Infinithai & Sushi brings broad Thai appeal to Nashville

What the public feedback says

Infinithai & Sushi holds a 4.7 Google rating from 110 reviews, and the available comments show enthusiasm across several parts of its wide-ranging menu. Diners praise the Thai food, sushi, soups and drinks rather than rallying around only one signature item. That breadth makes the restaurant a practical choice for mixed groups, particularly when some people want noodles or curry and others are leaning toward sushi.

The positive response is not limited to the cooking. Reviewers repeatedly mention kind staff, attentive service and an appealing atmosphere. Food is also described as arriving quickly while still tasting fresh. Taken together, those comments suggest a casual neighborhood restaurant with enough polish for a relaxed dinner, but without the formality or cost of an expensive night out. Its listed price level translates to a mid-range meal.

Noodles, curry and heat

The clearest enthusiasm centers on familiar Thai comfort food. One diner singled out drunken noodles with tofu and pad see ew with tofu, describing both in especially favorable terms. That review also praised the restaurant’s hot spice level as delivering the desired amount of heat. Another meal pairing of pad Thai and red curry earned a promise of frequent returns.

These accounts make the noodle and curry side of the menu the most persuasive starting point. Tofu also appears to be a viable choice rather than an afterthought, based on the favorable response to two separate tofu noodle orders. Thai tea and boba tea receive positive mentions as well, giving diners an easy drink pairing when choosing spicier food.

Sushi, soup, crab rangoons and crispy wontons broaden the appeal, although the supplied reviews offer less detail about specific rolls or soup varieties. The repeated pattern is general satisfaction across categories, not enough evidence to identify a particular sushi order as the essential pick.

Where expectations may vary

Not every item receives equal praise. One reviewer found the pork egg rolls dominated by onion and too light on identifiable pork, comparing them more closely to vegetable rolls. That is a specific but useful caution for anyone ordering them primarily for a substantial pork filling. The same review still complimented the people and service, so the criticism reads as dish-specific rather than a broader concern about hospitality.

Orange chicken with steamed rice is mentioned in that order, but the available excerpt does not provide a clear verdict on it. It would be a stretch to treat that dish as either a strength or weakness based on the supplied feedback alone.

Editorial verdict

Synthesizing the rating and public comments, Infinithai & Sushi looks strongest as a flexible mid-range option for Thai noodles, curry, sushi and sweet tea drinks. Warm service and a pleasant setting reinforce the food, while quick delivery from the kitchen adds practical appeal. First-time diners have the strongest review-backed case for starting with noodles or red curry, then adding an appetizer or drink. The pork egg rolls are the one order carrying a clear note of caution.