Chada

Mid-City New Orleans, New Orleans · Opened January 2026

Chada at a glance

NeighborhoodMid-City New Orleans
CityNew Orleans, LA
OpenedJanuary 2026

About

  • Authentic Thai flavors
  • Warm, neighborhood atmosphere
  • Fragrant curries and broths
  • Herb-forward, balanced plates
  • Casual counter and table service

Stepping into Chada feels like slipping into a lively Thai kitchen tucked into the heart of Mid‑City. The menu leans on traditional techniques and bright, aromatic ingredients—think punchy chilies, tangy herbs, and rich broths—served in a relaxed, hospitable setting. It’s a dependable spot for both adventurous palates and anyone craving honest, well-executed Thai food.

What to Order

Massaman Short Rib Curry

Slow-braised short rib in a deeply spiced, slightly sweet Massaman curry—rich, tender, and spoon‑licking good.

Green Papaya Salad (Som Tum)

Crunchy shredded papaya tossed with lime, chilies, peanuts, and palm sugar for a vibrant, refreshing bite.

Khao Soi Noodle Bowl

Northern-style coconut curry with egg noodles, pickled mustard greens, and crispy shallots for textural contrast.

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