No Thai

Name: No Thai
Address: 1317 S University Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48104-2525, USA
Telephone: +17342228080
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.5

May be permanently closed

This place may be called No Thai! South U now.

#79 of 673 restaurants in Ann Arbor

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University of Michigan Museum of Natural History is what you should visit after wonderful meals at this restaurant. If you like Thai cuisine, then No Thai is worth checking out. This place boasts perfectly cooked spicy chicken, prawns and thai chicken.

This spot is suitable for visitors who have lunch on the go because they can order food as a takeout. A number of guests consider the staff cheerful. Service at this restaurant is something one can name professional. Based on the guests' opinions, prices are fair. On Facebook, people say that No Thai deserves 4.5.

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Willow H. 11 months ago on Yelp

I have been going here for probably 10+ years, and it's my favorite place to order take out in Ann Arbor. 100% a high school staple. It's usually fast turnaround for ordering. I wouldn't recommend going into this expecting it to taste like traditional Thai food, because it isn't. It's like the chipotle of Mexican food. I think the price is pretty fair for the portion size, but they did increase it recently. The food is usually consistent, but tbh it's impossible to know how spicy it will be, because I think the cooks just estimate how much of the spice mix they put in each order and it varies person to person. I would probably say that's the biggest downside. I personally love it, and my favorite dish to order is potato curry with tofu. Although I will say the dish I think is lacking the most in flavor is the regular pad thai, I would rec the curry one.

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Vanessa M. a year ago on Yelp

Food (3/5) - Does the job in a pinch, but note that it doesn't taste like authentic Thai food (probably wasn't meant to). Was actually less greasy than I expected. Got the drunken noodles with chicken in medium sauce. The scale skews a little mild, if you are used to eating spice can definitely "size up" so to speak. Noodles were the right texture if not a little too al dente, usually it's the opposite problem. Chicken and egg were fairly flavourful. Expect it to be salty. Service/Ambiance (2/5) - Came on St Patrick's Day so obviously the place was extremely crowded. Multiple people cut the lines brazenly and the staff didn't do anything about it, though not sure that it's their responsibility. Food comes out at normal pace, expect a 10-15 minute wait. They give you a little tag and then call the number when the order is done, at which point you have to fight through the sea of people to get to the front of the counter to get your plastic bagged up food. An experience to say the least. Price (3/5) - Adequately / a little high priced, close to 15 when it's all said and done.

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Dechhen S. a year ago on Yelp

I could tell that love was put into the curry that I had eaten the night I ordered in from No Thai! with my friends. The potato curry was so perfect my friends and I remarked there had to have been generations of familial love and perfection put into the recipe and wars waged over the recipe. The fried rice, pad Thai and crab wontons were also amazing. This meal literally made our day.