Weekday lunch with college kids. Pad prik was pretty good medium spicy is about right. Not too heavy. Perfect day for the patio also.

Gotta love No Thai for what it is! If nothing else they serve convenience and consistency. Always super easy to call and place and order and pick up within a few minutes. Process of walking in to pay and pick up is also just as easy. My drunken noodles were great and just right amount of spice level at "Yogi Spicy". Portions are large enough that you can make a second meal out of it. No Thai is definitely not always my first choice but definitely a go to when short on time and I need a quick meal.

No Thai is a fast casual staple among students, with several locations around Ann Arbor. It's highly customizable as you're able to modify protein and spice level, and there's a large menu of options from fried rice to curries. Most of the dishes are not very "authentic", but when you separate that expectation, No Thai is really good on its own. Every dish I've tried here has been good, but my favorite is the potato curry (pictured). The portions are big and the flavors are great! I wouldn't recommend the Thai tea here, I found it to be too sweet and it tasted syrupy to me. The Kerrytown location has the cleanest feel of the ones I've been to. There is lots of seating, including a cute outdoor seating area. The service was good, and despite a long line, the food was prepared quickly.

No Thai-- a college student classic! This is one of those comfort-places that just satisfies your Thai cravings for a relatively affordable price Pros: good selection, good prices, lots of locations Cons: it's not the best quality in the world but it never claims to be either, sometimes you get unlucky and get a dish where they totally mess up the spice level My recs: pad seeyu, sweet and spicy chicken, curry pad Thai, drunken noodles Pro tip: get their point card!

Pretty good for take out/fast food style Thai food. The sauce and flavor is always consistent for my Pad Thai Curry. I like the sauce so much that I ask for extra. We also tried the Green Curry this time. My bf said it was a little sweet with the Yoga Flame spice level that he got. My brother got the Drunken Fried Rice. He also mentioned the sweetness, but it was still good, he said. I get this take out when I can if I go to Ann Arbor.

Sometimes the only thing that will hit the spot for me is some Thai food. Umami with a little spice, and maybe some sweetness if I choose a curry dish -- when the itch hits, it's one that I want to scratch. After hanging out with friends on a recent evening, we decided to grab some dinner. We all had different preferences for food (one is vegeterian, one goes gluten free, and then there's yours truly the omnivore), but we all were able to agree on nearby No Thai. It's fast food Thai, so don't expect the same caliber or experience from a sit down restaurant, but for what it is, it is very good. I couldn't decide between two dishes. Both the Pad Pak and Gang Pak looked delicious, but for my first go-round I decided on the Pad Pak. It hit the savory/umami spot with the brown sauce, and when my friends and I hung out again a few weeks later, I tried the Gang Pak. This may be my new go-to. I was afraid that it would be too sweet with the curry sauce, but it actually hit just the right flavor. Even wrangling with the chopsticks couldn't slow me down as I dug into my dinner that night! For Thai food fast when the craving hits, No Thai will hit the spot!