Nisa Thai Cuisine - Richmond

I travel frequently and am always happy to find restaurants with vegan options that also supply. spring rolls were crispy and tasteful. the drunk noodles with tofu and veggies were supplied hot and the spicy was perfect for me, although perhaps too hot for some. I would order again.

A small, a hole in the wall space made into a comforting area that almost feels like a karaoke bar.The food was great and the service was prompt and helpful. The drunken noodle was actually Thai spicy (though you can order it milder) and they brought out my Thai iced coffee with the meal, which was perfect!Overall great experience.Dietary restrictions: Only downside is menu doesn't clearly mark which dishes are Gluten Free, and the staff's English might not be equipped to answer. So, if you have a severe allergy, you might want to avoid this place.

This is the Thai food I couldn't find for a decade before I moved to Richmond. Other Thai restaurants here may be fancier or have better plating, but this place is what keeps pulling me back. It's the messy, oily, spicy, and absolutely delicious type of authentic Thai food that leaves you both satisfied and wanting more only a couple days later.Parking: There's parking behind the building.

Never had any satisfaction after eating in this restaurant. The price is high compared to the quality and amount of the foods. The nearby two Thai restaurants (Thai top ten and crazy thai) are much much better than this place. Small sitting area. The waitress rudely asked me to sit in the last row when all the seats of front rows are empty and not reserved. When I was about to sit on the front rows the waitress rudely asked me to sit in last row. Not sure there AC was working.Then after some times she said another customer ‘you can sit wherever you want’.I really did not understand that. The extra charge for chicken was just ripping you off because there are hardly any chickens there. No varieties of vegetables when ordered for salads.

This restaurant serves classic Thai dishes with a lot of variety on the menu. The Thai iced tea is fantastic. The location is excellent, attracting a trendy crowd and conveniently close to the VCU campus. It's the top Thai spot to check out when visiting Richmond.