Ghin Na Rhee Restaurant

Very friendly staff. However, we arrived at 7:30PM when they close at 8pm. We asked for our food to go and we got the impression that the food was leftovers based on the taste. Definitely unexpected considering that we thought it was a 4.5 star rated restaurant. I eat a lot of pad Thai and this wasn’t one of my better ones. Very greasy and the noodles felt a little dried out. The Tom Kha Gai coconut soup was too watery and missing a little heat, but still better than the Pad Thai. The Bamee was okay. Overall, not impressed, but we also think it was just the time and day.

After eating here for 15 years, it is time I wrote a review. The food is wonderful, fresh and flavorful and a fantastic bargain. My family are big eaters and everyone gets satisfied and usually has a to go box to take home. More than this is the kindness of this family owned and run restaurant. Sigh always greets me kindly and remembers my order. I am on my way back today. The lunch special is an unbeatable deal.

Amazing thai cuisine and you can request a special touch and they will come up with a perfect dish! It’s time we wrote a review after all the years we have enjoyed their food and service. We have been going to Gin Na Ree, take out for two decades and it is our family favorite!! We always get drunken noodles, shrimp basil , dumplings, pepper beef and vegetable green curry! It’s the best! The portions are generous and the staff super friendly, it’s a joy going there.

This small, family own and ran shop has the friendliest staff along with some of the best Thai food in Arlington. My favorite is the drunken noodles, I've had it all over, definitely a top contender Better tasting than the Drunken Noodles you can get from the MGM Casino and Hotel too, so if you'd even think about shelling out money there for their Asian/Thai food I rather you spend it here and support them! 🥰 Curries are one of the best you'll find in Arlington too, even better than some places that may have "curry" in it's name too... 🤐

Tried this place today for the first time and we were all underwhelmed. Background: we’ve visited Thailand a couple of times (and did cooking classes both times), we order Thai food often, and I cook a lot, including Thai food. The reviews for this place seem to fall in two camp (great or terrible), and I can see both sides. As food: sure, it’s tasty. Almost anything Thai is tasty by default. But as Thai food, it’s not what I’m looking for. Reminds me of something I (definitively a non-Asian cook) could easily make myself, or maybe what would be typical “home cooking” by a Thai family. But just like with any other cuisine, I’m looking for a higher level of taste and quality from a restaurant. The pad see ew tasted only like boiled noodles, steamed broccoli, soy sauce, and sautéed pork. The red curry tasted like coconut milk and spice, and maybe a bit of curry paste. The papaya salad was decent. But everything was significantly lacking in depth and complexity of flavors, and the quality and technique certainly could have been better. Bottom line: I’d happily eat it again if it were the only option, but there are plenty of other Thai restaurants I’d choose first. (Elephant Jumps is one of our favorites, if you’re looking for a recommendation.) On the bright side, service was super friendly and fast.

Extremely generous noodle dishes: - Pad Thai: could use more veggies - Drunken Noodles: we asked to be non spicy for kids and they loved it We did take out and fed 3 adults and 4 kids, and still had left overs. Definitely value and will order again but may personally buy some extra green bean sprouts to add some veggies and crunch, flavor was right on for the family.