Khunya’s Thai Street Food Opens in Williamsburg
Chef Chakhrit Netsan has opened Khunya’s Thai Street Food in Williamsburg, bringing his family-inspired, Bangkok-style Thai cuisine to the Historic Triangle. Located at 6610 Mooretown Road, the restaurant features authentic dishes made with fresh, local ingredients, including menu highlights like…
Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News, VA, October 17, 2026 —
Chef Chakhrit Netsan has opened Khunya’s Thai Street Food at 6610 Mooretown Road in Williamsburg, introducing a family-inspired, Bangkok-style Thai restaurant to the Historic Triangle.
The restaurant’s menu features dishes made with fresh, local ingredients, according to the information provided about the opening. Among its highlights are boat noodles and Yentafo pink noodles, two noodle dishes identified as examples of the restaurant’s offerings.
The concept is described as drawing on Netsan’s family inspiration and Bangkok-style Thai cuisine. No further details were provided about the family influences behind the menu or how the dishes are prepared. The restaurant is also described as serving authentic Thai food, though no additional information about its sourcing or culinary approach was available.
Khunya’s location is specified as 6610 Mooretown Road. The date it opened, its operating hours, menu prices and contact details were not provided. Information about seating, takeout or other services was also not included.
The available details identify the restaurant’s chef, location and several aspects of its food, but do not specify whether additional menu items or services are available. The opening brings a Bangkok-style Thai food concept to Williamsburg’s Historic Triangle, with boat noodles and Yentafo pink noodles named among the menu highlights.
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