★★★★★ Visited this establishment with 10 people for the Iftaar/Dinner buffet last week. Good thing I made reservations as the place was packed and they had to turn away multiple families. They had dates and water for Iftaar and prayer mats setup in the next door vacant unit for Maghrib. The buffet had many items that were very delicious. Aloo Chaat, Samosas, Chicken Biryani, Pulao, Butter Chicken, Nihari, Tandoori Chicken, Seekh Kabab, Chicken Shawarma Rice, Chicken Pasta, Fries and Naan. They also had Kheer and Chocolate Coconut Cake. We were pretty pleased with the food. The staff was very courteous and friendly. Posted on June 11, 2018

★★★★★ Located in a third string mall off Rockville PIke, Amina Thai is a completely zabihah, alcohol-free restaurant run by a Thai family. There's enough seating for probably around 30 people, but you might want to call ahead for reservations. The parking spots are tight, best bring the daily beater and leave the 2011 Mazda RX-8 R3 in Velocity Red Mica with the BBS 19" gunmetal forged alloys at home. This author tried the restaurant's recommended special Kaprow Fried Rice -- fried rice with chicken (or beef or tofu) with vegetables ($12) and a spicy, heady punch from the Thai bird's eye chiles. The Thai iced tea ($3) was the standardized product, including the addition of too much ice and not enough tea. This restaurant, admittedly after just one critical visit by this author, earns 5/5 stars for its quality, cleanliness, service, and because Thai food. Aspirational Thai cooks would do well to try Simple Thai by Leela Punyaratabandhu (name cut and pasted), and gain an appreciation of the mastery behind such a simple but fantastic dish. Posted on June 10, 2018

★★★★★ The food is good. Staff is very friendly, assured all meat is halal. It's next door to falafel corner, and Shalimar is on the left. We've had the chicken potsticker(highly recommend it), Lao sausage, beef drunken noodles and beef larb. I would say the food is very good and is on the more authentic side of Thai, than fast food Thai. I would return again to try other dishes. There are few halal Thai between Sacramento and San Fransisco Bay area, but this one would be on my more favorite list. I would recommend others here. Posted on June 4, 2018

★★★★★ We were in Baltimore for 4 days during which we did an avid search of Halal restaurants. Nailah's kitchen popped up with great reviews. Hubs and I have a real knack for multicultural cuisines so thought of giving it a try. Boy oh boy was it worth it! Nailah's kitchen is split over 2 parts: The Dine-in section, and the Carry-out Section. This was during the month of Ramadan so they had shut off their Dine-in Section to serve 'free Iftar' to anyone who came- no questions asked, followed by Maghrib, dinner and taraweeh. We placed our order at the Carry out section and then proceeded to the dine-in area (next door) and broke our fast with fruits, dates and water. We ordered the Dibi Chicken and Dibi Lamb, with a side of rice and fried plantains (with each dish). The portions were huge, consisting of delectable and succulent flavorful meats with excellent spices. We also ordered "Thiakry" which was a rice based pudding with milk that had flavors of pineapple and a couple of other fruits. We loved the food so much that we went a second time, and ordered a shawarma in addition to the Dibi trays again. Yum! Five stars, we'll be back when in B-more! Posted on June 2, 2018