Chicken curry puffs are great,Pad Thai was ok, chili turmeric beef was delicious but I wish the taste of the lime leaf isn't that strong.Waiting time could take up to 30 mins, but the service is fast.
Do not get put off by the tiny space and line. The food here is SO worth it. Get the pad thai, the curry puffs, the steamed buns, get everything. Service is incredibly efficient and quick.
Crabnoodles is delicious. Homemadeegg noodles and a bit soury sauce that's delicious. Prices are very reasonable but wait is typically very long because the restaurant is small
One of the better Thai restaurants on 9th Avenue. Recommend the papaya salad - medium spicy gets you a nice bit of heat. Rest of dishes are fresh and flavorful. Plan to queue up to get a seat.
First time here but I’ll be back. Quick, friendly service. Nice atmosphere. Pad see ew with beef is a touch sweet but delicious and nice ratio of beef and broccoli to noodles.
Their Kao soi is solid and a nice compliment to the crab & porkdry noodles. There’s a wait even on snow days. Come during off peak (afternoon) to avoid wait!
Other than the peppers in the papaya salad being extremely hot, it was very good. I also enjoyed the mixed appetizers, which includes curry puffs, currydumplings, and spring rolls.
Excellent option for hungry, ramen-weary folks near Lincoln Center. Cozy & snug at times, but the food is more than worth a few bump-ins. Great character, great spices & great for repeat visits.
One of the best if not the most delicious Thai authentic place in the city! Friendly staff, great service. A+ overall. Everything we tried was tastylicious!
Excellent & very authentic Thai, not the usual Isaan or Bangkok style fare found in NYC. Particularly enjoyed the turmeric beef & the fresh herbs in all the dishes, particularly the salads.
Definitely get the pork noodle soup. The papaya salad is good too. Authentic and the best. But don't get pad thai. I think its their worst dish..(lol) get it in a less authentic place.
Good food small space. We were able to walk in during lunch rush on a Saturday so don’t skip it thinking it’ll be too crowded. Only negative is I wish the portion I had was bigger!
Incredible food. As good or better as food we had in Thailand. Get the pad see eew or any noodle dish. Noodles are so fresh. Worth the wait & can't wait to go back again soon.
Everything is great. The sake that comes in a can is great. The gingercurrycalamari is great. The pad see ew is...also great. And the mango sticky ricedessert- freaking great.
Eater: noodles such as the crab and pork noodles, or Nakhon-Pathom duck noodle soup. Curry puffs are the best in town, and the raw crab version of green papaya salad is a revelation not for the timid.
Our waiter was very considerate, he even provided us with a service cup of Thai iced tea, which was delicious. Their original thai beer Singha was a great choice. Lovely place.
Order the ribs, curry puff and papaya salad for appetizers. Pork and crabnoodle is great and so does the sukhotai noodle. Pad see euw beef is tasty. Close it with mango sticky rice! Nyammm
For appetizers the chicken curry puffs and the steamed beefbuns. The nakorn-Patom duck noodles soup is superb, lots of flavor. I found the crab and porkdry noodles too plain in comparison.
One of my fav Thai places in the city. The spices and flavors are balanced. Team your dish with the coconut juice and everything will sit well in your tummy.
This is the best Thai resto on Ninth Ave. Definitely try the Ratchaburi Noodles with crab and pork. I prefer it with soup, but it's great dry as well. Also, try the Chicken Curry Puffs!
Had the jungle curryfried rice: rice was mushy (not crunchy like supposed), spiciness was taste overpowering. Som tam was great, like in northern Thailand. Music very loud, but Thai-pop ought to be.
I always get the Ratchaburi Crab & PorkDry Noodles and never regret it. Nakorn-Patom Duck Noodles Soup is also good. Expect to wait ~1 hour for a table
Finally, an authenticThai restaurant as good as Thailand! I've lived in Hell's Kitchen for three years and tried many Thai restaurants in the area - this one is a winner!
We waited about 30 minutes to have a seat... always a good sign when a place is crowed in New York! My duck soup was good, but I recommend you order something safe like the pad thai or pad see-uh!
super delicious and harder to find that dishes, especially noodle soup dishes. both the beef and the duck noodle soups are incredible. the seafood one has some serious flavor. not to be missed.
It's a pretty small restaurant, but the food is great. I recommend the Jungle Fried Rice, it's a medium spicy dish and it's very delicious. Have it with some Thai Iced Tea.