Thaihey Nola - New Orleans

Best Thai food that I've had in years. The Pad Thai Gulf Shrimp is delicious, not too sweet, deliciously savory and not overwhelmed by the appropriately tart tamarind. I have been trying to find a good pad thai at multiple places in NOLA and this one is the best that I've found so far. The Massaman Ribeye is also amazing. The Tofu Satay (V) was perfect. The serving sizes are small for New Orleans but the flavoring of the dishes are worth it. Also, remember to get rice as isn't included.

The Vegan Boat Noodle Soup was so delicious! The broth was unlike anything I've ever tasted! And the Purple Palmer is so refreshing!

I wish I could this place 6 stars in every category. What a pleasant dining experience from beginning to end! Thank you Misty and Renee for your excellent hospitality. We even had the opportunity to meet the owner, such a standup guy and his lovely wife is the chef. They are in the process of reinventing their menu so there are plentiful off-menu specials available. The food was seasoned to perfection and beautifully presented. I love that they serve water that’s been soaked in Pandan leaves! I can’t wait to go back.

This was the best fried OKRA I've had in my life!! Vegetarian here and they are great for fellow veterans as well! The tofu was cooked perfectly and the peanut sauce was insanely good too! Highly highly recommend especially if picky Thai food eater like myself!

Came here for the first time with the family. Ordered the Ribeye Pad Thai, Pumpkin Curry Fried Catfish, Khao Soi Chicken, Thaihey Spicy Ramen Pork, and some Thai Teas. This restaurant doesn’t sell the traditional Thai dishes or even substitute any ingredients. And overall, pretty expensive, but it was very delicious. As much as I was expecting it to be mediocre because they didn’t have a lot of the Thai dishes that I’m used to, it was surprisingly very flavorful and delish. My whole family enjoyed their dishes as well. Food presentation and the ambiance were great. The staff are fast and very friendly. We stay in a hotel in the area so we walked. It’s in the busy area of New Orleans so I’d recommend parking in a private garage. The restaurant isn’t too large so dining tables are limited. They have 2 restrooms.