Noi's Thai Kitchen

Authentic Thai Flavors in a Pub Setting

Nestled comfortably within the old English charm of Ryan’s Pub, Noi's Thai Kitchen presents a delightful culinary surprise that lures patrons with its harmonious blend of pub atmosphere and exotic Thai flavors. The juxtaposition of oak and rustic stone with sizzling woks creates a spirited environment that seems almost rebellious against the backdrop of frothy ales and dartboards. On my recent foray into this vibrant space, I was magnetized by the sizzling aromas streaming through the air, suggesting a marriage of cultures that is both unexpected and absolutely captivating. True to its reputation, the pub has embraced Noi's gems, such as their divinely tender satay chicken and bold, lip-smacking beef red curry, each dish a riot of color and taste that charms both the quiet diner and boisterous crowd.

The bustling camaraderie of the pub is ably mirrored by the industrious grace of Noi herself, maneuvering gracefully through tables with efficiency and an easygoing courtesy that turns chaos into charm. Plates arrive promptly despite the buzz of a busy Friday night, impressively sidestepping potential pitfalls that other establishments might woefully encounter. While the occasional misstep in presentation might slip by—the summer rolls perhaps too loosely wrapped—the general consensus holds firm in its praise: freshness and authenticity has made my heart skip a beat in joyous surprise. Though sceptics might question its authenticity compared to Bangkok’s winding streets, Nois's Kitchen holds its own, not as an emulation but as a magnificent culinary adaptation. This cozy confluence of pub banter and Thai elegance is a destination worth exploring, so make your way through this cozy enclave and prepare to be charmed. — Clarissa Cuisinier