
Chef Nittaya has created a new culinary gem with the Little Kitchen, combining her passion for cooking inspired by family recipes from her homeland of Thailand. Nittaya offers a new version of her extraordinary Asian cuisine, served family style using fresh seasonal produce and carefully selected regional products to produce unique, fresh and delicious offerings. The Little Kitchen pairs Chef Nittaya’s innovative cuisine with an intimate atmosphere to create a place that will become your own neighborhood restaurant to visit again and again.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7575 Norman Rockwell Ln STE 140, Las Vegas, NV 89143
Phone: (702) 478-9881
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Reviews
But what did they do to the creme brulee? Ive eaten here many many times, at the restaurant and home delivery, but never has it been so small? This is about 2,5-3 smaller than usual…..whats going on here?
The place has a cozy yet modern atmosphere. We got there at 8pm so there was plenty of street parking.My guests loved their pad thai, mixed veggies, panang curry and shrimp cashew. They even complimented the serving size.
If you’re looking for an authentic Thai food in the area, then you gotta try this place.
Thank you Nittaya!
The garlic basil lamb chops were perfectly cooked to medium rare as we ordered. I don’t even like lamb but I devoured this dish because it was so good and did not have a gamey flavor. The sauce was great too.
Since we were doing tapas, we decided to try the crying tiger steak which are sizzling strips of ribs eye steak. They were also good and cooked medium rare but not as good as the lamb chops.
At this point my husband and I were already full but we ordered the crabmeat fried rice to try. We thought that we could take it home anyway if we didn’t finish it. It was the best fried rice and we finished it to the last grain! It was pricey for a rice dish but my husband said that it was so worth it.