Nidda Thai Cuisine, Houston TX

The atmosphere is wonderful. The food is amazing and the customer service is great! I definitely recommend eating here!

Solid Thai spot with great Thai iced tea, mango sticky rice and lunch specials.

Dropped in for lunch time and food was quick and delicious.

If the mango sticky rice is in season, don't miss out on it, 100%

Best place to get authentic and tasty Thai food. The service was above average, and the dishes were amazing with lots of flavors. The ambiance is very cozy and relaxed. Definitely will come back again

I used to frequent Nidda quite often before the center was remodeled and they closed for what felt like forever! I was finally back today and it was great! The food was very fresh and great flavors. If you are wanting a quick Thai meal and can't get to street to kitchen, Nidda is a great option. The employees were also very friendly and quick! Highly recommend!

If I were able to give 0 stars I would 120%. Disgustingly rude people. My husband and myself went to pick up an order, when asked the name for the order my husband gave the name, to which the woman at the register responds to him with “okkkkk, put your phone away now you’ll need 2 hands” in a very rude, disrespectful tone.to which my husbands jaw dropped at how appalled he was at what was said… for this being our first times experience…. NEVER AGAIN. Disgraceful.

For what's supposed to be one of the best thai restaurants in Houston, this place is incredibly mid. The flavors are mostly superficial, lacking depth. I generally judge based on noodles and dry curry. The drunken vnoodles were OK but didn't really have a distinctive flavor. The pad prig khing had plenty of sauce but almost no green beans in a dish that's supposed to be all about protein and green beans. It also lacks depth. The mango sticky rice sauce was a little thin, but the mangos were excellent. Thai custard was a disaster. Basically just sweet eggs with a sweet sauce on them. No pandan, no velvety custard, just some sweet steamed eggs with a coconut sauce. So sad.

One of the best chicken pad thais I've ever had: excellent flavor, good portion, noodles and veggies cooked perfectly and fresh with a great amount of heat. The spring and cheese rolls were crispy and delicious without being overly greasy. Will definitely add this restaurant to my Thai staples.

Beautiful place, and the food is incredible. Chu chee eggplant and green papaya salad is my go to but the curries are also good and they'll make the Pad Thai vegan upon request. The vibe is very date night and the mocktails are great but the service is less fancy and more standard.

Good food and service! Give it a try. We ordered Tomyum shrimp, Drunken noodles and Massam Curry. The chai tea is just a little bit sweet on my tasting. Other than that, service is good!

You see what’s on the picture.
Food.
It’s a really good choice. If you’re on a budget show them this picture.

Now, if you want something that screams out ‘Thai’ than look no further and just ask Nikkie what she recommends.
As far as I know. I don’t know much about ‘Thai’ food but it’s great, I’ve had a few dishes from this specific location.

Ok, alright if you don’t know what you’re going to order just ask for Pad Thai [With chicken or beef], that’s it. And Thai tea.

I waited for service for 10 minutes and no one came for my order lol: ’ (I like going out here with friends idk what happened

Cute place, good food, and an ok younger server who I had to flag down for a few things. The happy older man came and brought us our fried chicken thai toast appetizers which were delicious. Chicken Satay was meh. Red Curry good. Tiger Cry meat was boiled (I think) so a little flavorless. Our friends recommended here (their favorite Thai restaurant), I will give it another try in a few weeks since they said it was an "off-night".

Such yummy thai food! Smaller restaurant, clean, decorative. Loved the peanut sauce, fresh spring rolls & the glass noodles.

I was optimistic about this restaurant despite its relatively low star rating on Google. Of 4.2 I ordered pad Thai with shrimp, which was dry and with the shells on. I also ordered beef curry, which had very little beef in it and came with 1 box of rice.

The staff was friendly enough, but the food was just subpar. And that is before we discuss pricing. The portions were not large and for the two dinners, it was $40. Even not being the tastiest, we. Easily ate. What they gave us - a lunch-sized portion that should have cost 30% less at least.

I was unimpressed and as a person currently on strict financial limitations, frankly unhappy with the pricing and lack of value.

I hope that pull it together because there is too much competition to survive long with their offering.

Visited Nidda for lunch.

Service was perfunctory, but the food was surprisingly excellent.

The chicken satay was delicious, and the Tom Yum perfectly seasoned.

I came here last night with a few friends and when we came in it was so colorful and well decorated. The server was really nice and the food was amazing. I loved the view of the ongoing cars. Definitely will be back!

Overpriced meal for lack of quality and quantity.
Had the Pad Thai with Beef and the spiciest option available.
Beef was rubbery and flavorless. I would challenge it’s probably boiled. On top of that, perhaps 2-3oz of protein

Noodles were not spicy on any level, but were probably the only decent item on the dish.
And I had requested for no bean sprouts and still received them.

Customer service was 2/5.

I had heard great things about this place’s Pad Thai, but was overwhelmingly disappointed.