Na’s Thai Cafe

I’m so thankful for this place!!! They do a great job with gluten free labeling and availability so now my whole family can enjoy it happily. They are very kind and it’s a cute seating area. The Thai fried rice was so good it was almost a little sweet. Loved it! They will be getting a lot of business from us, so hopefully they can stick around:)

This is the best Thai food place in the twin cities. The service is slow and the décor isn’t much but the food is epic. It’s a favorite spot for my friends and I. Everyone can find something they love and they’re good about adjusting the spice level to everyone’s preference. The prices are a little high but you’re given enough food for that meal and the next so it’s worth it. I wouldn’t recommend Na’s if you’re in a hurry but if you have time to enjoy some delicious Thai food, definitely give it a try.

Very nice food. Chicken green curry was good and hot but still very flavorful. Duck curry, pad Thai, and spring rolls also nice. I ordered a glass of wine and never received it, and they were very apologetic. It wasn’t a huge deal to me, but it might have cooled my palate with the green curry! Will likely return.

I love this place! Yes it is a little pricey but the portion size is double so it’s really 2 meals.
They use this amazing chili oil that we always get and its super spicy and yummy! I recommend getting your dish mild and then asking for it on the side of you are sensitive to heat.
I also have to point out the egg rolls! They are huge and really tasty.
I do agree the service can be slow and they get busy but I always go there with that in mind and I consider the food worth the wait. If not, then order it for take out!

Decent food, medium prices, mediocre décor, slow service. Went in w a party of seven. There were only two other tables with people when we got there. Both tables already had their food. Despite this, the food was slow to arrive (which does infer fresh) and service room their time. We got 4 appetizers and three main dishes. All the food was fresh and flavorful. The décor was a little dated and worn. Overall I would say prices were a little high for the experience but I would say is decent.

After a emotional stop by Prince house. Me and my boyfriend got hangryyyy like angry hungry. We wanted some asian thai food. This poped up. so we frove over to the location. I kid you not when we parked and got off the car we both smelled a strong smell of asian fusion scents. it was like heaven.
Very dim lighting which i love. Very cool art on the walls small but cool. It was packed up in there i didnt expect it to be that packed up im like ummm my anxiety level is shooting straight up lol. Anywho very friendly servers.
I ordered number 42 which was stir fry of veggies and rice on the side and mild spice. I kid you not very simple ingredients but sooo much flavor i believ it was gluten free too. which is a plus for me. My boyfriend Irvin ordered shrimp curry HOT SPICe we are mexican and we can handle spice but this was like on another level. they have the option of extra hot and good thing he didnt cause he would have died. Even with the heat the flavors of the dish was awesome.
We didnt order drinks just water and both our plates came up to $ 30.59 which i guess a lil pricey for us with no drinks but well worth the flavor and experience. If im around the area again deff going back

Got beef laab and cashew chicken curry, food was amazing, will come back soon! We also had the spring rolls.

Was in the area, so we decided to try the lunch buffet.
For a few dollars more than a typical Chinese buffet (which I also really enjoy), this was well worth it. Pad Thai, Chicken Curry, and the Egg Rolls were highlights. The cold rice noodle salad was also tasty. Make sure you try the sauces, they are very unique.
Will certainly consider Na’s the next time I have a Thai craving.

Food was fantastic and seemed fairly authentic. Décor pretty bland could use some updating. Service was ok. Favorite Thai restaurant! REALLY good food!

Stopped in with the boys for lunch buffet. The selection was limited very limited. The fried rice was above par fresh vegetables. Egg rolls were hot and fresh as were the cheese puffs. The meat to filler ratio was about ⁵⁰⁄₅₀. Would not do the buffet again as it was expensive $ 12.45 for lunch.
But would try off menu next time…

Went for an early dinner with my husband. Service was quick and nice. Bathroom was disgusting. Décor was dated. Menus were sticky with food stuck to them. Spring rolls were good. Cold steak salad was not cold and tasted old. Not enough line sauce. Chicken pad Thai was good. Big portion. We will be going elsewhere to eat Thai.

Poor service. Waited forever to order & we finally had to flag someone down. Extremely hot/​humid in there! Hard to eat spicy food when youre already sweating. Cream cheese puffs were freaking amazing! Ordered Pad Thai with chicken. Delicious! Huge portion! I couldn’t make a dent in the massive pile of food! We could have fed a small village with our leftovers!!! They ran out of desert so I was disappointed. Fortune cookies were motivational not fortunes. Reasonable prices. When given the choice between Applebee’s or this place, I’d choose Applebee’s 3 out of the 5 times.

The service isn’t amazing, but the food is good and consistent. The spring rolls are great start. We love the curries, Pad Thai and Beef and Broccoli. We order the dishes «mild» here (even though we typically order medium or hot elsewhere).

UPDATE. my husband and i just came by the other day on 12−2−15. we ordered shrimp pad thai (spice level hot), curry fried rice with tofu (spice level medium) and beef laab (spice level hot). the entire dish was so spicy and so delicious. i even told my husband that the spiciness of the food is making my vision blurry! haha! i’m sure of it also.
the chef that day was superb! the owners daughter even came by to our table asking how everything was. besides that, the waiter was so professional, so nice and courteous.
i will have to say that na’s thai café knows their spice so be warned. my stomach acted up the following day and let’s just say i couldn’t sit still at home or at work. it only took 12 hours for it to calm down.
the price is still a little high but worth coming every now and then. the only downside this time was that their vegetable soup was very oily. when i sipped the broth, all i could taste was the oil and to think, their wonton soup/​veggie soup is very flavorful and good.

I suggested Thai or Vietnamese food because I had a taste for phở. We ended up here and instead of going for the lunch buffet, which looked rather weak for $ 11.99, I looked through the menu and found their phở! It was $ 9.99 and I added extra meatballs for the extra $ 1.00. It came out in this huge bowl loaded with all the bean sprouts, basil leaves, beef shavings and everything. It was fantastic. The service was exceptional for her operating the whole restaurant by herself and it being the lunch rush. I would highly recommend this place to anyone.

Don’t order from the menu unless your not that hungry. VERY SMALL PORTIONS. Best to just get the buffet. Not impressed…

Great food and awesome staff!
We always get the spring rolls and fried shrimp. Awesome starters with really good dipping sauces.
We like the laab, basil fried rice, coconut lemon soup, and the Thai fried rice. Everything we have ordered has always been really good. All of the kids that work here are really friendly as well! They are fast, efficient, and very pleasant. Great place to come to when you don’t want to eat in, or you can order for pick-​up!

After having had some truly delicious Thai food in California I can honestly say that the food here is not horrible but not outstanding, hence the three star rating from me.
I got the Mee Groff, which is essentially their take on chow mein. I’m not even sure if the dish is Thai, but anyway I thought it was ok. I liked the crispy noodles but I thought the sauce was too sweet. It needed a bit more balance — perhaps more acid and more salt.
Perhaps I didn’t order the right thing but overall I was not super impressed.

Stopped in for lunch today as we were craving Thai food. We decided to try the buffet. It was a disappointment. There was a very limited selection on the buffet, and what was there was lukewarm at best. They had a Veg Pad Thai out that was nothing more than noodles and bean sprouts with a little Pad Thai sauce on it. Meh… They do have a cucumber type salad that is very good if you take the chicken out of it. The chicken in the dish is NOT good. It tastes as if it has been in the refrigerator for a few days. The staff was very friendly and attentive.
Still looking for a good Thai resaraunt.

Stumbled in this place by accident looking for another, similar, restaurant.
I was pleasantly surprised. I had the lunch buffet and it was very tasty. The pork and chicken dishes were well prepared and flavorful. The vegetables in all the dishes were not over cooked. The egg rolls where amazing, as were the noodle dishes.
Zero complaints food wise. It was probably the best lunch buffet I have had in a long time.
Service was good. The restaurant was clean, parking was fair. I will be back.