I will be honest, I did not know what to expect walking into Num Thai, but we left with full stomachs and no complaints worth making.

Randy at the front set the tone immediately. Friendly, attentive, and the kind of service that makes a meal feel more relaxed. Good energy from the start.

We ordered a lot, so here is the full breakdown.

The miso soup was exactly what miso soup should be. Simple, warm, and good. No surprises.

The green salad was basic. Big chunks of lettuce that I would have preferred a little more finely cut, but it was refreshing and grew on me as I kept eating it throughout the meal.

The spider roll was a highlight. Light, clean, and did not leave that heavy feeling you sometimes get from rolls that are overdone. It felt like a healthier version of what you usually find and that is a compliment.

The lemonade was genuinely good. Flavorful and not overly sweet. Worth ordering.

The combo platter came with a shrimp roll, an egg roll, and a fried dumpling. The shrimp roll was the standout, fat juicy shrimp with a sweet chili sauce that worked well. The egg roll tasted good and the dumpling was solid, though a little light on the filling inside. Still enjoyable.

The shrimp pad see ew was really good. Nice shrimp, good sauce, well executed. The beef fried rice had solid flavor and did not feel heavy or oily, which matters more than people give it credit for.

Overall Num Thai delivered a genuinely enjoyable meal. We will be back.