Sukhothai

Sukho Thai in New Orleans offers a delightful culinary experience with authentic Thai flavors and a welcoming ambiance. Sipping my first sake's drink was a unique and enjoyable experience, with its distinct rice wine taste leaving a lasting impression. Our meal at Sukho Thai was a culinary journey highlighted by the flavorful Herbal Mussels, delightful Drunken Noodles, and the aromatic Seafood Tom Yum Noodle Soup. The Sukiyaki Noodle Soup added a perfect touch, but the Drunken Noodles stood out as simply awesome.The Thai coffee was a delightful ending to our Thai experience, adding a touch of richness to the meal. Overall, I highly recommend this place for Thai cuisine lovers.

Absolutely delicious food and great service! Sukho Thai on Royal St is a hidden gem. We stopped by in November 2023 on our third day in New Orleans after trying most of local cuisine dishes. The food was absolutely delicious! Perhaps the best Thai food we ever tasted. Flavorful, rich, perfectly done, with heat level exactly as ordered on a scale of 1 to 5. The menu was so big that we had hard time choosing as many dishes looked equally appealing. We settled on Tom Kha Gai soup and Ahi Katsu for appetizers and Salmon Pineapple Curry and Green Curry with Scallops for mains. The soup was one of the best Tom Khas we had and both mains were amazing like out of this world. The service was top notch as well. Our server Tasheika was very friendly, attentive, and helpful choosing dishes and the heat level of the food. We felt warm, comfortable and really enjoyed our dinner. Thank you! We highly recommend Sukho Thai on Royal St if you like Thai cuisine and you are in the area! They are just one block away from famous Frenchmen St.

My wonderful retreat. 😊 I eat lunch here about four times a week. I’ve been eating here for 25 years. They make you feel like family. 😊 The main reason I like Sukho Thai is because of the food. The sauces are sublime. Really exquisite. The lunch specials are reasonably priced. The ambiance is relaxed and casual. The wait staff really takes care of you. They are fantastic. The food comes out quickly. An “expediter” brings it to your table the minute it’s ready. This system really works well. You are never waiting very long for your food. The staff is just so friendly, attentive and efficient. I see them all the time. They’re super. From manager Ashton to Tasheika, Maria, Ryan, Angie— all super efficient- very service-oriented. I highly recommend Sukho Thai, and we send our B&B guests here all the time. They love it too!!

[Vegan friendly] this restaurant has a separate menu for vegan and vegetarian dishes. The menu features a variety of classic Thai dishes, such as pad thai, curry, and stir-fries, all of which are made with vegan ingredients. We also ordered a few cocktails, and they were all very good. The Lychee Martini was my favorite. The restaurant is located in a charming neighborhood. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, making it a great place to enjoy a casual meal with friends.

Large vegan menu. Loved the vegan pad Thai and the serving was plentiful. Our waiter was excellent and food was served quickly. I will definitely come back. It's a great option for vegans or vegetarians who are at the far end of the French Quarter or Marigny and looking for a delicious and filling meal.

We like to try a new Thai restaurant everywhere we go and this is by far our favorite! There is a whole page of vegan options and even though I’m not vegan I would have never known my partner’s dish was vegan it was so delicious. Everything was pure perfection including the service. Our server even gave us suggestions of vegetarian friendly places in the area for our next day of touring the city. Pictured is the vegan pineapple fried rice and drunken noodles with duck.

We went there very late in the evening around 9.30. The AC was a bit too strong. Food was nice, but the portion was very small, even for a small person / in European standards. I wasn't satisfied after having my drunken noodle dish. The flavour was good but too salty to my liking - maybe because there weren't enough rice noodles. For this reason, I think it didn't appear to have good value. The scallops in the noodles were nice. Prawns nice. Calamari was a bit overcooked. I tried a bit of the vegetable red curry of my partner's, and the flavour was good. The questions is, will I return when next in New orleans? Hum, probably not, unless the portion size is greatly improved.