Halal Reviews for 2Nakhon Didsbury

The food was spectacular, especially the mango sticky rice, which was divine. The restaurant's interior is stunning and provides a serene atmosphere perfect for dating, conversation, and enjoying delicious Thai cuisine. There was only one staff member working during our visit; she managed taking orders, preparing and serving food, while also attending to children. She was incredibly kind and humble. Kudos to that staff member for balancing her professional duties with her role as a mother.

Honestly the place we wanted to go to was closed so we walked down and came across this jem. It had a halal sticker on the front window so we went in. It was a cute looking cosy place so we took a seat by the fireplace. Seating was nice. They had a swing like chair with flowers so would be great for pictures. The owner/ staff was lovely. Menu had great options. Food came very fast. Was hot and fresh. Wasn't the best food I had but still very tasty 4/5.We enjoyed the food and the atmosphere just bit on the small side so if it was full I might not have liked it as much but I went on a quite Thursday night.. Will be back to try more options. Give it a go. Free parking on road outside.

As i have mentioned many times, I have travelled to Thailand and I absolutely love that cuisine. While me and my friends were pub hopping at Didsbury Dozens, we came across this restaurant. The prices were a bit on a higher side than other restaurants. One of us was a vegetarian and ordered a portion of spring rolls which was awful. It tasted tangy and had a strong smell. Others ordered Chicken/Prawns Pad Thai. There were no vegetables, just the flat noodles and meat. The server's name was Dharma if I'm not wrong who was very attentive and hospitable. They definitely need to work on their food and portion size. The ambience is beautiful though.

Delicious food with a good ambiance. A bit overpriced considering the portion sizes, but the location likely contributes to this. Friendly, welcoming staff enhance the experience. Recommended overall.

The food didn't really taste like Thai food. The portions were small and were pricey. The chilli basil dish was more like an Indian curry. The dumplings were very bland and the outside was paper thin, no taste. However, the tamarind dish was nice, but the duck was very dry and hard. Food is all halal but they serve alcohol. They don't do Thai red or Tom yum, but they did make me the Tom yum soup upon request.