Thai-Namite
Milwaukee Public Market,400 N Water St, Milwaukee, WI, 53202
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Address :
Milwaukee Public Market,400 N Water St
Milwaukee, WI, 53202 - Phone (414) 277-8555
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Brunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : No
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Joe P.
Descriptive phrase: quick and sizable Thai takeaway. I ordered the Drunken Noodle ($10) at the walk-up counter at this tiny little addition to the MKE Public Market scene. There's a small counter for seating and eating for maybe 3 people, but I took my dish (~5 minutes) to the tables upstairs. Definitely a reasonable price for the portion and quality of ingredients, but I made a terrible mistake in getting mine with the "medium" heat. Each bite was tasty for a second then extreme burn. But that's a reason many people go for Thai! It's a nice addition to the Market's other options.
(3)Daniela C.
Stopped by around 12 on a Thursday. It's a small, but decent sized menu. I opted for the yellow curry, with rice. It tastes great, not much seating at the actual spot, but upstairs there are plenty. They also have a small sushi selection. I got it 'to go' and just wish they would have given me napkins and utensils since I was eating at the public market...
(4)Ilana O.
Thai-namite is pretty dynamite. They're nice. The spring rolls are da-bomb-biggidy. Seriously. 2 tofu spring rolls in rice paper for $4 and the crack-laced peanut sauce. Salivating. The $8 lunch special is solid, but I usually get my own thang. I'm so happy to have a take out sushi place in the area, for those nights where you don't want to shell out $40 or an hour+ on the 'experience' but just want some quality raw fish. Mmm. This will hit the spot. Their pad thai is also pretty banging. Thank you Thai-namite for filling a sushi shaped hole in the public market. I don't know if I'll ever eat there, but I adore this place for takeout. Got dinner last weekend for $14. It was a good time.
(4)Kevin M.
I had a poor experience here. The food was not up to par with authentic thai food. I got the lunch box special. The chicken was tough and hard to cut; it was also kinda dry. Also the service was a little disappointingly. The assistant was very soft spoken and not clean shaven. He didn't show much effort. Overall, I didn't really like the place but you should try it yourself.
(2)Christine F.
This is in the old Sushi A Go Go site in the MPM. They updated the space to have some sushi bar seating and bright decor. And the sushi is made fresh right at the counter. There was some ready to eat food which I chose. The Volcano Chicken was large pieces of breaded chicken with a vinegar/honey sauce. I was thinking it would be spicy because of the name but it had just the right amount of spice. They had that and three other options for lunch at $8.00 each including a Thai curry. The maki rolls look like they are economically priced at $6.00. It seems like a nice addition to the the ever evolving MPM. I got there around 11:15 AM and it wasn't busy at all.
(3)Dallas M.
Very helpful staff, answered a lot of my questions. They have Thai and sushi. I enjoyed the red curry. Remember to ask them about the spice level. You can eat right at the sushi bar or get your food to go. They have pretty good prices - comparable to other places. They also have iced green tea, I didn't try it but it looked good.
(5)Katie K.
My go to for take out and sushi! My favorite entrees are the Volcano Shrimp and the Shrimp Pad Thai. Their appetizers are also amazing. I've had the spring rolls, crab Rangoons, and the crispy squid. My favorite sushi I've ordered from here so far is the Brady Roll. I was not a fan of the fried rice. I ordered the hawaiian chicken first and then gave the classic pork a try. Its not bad, its just not the best thing they have to offer.
(4)John O.
I just stopped by for lunch today and really enjoyed the lunch box special. Affordable and delicious - Red Curry Chicken was very good. I look forward to trying the Hot Basil Beef.
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