5/5 Juli S. 1 year ago on Google
Nahm
Thai
&
Burmese
Cuisine
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
On
6/15/22,
JP
and
I
went
to
check
out
one
of
Boise’s
newest
and
most
highly
rated
restaurants.
JP
got
there
early
and
met
RC,
who
we
invited
to
join
our
table.
We
eat
family
style,
sharing
a
salad,
three
entrées
and
two
desserts.
The
food
was
delicious
and
the
service
was
excellent.
We
had
a
wonderful
evening.
We
will
definitely
be
back.
Tea
Leaf
Salad
($13.95)
-
House
fermented
Sencha
tea
leaf,
Romaine,
spring
mix,
tomato,
cucumber,
fried
garlic,
fried
shallot,
nuts
and
seeds,
fresh
squeezed
lemon
juice.
None
of
us
had
ever
had
a
tea
leaf
salad
before.
We
loved
it.
This
salad
not
only
is
beautiful
to
look
at,
it
has
a
lot
going
on
flavor
wise.
The
fried
garlic
and
shallots,
along
with
nuts
and
seeds,
give
it
some
nice
crunch.
Hung
Lay
($17.95)
-
Rich
and
sweet
curry
with
pork
belly,
ginger,
pickled
garlic,
pearl
onion,
tamarind,
served
with
cucumber
relish.
We
ordered
this
dish
with
sticky
rice.
While
we
all
liked
each
of
the
entrées,
RC
and
I
thought
this
one
stood
out
above
the
other
two.
Pork
belly
isn’t
my
favorite,
but
I’m
beginning
to
think
I
just
haven’t
had
a
great
pork
belly
before.
Hands-down,
this
is
the
best
pork
belly
dish
I’ve
ever
had.
I
don’t
like
sweet
entrées.
Personally,
I
did
not
consider
this
curry
to
be
sweet.
I
would
simply
say
it’s
more
complex
than
spicy,
in
terms
of
heat
level.
Green
Curry
with
Beef
($18.95)
-
Green
curry
paste
in
rich
and
creamy
coconut
milk,
braised
beef
shank,
Kaffir
lime
leaves,
green
beans,
bamboo
shoots
and
basil.
Comes
with
rice.
Paratha
and
cucumber
relish.
We
ordered
this
dish
with
coconut
rice.
This
was
JP’s
favorite
entree.
I
enjoyed
it
but
Green
Chicken
Curry
is
my
go
to
dish
the
first
time
I
check
out
a
Thai
restaurant,
so
eating
it
made
with
beef
is
a
different
experience.
I
would
not
hesitate
to
order
again,
but
next
time
I
would
ask
if
it
could
be
made
a
little
spicier.
Usually
when
I
get
green
curry,
I
ask
for
it
to
be
made
with
the
same
spice
level
as
it
would
in
Bangkok.
Yellow
Curry
with
Fried
Chicken
($18.95)
-
Thai
Hat-yai
style
fried
chicken
with
yellow
coconut
curry,
onion,
tomato
and
potatoes.
Served
with
roti,
rice
and
cucumber
relish.
We
ordered
this
dish
with
sticky
rice.
We
all
enjoyed
this
dish,
and
it
was
one
of
my
favorites.
Hat-Yai
fried
chicken
is
a
popular
street
food
in
Thailand.
It’s
typically
served
with
sticky
rice.
This
entrée
comes
with
a
serving
of
yellow
curry
to
go
with
it.
JP
and
RC
Both
felt
they
would
prefer
the
dish
if
the
chicken
came
in
the
curry,
but
I
loved
it
just
as
it
was.
I
really
like
the
fried
chicken,
some
of
which
I
dipped
in
the
curry
before
eating.
But
I
liked
the
fried
chicken
skin
just
as
it
was.
Next
time
though,
I
would
ask
if
they
could
boost
the
spice
level
in
the
curry.
Chocolate
Banana
Roti
($8)
-
Thai
roti
with
banana,
chocolate
sauce
and
condensed
milk.
We
all
enjoyed
this
desert
Mango
Sticky
Rice
($8.95)
-
With
coconut
milk
cream.
This
dessert
was
our
favorite.
*Nahm
means
water
in
Thai.
Location:
577
E.
Park
Blvd.
#110
-
Boise
Highly
Recommended!!!
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