Block 9 Thai Street Eats - Las Vegas

Only tried this place 1 time and we mostly loved it. The veggie egg rolls had a weird taste in the wrapper/dough used that none of us cared for. I had the spicy green bean w pork and it was excellent w the pork very tender and shaved thin. Pineapple fried rice was better than most, very tasty. Chicken wings were tender but the skin was too fatty for me. Papaya salad was sooo good, probably the best in LV. Portion sizes of everything was huge ! Everyone had enough leftovers for another meal. Will definitely go back and they’re only 5 minutes from my house !

So not impressed. I aye here once before and remember not being impressed. Since I just moved down the street and it had such a high rating, I figured I'd give it another shot. I won't be making that mistake again. I ordered the pad see ew and the noodles were overcooked and doughy. Not a good texture at all. Flavor was bland. My order was to go and I had asked for chili on the side several times. It was not included.

Possibly the best Thai food casual place in Las Vegas. We have been going to this establishment since if opened and it just keeps getting better and better. The owner of this place also owns one of the best fine dining Thai restaurants in Vegas Nittaya's Secret Kitchen Top rated in Vegas for many many years. The food at block 9 is high quality food in a very well though of serving arrangement. Order at the counter your given a number to place on your table then waiter brings your meal. Super easy and convenient. Self service soft drinks and water. They also have a great selection of craft beers on tap and a good selection of wine. Fantastic place for casual dinner with friends. Never disappoints !!!! Take out is also very very good. Containers are all well though out and microwave great. Not to be missed while in VegasParking: lots of parking

This was the closest location to where I was that had good reviews. I don't know how they have so many good reviews. I ordered the Drunken Noodles with no eggs and I'm trying to figure out, where's the flavor? Barely any spice but then again, I wasn't asked a spice level. Also, I prefer sliced chicken versus minced/ground chicken. That was not truly an issue but wish I would have known beforehand. They did have a lot of patrons so I had high hopes but definitely fell short of my expectations. I usually stick to curries when I get Thai but trying to expand my order. I have had drunken noodles that tasted a lot different/better than this. My final complaint is about the Thai tea. Not the best, not the worst but definitely wouldn't order again.

We have a new favorite Thai place! Nice venue and location right off the 215 freeway. Fast, but fresh. They let you order in advance without paying! Who does that nowadays? They do! We have to get no spice when we order Thai because of our 6yr old and that usually means lame/bland. But not here! Their Pad See Iew was extremely flavorful and that 's hard to do when you 're ordering it with tofu. The pork skewers are a must-try/order especially if you like garlic. And you better like coconut milk if you order the Tom Kha soup because they definitely don 't skimp on the coconut or chicken. Fortunately, I do.