Lamaii - Henderson 2645 Saint Rose Parkway, Henderson, NV 89052

"We were looking for a Thai restaurant with a little bit of ambiance as well as good food when you walk in the door you see their massive wine selection and the restaurant is decorated really nice you see booths and you think oh great I'll get a nice comfortable Booth but then you sit down and there's no padding in them they're very hard also the seats are just wide enough for two people that weigh 90 lb but if you weigh any more you couldn't fit two on each side. I had the fried prawn pad thai and the best I can say about it is average it didn't have a lot of flavor there wasn't a lot of greens or onion bits in with the pad thai or anything it was pretty plain my partner had the duck fried rice and again maybe even below average the rice had no character very little flavor very few vegetables in it and the duck was okay but at times tough. Then I had one of the signature cocktails and I was shocked what a tiny drink you get for 14 or $16 it literally was about three sips. Unfortunately it's getting where you just have to stick to beer and wine when you go to restaurants. The service was below average. We needed knives for cutlery because you just can't eat this stuff without a knife but they don't bring you one my partner wanted to ask for one no one came around and never got it and I was completely finished my meal before my partner got her meal. The tomka soup was good but for $16 it was pretty expensive but it was enough for two people. I wasn't a fan of the inedible lemongrass all throughout the soup that should really be taken out before the soup is brought to you or left in large pieces so that you can remove it easily without having to reach into your mouth and pull out all this fiber. Too much of the menu included fried food which I really didn't want to have at a Thai restaurant. A waitress took my partner's food to put in a box and we waited 10 minutes for it to come back we finally just left"

"First time here just so you know... Food: the food is good. I would say it's a bit of Asian fusion/Pan Asian Cuisine. In the "Small Plate" area we ordered the Salmon Noir, it was drizzled with Thai dressing, topped with crispy garlic. Another dish worth mentioning was the Goong Ceviche - shrimp, jicama, shallot, with spicy lime sauce. The presentation of the food was just so pretty. I always love Thai tea and Thai coffee (they taste so good) - I recommend it 100 percent. Service was great! We were seated right away, no long wait, order taken, and food came fast as well. They get down to business, no time for chatter :). They keep your water filled. Ambiance: soon as you walk in, you would be wowed. From the furniture, to the light fixtures to dinner plate settings. Very nice! They have a beautiful bar and a wine wall with some options. Cons: no free refills on other drinks like teas or sodas."

"A bit pricy. Everything we ordered was good: - Lobster with noodles - Ceviche - Papaya salad - Salmon Noir (raw) - Fried Rice with lump of crab Must try. We will be back."

"Great menu, every appetizer and course was delicious and the atmosphere is very relaxing. Extensive wine list as well."

"I saw this place on social media, so we decided to try them out, but we're disappointed and probably won't come back nor recommend it. We ordered the lobster noodles and some crispy duck curry and a pineapple fried rice, but both dishes are in a salty side. The pineapple fried rice is good, same as the honey toast as well for dessert. We notified them about the salty dish, and they told us that they would let the cook know. My biggest takeaway as well is the very uncomfortable booth table chair. It's too low, and seats don't have enough cushion as if it's worn out. But he place looks cozy, especially when you enter with all the wine display and the outside sitting area looks great as well."