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I visit the area and usually walk past the restaurant often. Me and my girlfriend decided to give it a go and surprisingly it was really good. The store itself seems to transports you to Thailand with their beautiful greenery and interior design. Additionally, the vibes are so calm and relaxing that I could’ve honestly fell asleep in there. Service was good and food came out relatively quick. The menu provides many vegetarian options which were lovely for my girlfriend and there is a happy hour if you like drinking. The meal itself provides a decent portion size and is packed with flavors. Overall, the restaurant was a great experience, a great meal, and I would highly recommend giving it a try.

Great first impression. The ambience was very relaxing; beautiful decor with soothing music at the right decibel. Staff was attentive and courteous. Most importantly the meal was great. I had pineapple fried rice with shrimps and a salad (from the lunch special menu). Vegetables were fresh and s crunchy and the the shrimps were cooked to perfection. The salad was smothered with too much dressing but it was willingly replaced when I asked. I’d definitely come back.

I was pleasantly impressed as I walked into the restaurant. Lovely decor! It is like going into a garden. And the layout is not crowded which is a plus. Every dish was tasty with great price! Especially loved their chu chee duck (half fried duck with curry sauce) from their special menu. I cleaned the plate. And not to forget, their wines-by-the-bottle list offers unbelievable prices. Also the staff were very friendly! And they offer great variety of vegetarian options!

Came for lunch and ordered a lunch special : small green side salad with ginger dressing and Thai basil sauce wok (beef), sea salad with a yellow chicken curry and in addition a coconut milk soup to share. Everything was served to us very fresh and tasty. We really enjoyed what we ordered. The flavors were really nice and authentic I can definitely say the products used were of quality.

I don't know if it's a hidden gem or just a gem in the Financial district. My husband, mother in law and I had dinner here last night, and everything was fabulous. The waiter was very accommodating, as we requested hot water instead of regular cold water because of my mother in law, they were very nice and provided a beautiful teapot with small tea cups, such a cute detail! For food we shared the appetizer platter, coconut soup and a pad Thai. The food was incredible, so flavorful! The place itself is beautiful, we loved the decorations and the choice of cutlery and dishes. One can clearly notice that a lot of thought went into creating this place. I'd recommend it if you're in this area of town. 10/10

Not a bad Thai spot. Their service is A1 as they removed the "golden mushrooms" off my bill when I mentioned at the end of my meal that it wasn't good. The reason is cuz they use too much oil in most of their dishes, which are practically all deep fried lol. The sauces are BOMB, but the food itself is kinda bland. Needs more salt + pepper. Otherwise, ambience is great and nice staff.

The design and architecture of the place is so pretty. Great atmosphere. Food was ok. I'm surprised about the shrimp dumplings. They look like the shrimp shumai in Chinese resturants. The yellow curry and pad see ew was quite sweet. Was expecting a more savory experience. Appetizers was not good

Came for dinner after a beautiful Governor’s Island picnic day w my friends! Easily accommodated our party of 15 (changed our reservation time twice haha) and first impressions of the interior is that it’s gorgeous! Got a complimentary Thai iced tea w coconut cream milk which wasn’t exactly my taste but if you’re a fan of coconut, it’s worth a try! Green curry came in a deep bowl and was pretty yummy - definitely filling. Overall, we had a great time!