Nittaya's Secret Kitchen

Almost three years since I last ate at Nittaya's Secret Kitchen in the Summerlin North area. Decided to return for its Happy Hour. Prices listed as (Happy Hour/regular menu); food portions were reported as identical between the two menus. BBQ Thai Wings ($8/$15): 3x flats, 2x drumsticks of decent size, juicy meat that was easy to strip from the bone, perfect amount of sauce on the crisped skin to deliver flavor without excessive goopiness. Came with a finger bowl of mildly spicy and tasty dipping sauce; liked it enough, and was of sufficient amount, to save for my next plate, the Bacon Wrapped Shrimp ($8/$14): Four pieces on two skewers like barbells. Bacon very crunchy but chewable wrapped triple around a sufficiently-sized crustacean, which retained its snappy bite. The sweet/citrus pineapple sauce (offered either on the shrimp or on the side) was yummy. Both plates adorned with a small shredded veggie salad topped by a knife-cut orange "flower". Pinot Grigio Cantina Valdadige 2024 ($8/$12 gls): A just-enough pour. Value: Super for deliciously satisfying eats at a great price point. Atmosphere: Full of rustic charm. Service: Very attentive, anticipatory, and friendly from Asia behind the bar, hostess, and the runners.

My wife and I absolutely love this place! We actually stumbled across Nittaya’s Secret Kitchen by total accident while heading toward Downtown Summerlin, and it has quickly become one of our favorite spots. Honestly, it’s some of the best Thai food we’ve ever had ​There are a few standouts that make this place special The Charred Edamame: This isn't your standard steamed appetizer. They throw the edamame into a wok to give it a beautiful char. Those little bits of crispy garlic and the sear on the ends add an incredible depth of flavor. ​Fresh Rolls: These are delicious, especially with their tasty peanut sauce. We always substitute tofu for the shrimp, and they nail it every time. ​The Noodles: We’ve worked our way through the Pad See Ew, Pad Woon Sen, and Drunken Noodles. Every single dish has been fantastic—perfectly seasoned and fresh. ​The only minor miss for us was the banana spring rolls; we found the wrapper a bit too thick and bready, which masked the flavor of the fruit. However, that’s one small detail in an otherwise flawless menu. ​We make it a point to stop in for lunch or dinner every opportunity we get. If you’re looking for authentic flavor and a great atmosphere, don't miss this "secret" kitchen!

What a cool romantic and delicious ambience the restaurant has I went there on a trip with a Girlfriend for girls night out with a bottle of wine and some tapas and this place does not disappoint we didn't even want to leave. Service everything is top notch. You got to try this Thai Fusion cuisine.

Nittaya’s Secret Kitchen is hands down my favorite neighborhood spot. The service is always warm and attentive, making every visit feel like you’re being welcomed back home. Their wine selection is excellent—thoughtfully curated and perfect …

A little week night, date night with my husband and we decided to check out this location. We were seated right away. We ordered some of our usuals, the grilled flank steak and the green curry egg rolls. Both were delicious as always. Good to know we have a back up location for our favorite restaurant!