Nicky's Thai Kitchen Nutrition Facts

Nicky's Thai Kitchen in Pittsburgh's North Shore is a local gem for protein-dense Thai cuisine. Pad see ew, basil chicken, and curry dishes deliver 35g+ protein. The restaurant is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and serves locals and visitors alike.

Thai menus split into two macro categories: stir-fries and noodles. Stir-fries built on basil chicken, beef, prawns, or tofu run 30-40g protein at moderate calorie levels. Noodle dishes — pad thai, drunken noodles, pad see ew — are starch-heavy with smaller protein portions; ask for double protein, which most kitchens do for a couple dollars and doubles your macro yield. Curries are protein-friendly when you eat the meat and vegetables but skim the coconut-cream sauce.

For an athlete-ready order at Nicky's Thai Kitchen, anchor on the protein and swap or skip the calorie-heavy sides. Best macro pick: Basil chicken, drunken beef, or pad kee mao with double protein (35-45g) and steamed rice on the side. Watch out for: Pad thai and drunken noodles as the main course — starch-heavy with small protein portions unless you double up.

This guide is built from Nicky's Thai Kitchen's published menu and standard industry macro references for the dishes named above. Specific item calorie, protein, carb, and fat values vary by preparation, portion, and seasonal substitutions — always confirm with the restaurant if you're targeting a precise macro window. Updated weekly with the rest of the Healthy Eats Near Me catalog.