Restaurant looked like it was boarded up and closed, staff only spoke English enough to insult my daughter, food is drastically overpriced ($4 to add green onion on an entree?! GREEN ONION!), fried rice looked like they ran out of soy sauce, somehow most of the sauce from garlic chicken was in the bag and there was still too much garlic (for a reference of this, my daughter has been known to eat a spoonful of garlic-- "too much garlic" is not a phrase she utters often). Chicken was overcooked, vegetables were both overcooked and undercooked (IN THE SAME DISH SOMEHOW), fried rice was nearly indistinguishable from white rice (which was undercooked-- HOW DOES A CHINESE RESTAURANT SCREW UP RICE?!) The fried rice contained beef that looked like someone had boiled it before they fried it-- that sickly grey color you get when beef's about to go off? that, but add "looks boiled". On top of that, the online ordering system cannot accept payments (probably should've been my first clue not to get food here) and the food wasn't ready by the time the ordering system said-- this is very unprofessional. Add the price ($80 for 3 adults and a toddler!) and this place has earned the "wish I could give it 0 stars" award. Skip this place and go to either Asian Wok or House of Lee, or literally anywhere else including an actual dumpster.

I ordered sesame chicken with broccoli and extra sauce, chicken fried rice with no green onions and crab Rangoon. The lady on the phone repeated my order and they still messed it up and didn't give or ring me up for the Rangoons. There was green onions in my food and I had no broccoli and the chicken was nasty and dry. Very disappointed. I will not be back.

I’ve had Thai food from coast to coast and I always feel like Omaha punches way above its weight class as a city when it comes to Thai food. Knyaw absolutely falls into that category. I had the spring rolls, chicken wings, pad thai, and KaNa Mu Crob. All were fantastic and I will definitely be back. They also have fish sauce and chilis at the table if you want to add a punch to your dish to suit your personal preferences.

One of the best Thai restaurants in Omaha. I’ve been to Tasty Thai, Salween, Mercy, etc. Easily, the pad Thai is the best I’ve had here. I love how authentic the restaurant seems with the fish sauce, chili, vinegar toppings available at the table. The chicken wings were also so good! Definitely will be coming back!

The steamed dumplings were amazing, they had this crispy flavorful stuff on top, and the fried dumplings were nicely crispy/crunchy. The pad Thai was flavorful and cooked well. I got chicken, level 1, cuz I'm a pansy.. and it was incredible. I def could've gotten 2 or 3 but I'm still happy with it. He said his level 6 chicken PT was a little dry but pretty good, and would def get a 7 next time. Would highly recommend, and will go back!

When you walk into the restaurant, the inside looked unorganized and looked like it was still under construction. The food and services were great. I also didn't realize that there were two of the Salween Thai restaurants in Omaha,both of them had similar menu.