Malii Gramercy

Malii is one of my favourite Thai restaurants in the city. The food is always so authentic and delicious, and the portion size is so good for the value, I always walk away super satisfied and stuffed. The interior is nice -- elegant decor and nice tableware, but just a bit cramped at many of the booths. I usually try to make a reservation before coming, but I almost always see at least a few tables available for walk-ins. We were able to try one of the seasonal specials, the pumpkin curry with chicken. It was so delicious -- I like that the curry itself was flavourful without being so heavy as to cover up the slightly sweet flavour of the pumpkin. Some other highlights -- the fried pork belly appetizer was delicious (albeit a bit heavy with garlic), and the portion size was huge for an appetizer. The pad see ew and pad thai were both very tasty. The chicken (we opted for chicken for both) was really nicely cooked and very tender, and both dishes had perfectly chewy noodles without being too bland or strongly sauced. The khao soi was a bit less of a standout. The broth had a nice, rich flavour, but the chicken was somewhat harder to chew, and the veggies tended to get soggy really quickly. The noodles (both cooked and crispy) were really yummy and I liked the contrast in textures. The Thai tea sizzling roti was a really interesting dessert to try -- it's an eclectic mix of strips of roti, thai tea ice cream, marshmallows, corn flakes (?!), and whipped cream. The portion size is huge and each piece added a really interesting flavour and texture aspect to the overall plate. The contrasts in temperatures (hot roti, cold ice cream) and mouthfeels was really remarkable, and somehow it wasn't too sweet at all. Portion sizes were really large across the board, and the price point was super good for how delicious everything was. I am definitely keen to come back to try even more of their yummy dishes.

Absolutely loved this place! Every dish was flavorful and well-balanced — especially the fried pork belly, tom yum wings, and lychee duck curry. The Thai tea and mango mousse cake were the perfect finish. Cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and great portion sizes. Definitely one of the best Thai spots! 🇹🇭🍴

We’ve been meaning to try this place and glad we finally did. They specialize in 'Royal Thai Cuisine,' and the dishes are not only beautifully presented but also delicious. Must-Try Dishes: Pad Thai Boran Wrapped in an egg net and topped with huge shrimp (lobster tail size!), the noodles are perfectly springy, and the sweet-sour balance is excellent. Steamed Sea Bass with Lime: The fish is super tender, drenched in a classic Thai sour-spicy sauce. Easily the best sour-spicy dish we’ve had recently. Crab Fried Rice: The rice grains are perfectly separated, and they are incredibly generous with the crab meat Clay fried rice: Great portion and variety of proteins including sausages, shrimps, pork…Also love the mushrooms and chestnut touch! Cho Muang: These blue/purple dumplings are a classic, savory palace snack. Their mocktails are also pretty and reasonably priced.

The best restaurant we have been to in a long time!! We ordered two cocktails with Thai twists, the fried pork belly, the lychee curry duck and clay pot rice. We were so impressed by every single dish, they were packed with umami, and the texture of them were amazing too. The food babies we had after finishing everything were soooo worth it! The staff was super kind too! I can’t recommend this restaurant enough! Best of luck x Update: we went again on our last day in NYC, we still liked what we got but somehow the dishes were not as good as the first time… we got crab fried rice, crispy pork belly with basil, summer roll and mango sticky rice. On weekend nights it’s better to get reservations, but be prepared for a very loud environment. Weekdays are better and normally you don’t need a reservation.

This sizzling Thai Tea roti is pretty impressive. When it comes out on the hot plate, it’s literally sizzling — looks dramatic but tastes great. The Thai tea ice cream with roti, marshmallows, and crunchy cereal is such a fun combo, and it’s the dish I recommend the most. The mains were also solid. Here are the ones I’d recommend: Khao Soi My favorite dish. It’s like a curry version of spicy ramen. It’s rich and flavorful. Pumpkin Curry Beef My friend’s top pick. The curry is strong and goes really well with rice, but the pumpkin was a bit firm. Tom Kha Chicken Very aromatic, and the coconut milk ratio is just right. Pad Thai Boran Worth ordering. It comes wrapped in an egg omelet, just like the version I had in Bangkok. Pretty rare to see this style in New York. Lychee Duck Curry Lightly sweet with pineapple and fruity notes. They’re generous with the duck. Overall, Malii is a Thai restaurant I’d go back to. The flavors are on the richer side, and the sizzling Thai Tea roti is definitely the standout.

🍴✨ Hidden Thai Gem in NYC: Malii Gramercy ✨🍴 This elegant yet vibrant Thai restaurant is the perfect spot for date nights, dinner with friends, or a cozy solo meal. Here are my top pick you have to try 👇 🥥 LG Tom Kha Shrimp The moment it arrived, the aroma was incredible! The coconut broth is rich and creamy with just the right touch of tang and spice. The shrimp are fresh and perfectly tender — comforting yet full of flavor. 🍜 Pad Thai Boran A must-order classic! Their version stays true to the traditional Thai recipe — the sauce is perfectly balanced between sweet and tangy, the noodles are chewy, and the crushed peanuts and lime bring it all together beautifully. Pure happiness in one bite 💥 🦀 Softshell Crab Karee Crispy on the outside, tender inside — the softshell crab is coated in a mild curry sauce that’s both sweet and slightly spicy. So flavorful and layered — definitely my favorite dish of the night! 🐟 Crispy Sea Bass The sea bass is perfectly fried — crisp on the outside, juicy and flaky inside. The tangy-sweet sauce complements it perfectly. Best enjoyed hot and shared with friends! 🥭 Mango Sticky Rice Save room for dessert! The mango is perfectly ripe and sweet, paired with fragrant sticky rice and creamy coconut milk — the ultimate tropical comfort bite 🌴 🍸 Lychee Berry Fizz A refreshing cocktail that’s as pretty as it tastes! The mix of lychee and berries is light, fruity, and perfectly balanced — an ideal drink to start or end your meal. 💬 Overall: Malii Gramercy is the kind of place you’ll want to come back to. Every dish is made with care, the ambiance feels upscale yet inviting, and the price is totally reasonable. A must-try if you’re in NYC! 🌶️Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📍Address: 391 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10010

Had a wonderful lunch here! The service was excellent—attentive and friendly. Food came out quickly and tasted absolutely delicious. Authentic Thai flavors and cozy atmosphere. Will definitely be coming back soon!

My family and I enjoyed a wonderful family dinner! The atmosphere was warm and inviting, which is perfect for a relaxed evening with my loved ones. The staff — Oaddy, Nicky, and Earn — were attentive and friendly, making sure we felt comfortable throughout our visit. The food was also a highlight! Each dish was authentically prepared and full of flavor. My family and o appreciated the variety and quality of the menu, which made it easy to find something for everyone in our group of six.

One of my new favorite Thai restaurants Portions were great and had good flavor and spice levels The cocktails were also great. I got the lychee and it was super strong

Gem in Gramercy serving authentic Thai flavors from a Thai Select Certified menu. Try to book a resi in advance as tables fill quickly, but occasionally you'll be able to sneak in day-of with a small party. Start your meal with a Lychee appetizer or drink and you'll know the exact type of quality you will experience arriving later with each dish. Flavors were bold, authentic, and kept you thinking when is the next time you can plan your next dinner here. If you're hungry, before your main meal you can try the Tom Yum Wings or the Roti Massamun, where the toasted bread dipped in chicken massamun curry melts in your mouth. The Creamy Tom Yum Noodle could've fed two with such a large serving size of its lemongrass based sauce and noodles (and fish balls!) Amazing Thai spot which helps boost the upscale food scene on the East Side.

The best Thai food in NYC. Also, I've had some awesome Thai food while living in LA for over 10 years. This place reigns at my top 3. Their stir fry noodles are fresh and so very flavorful. The only warning that I'll give you is that the food is so good that you'll end up overeating. So remember to pace yourself. I didn't but don't regret it. The portions are good and the prices are reasonable. I really enjoyed Thai Villa until I found this place. The staff were kind and attentive even though the restaurant was super busy. We didn't feel rushed or ignored. The vibe is clean and cozy. I'm definitely going back soon. I saw that they had Greta lunch specials around $15 so I'll definitely check them out on my next visit. Now go already!

Really cute interior with solid Thai options. Came here with a group for dinner and we all loved our dishes. I got the sweet vermicelli noodles with tofu, and the spice level was perfect, with a kick but not too spicy. The Thai iced tea my friend ordered was also delicious. A little pricey but for the space and quick service, a solid spot!

We met for lunch at Malii Gramercy. It's a small, stylish restaurant, with limited seating. We were able to order from a set Restaurant Week menu. I ordered a An Chan drink -- butterfly pea infused rum, tequila, lychee juice, lime juice, Thai spicy rim. It was a pretty lilac color, though strong, and with an indistinguishable flavor. I also ordered the Cho Muang, which was butterfly pea flower dumplings filled with caramelized shallots, sweet turnips, and peanuts served with crispy garlic, and lettuce. This was a lovely light blue color and was delicious. My main dish was Tay Po, choice of fried branzino or fried tofu (I picked tofu) served with sweet and sour tamarind red curry sauce and water spinach. This was very spicy, almost a little too spicy for me. Service was friendly, for our large party. The food tasted great, looked beautiful (a little spicy), and this was a nice and relaxing meal for our group.

I went to Malii Gramercy over the weekend for a lunch special. The Pad Thai with chicken was amazing. I also had myself a small appetizer. I enjoyed myself some spring rolls. The service was exceptional, I wasn't rushed, and was asked if I was doing okay a couple of times while dining at the restaurant. I accompanied my meal with a lychee ginger beer. The lychee ginger beer was phenomenal. The ambiance here is great for a date night, catching up with your girlfriends/bros and bringing your parents to come out and enjoy delicious Thai cuisine. I would definitely recommend this Thai restaurant and would like to come again to try more of their menu offerings. 10/10 Thai restaurant in NY.

Crab fried rice: Delicious! They gave a lot of crab on top of the fried rice and the spicy sauce that came with it gave a nice kick. Really enjoyed the smoky wok flavor to the dish. Massaman chicken curry: The curry was rich, creamy, and delicious. Very flavorful with the right amount of sweet and savory. The chicken was tender and fell off the bone. My one minor feedback would be that the potatoes were a bit undercooked. Basil stir fry with crispy duck: Stir fried string beans with crispy duck as our choice of protein on top. They fry the entire duck instead of just crisping up the skin, which I felt dried it a little but the duck was still good and juicy. The string beans itself is were okay, but I liked the basil sauce it came with. Probably my least favorite out of the 3 dishes. Overall I'd give this place a 4.5/5. The flavors were spot on and the portion sizes were good. It was also cheaper than other high-end Thai places I've been to.

Took my picky mom & aunt to get Thai food at Malii while they were visiting me in NYC over the weekend. I had never come here before but my brother's gf gave a good recommendation and Resy had a table of 5 available last minute on a Sunday night. The servers were friendly and this place had a clean and charming vibe. For food, we tried the tom yum wings, pad see ew w/ beef, tom yum soup w/ shrimp, crispy pork belly basil, basil fried rice w/ shrimp, and lemongrass sea bass. I thought everything we ordered was really tasty and portioned well. The shrimps were cooked perfectly and I loved that they were able to make the tom yum soup extra spicy for our party. My one qualm would be that the wings could've been crispier and less doughy. For dessert we had the pandan coconut sundae and mango sticky rice, which were also really good even though the mango might not have been fully ripe yet. Would've loved to see lod chong on top of the sundae but I know that's hard to find around the city. Anyways, the lychee lemonade and lychee Thai tea drinks were also refreshing! Overall, we enjoyed great Thai food here and had no complaints from my mom & aunt! That's a win in my book! I'd definitely come back here.

Loved this place! The food was so flavorful and prices were great for NYC. Reservations are made through Resy app. It wasn't too busy around 3pm when I came Saturday. They have a lunch menu- entree and free app. Highly recommend the creamy tom yum and lemongrass seabass. The pad thai was delicious as well. There was a perfect balance of citrus and spice to all the dishes. Service was great and the food came out quick. The interior is beautiful, modern and clean.

Good food in a nice little nook in Gramercy. The food came out super fast and I really did enjoy what I was eating, but it wasn't ground breaking on any fronts. I have no complaints here, just that it didn't stick out too much.

This spot has quickly become one of our favorites for Thai food! The dishes are flavorful, portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable. The drunken noodles are the standout for me! Great vegetable selection and a delicious flavor. We've brought several friends here, and everyone always leaves happy. The only dish that hasn't been a hit were the eggrolls. My friend found them to be rather "mid." The overall experience is excellent, and this is a place we'll keep coming back to (and recommending to friends).

Unexpected treasure! Was in NYC for the day and enjoyed lunch here. Customer service was amazing and attentive. Food was served hot, delicious, fresh and was not rushed. Would make it a regular stop when in the city.

Came here for the lunch special and happy hour around 1:30pm with my partner. It wasn't too busy and not hard to get a seat. If you want simple foods, the lunch special is great as it starts at like $15 for an appetizer and decent sized main. Their happy hour is pretty great as it lasts from 11:30am-5pm M-F and all cocktails are $11. We ordered spring rolls, penang curry, and Pad Kee Mao. Pad Kee Mao is how I usually judge a thai place and Malii did not disappoint. My partner thought that the penang curry was the perfect portion as the rice matched up with the curry. The only thing I didn't like about the food was the spring rolls because the sauce is drizzled on top of it which makes it soggy while it's sitting on it. With lunch I ordered the Pandan Old Fashioned and that was a good strong drink. My partner left to go back to work and I had 2 more drinks (Ma Kham Piak and An Chan) while studying for a little bit. The workers didn't seem to mind since they weren't busy which was nice.

We've ordered delivery/takeout from Malii multiple times and it's always been super solid, so last weekend we decided to try dining in! It's more of a neighborhood spot but they've done a lot to make the space trendy and welcoming, with lots of greenery and bamboo-style seating. We were seated immediately, but there were still a good number of fellow diners, and the atmosphere was lively. The staff were also all super friendly. The pad see ew here - which I ordered with shrimp this time - is really top-notch. The sauce uses a healthy amount of oyster sauce and it caramelizes nicely on the flat noodles, shrimp, and egg. The Chinese broccoli is crispy and fresh. We tried the pork and shrimp dumplings (steamed) as an appetizer. The dumplings themselves were nice and tender, but the sweet, tangy sauce really made the dish. Still, I might try another appetizer next time. I have also had their Thai iced tea in the past, and it's just about perfect. It's kinda hard to screw up Thai iced tea, but this version in particular has the perfect amount of sweetness and a robust tea flavor to match all of that sugar.

A casual Thai restaurant in Gramercy. We ordered a papaya salad and the sweet chili vermicelli. I was slightly hesitant about the vermicelli, but I would highly recommend! The noodles were super soft, and I loved the subtle sweetness. Also really enjoyed the papaya salad, but it's difficult for me to dislike a papaya salad.

My friends and I went for happy hour. small dishes and drinks were yummy and affordable. The drinks were fun and flavorful. I loved the yuzu margarita Entrees were very nicely seasoned. We all agreed the portions were perfect for sharing. The green curry was spicy but not overpowering that it was too strong to enjoy. Service was attentive and kept our water full.

I came here with my family a few weeks ago. I got a reservation on Resy a few days prior and there was plenty of availability. We went on a Friday evening, it wasn't too crowded when we first got there but got super lively as the night went on. The inside of the store was very cute, lots of nice decor (I especially loved the bird lamps!) The food here was pretty good, it was tasty but didn't blow me away. I got the Khao Soi - spicy and flavorful! We also got spring rolls, summer rolls, dumplings, Tom Yum, pad Thai, and the sizzling roti dessert. All were good but the dessert was so fun- probably my favorite of the night!

Malii is excellent. This isn't your usual Thai restaurant -- the menu is much more adventurous, there are so many unique dishes to try. Almost all of them are phenomenal -- from the papaya salad to some of the great beef dishes, they come with lots of flavor and just the right amount of spice. The cocktails are good too, with Thai flavors and a rotation of interesting seasonal drinks to keep things interesting. I've been a handful of times and only on the most recent visit did I hit my first snag -- the crispy lime chicken appetizer wasn't up to the usual standards. But I won't let one bad dish on one visit bring down how impressed I've been at every other meal here. And while it certainly isn't cheap, I do think prices are fair for the high quality meal you can have here!

I've always passed by this place, and I'm glad I finally got to try it! This restaurant has a chic and quaint vibe to it with a good amount of seating. For a Friday night, there were lots of reservations open and got busier as the night went on. I got a Taiwan lychee beer, which was sweet and refreshing. Tasted more like a light cocktail than a beer. To start, we got the Som Tum papaya salad. This was fresh, sour, spicy, savory and hot all the right spots! The portion was generous and had a good balance of all the components. Definitely stronger in fish sauce than other papaya salads I've had, but I'm definitely not complaining! For entrees, we got the crispy sea bass and the crispy pork belly with the basil sauce. We actually ordered the lemongrass sea bass, but they ended up giving us the crispy sea bass, which we weren't unhappy about since we enjoyed it, but it was a difference of $14. The sea bass itself was okay, but with the sauce and the mango salad, it was really delicious. The meat pulled right off of the skin and bones and was perfect to eat with the rice. The crispy pork belly was underwhelming. The meat was too dry and almost had a pork floss consistency. The sauce was good though, and not spicy at all in my opinion. Probably wouldn't get this one again, but the portions were decent. I also got a chicken pad kee mao to go, and it was really good. It was one of the better drunken noodles I've had and it wasn't super sweet. The servers were polite and patient and didn't rush us even though we took a longer time to arrive and get settled. The prices are standard, but I would definitely come again to take advantage of the lunch menu prices.

Second visit to Malii and this time I brought friends! Everyone loved it!!! They have an amazing and very affordable lunch menu which consists of an appetizer and an entrée ranging from $13.95 to $22.95 depending on the protein you choose to get. I got the spring rolls to start off with and my main was the chicken basil fried rice. Oh my, that food was REALLY *expletive* GOOD. It came out super quickly too! I did also get the lychee Thai tea. It was a lot more than I expected (ended up taking it in a to go cup) and yummy. I love (!) that this place has kept to its high standards and now that I know about this lunch menu, they'll be seeing a whole lot more of me!

Ordered for pickup from here during a busy time so waited an hour for food to be ready for pick up but that's fine since we were staying nearby. Got pad sew, crab fried rice, and the crispy pork belly all delicious. Amazing quality and taste well worth the wait

Had a late lunch here. I really liked how flavorful the sweet chili vermicelli was and the plentiful shrimps it came with. The noodles were a little clumped together though. The pineapple braised pork was good but could use a thicker sauce or more flavor. The Choo chee prawns were my least favorite. While the sauce was good the prawns were a little mushy. Service was good and the place is roomy and smartly decorated.

Overall a great place for Thai food. Had a large party, and they were very accommodating. I have no complaints in terms of food, ambiance, or service :) However compared to other Thai restaurants in the city, this one isn't as unique. Despite this, the food was delicious and the Thai tea was yummy!

Wow so so good and already want to come back and try more of the menu! We ordered the Lychee Duck Curry, Pad Kee Mao, and the Thai Tea Roti. All so amazing and flavorful. The Lychee Duck Curry and Pad Kee Mao are both spicy, but also have a bit of sweetness to it. The duck is sooo tender and the skin is perfectly crispy. It comes with a bowl of rice on the side. The Thai Tea Roti is a super interesting and unique dessert, never had anything like it before at a Thai restaurant. The thai tea is poured onto a sizzling hot plate and bubbles over melting marshmallows. A pretty sweet treat honestly but the roti balances it out a bit. Service was great too, and the restaurant isn't overly loud so it's a nice place for a catch up/chatting/date!

The crab fried rice was so good-- my friend had to get it two days in a row now. If that doesn't speak about this-- I have no idea what will! Need to try the other dishes asap! But great location near nyu dental! Cheers!

We came here for lunch the other day and enjoyed our meal. Great decor and friendly staff. Ordered a few things off the lunch menu, and enjoyed the flavors. Definitely a great spot for your Thai food cravings fix. Will stop by here for dinner next time.

Excellent food, quick and friendly service, nice atmosphere! We stopped by Malii Gramercy for an early dinner in September 2024. I spent some time choosing a good Thai restaurant in the area based on reviews, menu selections, and interior. Malii Gramercy turned out to a great choice! All food we ordered was delicious, flavorful, and nicely presented. The portions very generous. The decor and ambience were pleasant and vibrant. Service was friendly and quick but the timing of the dishes could be better. Perhaps need to ask for this explicitly. The soups came when we just started on appetizers and the entrees came while we were still on soups and appetizers. We highly recommend Malii Gramercy if you are in the area and looking for an excellent Thai restaurant! Appetizers Duck Buns - duck was tender and flavorful. Roti Massamun - fresh warm roti was one of the best I had. Chicken massamun sauce with peanuts was delicious and perfectly fit the roti. Tom Kha with Chicken - rich and loaded with chicken. Not spicy at all but I got chili on the side and quickly made it to my taste. Entrees Thai Herbs Ribs - very generous portion, tasty, and flavorful. Pad Thai Boran - excellent and nicely presented. Lychee Duck Curry - delicious and huge! The menu says "half duck" and they mean it! It's a lot of duck to eat but it was so good I made it, though had doubts initially :) The sauce was loaded with eggplants, peppers, pineapple, lychees. It was great but with the amount of duck and other stuff they could put more sauce itself. I kind of missed it a bit :) Also, eggplant pieces were full of seeds. Maybe it was some special sort of eggplant but imo it wasn't the best. Drinks Lychee Martini - this one was good. Malii Mule - this tasted like just a lemon soda with no alcohol. Certainly not worth $15. Pass on this one. Lychee Thai Tea

It's a relaxed restaurant serving delightful Thai comfort food with a fresh twist. The atmosphere is really relaxed and friendly here, and they also have that convenient QR menu. We ordered chicken fried rice that was light and full-bodied, and the pad see ew with its chewy noodles smothered in a tasty sauce. But truthfully, the highlight of the evening was definitely the panang curry; it was creamy and sweet and just exactly what I needed at that moment. Each dish had its own spin, and all worked well together. This restaurant serves some of the best Thai food in town so far!

We were craving Thai food and Malii was convenient in proximity. With the summer weather, the one bathroom has zero ventilation and can feel very stuffy so don't get too comfy there. We ordered: Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles) with tofu & vegetables Panang Curry with seafood While the interiors are aesthetic and cozy (I.e plants, dim lights), the food was mediocre and what you can order takeout for. My main gripe was that you have to ask for their spice levels and the medium spice was a bit too much for me (even though I like spice, but have my limits too), so the meal wasn't as enjoyable. Noise levels can get high and it being New York, tables are cramped tight to others. There are cute cocktails, but nothing memorable for the food that left me wanting to come back for a second experience.

Malii Gramercy feels like an actual Gem find. I chose this place to try because of restaurant week 2024 and needless to say, I will be coming back here in my own time. It is located in the heart of gramercy and close to stuy town. The inside felt modern-rustic and the outside of the building looked minimalistic and unsuspecting. The waitress sat us down immediately. I went at exactly 11:30AM so they were still setting up, but some of party was late anyways so she gave us some time while preparing the area. The furniture inside were clean and well-maintained. The food, was fire (I have no other words to describe it in taste and physical feeling) It had a nice kick to it. They have a huge selection for restaurant week 2024 and it was all $30 per person for lunch. With tip and tax, it came to about $40 per person. I got the lime fried chicken and the ribs. I would 100% recommend this place to my friends and families. **note it was too cold inside, the NYC weather was hovering around 75F at the time and people were wearing shorts and they had the AC blasting. They were kind of enough to turn it off when I had asked them to.

An absolute gem! Came in with a party of 8 on a packed Wednesday night. They have a killer happy hour menu from 11-6pm -- check it out! Ordered the creamy Tom Yum noodle soup! SO GOOD. Pork, fish balls, shrimp, chicharon, really just had it all. Others around me ordered the Pad See Eew, Pad Thai, Pork Belly, etc. All said great things. Will definitely be back to come try the rest of the menu. Shoutout Zin for the exceptional service, great spot! Cheers

Their lunch special is actually pretty great and cheap. There are no RSVPs though so mostly walkin. Can get pretty busy but nice interior, not too spacious so try and come if you can before the rush! Food all is quite good and the drinks are also quite nice, I really enjoyed the seafood soup. Both the Thai fried rice and pad see ew were great options, the spring rolls were probably my least favorite.

A little gem that serves homey delicious Thai cuisine. The tomyum soup with shrimp was a refreshing and citrusy soup. It was a great opener as it wasn't too heavy. The crab fried rice was delicious, and had a generous amount of crab meat. Mixed with the sauce and some lime, each bite is so flavorful. The chicken massamam unfortunately was a little disappointing. A piece without the curry sauce proved to be a little dry and lacking in flavor. I've had better, so I would skip this. The sizzling roti with Thai ice cream was a nice end, something unique! Overall, the decor is very nice. The staff is friendly and service is good. Food, for the price, is very acceptable and I would come back if I'm in the area.

A+ Thai food in NYC! We made a reservation for Friday evening and thank goodness we did as the place was packed. Thankfully our table was ready when we showed up. Place is small and a little loud but easily able to have a conversation. They serve full liquor bar. The 4 of us cleared our plates. The star of the show was the curry. Red, panang and massaman. It was thick, creamy and full of flavor. I would definitely come back here if we lived in NY. Service was great. Noticed a group effort for clearing our table, filling our water and serving food. Def check this place out!

Tina's take: 7/10 The place was small but had many tables alittle too close to my liking. The service was very good and helped us decide on what to order. Appetizers and entrees were timed accordingly and were very good. The drinks were ok wish they had a bigger kick. Only complaint was once we finished our meal our bill was dropped automatically. People like to e joy each others company not get chased out.

Really cute restaurant and attentive staff - our waters were never empty. The food was pretty solid but the spicy dishes were a little too spicy for me so I'll ask for mild next time. The food portions were average but the drinks were strong!

Food is really good, the lychee duck curry was big enough for two and pretty unique flavor with the lychee. Thai tea was good but a little sweet and not as strong as I usually like. Service was good, got seated immediately for lunch and food came out fast. The interior is very modern and clean looking, wouldn't really say it looks like a thai restaurant though. Presentation of the food was really nice!

I've been here twice and thoroughly enjoyed my visit each time! I rarely eat Thai food, but this place keeps me coming back for more. Star dishes: pineapple fried rice, crab fried rice, pad see ew, pork/shrimp dumplings.

An intimate and chill Thai diner in Gramercy serving up an extensive selection of Thai food. The vibrant colors and fancy presentation of their dishes made foodies' job so much easier, and 100% satisfy those who value both the food aesthetics and quality. ＊Cho Muang I ordered these butterfly pea flower dumplings because they were visually pleasing, and surprisingly this was our fav course. It tasted like Hakka savory tangyuan (客家鹹湯圓), which was stuffed with scrumptious salty fillings like caramelized shallots, turnips, and peanuts. An addictive appetizer to snack on. ＊Pad Thai Boran The classic Pad Thai was levelled up by wrapping it in a thin egg net! The egg net not only added a visually appealing element to the dish but also provided a subtle eggy flavor that complemented the savory and slightly sweet Pad Thai. Though the stir-fried noodles didn't have enough wok hei. The jumbo prawns were certainly the best pad thai protein I've ever had -- they were well-sautéed with succulent texture and robust flavor. ＊Khao Pad Pu The fried rice was seasoned with pungent flavors of soy sauce and fish sauce. It also lacked wok hei, but luckily the hearty portion of jumbo lump crab meat and spicy vinegar fish sauce added bonus points to the dish. It was packed with sizable chunks rather than just shredded pieces! ＊Mango Sticky Rice A pass. In general, the mangoes in the US aren't as good as those in Asia......I'd recommend trying their other desserts, such as the Thai Tea sizzling roti. It looks super cool on the menu and is served on a hot plate! ＊Thai Iced Tea ＊Jasmine Butterfly Pea Flower Soda Their non-alcoholic drinks were fantastic -- their Thai tea didn't have a weird spice flavor like the one I've tried in other places, while the soda was very refreshing with a blend of citrusy sweetness.

Great option for takeout - they delivered on time and had awesome options to choose from. A friend and I split a chicken pad see ew and veggie/tofu massaman curry. Both were delicious, especially the curry which was a special on their menu. Highly recommend this spot!

We loved dinner here! It was a last minute plan and it was bustling and very noisy on a Friday night but delicious none the less. We loved the Thai Tea (goat) and the butterfly pea flower soda which was beautiful, refreshing and unique. We started with the massuman curry and roti which was delicious and so flavorful. I had the drunken noodles with tofu which was very spicy but delicious! Pad Thai was tasty and not overly sweet. My partner liked his shrimp Thai fried rice too. The plating and presentation was gorgeous and the ambiance was trendy and cute/casual. Prices were pretty reasonable given freshness and taste.

This food was amazing! I had the pineapple fried rice with shrimp. It was so good and I added some of their sweet chili sauce, chef's kiss. I had the Mango sorbet Prosecco drink, wow just wow. The spring rolls were perfection. I will be back VERY soon!!!! The music was softly playing in the background and the waiters were very kind. It's not a huge place but it has very cozy vibes with the lights.

My friend and I went to Malii Gramercy around 8pm on a Friday. You can make reservations, but we planned this last minute, so we just walked in. It ended up being okay and the restaurant was about half full at this time. The ambiance is quaint yet elegant, though the space is on the smaller side. We both ordered massamun curry ($18.95); I got it with chicken and my friend got the vegetarian version. The presentation was nice, and the flavor of the curry was excellent! I asked the server about spice level, and he rated it very mild, which I agree with. The only things I did not like about the curry were the remains of herbs left there, and I don't like eating chicken with bones in curry. To effectively get all the chicken, you would have to pick up the chicken, which is not something I want to do when it is smothered in sauce. I get that it's more authentic; it is just not my cup of tea. Service was kind and attentive. They provide you with a bottle of water and refilled ours when it was empty. I would definitely return here if I was in the area!

The menu looked interesting and promising. A group of us (Thai friends) enjoy checking out new Thai restaurants when our calendars align. The food here is decent, would have preferred the flavors to lean towards authentic. We appreciate authentic and fusion and other cuisines. Unfortunately, while presentation is good, execution was not.

Malik was absolutely phenomenal. In California I live in one of the largest Thai food communities and nothing compares to Malii Grammercy. The dumplings five stars Crabcakes five stars Pad See Ew with Port major five stars Pad Thai with Shrimp five stars Tod Mun five stars Service incredible Clean

Pretty good - overall hit the spot except for one minor blunder. Pad Siew: The beef was a bit tough/dry which really killed the dish. Tad disappointed bc this is such a simple dish. 2/5 Shrimp donut appetizer: So crispy and crunchy! If you're a fan of shrimp, you'll love this. Comes with a dipping sauce that tastes like fish sauce. 4.5/5 Khao soi: Glad we decided to try this! Will definitely come back since we live nearby or get takeout. This had soft egg noodles with crunchy noodles on top (kinda like pan fried noodles) and tender braised chicken thigh in a coconut flavor savory curry. It had a kick so get your thai iced tea ready! 5/5

This is my second time visiting this place. The first time I came without a reservation in the evening and it was all occupied. I realized that this place is popular among locals. This is a good sign for me. I love Thai food and I know my way around it. Having tried the dishes, I realized that I would come back here again. Despite the fact that the tables are very close, it is very noisy, but still a very pleasant place to spend time. the food is excellent, the service is fast, so I highly recommend it

My daughter & I were in the mood for Thai food. This place hit the spot!! Great food & service too! Super cute in there. Perfect size menu. All authentic Thai food.

After see a show at the Gramercy Theater. I yelped Thai food. This appeared and had great reviews. My wife and I walk over and immediately got seated. Service was excellent. Food was even better. Wonderful decor and clean bathroom which means a lot to me. Also they have a point system on future deals. We will definitely recommend to all that enjoy well cooked Thai Food.