazing my favorite curry to date minus the slightly chewy at times meat. The tea was decent, but nothing special. The ambience is nice although it did feel very hectic and I couldn't stay long because I was starting to feel overwhelmed. Would def return for a takeout.

This is a great Thai spot in this area. I stumbled on it and keep ordering in from it but I think I should take a cute trip in sometime as their interior looks so cute! The dumplings are on the more expensive side so this place is definitely a treat/cheat meal but it is so good. My favorite items are: - Thai Steamed Dumplings - Jade Steamed Dumplings - Crispy Spring Rolls - Papaya Salad I should branch out and get some more of their items since I know how good just the handful of things I've tried have been so I'll happily update my review once I try more. Delivery is fast and efficient.

Found a hidden gem in Brooklyn! they serve Delicious, homemade Thai food cooked with grandma's recipes . The restaurant has Beautiful decor with the friendliest service that made the whole experience amazing. This experience made left us Feeling happy and full! We recommend to definitely get the duck, it had an amazing sweet chili garlic sauce, chive pancakes, curry and mango sticky rice. Honestly, you can't go wrong with anything you order here. What we got: Drinks: Phu Rae An Chan Appetizers: CHIVE PANCAKE PAPAYA SALAD ROTI MASSAMUN Entrees: LARB PLA branding PED LARD PRIK crispy duck 1 CRAB FRIED RICE Dessert: Mango sticky rice

The place seems to be quite popular and busy. It has both inside and outside seating. Don't get me wrong, I gave 4 star for food simply because there is nothing to remember. It is good but average Thai restaurant. The service is very quick.

Nourish Thai in Brooklyn is such a cute and cozy Thai restaurant. As soon as you arrive, you are greeted with big smiles and sincere hospitality. The space is aesthetically pleasing and have a nice vibe. You can choose to dine indoor or outdoor. We had trouble figuring out what to order because they all sounded delicious. The staff was so helpful to help with recommendations based on our preferences. An absolutely delight to try this place. This is a must visit!

Lovely ambiance to enjoy dinner and a convenient location close to the park. There are better value takeout Thai places in Brooklyn, but Nourish is my favorite for eating at the restaurant. Curries are consistently great -- the green curry is my favorite. Servers are all kind and welcoming! Would recommend.

Awesome Thai spot. Walked in at around 6:30 on a Friday and there was no wait for the two of us, though it was packed. I tried: + Thai iced tea - great + Kiew nam (special) - awesome + Tom yum soup - sadly too spicy for me, but if you like lethal spice, this is the dish for you + Curry puff - ok, nothing too special + Roti massamun - great, and a good way to try the curry if you don't want to order a full entree + Chicken Khao soi - this was the top highlight for me - the noods were soo chewy Would return for that Khao soi alone. 4.5 stars.

**Take-out Review Only** I've been looking for good Thai food for a while, and always seem to get good Thai food, but not great. This place is EXCELLENT! I ordered through another delivery site, and decided to get a few things from the menu to see if it would be worth it to order from here again in the future. This place is FAR from my home for delivery, but it was well worth the over hour wait, in my personal opinion. The delivery guy was so patient and really appreciated our generous tip. We ordered the curry puffs to start - very dense and very tasty! You give a punch in the face of authentic Thai flavors. A must if you're sharing with friends or family. My husband got the beef pad se ew, and he inhaled it; I never even got a bite to taste. He said it was the BEST he's ever had, and couldn't believe the portion and overall taste. This one is a staple. I on the other hand, ordered my usual go-to of shrimp pad kea mao and WOW - the spice is NO joke! I will have to tell them to make it even more mild next time, because their regular unaltered version was deliciously spicy, but I was sweating! Proceed with caution on their spice. Lastly. their thai iced tea helped to wash everything down perfectly. Not too sweat and not too much ice to water it down; I was a fan. I hope to visit here in person on a future date night, but for now, we know better to order earlier so we can eat when we'd like to. Very pleased!

Came here for lunch for my birthday and enjoyed my meal, service was cool our waitress was kind and she explained the menu to us when we had questions, overall cute spot that I will keep visiting I really enjoy the food here

This place is pretty solid. Great ambiance and service. Cute drink menu with specialty cocktails. Small drinks though...three four sips and I was done. Chicken wings appetizer was very good crispy tasty. The steam dumplings was ok. Salmon pad prik king was cooked well and yummy spicy delicious curry paste. Duck with rice was tasty and crispy but too much sauce for me. Fried rice was pretty good too. Fancy Thai. Definitely would revisit.

This is by far my favorite Thai place in Prospect Heights. Every time I come, I'm amazed by the flavor and taste of everything. The inside is really cute, with boho decor. They also have a back patio that they open when during the summer. The cocktail selection is pretty large and I really like the purple drink. It's topped with prosecco and pairs really nicely with the food. I've gotten the Pad See Ew and hunger noodles and both are amazing. The texture of the flat noodles is perfect. They're chewy and soft, but not overcooked. I liked how the hunger noodles had a bit of everything. The crunch of the bean sprouts was a good contrast to everything. The dish does come medium spicy, which you can adjust. I ordered mine less spicy but it still came out pretty spicy so be aware if your spice tolerance is not good. Overall, this is such a cute and place and is definitely my go to in the area!

Very authentic Thai food! Met up with a friend who lives around Brooklyn down town for dinner tonight. They got the classic pad Thai, pad see ew, etc. they got a special menu too. But I'm here to write about their drinks! Their drinks are very interesting! They even got a popcorn cocktail. I knew someone who loves popcorn! I hope she reads my review and come try it! I got the ma mung and my friend got the keng huy. Both were delicious!!

I searched high and low for this spot on Ubereats after coming across it one time a few weeks ago and not bookmarking it. I saw a picture of their crab fried rice here on Yelp while looking for somewhere to order from and made a mental note to add it to my list. Last weekend I had some BOMB crab fried rice and literally 2 days later, I was craving it again. So I thought, "I need to find that place i saw on Uber." They plate the crab on top of the rice in a very appealing way lol so I knew what I was looking for, took me forever. I had high hopes, so when I finally found them I decided to try their Pad Se Ew as well. They're a little pricey compared to other Thai spots around here if I'm being honest but like I said, I had high hopes and didn't care. $16 for the veggie pad se ew and $20 for the rice which I felt was not bad for the quality of crab. I'm not gonna lie to y'all though, the rice was disappointing. Absolutely filled to the brim but lacking. It was mushy, needed more flavor, just not at all what I was expecting and after having amazing rice literally just two days before, theirs didn't stand a chance. The crab was tasty and fresh but there was so much rice and not enough crab to go around. Also would've liked larger and more fried egg pieces mixed in. It was very much just a ton of rice and a handful of crab, nothing else. No dimension. No texture. Not enough flavor. Not what I was expecting at all and definitely wouldn't get again. The pad se ew however was great. That one didn't come full to the brim which I thought was kind of annoying for it being $16 but whatever. Great flavor, nice selection of veggies to go around. Larger egg pieces too. It did what needed to be done. I actually ended up scooping the crab out of my rice and mixing it in with the noodles. Enjoyed it a lot more that way because after about 5-6 spoons of rice, I was over it. Definitely didn't want that crab going to waste. I would order again but I'm just gonna stick to their noodles dishes and maybe try their fish entree.

Really good Thai food! I ate outside and the service was great. Thai Herb Wings, Pad See Ew, and the special. Great ambiance.

Pretty good place for Thai food! The inside is cute, there was some sort of flower trellis on the ceiling that was very aesthetic! They have outdoor seating as well. Service was great and no complaints there. Came here on a weekend for lunch! We shared the curry puffs as an appetizer which were really yummy! Lots of filling and the sweet cucumber relish was the perfect compliment to the puffs. For a drink, I got a nonalcoholic passion fruit drink that was super refreshing and sweet! My main was the massamun curry with chicken. The dish comes with rice but I would recommend ordering a second serving of rice because I used up all my rice pretty quickly and the rice tastes so good when soaked in the curry sauce! Would definitely come back again!

Super good Thai restaurant in Brooklyn. As an appetizer, I got the Curry Puffs for $8. They are filled with minced chicken, potatoes, onion and curry powder, served with sweet cucumber relish. These were pretty good. Nice curry flavor and the relish completed the complexity of the flavors. For an entree, ended up getting the Kao Moo Dang off the secret grandma recipe menu for $15. It comes with Roasted BBQ pork, Chinese sausage, hard-boiled egg and cilantro with thick seasoned gravy over jasmine white rice. I have never had a Thai dish like this before and it was interesting. I think I rather stick to more traditional flavors, but this was very filling for what it was.

Great casual Thai spot near Prospect Park. While it was a little more on the busy side, note that there a lot of areas to sit, outside and then they also back the back of the restaurant as well. Things we tried 1. Crab Fried Rice, delicious, large pieces of crab on top and the fried rice was cooked really well 2. Fried Tofu - although crispy, it was also pretty average 3. Chicken Satay - average 4. Green curry - not that flavorful but we got it mild so might be on us 5. Mango Sticky Rice - mangoes were really tasty and the blue sticky rice was delicious Service was friendly, quick and efficient

I just ordered pickup from here for the first time. Complete waste of my $. The panang curry was watered down and absolutely flavorless. So many other options and I chose this place only for my meal to be bad. Do better Nourish!

Came here tonight. Food was good but not as good as I remember. Service was good. We were seated outdoors within minutes of getting there. My family enjoyed the food.

The food---Amazing! The drinks---Amazing! Overall----Amazing!!!! You will not be disappointed visiting here. The food is fresh, hot and delicious! Nookie our waiter was amazing! Great service, amazing food and beautiful ambience! I will be back!

Well my Thai food odyssey and cravings continues.. spin the Brooklyn globe and I landed in.... drumroll please! Prospect Heights. I needed to find a Thai restaurant close to Brooklyn Botanic Gardens; BBG was hosting members only event and I wanted to stay in the area. I bookmarked Nourish when my friends and I ate recently at Morgan's BBQ on St. Marks. Nourish also serves lunch specials from 12-4pm then close and reopen for dinner at 5pm. I opted to dine outside in a breezy summer day. I chose the following ( Lunch Specials come with salad or soup and 1 app) House Salad: on menu it states peanut dressing but I was told ginger dressing. The salad is on the chintzy side and most Thai restaurants serve tofu with salad this salad sans tofu. Portion was skimpy but dressing was actually tasty tho I prefer peanut dressing. Unsure about menu mix up. Thai Steamed Dumplings: Ground chicken and shrimp with mushrooms and water chestnuts served with soy sauce. Very good. Pad Se-Ew with Chicken: generous portion and delicious except the Chinese broccoli had no taste. Thai iced tea was sweet, delicious and served in mason jar. Service was extremely friendly and pleasant. So why 4 stars? Stick to the menu.. not to pick, but I love peanut dressing and unsure as to why not served as menu states. Additionally, surely they could have substituted. For a Prix Fixe lunch special $17 is on the pricey side as compared to the other Thai places I've eaten at that start at $11. Would I dine again.. yes! Was I Nourished? Yes!

Excellent food and they are very fast. Tried their duck special was so good and different and their fat noodle dishes are pretty amazing... This is my go to Thai place

Nourish has some solid Thai food but in all honesty, I've had better. However, in this particular area Nourish does stand out in terms of food. The decor is great and the service is attentive as well. My friends and I ordered the papaya salad, vegetable glass noodles (forgot the exact name), and the pad thai with shrimp. Everything was great but the papaya salad stood out to me, especially on a hot summer day. If I'm ever in the area again (which would namely be for the Brooklyn Public Library at Grand Plaza), I would return.

Their Chicken Kea Mao is out of this world! Amazing service, amazing food, amazing atmosphere, everything is just right here

The only complaint I have is it took awhile for the food to come out and the waiters didn't pay much attention to us (took awhile for water refills etc). Food was great and everything was flavorful. Felt very nourishing in the stomach.

Typical, standard, Americanized Thai fare. Small seating area indoors--the restaurant seats 16-18 people tops. Outdoor seating available, but it gets sweltering hot outside, so you'll be frying in the open sun if you attempt that feat. We were swearing waterfalls, so had to ask to relocate to indoors. Only one tiny bathroom, which made me claustrophobic from how confined and dark the mop-closet-sized space space was. $14 beef Kee mao barely had any sauce, wish it was more flavorful and wet. $14 beef fried rice was on the dry side as well. Protein to rice ratio could've been better--all rice, barely any beef. Staff were accommodating, but seemed frenzied and overworked. We were pressured to order drinks multiple times by multiple waiters. Also were pressured to leave tips in cash in addition to leaving tips on card. Not a nice way to end the meal.

I came here for dinner on a Saturday night around 7:30. We didn't have reservations. They initially told us it would be a 20-30 minute wait, but we were seated after only about 10 minutes. To drink, I had the butterfly pea spritzer. It was beautiful when it arrived at the table with the purple lychee floating on top. It was light, slightly sweet, and refreshing. To eat, I had the chive pancakes. These were served as thick triangular wedges. They were nicely fried and crispy. I enjoyed the sweet sauce that accompanied it. For my main, I had the Eight Secret. It was chock full of veggies including carrots and mushrooms. The glass noodles were very thin and had a tasty sauce. My friend had the fried calamari and crab fried rice and enjoyed them as well. Both of our entree portion sizes were huge with more than enough for leftovers! They have indoor and outdoor seating.

It's been our go-to order in place for a while now. However, over the past year, the quality has been declining. Now it's a hit-and-miss type of situation (again). Also, they do not seem to care if people are vegetarian or vegan. Not only is their tofu chewy and gross, they also served us two dishes, for which we requested tofu as the protein, laced with small pieces of chicken.

Needed to punch up the flavor, but good and would go again. Started with some spring rolls which were refreshing. Really liked what I assume was like a homemade plum sauce. Great way to start the meal and satisfy our immediate hunger. The entrees were good. I got the pad krapow gai (thai basil chicken with fried egg though I know everyone spells this a bit differently). The flavor was good, I just wish there was more of it. I guess I could've gotten hot, but the medium was really quite mild so how would I have known. I guess a note for next time. It was a good portion and I was glad they used properly minced chicken. I love basil chicken and is basically how I judge Thai places, so this was good but I've also had better. Also tried some of my wife's drunken noodles and it was kinda the same thing. Good flavor but just left me wanting more of that flavor. I'd definitely come back, awesome vibe, friendly service, and solid food options.

I like thai food and have plenty of good-not-great options in my neighborhood. But i would definitely go out of my way to eat at Nourish again. The calamari alone is worth the trip!

Food was pretty good. The ambience was nice. Small spot, that seems to expect a quick turnaround. That was one of my two issues. Felt a little rushed, but turned out well. The service was a little better than avg. our server had little patience. The other server that took over was a lot better. Overall place was kool, nice spot to grab a drink or get a bite. Would definitely go back.

I have come here twice and this was my second time. I really enjoyed this place we came on Saturday for an early dinner. We ordered one appetizer the wings and for the main course I had a fried rice with shrimp sausage chicken and mushrooms. I really enjoyed my fried rice because it was very flavorful and had a sweet flavor. I do not remember the name but it was very good. They were also very busy but we were given our food with good time and we were not rushed. The decor is also very nice and the plates are quite beautiful. I would definitely come back to try other items. Their food was fresh and delicious. The portions were large enough to be shared.

Nourish your stomach, soul and face and this fresh breeze of Thai cuisine that has blown its way into Brooklyn. Lunch is a solid deal. Don't sleep on the dumplings. And for the setting...look up! It's raining flowers.

Pad se ew was good and portion was very large and filling. Ingredients werent skimpy either. Vegs and shrimps were great and I asked for spicy and it was delivered amazingly. Lychee thai tea was nice and bitter. Sweet to start and tea flavor to end. Papaya salad was kind of warmed with pad see ew container packed on the bottom, wasnt too crunchy. But it was standard and tasty, also a lil spicy which i enjoyed(didn't take photo i ate it so fast).

Food was amazing. I ordered eight secrets which happens to be a vegan dish. I like the vermicelli and the stirred veggies. They even put peppers on top as seasoning! I also ordered the lychee Thai tea which comes with two lychee fruits! The tables set up was cute, they had a small cute yellow flowers on the table as decor. They also have big flowers hanging down from the ceiling which makes the restaurant warm and vibrant. The waitress was nice and attentive.

Nourish is a solid thai spot that has a plethora of offerings on the menu. There's something for everyone whether you eat beef chicken, shrimp, or no meat at all. The service is great very accommodating and nice and this place also does delivery and take out. On a bustling Friday night. We were seated right away! We started with a Thai salad and a coconut based soup that was so rich and delicious. The salad came with a peanut base dressing that was flavorful. Then we moved on to curry puffs. I seafood special of the day and some super crispy duck over wide flat noodles. The curry puffs had a nice crunch with a sweet curry inside and the duck was so crispy it was cooked to perfection. Great place for small groups, delivery and pick up.

I found my favorite thai spot in NYC. They do all the classics right from pad thai, curry puffs, tom yum soup, to spring rolls. But some of the less well-known dishes are amazing and offer variety from the usual. My absolute favorite dish at Nourish is the bamee moo dang bbq pork. I haven't tried their desserts but the Thai Ice Tea was also perfect. not too sweet and authentic tasting (just like the type I tried in Bangkok). most places westernize the thai ice tea and load it with too much sugar. Easy way to know if a place is good or not. The restaurant is super cute. I've sat inside and outside. Nice ambiance and aesthetic. Last but not least is their A M A Z I N G service. Our last waitress, Nana, was so friendly and attentive. She recommended the bamee moo dang and massaman curry which my wife and I absolutely love and will try again. And she accurately described the spice level of dishes we weren't sure about. Can not recommend this place enough!

This was my first time ordering from here and it did not disappoint! The food came fast and the portions were good. It was nice NYE feast! The curry puffs had a good ratio of curry/puff. A little more puff that I would like but I find this typical. The pad se ew has a sweeter taste and is very classic. Not too oily too. The drunken noodle is really good! It's more spicy and savory. My friend got this but I'm def going to get this one next time.

Food was below average. Services was nice and good ambiance. My Thai basil fried rice was soggy risotto texture wasn't worth the calories of carbohydrate.