Weera Thai Kitchen - China Town

One of the most authentic Thai restaurants in Las Vegas. This brand has several locations around here. The place is elegantly nice and they have a bar where they serve drinks. The food is really delicious and I also like the decorations of this place. It’s like a modern cafe except that they serve Thai food and that it’s a sit down restaurant. It seems that the staff have knowledge of the foods well especially when they explained the shredded catfish. It’s really crispy and I didn’t know that we have to put Apple salad I think on top of it. I thought that the salad and catfish are separate dishes. I also like how crispy the stuffed wings are rather than keeping them too breaded. There’s also one pork dish that reminds me of Lechon Kawali, which is a popular dish in the Philippines. The place is relaxing and I would come back here again.

Very tasty and authentic Thai food. The staff were very nice, the meals were served fast and very hot. We ordered the vegetables Egg rolls (5 pieces), Papaya Salad and fried rice with pineapple and tofu. All of them were very tasty and tasted authentic. We replaced the chicken with Tofu and ordered a non-spicy version.

The food was amazing and the drinks are very affordable. The service is great and they are super friendly. Everything we tried was tasty and delicious. I don't think you can go wrong with any plate. I'd drive 3 hrs just to eat their soups again.

Delicious! Delicious! Delicious! Everything we ordered was delicious! The crispy duck curry with noodle was absolutely my favourite. The stuffed chicken wings were great too. They are gigantic though! Their portions are so big, so I wouldn’t recommend get a dish per person unless you want leftover! Thai iced tea and Thai iced coffee were both good. They were more on the sweet side, so it depends on your preference.

Wow! We were looking for an affordable but delicious place to eat some really good Thai while in town. This place did not disappoint! Quaint with an eclectic decor and atmosphere. The food was hot, delicious and full of bold flavors! A definite must even in Vegas! Service was great! ❤️

This is one of the most amazing Thai restaurants around. I come here every time I come to Las Vegas all the dishes are amazing and have great flavor. I typically order medium spice level and it’s just right. The best thing on the menu is theseafood Tom Yum.

The food quality is excellent across the board. The flavors are authentic, offering a variety of dishes from southern Thai cuisine (Isan) to northern regions. The beef soup is particularly delicious

A well established chain of Thai restaurants, serving some great Thai food. I had their crispy duck pad kee mow, and was pleasantly surprised at the flavour and overall dish. The spiciness really added to the meal. Service was great, with drinks being filled constantly, and the overall decor and vibe of the restaurant is modern and upbeat. Great place for Thai food!

Got pineapple fried rice, pad thai, & panang curry. All dishes were delicious! Service was quick, staff nice, & interior decorations are so pretty!

I have a particular dish for what I look for in a Thai restaurant, (Khao Soi!) and Weera Thai knocked this dish out of the park for me! My friends and I stopped in at this very cute and vibey location in Chinatown before heading into a club in downtown. I loved the rose decorations on the wall in the entry way and the general ambiance of the restaurant. This location is great for dinner before an activity or show since it is so close to the downtown. I ordered a Chicken Khao Soi on spice level 3 and a Thai iced tea (I needed that extra kick to stay up late late!). The Khao Soi was a perfect 10 for me. Great portions, taste and execution. Spice level had some kick but next time I am going to up it to a 4 to see because I like to live a little on the edge. Definitely going to hit up the other locations as it looks like there are 4!

Thai food craving was definitely satisfied!! And we left BEYOND SATISFIED with our meal! 'Som Tum Pork Belly': INCREDIBLE. The meat was so juicy and tender, and the fried batter was just perfect. Also comes with a side of papaya salad, which I haven't tried many before, but this one had a strong fresh garlic taste to it! 'Seafood Soup': hot, sour, and flavorful lemongrass soup with an assortment of different seafood. Wish we got white rice with this because it would have gone so well together. I wasn't expecting to like this as much, so it went beyond my expectations! 'Spicy Fried Rice': rice was flavorful, and had a nice basil flavor to it. They offer a spice level ranges from 1-5, with 5 being the spiciest. We got 3 and there was just a hint of spice! All the dishes are shareable for the table because they're relatively big portions! The aesthetic, decor, and inside of the restaurant was also really pretty!! Staff were very kind as well.

One of the most authentic Thai restaurants in Las Vegas. This brand has several locations around here. The place is elegantly nice and they have a bar where they serve drinks. The food is really delicious and I also like the decorations of this place. It's like a modern cafe except that they serve Thai food and that it's a sit down restaurant. It seems that the staff have knowledge of the foods well especially when they explained the shredded catfish. It's really crispy and I didn't know that we have to put Apple salad I think on top of it. I thought that the salad and catfish are separate dishes. I also like how crispy the stuffed wings are rather than keeping them too breaded. There's also one pork dish that reminds me of Lechon Kawali, which is a popular dish in the Philippines. The place is relaxing and I would come back here again.

My friend recommended this place and I was very hesitant because some of this best Thai food I've ever had it's been in NYC. From the moment you enter you are greeted and seated right away. The server brought us waters and menus and even explained the specials. My family said the drinks were strong and they used the food liquor. The food was so good and tasty and fresh. I definitely recommend sharing because portions were huge. The restaurant is clean and modern I loved the bright colors. Overall such a nice place. Only reason it's not 5 stars it is expensive but so is everything else these days. Definitely at least worth a try!

We were walking around Chinatown and walked past this restaurant and it looked so good. It did not disappoint! There was about 4 us in our party and we did the food family style. We got about 4-5 plates of food/sides and was enough for 4 people. The servers were really nice and attentive and were even sweet to give coconut ice cream for my birthday. So fun and definitely good Thai food in the area!

Weera has done it again! Absolutely delicious! My mom & I met for lunch while she was having some detailing done on her car. This is becoming our go to spot in the plaza. Today's order includes the seafood green curry, which was bomb diggity & spicy just like me. My mom ordered the shrimp pad Thai & she enjoyed it very much. The moo ping was scrumptious as well. Tana our server was super sweet and very attentive. He even cracked a few jokes at the end of the meal & gave a complimentary Thai tea which was very sweet. I'll always come back. Thank you for the hospitality & great food!

Located in the corner of Shanghai Plaza. They offer outdoor and indoor seatings. They had 3 servers and 1 manager(probably owner). It wasn't that busy during weekday lunch time. The place was at 60% capacity. The decor was cute and very busy in my eyes. The service was the real lackluster of this place and I will get to that. The water and menu were brought up by the waitress. The order was taken 18 minutes later because all the servers and including the manager were too busy talking to patron and walked around without checking on our table. The perception skills of the severs were subpar. The food was served in a timely manner. The servers would announce the dish they bring, which I thought it was brilliant. All dishes were fantastic and delicious. The flavors were exquisite! After we were done with our meal, we waited again for any server to approach us for possible dessert or check. We looked around for minutes and no one showed up. Everyone was too busy talking, but not working on their patrons. I was kinda agitated by this. What a shame that they serve good food but subpar service. The waitress had a wireless POS for the checkout which made it simple. I would come for the food and I really hope they improve their service. It gets a 3.4 out of 5.

Great service, yummy food. Pad Thai with tofu is the best I've had since their tofu actually had flavors and was juicy. Their Thai tea was ok, tastes a bit artificial. But nevertheless, a solid Thai spot if you're craving Thai food.

I don't have Thai food often, but this place was great! Good food, good service, and overvall very clean. A few friends of mine suggested we come here one day after work, so the 4 of us came out and got a table. 2 of my friends don't eat meat, and there were still plenty of options for the both of them. The server mistakenly put egg on one of their dishes, but corrected his mistake right away and didn't leave my friend waiting long without her food. I got the buy 2 get 1 free drink special and went with the Thai Me Down, Lychee Cosmo, and a free cocktail. The Crab Rangoon and Kung Sarong were especially delicious!

Yummy food and nice drink menu. Not your typical menu there was an Array of authentic Thai/loas cuisine. Staff was friendly and cute decore inside. Indoor and outdoor seating available

Such an amazing Thai spot in Vegas!! I never knew there were so many delicious Asian restaurants in Vegas. I ordered the Panang curry with chicken. It was so savory and yummy and it was more than enough food. The appetizers were sooo good too, though we immediately forgot what they were. I attached a photo for reference. And the ambience was super nice! I loved the floral theme on the walls and the bar looked super cool as well. Our waiter was so attentive and sweet and very concerned that one of our dishes came late. Awesome experience!

Amazing food. I got the watermelon smoothie and it's extra memorable/special. I also got the crispy duck and it was amazing low key freakin amazing Thai restaurant

I always like this place. Very consistent with the food and service. One thing though, they forgot my free drink..

Visited on a Saturday early afternoon. Ordered calamari for our appetizer. Light and crispy and comes with 2 sauces. Orange sauce is the sweet and sour and green sauce is a little spicy but very flavorful. Honestly goes well with the calamari. Order spicy fried rice and pad see eww with added beef on both. Definitely my go to spot if I'm in the area and want Thai food. Ambiance is great and service is great.

Favorite Thai restaurant in Las Vegas! The staff is super nice and very attentive. The interior vibe is super cute with lots of faux plant decor. Great spot to grab some yummy Thai flavors. The spicy papaya salad, pad see ew, and khao soy are a must!

All time favorite Thai restaurant in Las Vegas Try it, you won't be disappointed. The staff are very professional and friendly

The Crispy Duck Panang Curry was so delicious! The duck was crispy and the curry was so flavorful. The portion was right! Weera Thai is always the go to place when I'm in Las Vegas. The food and prices are way better than Lotus of Siam. The chinatown location has nice decor and almost puts you in Thailand. The staff here at the chinatown location is so friendly and attentive. Always making sure our waters were topped and came around often to check in on us. Would highly recommend if you're craving Thai food.

I was in town for NYE and I had major Thai cravings and I had to get my fix since it's hard to find good Thai food in Austin, TX. There were so many Thai spots to choose from on Yelp but I narrowed it down to Weera Thai in Chinatown. When our taxi dropped us off, we had no idea it was inside of this shopping plaza with other Asian food restaurants so I was in heaven lol! When we arrived, I had no idea that reservations were required, however we were able to get seated immediately on the patio. So many great choices to choose from their menu. We ordered beef pad see ew, pork pad Thai with extra sauce (I love my noodles saucey) crab fried rice, bbq chicken, and their squid. Freaking delicious!! Can't wait to come back.

Western American spicy vs Thai spicy. Their mild was no spicy? Mistake? Speaking from someone who thinks pepper, soda and hot Cheetos is spicy. I ordered mild to keep the SO happy who wasn't. Westernized or fusion Thai food? We got take out where packaging was done well, and there's parking just for pick up. But for the price, I was expecting just a bit more? Not for us, but could be great for others. $12.95 Papaya Salad, no shrimp. Not for us. $23.95 Tom Yum, seafood. Not for us. $21.95 Crab Fried Rice. Definitely more crab than places I've tried in SoCal. Probably the highlight of all 3 dishes. Would recommend others to order this. $63.78 without tip yet. Maybe just not for us? Doesn't remind us of LA Thai Town we lived, or our visit to Thailand but that was years and years ago. But definitely can tell the normal taste should be? Someone mentioned this place had a Westernized taste which you can tell by the mild spicy = no spicy.

The ambiance here is so lovely. I love the cozy vibe and warm lighting. Our booth was nice and clean, and decently spaced from the other table next to us. We came during a Saturday night and the wait was about 20 minutes. They were a little confused that we weren't ordering food to go, so it took a few minutes to get added to the wait list. They texted us when our table was ready. My partner and I ordered orange chicken, an appetizer sampler platter, a thai tea, and we tried the Khao Soi. Orange chicken: Kind of bad... the only great thing was it is white meat. It was crispy, but the sauce and batter were pretty flavorless. That being said, we were fully aware that orange chicken is not the best order at a Thai restaurant. The portion was also incredibly small for the price. Khao Soi: Incredible. My partner asked to come back specifically for it. We tried it with New York Strip steak in it, and it was so savory and amazing. Must try. It comes with small egg noodles, a crispy side of noodles, and a delicious sauce that will make you want to drink it. Spice level was tolerable for someone not too into spice. It will make you need a drink but so worth it. Appetizer Sampler: Eggrolls were incredibly good. Partner really loved that the tofu was crispy but soft on the inside. The crab wontons were just crab meat without cream cheese. Some may love that, and others won't - just a heads up! The gyoza were also tasty. The dipping sauces were also very good. I usually don't like peanut sauce, but theirs was sweet and very good. Thai Tea: Standard but delicious. Tasted fresh - no complaints here. The price was a little steep, but I understand that the restaurant is quite beautiful and in a popular area. China Mama charges less for their Orange Chicken which is my absolute favorite, and the appetizers here are a large upcharge. $10 for 4 egg rolls is very steep compared to other restaurants, even in the same area. I think they are trying to lean towards a little more of an upscale vibe here.

Food was the delicious. I especially liked the chicken wings and beef with eggplant. We also ordered daiquiris, which were good. I ordered watermelon but got coconut instead. It was good anyhow.

The place was very well maintained. One of the best places to eat Thai food. The ambiance was great and the server was nice. Basil mojito was the only thing which was not up to the mark. 3.5/5 Thai curry puffs - it's combination of potatoes and chicken but haven't really felt the chicken in it. But it was nice with sauces.4.5/5 Thai me down - 5/5 was good Pineapple fried rice - 5/5 was nice and tasty and amazing. The sauces were all good and fresh. Will definitely try them again next time I am in town.

Our first experience at Weera Thai Kitchen was happenstance and we were delighted about the experience. The ambiance is lovely -- it's evident that they have attention to detail and care about the feel and cleanliness of the place. Even the restrooms are far above average. All of these details, along with attentive staff, created a lovely experience for dining in. The food was outstanding. We ordered the sweet and spicy Thai Basil stir fry with pork, along with the pad Thai with chicken. The portions are generous but more importantly: the food hit the spot!

This was my first time eating at Weera Thai Kitchen in the heart of Las Vegas, NV, in China Town. For those who have a large party, I would call first to make sure if they can accommodate because this place is a small boutique Thai restaurant that has all of the Thai Unami that I'm craving. Good 4/5 The servers were attentive and friendly. Pad Thai chicken It has all the right notes for Pad Thai, and you can tell a difference between night and day if you compare this to the Serrano Cafe at the Palms Casino. Just the right amount of tangy, sweet, and sour tamarind sauce and medium-sized noodles paired perfectly with chicken breast meat. Thom Yum Seafood Soup Wow, I was amazed by the aroma and taste of this soup. It was perfect, with the right amount of tart and lots of different Thai herbs used to ensure the soup did not have that fishy taste. This was well done and well balanced. Their water didn't taste that bad, like, you know where. 3/5 Ok to Bad Parking can be a pain in the A$$, but if you were to park on the other side of the old China Town and cross by, you shouldn't have any problems; just watch out for incoming cars from other directions. We didn't order a lot of Thai dishes because we're still full from our rounds at the buffet from the other day. I can tell you, Weera Thai, that so far, two of those dishes we had were authentic to the core. Sometimes you want to enjoy authentic ethnic Asian foods vs. quantity, and we came to the right place at Weera Thai Kitchen. Next time I have to order more varieties of dishes and see for myself if Weera Thai is overrated or underrated on the Yelp page. Kop Khun Arroy D, ( Thank you, very good in Thai)

The restaurant and service were great! But most importantly the foods were delicious! Definitely coming back when we visit Las Vegas!

The restaurant has nice decorations and the staff is very welcoming and polite. The food came out in a timely manner and was delicious!

Among the many shops in the Shanghai Plaza lies Weera Thai Kitchen. When you enter you are greeted with a colorful & cheerful atmosphere. I was greeted & asked what my order would be. Orders: Lunch Special PaNang Curry w.chicken-a very creamy coconut base that made this dish authentic. The chicken wasn't overly cooked like most places do, so I was pleasantly surprised. A definite item to re-order again. With the lunch special you get a side of salad with a Japanese type vinegrette dressing. The dressing didn't seem to compliment the curry. Included in the lunch special was a small potsticker with dipping sauce, it was nicely packaged in a bag & not greasy at all. Pad See Ew w.Beef-wide noodles cooked with care, slivers of Chinese broccolini & a light sauce to give it that perfect flavor. The beef was tender & well marinated. I enjoyed both dishes & have book marked this place for the next Vegas visit.

One of the Weera Thai restaurants is the Chinatown location. This one is a lot smaller but not Lacking in the cuteness department. We ordered Shrimp Phad Thai and it was just as delicious as ever.. the texture of the noodle was perfection but it should've been cut shorter... easier to eat... the beef salad was also Very tasty and the flavor was authentic.. we ordered it as level 3 on the spice level... maybe a 1 would've been better... .. we'll be back forsure.

Still the absolute best Thai restaurant and we only go to this Chinatown location ! Had lunch here yesterday without-of-town guests and everyone was impressed with the food and the service. We enjoyed the Green Papaya Salad (spicy!), Stuffed Chicken Wings (the best compared to anywhere else!), Mussaman Curry with Chicken, Spicy Eggplant with Tofu, and Roast Duck with side noodles and vegetables (this was a special but I forgot the exact name). We were celebrating a birthday and our excellent server Tana and other servers brought ice cream with a Happy Birthday sign and candle and sang loudly -- so cute! We also ordered Brown Rice Crab Fried Rice (the best in Las Vegas) and Panang Chicken Curry. Weera Thai has the best curries and always gets the spice level right. What impressed me a lot too was I had to change the time of our lunch reservation and had called the night before hoping to leave a voice message. Well, to my surprise, Tana had answered my call at 10:40 pm (they close at 10:00 pm) and nicely took note of the change.

Came here for lunch with my sister! We ordered pad thai with chicken and flat noodle stirfry with chicken. I loved the soup and salad that comes with the lunch special! Today it was tom kha with tofu and it hit the spot for me ( lowkey was in need of a hangover soup hahah) Im glad they opened this location in the shanghai mall!

Love the ambiance and service there! We stopped by last night for dinner and we enjoyed every part of it! The food was great and their menu selection had a variety of Thai food! They also have a happy hour menu for food which most Thai places does not offer! We enjoyed their essan sausage and boat noodles! We will be back for more!

My family and I dined at Weera Thai this past weekend for my birthday and overall we had a great experience. Unfortunately the location has extremely limited parking for the amount of businesses, so we had to park across the street and walk over. Not a big issue, but something to be mindful of if you dine here. The decor is bright and the dining area is relatively small. The service wasn't stellar, our waiter seemed a bit inconvenienced by us, but the rest of the staff was friendly. I had the Lychee Cosmo, which was good but lacked lychee flavor. Another member of my party had a Thai Tea and enjoyed it. For food, we had Orange Chicken, Chicken Pad See Ew, Mongolian Beef, Vegetable Fried Rice and Beef Pad Prik King. All of our food was really flavorful and the spice levels we selected (ranging from 1-4 for our party) were pretty spot on. I personally like spice and probably could have went with 5 instead of 4. This was my second time dining at Weera Thai (first time at this location) and I'd recommend it as one of the better Thai spots I've had in Vegas.

Not only would i recommend this restaurant i would highly recommend it! Its clean inside, the staff is efficient, food was served hot and it was delicious!! checks all my boxes! And the food got even better the next day! Even cold it was delicious. The mark of a great restaurant!

My cousin recommended this place and raved about the Pad Thai so we had to give it a try. Pad Thai is my usual go to and OH MY this is probably the best one I've had so far. The sauce. The cook of the noodles. The flavor. I need more. We also ordered the fried pork belly which came with a tamarind sauce. Personally I would've liked the sauce to be a thicker consistency but still very flavorful. The spicy fried rice was delicious. We got level 3 spice and it was a nice kick! The Thai tea was super good. Not super sweet and just look at that gradient. Will be coming back!!

This place is sooo great! The food is amazing! Ambiance too not! Service has always been great. Cocktails delicious. There hasn't been something on the menu that I didn't like!!

I've been to weera thai on Sahara a few years ago and had a wonderful meal. Wanted to return but this location worked for me today's lunch. A friend and I split a fried tofu app and a papaya salad with fried pork belly. Fried tofu had a great crunchy exterior and creamy interior, partnered with a sweet peanut sauce. Great app. The papaya salad was wonderful. The waitress asked our spice level 1-5. We know spice levels are no joke and went with a seemingly safe 2. It was spicy without hurting, so perfect. My massamun curry with shrimp was beyond flavorful. Shrimp and potatoes and onions all great. Loved the curry here before. Still love it. Can't go wrong with any of the curries. Ice tea is great as well. A wonderful lunch and we definitely ordered too much for 2 of us, but you only live once. About 90 bucks total with tax and tip for all of this. Great value if you ask me, especially compared to the strip prices that I run away from. Service was great from start to finish. Everyone was helpful, refilling waters quickly. My friend accidently bit into a spicy Thai chile, and they even brought a shot of half and half for him. That helped his pain I try to visit every time I'm in vegas. And will continue.

Came to Vegas for the Sphere and food experience. You can smell the cooking as soon as you walked into the restaurant. We chose to sit outside with the heat lamp...very comfy and don't smell like food. I started with a basil mojito drink which is refreshing but could use more basil and alcohol. The curry puffs fillings were super sweet for my liking (sweeter than the basil drink). Singapore and Malaysia versions are more savory and less sweet. The entrees saved the day. Pad Ka Pow was cooked perfectly with the right balance of seasoning sauces. I chose ground chicken, thus it's not oily but it's moist. I ordered one fried egg to go with it for extra $3. Pad Thai with shrimp was amazing too. The shrimps were plump and fresh, not overcooked and dry, the noodles were el dente and sauce was done so well...not too sweet and not too sour...just right! Although we could eat spicy food, we ordered level 2 from 1 to 5 spicy scale and added Prik nam pla (fish sauce with sliced Thai chili) for the extra kick as needed. They didn't have mango and sticky rice as mango was not in season. The service was very good even though they were a bit short-handed. Hey, it's Christmas Day after all. Definitely will come back on our next trip to Vegas.

Hubby & I have been going to the Weera restaurants for years! They have the best quality of Thai food you can find & for a great price! We've tried practically everything from this menu & love it! This restaurant in Chinatown has a great atmosphere & drinks! The service is even better! Highly recommend try anything on the menu & you'll be blown away! Definitely recommend

Heads up folks, if you've never been to this parking lot pack your sense of humor. I say this with love and peace because between this lot and the plaza for Pho Kim Long, it is a test of patience but your fortitude for the businesses in the plaza are totally worth it, specifically Weera. Went for my best friend's birthday. I had their lychee soda, it was so good. As an appetizer, we had the kung sarang. Honestly, I just randomly picked it and it was very unique and utterly delicious. The shrimp was cooked to perfection and had great crunch from the noodles. Now this is where I giggle because I'm absolute sucker for panaang curry. But if you know what you like and they do it well, who can complain?! It was tasty and by the time we left, I was very satisfied. Heads up that it can get busy. But totally worth the wait. I recommend as a cute date spot, a place to bring friends or family, or just if you love Thai food.

A friend recommend this place. It is actually good. Food are delicious. I really like the chicken panang and pad thai with roasted duck. Chicken panang you can taste the peanut sauce. It is kinda sweet and spicy, the spice hits you at the end. Pad thai with roasted duck is new to me, I never had pad thai with duck. I really like the duck and the noodle on pad thai is not over cook, not too soft, how I like it. BBQ pork its a must to try. Chinese broccoli with fried pork, it was my least favorite because the pork was really tough to eat and the broccoli is too bitter, tasted like bitter melon. Thai tea is good but really sweet and they put alot of milk.

Quick and friendly service. Cozy interior. We had the pad thai w/ tofu and pad see ewe w/ pork. Good portion size for both. Pad thai- sauce is nice, noodles are *just cooked* to that chewy delight that some may love but doesn't sit right for me. Tofu is fried tofu in a generous number of big triangular pieces. Pad See Ewe - use of chinese broccoli is a big plus, still a bit raw. Pork is dry and tough. The flat rice noodles are in separate pieces and not clumped together like most places which was interesting. However, the noodles are a bit dry and not plump, not quite as flavorful as I would've liked.

Always a treat to eat here love the food and customer service on point bartender tana was excellent

Delicious Thai spot with multiple locations. I believe the Chinatown location is the newest. It has super cute decor that's very floral and tropical. Great for photos! Service is top notch! My glass was never empty and there was always someone on standby to help. Food is amazing and reasonably priced! The noodles are solid, but I love any of their curries with the crispy duck. The crispy chicken option. Is delicious too.

This place is a great lunch spot! The price for lunch special was very reasonably priced. The soup was phenomenal for being so simple. The broth and flavors were amazing. The salad was super light and not too much sauce. The eggroll was meh honestly. The Tom yum soup was great, perfect amount of sour and deliciousness. I was so hungry so my camera ate late sorry! The chicken fried rice was super well blended with fresh greens on top. The yellow curry was amazing, I was getting full but the rice with the sauce kept me coming back. The server was super fast and helpful. Plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. Will definitely visit again one day!

Yelp Review 2023 #65: I've been going to Weera Thai at Sahara for years. This location in Chinatown opened a few years ago and I was happy...I'm still happy. We've been lucky to have lots of good Thai restaurants and only a handful bad ones in this town. There's more to Thai food than Pad Thai, egg rolls, and satay, crab Rangoon (it's not even Thai, Chinese or Burmese - cream cheese is not an Asian ingredient but here we are) - they are delicious. Different parts of Thailand specialize in certain dishes based on what ingredients are available in each region. I've only been to Bangkok so, I'm not going to pretend I'm an expert in Thai food - I just know the food I like. I like Thai food so much that I learned how to cook some dishes during the lockdown. Weera, according to their menu, specializes in Isaan/ Northeastern Thai food. By using common sense, the northern part of any country is cold and what do people want to eat when they're cold? Hot stuff: soups, brothy dishes, and spicy food. Speaking of spicy, their spice level rating is from 1-5. Khao Soi (many variations in spelling): A Northern Thai dish with flat egg noodles in curry soup. You can choose the protein (crispy duck, New York strip steak, meatball, chicken, beef) and spice level. 4/5 Crab Stick: Deep-fried rolls wrapped with crab mix & cream cheese sauce served with plum sauce. Crab Rangoon's cousin if you feel like switching it up a bit. 3.5/5 Crab Rangoon: Deep-fried wontons with cream cheese & crab meat served with sweet and sour sauce. They put a lot of cream cheese in each wonton unlike most places that gives you a teaspoon of cream cheese. 4/5 Egg Rolls: Deep-fried rolls with vegetables served with sweet and sour sauce. 4/5. Tom Yum: Either with shrimp (Tom yum kung) or chicken (Tom yum Kai) - this has got to be my go-to soup and it's easy to make but even easier to just order. 4/5 Roasted Duck Pad Thai: Most Thai restaurants only give you options such as chicken, beef or shrimp. Weera makes pad Thai even better with crispy roasted duck slices. 4.5/5 Som Tum "Sarm Lor" Pork Belly: Thai Papaya Salad with lightly breaded deep-fried pork belly served with pork cracklings and fresh cabbage. I wasn't sure what to do the with a quarter head of uncooked cabbage - it gave me no joy so I left it untouched. But this is crunch on crunch on crrrrruuuunch! The papaya salad is a bit tart that cuts through the cattiness of the pork. 4.5/5 Sua Rong Hai: Marinated charbroiled beef steak served with spicy tamarind sauce. Tender beef that's packed with different flavors 4.5/5 I wash it all down with Thai iced tea. I've never met an unfriendly Thai person (ok, maybe 1 at my gym who's an absolute tool). So, it's not a surprise that service here is great.

Tried this new spot for Thai food because I saw the reviews on Yelp and it was near where we were staying. Its a sit down restaurant, but we ordered take out. Service was great and the guy that took our order was nice. He even bought our food out to our car when It was done. The food was good. Ordered the crab fried rice, drunken noodles, and crispy duck. I was so hungry I forgot to take pictures. The place is a little pricey, but I would eat here again. FYI: the location is in a super busy strip mall and parking is a nightmare!

In A Nutshell: -Weera Thai Kitchen is a local chain of Thai restaurants in Vegas. -Their Chinatown location is tucked away in a small strip mall. -When you walk in from the outside, you wouldn't expect the nice interior decor. -You can tell it's a 100% legit Thai restaurant b/c all you hear is Thai being spoken, not just in the dining room, but also from the kitchen, which is awesome. -I enjoyed a spicy Thai tequila cocktail before I had my Crispy Duck Salad. -The food & drink were very good. Overall, it's a little expensive, but I enjoyed my meal.

The lunch special is plentiful and worth sharing , but best of each of you get a dish to try together! I had the bbq chicken with papaya salad , and I cannot do th spicy version, I got no hate ! It was perfect without it, sweet and full of lime like the way I requested it ! I also asked for satay sauce on the side , which they were reluctant to give but I understand that you keep up the Integrity of your dishes ! Mad respect ! My husband had the yellow curry which does have a kick, but I couldn't resist it ! One last thing we shared was the curry puffs which we are sure we're freshly made , I will drive all the way here just to get it ! It's a must try again for me !

Good food. Good service. Great ambiance. One of my favorite Thai places. Unfortunate that I live so far away. Also, parking *can* be a pain bc the mall is so poppin. Def give it a try! Especially the crab fried rice!!