Hey Thai

The owner(?) had us rate the restaurant 5 stars before we ate, in exchange for a free drink. However, I wouldn't give this 5 star review unless I believe the restaurant truly deserved it. After being asked to give the good review, I immediately became skeptical and realized that that was the reason the restaurant had 4.8 stars. Nonetheless, we hoped for the best and were not disappointed! I ordered the pad see ew, which came out hot in a large portion, with a good amount of each ingredient. The noodles were wide and soft, capturing all the flavour and contributing to the delicious dish. I was thoroughly satisfied with this dish and my friends were happy with theirs: the pineapple fried rice and the pork cutlet. Everyone had leftovers at the end, and we enjoyed a nice meal before boarding our flight early in the morning. The thai iced tea was very tasty as well, and extra delicious since it was free. Finally, the ambiance of this restaurant is beautiful with tons of decorations and fake trees, flowers, etc. We had a great meal and I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a nice Thai place to have lunch or dinner!

I frequent this place for lunch and I have had several dishes here already and they have not disappointed! The food is very flavorful, the staff is nice, and the ambiance is great. The place is really nicely decorated. Today I decided to go with the Basil sautéed and chicken. The lunch special is great and it includes soup or salad with your entree. This meal cost me about $16 not including tip. And as you can see they weren’t cheap with the protein! Definitely recommend coming here.

Visiting New York and used resy to find this yummy Thai food restaurant. The atmosphere was great and the service was wonderful we had about 4 different servers lol they made sure we were taken care of and our food came out perfectly with the appetizers, soup and then main course. The drinks were on point and delicious. We had the mango mojito and espresso martini for drinks and for food we had the fried mushroom, crab rangoon, peanut dumplings and coconut soup with shrimp. The main course we had the lemongrass pork chops and shrimp/chicken pad thai. Everything was very delicious and great portions for 3 people we took food home. For dessert we had the fried banana and coconut ice cream 😋 Would definitely come back and try other food on the menu!

You've been warned! Yes, we also thought 4,8 rating was a guarantee for good food, we ha ha ha what a joke. Worst Thai food in our lives. We have been to Thailand many times and also in Europe we visited some great Thai restaurants. Staff is ok, decor is ok. Food is terrible. We had a range of dishes, and all were bad. A lot of sugar and salt, nothing fresh. - tom yam kung: fishy and salty - panang curry with duck (pay 12 euro for 5 slices of duck.. wow): huge bowl with a lot of water. No spice - spicy wings: hard fried showing it has been frozen too long. Sweet not spicy. We left half - shrimp spring rolls: as our daughter said, 'too watery', I mean it is deep fried. - happy hour cocktails, it sounds great unless the drinks are nothing like how the drink should be. Sangria is just a sugary red drink and the mango mojito same, just mango juice which my wife left after drinking half. What a waste - true jasmin rice has great smell and flavor, this wasn't it My belly hurts :( Why not go through the Google maps reviews of recent and there are too many 5* reviews without details from people with no record..

Love this place. We had valentines dinner here, and let me tell you the staff are very attentive and involved. They care about giving you the best experience and we were the last people to leave the restaurant and they didn’t rush us out. Whatever we needed or wanted they did without hesitation. The food is very flavorful and delightful. Our meals came out quick which we were excited about. Thank you for being a beacon of hospitality by south street seaport.

Cute place! Food was great , no complaints at all and the service was super excellent. We booked a reservation and was planning on going to the 9/11 museum afterwards. If you’re looking for Thai in the district area, go ahead and come here! Highly recommend

Surprised by the price and quality of food! Portion is huge and service is quick. Stay with regular menu and order typical Thai food. Pad Thai w shrimp was really good! Drunken noodle was freshly made and delicious! Whole fried snapper was special dish but it was not cooked too well. It was dried out and didn’t have much fish meat. Green curry had lots of broth but it was delicious with jasmine rice. One of the best Thai iced tea!! Overall good food and had very reasonable pricing.

This was the best Thai restaurant I’ve been through and I’ve traveled many places choosing Thai as my cuisine of choice so I know good and excellent Thai this place is Exceptional! The ambience is warm and inviting and then the waitress Jane comes out and she’s full of joy and all genuine smiles! When the food comes out it wows you from the first taste! Just an amazing array of flavors well coinciding. I give this place 2 thumbs up and refer it to anyone downtown looking for a date night spot! I dated myself and it was a score so I can only imagine with someone of interest how good this experience would be!

1. Ambiance- beautiful! Awesome for date night or Instagram boasting 2. Service - amazing! Fast and attentive. Who the #€££! is busy on Sunday evening but this place? Food, drinks and dessert came MINUTES after ordering. Also, call me old school ( they do) I'm a sucker for beauty and the male wait staff tried to hide the hateration for Mr. Steal Your Auntie as the mild flirting worked. 3. Food- Delicious BUT I wasn't ready. The portions are HUGE. Your uncle, Mr. Steal Your Auntie managed 2 portions before the to go boxes were requested. But Hey Thai got me: I stayed nursing 2 delicious drinks so long that I slid into dessert and then this review! Pray your uncle slides into this server's phone!

I had a take out with them... not enough chicken meat on my red curry lunch special But the chef's special steak was so good! And i took a peek at the place when picking up my food, it looks nice! Planning to dine in there, at least for the happy hour :)

I've ordered from Hey Thai quite a few times and it's okay. I get the dishes with Tofu and it's fine, standard fried tofu cubes. Good: - Pad See Ew. Can be a little mushy but it's tasty and good comfort food. Mid: - Pad Thai. Nothing really to write home about. - Pineapple Fried Rice. Heavy on the curry powder but still is pretty bland. Wish there were cashews or something else in it to add some more flavor and texture. - Summer Roll. It was fine - healthy and refreshing. Bad: - Massaman Curry. This was a bizarre curry to the point where it compelled me to write a review - it came LOADED with cabbage. Some of the larger potato pieces were undercooked. There was a lot of carrot and onion which I didn't mind, though I didn't like the red onion. The curry itself was pretty mild, bland, and watery (maybe because of all of the cabbage??). I was expecting peanuts to be there based on the description. Overall I was just surprised it was loaded with vegetables with relatively little curry sauce, and what sauce was there was pretty flavorless. I ended up throwing most of it away because the tofu itself needs flavor and the curry wasn't adding anything. - Mango Sticky Rice. The mango was not ripe and the rice itself was globby and blue for some reason which might have been a style choice but it was off putting. - Fried Calamari. It's been a while since I had this but the texture + flavor of the calamari wasn't good/was a bit fishy and almost ruined my appetite. Overall I think this place is okay for the area. I like getting the pad see ew here but I prefer to get pad thai from Aroy Dee and pineapple fried rice + curry from Soho Thai.

Feels like a solid 3.5. Ordered a takeout and they taste not bad even after a five mins walk. Pad Thai with shrimp $18 was alright. Noodles is Al dente not mushy. It's also right amount of sourness. Shrimp is big, deshelled and bouncy. Crab rangoon was not good. Four piece for $9. But I couldn't taste any crab, not even fake crab meat. It's just sweet cream cheese inside. Don't recommend. Curry roti appetizer $10 was pretty good. Roti probably is deep fried so it's super greasy so it only taste good for the first two pieces. The curry however is the highlight of this meal. Taste so good and flavorful.

Hey Thai was great. So glad my hubs and I stumbled in. We were really hungry and had walked past this restaurant the entire time we were staying at our Airbnb in NY. It sat right on the corner of the block. We finally wandered in after my daughter mentioned that she loved it and that we should try it. We walked in and it was so cute, and the greeting was the best. They were very warm and friendly. The service was amazing. As for ambiance -- SO CUTE! Very well manicured, clean, and curated. Now for the main question: how was the food? Wonderful! The pad see ew was excellent, the shrimp curry was on point, and the portions were shareable. We loved it and will be back! It's a great, quiet, and chill vibe -- perfect for a reflective or deep conversation, or a "I just want to be with you" date. Check them out!

Overall: C // 3 stars Running a generous promotion on Uber Eats with significant value takeout food. However, it seems like the flavor profile is also on discount as there are some critical ingredients lacking from what otherwise could've been a solid arrangement of food. (Chive Pancake: C) - The sauce has a delicious savory, acidic, and sweet profile. I like the chive component, but it needs more chive to make it taste like eating a big blob of mochi. (Pad Thai: C) - A large plate of pad thai, but when I first tasted it, I was incredibly disappointed to find that it had no flavor. When I retossed it on a wok, it seems like the flavor profile was correct, but it just seemed like someone forgot to add any amount of salt. (Pad See Ew: B) - Similar to the Pad Thai, this dish needs to be better seasoned. That said, there was a light soy note that could be tasted, and would be even better if it was intensified. The beef was tender. (Tom Kha: F) - The flavor profile of this soup was incredibly problematic as it tasted like coconut water and lacked most of the spices built to make the soup have its distinctively captivating flavor. It's lacking kaffir lime leaves, galangal, and perhaps even fish sauce. Food: -1 Presentation: E Price: +1 Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

Ran in for a quick lunch. Service was quick and efficient. I had a shrimp pad Thai. I was impressed with the pad Thai. I hate a dry noodle but this one was saucy! The shrimp were large. Love a good NYC takeout and this hit the mark.

Hidden gem alert in Downtown NYC -- Hey Thai on John Street (just a 10-min walk from Fulton Center) totally won my heart! Cozy ambience, friendly service, and the warmest welcome -- it's one of those rare spots that instantly makes you feel at home. Their Thai Iced Tea? Pure love in a glass Don't miss their special dumplings -- soft, flavorful, and absolutely mouthwatering . The Basil wok entrée was incredible, and the Massamun Curry with veggies & tofu hit all the right notes -- rich, creamy, and comforting. Generous portions (rare for NYC!) + great prices = total win If you're craving authentic Thai flavors with cozy vibes, Hey Thai deserves a spot on your list! Would you try this spot next time you're around Downtown?

It's considered a solid neighborhood spot especially for their lunch specials... offers a casual, cozy dining experience with a vibrant atmosphere that's great for dates as well. I went there with a bunch of friends after reading reviews that were generally positive, highlighting friendly service and good food ...and I couldn't agree more. We ordered a lot.. from popular dishes like Drunken Noodles and various creamy curries and apps. However, authenticity can be hit-or-miss for some. The large portions of dishes is always nice esp for sharing. Drinks were good too. Overall had a great time!

I was in local area and decided to stop by. I was immediately greeted and seated at a table. I was given a menu. The place is very Instagrammable with lots of greenery and they have a cocktail list. They do have an happy hour, which looks great and happens every day until 7pm. I got the pad see u noodle dish. The noodles were mushy. It wasn't the right color. I think they need to add more soy sauce to the dish. I got it with chicken, which was very tasty but overall I think the restaurant has great aesthetic but lacks food quality so I would skip it.

Cute little Thai spot that we spontaneously decided to grab dinner at. We were able to talk in and promptly get a table. We ordered Pad Thai with tofu and spring rolls. Both were spot on, service was fast, the place cute. Will definitely be back and make sure to give the yummy dessert menu a try!

It was so good that we left our show at Pier 17 for it. My friend has been here multiple times and vouched for it. Chicken green curry was off the hook. Beautiful use of ginger, lemongrass and mixed vegetables. Nice spice on the green curry. If you are in the seaport area this should be your next meal.

The place was busy upon arrival but they had a booth set up for us quickly. The place was quaint with arches of flowers/plants hanging and surrounding wooden booths. The place is clean and had nice decor. Once we were seated the staff brought water and quickly took our order. Overall the food were tasty and service was good. I have other personal favorites though.

Very so so. Honestly, there are way better Thai restaurants. Like if you are in the area and are craving and don't feel like going to midtown it will satisfy the craving but I wouldn't go out of my way.

A coworker had been to Hey Thai and said it was good, so decided to have lunch there. Kudos to them for being able to sit our party of 7 during peak lunch hours. They have a decent lunch menu which includes a soup or salad plus an entree. I had the tofu pad see ew, which is my standard order at most regular Thai restaurants. It was pretty bland and overall just a passable version of pad see ew. My coworker had their Thai basil chicken and he said he was also pretty bland. I think it's all just fine.

Cute place. Good service. Busy/loud. People at the adjacent table had a strong body odor that interrupted our entire dinner. We requested to be moved on the other side of the restaurant. By that time , I lost my appetite. I have to return to give an updated rating

I frequent this place for lunch and I have had several dishes here already and they have not disappointed! The food is very flavorful, the staff is nice, and the ambiance is great. The place is really nicely decorated. Today I decided to go with the Basil sautéed and chicken. The lunch special is great and it includes soup or salad with your entree. This meal cost me about $16 not including tip. And as you can see they weren't cheap with the protein! Definitely recommend coming here.

Found this place to have very mediocre Thai food. Only reason we came here was because they opened an hour later than the other options nearby (where we really wanted to go to). Was disappointed in everything we ordered. The Pad Kee Mao might've been one of the worst ones I've ever had. This was my least favorite meal while visiting NYC. The staff was relatively nice so they get a star. I wouldn't return here to eat though sadly.

OMG the staff here is so nice! I was in nyc the other week visiting a friend and our server asked if it was our first time and offered us free thai iced teas! We got the Hey Thai Platter to share along with an order of Crab Rangoons. If you're getting a starter I would def do the platter because it has a little of everything and plenty of sauces as well! My fav of the platter was the golden bags. Also, their crab rangoons were kinda...huge. Which was a pleasent surprise. I feel like most crab rangoons are pretty small but these ones were not only big but seemed to have a lot of crab in them and weren't just cream cheese. I ended up ordering the drunken noodles with beef. It was so much food I could only take a few bites and had to pack the rest. But I would say for the price I paid this was A TON of food and makes coming back so worth it.

A group of us visited this restaurant after an event. The restaurant had very nice decor on the inside. The servers were nice and able to seat our large party pretty quickly. The waitress even helped me to choose a good appetizer. I got the Thai pancakes which were very tasty. The sauce served with them wasn't needed but was a nice addition to the dish. I wasn't as enthused by my entree. It was not as flavorful as I thought it would be. The salmon had a nice sear but not well seasoned. I would definitely try again but choose another entree.

What a cute Thai restaurant! The decor was very bright, pretty and floral. We were sat promptly and we immediately ordered cocktails and the Hey Thai platter appetizer. The platter was great! I loved being able to try the coconut shrimp, the chicken satay, the chive pancake, the shrimp dumplings, spring roll and golden bag. Soooo tasty. I decided to order the Panama curry with shrimp. My cousin got the seafood pineapple curry! It was huge and so delicious!! We definitely had leftovers. The service was great and attentive. I'm definitely glad we chose to come here. I'd go back next time I'm in NYC.

Stumbled across this restaurant after I saw how lackluster the Winter event at the Watermark was and I was happily surprised. Drooping flowers everywhere gives it a feminine touch. It's nice to enter a space that takes you out of the concrete jungle. Now, for the food. Everything was delicious. Generally, I don't think you can go wrong with Thai but I'm happy this spot held that message to be true. Everything was fresh and came out quickly. Hosts/waiter came around with a smile and took our orders. He didn't speak English too well, but it didn't really matter since it was easy to point at the menu. Amd I don't know if it's because I was going to a specialty event at the Watermark, but I just thought it was so affordable for the area.

In a mood for some warm Thai food during this cold winter, so my friend and I stumbled across this quaint little place. The interior was decorated so nicely with a lot of flowers and a bunch of Christmas decorations. It wasn't too big of a place but they were still able to have a lot of seating. We were seated immediately and handed menus. Pad See Ew with beef (4/5): It's hard to go wrong with Pad See Ew and this one was really good! It had a lot of beef parts and was the perfect amount of sweet and savory you would expect from a good Pad See Ew. Chicken Khao Soi (5/5): The star of the show!! All the flavors were perfect and it was the perfect amount of spicy (as someone with low spice tolerance). The soup was delicious and warm. They had plentiful amount of chicken bits and I lovedd the noodles that were used! I would definitely come back, especially for the Chicken Khao Soi and the cute ambience of the restaurant!

I came by with a friend for a quick weekday dinner; we got here around 6pm and got seated immediately. I ordered the pad see ew with chicken, which was delicious. The chicken was tender, noodles chewy and flavourful, and overall the dish was just exactly how I like my pad see ew. The portion size was pretty big (I ended up packing up roughly a third of it). My friend ordered the basil entrée (?) with tofu and chicken, which was also really tasty. Basil flavour definitely came out, not too spicy, and the tofu was surprisingly well cooked (not dry or too hard). Price point was quite good, too - for sure better than what I expect from this neighbourhood haha. I'd definitely come back!

Came here on a Sunday and most of the booths were filled. I loveeee the ambiance and decor of the restaurant - I caught myself admiring the ceiling and interior a few times! We ordered a Hey Thai Platter, Chicken Pad Thai, and Chicken Drunken Noodle. The Hey Thai Platter was very fresh and came out piping hot. Everything was tasty however, I wasn't a huge fan of the texture of the Golden Bags - it was a bit too mushy for my liking, but flavor was decent. The Chicken Pad Thai was on point flavor-wise. However, I wish it was a tad bit wetter. It got kinda dry after eating it for a while. The Drunken Noodle was definitely saucier and more flavorful, but I've personally never really liked the taste of the dish so I can't give a fair rating. It was spicy though so if you're into that, you might like it. The service here was great, everyone was friendly and food came out at a good speed. They kept refilling our water and came over to ask if everything's okay a few times. Not the best or cheapest Thai food that I've had, but I would be down to come back to try their lunch special if I'm in the area!

Blown away by the decor as soon as you walk in! The restaurant is stunning and perfect for pictures. They offer a really great lunch special during the weekdays. My friend and I got the pad sew ew and the pad thai and they were both delicious. Would definitely recommend if you're in the Fidi area looking to grab lunch.

The ambiance of this place is amazing! I love how small but yet dynamic and cozy this place is. It's almost romantic to take on a date. Aside from the nice ambiance, the food is great! I been to many Thai places in the west coast and for a Thai place in the east coast, this is pretty unique. The sweat and sour fish dish was really good! It was fried with sweat seasoning that gives you that Thai flavor similar to Chinese sweat and sour chicken but more of Thai flavoring. You have to try their peanut dumplings though! I feel that the peanut dumpling was something unique in this case. Most Thai places I've been to do not offer this. It was not only unique but the taste was chewy and just very balanced flavor. The peanut doesn't just hit but felt so balance along with tenderness of the dumplings! I would come back here to try out other dishes!

This place is amazing. The food is great, decor is beautiful, and the service is amazing! We met and chatted with Mint, Sasi, Bee and Chap. Would come back for sure !

Restaurant was nicely decorated and my husband's lemongrass pork chop was really good but my pad thai was only ok. Not very tasty and noodles were mushy and shrimp was was not very firm. Mango sticky rice is not the kind I usually get elsewhere. Unripe and hard mango thinly sliced placed around the sticky rice. Portions were huge and friendly service.

Had an early dinner here and got the drunken noodles, lemongrass pork chop, and Tom yum soup with vegetables. The soup was amazing with the right amount of tartness and a hint of spiciness. There were a variety of vegetables in it and I felt very healthy eating this. The drunken noodles were flavorful. The pork chop however came out room temperature... The inside is decorated nicely and the lighting is warm. The service was attentive and efficient.

Super cute restaurant - it's like walking into a little garden! I am not downtown often and was looking for a lunch spot for myself and a colleague. I am happy that I found Hey Thai. They have a weekday lunch specials menu that we ordered from. My go-to dish when trying a new Thai restaurant is Pad Thai, so I had it with chicken and side salad. It was really good and flavorful. My colleague had the Spicy Basil Fried Rice. Our servers were friendly and attentive. Service is also very quick. I would definitely dine here again when I'm in the neighborhood.

Super cute aesthetic spot in the FiDi area! Came for dinner on a Tuesday night and it was pretty crowded but we got seated immediately. We got the app sampler, roti curry, and drunken noodles to share. The apps were good but the noodles were a miss unfortunately, they were mushy and tasted more like a curry than noodles.

I have been the Hey Thai a few times for dinner, but this was my first time ordering take out. The restaurant for dinner is a cute spot, with nice decor and solid food. Nothing revolutionary. I ordered the red curry lunch special which comes with a vegetable soup. I asked to switch it to a different soup but unfortunately they don't allow substitutions. No issue though, I understand the no substitutions policy, just FYI if you go. I waited for about 15 mins before getting my food, and they have cute swinging benches to sit on while you wait. The red curry was full of veggies but not a lot of actual curry. I appreciate them filling the veggies and tofu, but there wasn't enough liquid to really soak my rice. I wish there was, because it had good flavor! I've ordered this in restaurant for dinner before and didn't experience this. The vegetable soup is....weird. There is not much flavor and the vegetables have an odd odor. Overall, I like Hey Thai. It's a solid neighborhood Thai spot.

The food was great and my friends all enjoyed what they ordered. There were happy hour drinks and the servers were attentive. The dining area is decorated in bright florals and close to our hotel and friends.

Such a great neighborhood Thai spot! It's definitely a go to for lunch in FiDi. Quick service and the lunch combo is a great value with a choice of vegetable soup or salad and an entree. The pad see ew was massive with sizeable pieces of chicken. It was appropriately spicy. Got some peanut dumplings to go as well! Will have to be back to try the tom yum and curries

Cute space, attentive staff, quick service for food & tasty dishes . The crab fried rice would benefit from more crab throughout the rice instead of just on top though!

Saturday Lunch! Came here for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. We did not have reservations. Upon arrival we were greeted by the hostess and told they only had 2 tables available for a party of 2 without reservations. We picked the 2nd option which was towards the back. The tables are very close together... so close I felt like I was apart of the conversations the other tables were having. After a quick scan of the menu we chose the Thai Shrimp Dumplings as an app along with Lemongrass Porkchop for me and Duck Curry for my BF's meal. The curry for the Duck was very good but the Duck was mainly fat. The shrimp dumplings were very tasty and the dipping sauce mixed well with the flavors. I also tried 2 cocktails, both were very juice like. Starting with the mango mojito which was overly sweet, finishing with a coffee martini which reminded me of a chocolate milkshake. Hey Thai is the perfect photo op....Everywhere you look there's a chance for cute photos. Overall I would rate my experience a 3.5.

This is my go to Thai takeout spot for lunch when I am in the downtown area. They have affordable lunch specials that start at $13. Food is always fresh and prepared quickly when ordered. However, portions are smaller than Below are some of the dishes, entrees and drinks I have ordered. 1. Pad See U 2. Pad Thai 3. Drunken Noodle 4. Pineapple Fried Rice 5. Pineapple Ginger 6. Thai Shaking Beef 7. Thai Ice Tea 8. Homemade Lemonade 9. Shirley Temple

it's a must go!! the prices and quality are just 10/10!! my friends and I went here on a thursday night and were able to get a table pretty immediately which was nice. the restaurant has a good amount of seating and is super cute inside! my friends and I got the panang curry, chicken & veggies in ginger sauce and pad se ew. i love panang curry and this was absolutely one of my top favorites I have had, I highly recommend it! we also got the papaya salad to start with and it was delicious!! i will absolutely be back :)

Cool Thai spot my friends and I went to for one of my best friend's birthday lunch! I checked in on yelp for the free thai iced tea but to me, it wasn't as tasty as I expected. Other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed the curry puffs, spicy wings, curry roti, shrimp pad thai, chicken drunken noodles, spicy chicken basil fried rice, thai dumpling curry in the ocean, and the green curry! Service was fast as ever, and the ambiance was great, they play relaxing spa-like music in the restaurant and they gave us a huge table for 15 people and it was in it's own area and really made it feel like a cool private party! I'll be back for sure :)

I ran into this restaurant while I was on my New York trip. I was so impressed by their ambiance and the food quality I visited this restaurant twice. It is located in the New York City's financial district, features simple yet pleasant inviting decor creating a cozy dining environment. I ordered Tom Yum soup, panang curry, basil fried rice. All the dishes were delicious and flavorful. Overall the service was friendly, attentive and cozy ambiance makes this place noteworthy for Thai food

Hey Thai is a beautiful establishment located in a beautiful part of NYC matching the vibe and aesthetic of the vibrant city atmosphere. Beautiful indoor decor and style, with spacious seating and high ceilings. The venue overall is clean and bright! The Chicken Pad Thai was good, as well as the Crag Rangoon! The menu is full of options with many things to try, and I decided to try something new. The name is escaping me (pictures below), the violet/blue colored dish was sent back. It wasn't good and the texture wasn't for me. The cocktails were delicious! The end of my visit was rushed as they closed 10 minutes before their scheduled time of close. I was the only individual in the restaurant and I guess there was an assumption that I was almost done. It wasn't a good feeling. I would return a little earlier in the day to experience the lunch menu, neighborhood and some different food items.

Started off with the tom kha, and to be genuinely honest I'm not sure if there's anything in the broth except coconut milk.. You can already tell by the color here that this soup is 90% coconut milk, which should be an ingredient not the whole base. Don't think I can finish this one unfortunately. Drunken noodles saved the dinner though, they were quite good and nicely spicy. Chicken was more tender than other Thai restaurants at this price point.

1. The place was decorated very nicely. The owner definitely put a lot of thoughts into it. There are five booths that are super comfortable and spacious: it is however reserved for reservations first and then open to walk ins first come first serve. 2. The food is great. The staff will explain the menu if you ask and they have another seasonal menu with new dishes. I like spicy dishes and their spices won't disappoint. 3. Overall very good service. All the staff were very polite and friendly (which is something that I take very big consideration in when it comes to will I visit again?)

Our waitresses Mint and Queen were wonderful. Full of smiles and checked on us a few times time to make sure we were comfortable. My friend and I got a booth. The food, drinks (we got Thai coffee and lychee iced tea), and ambiance was 10/10. I will definitely be back.

My coworker and I were walking past this place one day and noticed the beautiful decor. It drew us in enough to inquire and check out the menu. We eventually went and it was wonderful. The food was delicious and the drinks tasty. The staff was friendly and attentive. Overall, we had a great experience.

Absolutely loved my experience here! The drinks were amazing--perfectly crafted and so refreshing. The food overall was a solid 10/10; every dish was flavorful and well presented. Mint was a great host--warm, welcoming, and incredibly attentive throughout the evening. Will definitely be coming back!

Service was alright! The food was not bad. The drinks were not bad. The vibe inside was okay.

Hey Thai serves solid lunch dishes near the Financial District and Seaport. We shared the panang curry and crab meat fried rice. The panang curry had a great blend of sweet and savory flavoring and not too much spice. The crab meat fried rice tasted fine and had good flavoring, but it was just a tad salty. For drinks, we had a shirley temple and Thai iced tea. I liked how the shirley temple came with three cherries. Also, the ambience felt relaxed and quiet during our late lunch. Service was good as the staff refilled our water without us needing to ask.