Thai restaurant in Seongsu, Seoul for sharing three dishes: Soi Nana

A Thai food spread in Seongsu

What Soi Nana Seongsu looks like inside and out

The Soi Nana Seongsu exterior. Tucked into a Seongsu side street, this branch has a casual look that fits right in with Seongsu's neighborhood feel. If you're looking for a Thai restaurant in Seongsu where you can eat comfortably without too heavy an atmosphere, this seems like a solid option.

An exotic-feeling interior. Stepping inside, it really felt like a proper Thai restaurant. The overall vibe is clean but relaxed, so it works well for a meal with friends, and also seems like a good fit if you want something a little different for a Seongsu date.

What we ordered at Soi Nana Seongsu and what it cost

Ordering Thai food in Seongsu. This time we ordered three dishes.

• Coconut shrimp — ₩6,900
• Crab curry — ₩29,000
• Pad thai with shrimp — ₩13,900

A pho (Vietnamese-style rice noodle) broth comes free as a side. The broth itself is rich, savory, and a little spicy — the kind that makes you sure the noodles would be delicious too. That's the broth at Soi Nana, a Thai food spot worth knowing in Seongsu.

Poo pad pong curry, 29,000 won: the main dish best for sharing

Crab curry, ₩29,000. And the main dish we ordered that day: crab curry (poo pad pong curry) for ₩29,000. You really can't skip crab curry when it comes to Thai food.

It's a dish where you get to enjoy soft curry together with seafood, so it pairs well with rice, and it also works great placed in the middle of the table for a group to share. The distinctive richness of the curry means it pairs nicely with pad thai too, letting you enjoy two different flavor profiles side by side.

A bowl of rice comes with it too, and eating them together is so good. If you're searching for Thai food in Seongsu and this is your first visit, the crab curry is worth putting on your shortlist.

Pad thai kung with shrimp, 13,900 won: the dish for a first-timer

Pad thai with shrimp, ₩13,900. The last dish was pad thai with shrimp for ₩13,900. Pad thai is another dish you can't skip when it comes to Thai food. Since this version had shrimp in it, ordering it alongside the curry didn't feel repetitive.

It's a different kind of experience from pho — sweet and savory pad thai, so if you're the type who always orders pad thai at a Thai restaurant, this is worth trying. It's also a fairly familiar dish, so it's a good one to order when you're with someone eating Thai food for the first time.

Coconut shrimp, 6,900 won: the side worth adding at Soi Nana

Coconut shrimp, ₩6,900. Delicious both as an appetizer and almost like a dessert, this coconut shrimp was ₩6,900. I ordered it because I love shrimp, and it worked well as a side dish. Popping a piece of shrimp between bites of the bolder-flavored mains like curry or pad thai made the whole spread feel more varied.

At ₩6,900, it's not a burden to add alongside a main dish either. If you want to try a little bit of several different Thai dishes, this is a great side to order.

Is Soi Nana Seongsu worth a visit? Final verdict

Overall thoughts on Soi Nana, a Thai food spot in Seongsu. If you're looking for good Thai food in Seongsu, Soi Nana is worth checking out. We ordered three dishes this time to enjoy a range of Thai food all at once, and there was real fun in picking different dishes to share — the rich flavor of the crab curry, the familiar taste of pad thai, and the coconut shrimp on top of it all.

If you're craving Thai food like pho or pad thai in Seongsu one day, or looking for something different to eat on a Seongsu date or a get-together with friends, keep this in mind. Leaving the exact dishes and prices we ordered here, hoping it helps anyone searching for Thai food in Seongsu.