New Krungthai Restaurant

Great place. Definitely recommend trying it out. We got the familiar food options that we usually order at a thai restaurant and the food compared well. Drunken noodles and massaman curry were really good with good enough portion size. Loved the dessert as well. We went around 1 pm (peak hours on a Sunday) but didn’t have to wait long. Within 5 minutes, we got the table. Highly recommend!

The dining area is spacious and lively, giving it that classic busy restaurant feel. The portions are generous, and sharing family style makes it easy to try a bit of everything. I really liked the special dishes not listed on the menu, and the tablet photos help a lot when deciding what to order. It’s a great spot for groups of three to six to enjoy good food and conversation. Make sure to save some room for dessert! The staff is friendly, quick, and always ready to help.

The sauteed spinach with garlic and veggies was my favorite - very flavorful. Chicken curry was on the sweeter taste but was tasty. Thai basil fried rice was very nice. Vegetarian Panang curry was ok. Had a fishy taste imo. The highlight was fried banana with ice cream. Absolutely delicious.

New Krungthai has the look of a place aiming higher than the original, and the décor definitely sets that expectation from the moment you walk in. The room feels brighter, the seating is more open, and the overall atmosphere suggests a more refined dining experience. Some dishes still shine, especially the roasted duck curry, Panang curry, and the vegetarian options that are clearly labeled and thoughtfully prepared. Portions remain generous, and the plating has a clean, intentional feel that makes the food look as good as it tastes. Families can settle in easily thanks to mild dishes and available high chairs, and most dietary needs can be handled if you ask. But the experience starts to slip once the room fills up, because the layout tightens quickly and the aisles become harder to navigate. Service moves fast, sometimes too fast, and the rushed pace makes the meal feel more transactional than warm. Parking adds another layer of frustration since the small lot fills early and street parking disappears during busy hours. Even with these issues, the food itself still carries enough strength to keep the restaurant in the conversation for casual meals. It’s a place with potential, but the execution doesn’t always match the polished look it presents. The atmosphere shifts noticeably during peak hours, and that’s where the restaurant struggles to keep up with its own ambitions. The dining room becomes crowded, the noise level rises, and the calm energy from earlier in the day fades. Staff do their best, but the quick turnover and aggressive tip prompts make the service feel more hurried than attentive. Accessibility is workable thanks to a flat entrance and mostly open layout, but maneuvering becomes difficult once the tables fill. The vegetarian menu remains a highlight, offering a range of dishes that feel intentional rather than obligatory. Kids fit in fine, and the menu has enough variety to satisfy a group without much debate. Still, the overall experience feels uneven, and the gap between the restaurant’s appearance and its actual performance becomes hard to ignore. On slower nights, the charm comes through more clearly, but on busy evenings, the flaws stand out. New Krungthai is still a decent option with flavorful dishes, yet it doesn’t consistently deliver the elevated experience its setting promises.

Lunch specials!! So happy this Krung Thai has lunch specials! Start with a delicious, beautiful soup and then get your choice of entree (L19, rama for me) with an egg roll, fried wonton and dipping sauce as well as steamed rice. L19 rama (with choice of meat and heat, I go with mild chicken) is the fabulous green curry studded with eggplant, tofu, peppers, and basil.

Had a lovely meal at New Krungthai and everything hit the spot! We started with the Papaya Salad – fresh, tangy, and perfectly spicy. It really woke up the taste buds. The Crab Fried Rice was flavorful and had a generous amount of real crab – not dry or oily, just right. Their Red Curry was rich, creamy, and full of comforting flavors. I could honestly drink that curry! And of course, we couldn’t skip dessert – the Mango Sticky Rice was soft, sweet, and paired so well with the warm coconut cream. Such a satisfying Thai meal – definitely going back again! 🙌🍛🥭

We come here occasionally but the service and the foods are on the top notch every time. Foods always being served with a right temperature and flavorful taste. The price is not cheap but reasonable with their quality; and you can see the portion is big. Also one thing I love in here is they are taking their spicy level seriously. If you want mild, it will be mild, if you want spicy, you are gonna sweat. Other places seem like they just want to throw their spices in there. Highly recommended for family and friend to hang out and enjoy the party of flavor in here.

This place is sooooooooooo good! Came here for lunch and it did not disappoint! The papaya salad was delicious and SPICY. The red and green thai curries were well flavored. The basil fried rice was tasty. The spring rolls were great! The Thai iced tea and Thai iced coffee were also well made. The service was okay but the food fas exceeds the care of good service. I'd come back here without hesitation!

Service was excellent. Food was good, green curry, I forgot the other curry but it was very good as well. Soup was flavorful. Only negative is there is not much parking so be prepared. The burger barn next door made us pay 5bucks to park in their lot and they had no business at all.

Food was bombing with flavor but man, service was subpar. I had a large party of 28. Called a few days before hand and night before to confirm our food selections. Upon arrival, they had me confirm the number of dishes again and had just put in the food order. Mind you, I arrived 10 minutes early and the food (after everyone had arrived) took 30 minutes to come out. If you're preplanning a large gathering, make sure your list of dishes is in the order you want the food to come out. We had 1 vegetarian lunch special for a specific individual that was added on the night before and it was brought out last! She didn't go hungry since we had a few other vegetarian shareable. But she assumed one of the veggie drunken noodles was hers alone because the servers placed it in front of her instead of being in the center table. We had a lot of dishes to be spread down the long aisle and some vacant seats at one end of the table. Since I guess there was open space there, and lot of replicate dishes were placed there instead of evenly spaced. As the host, I had to monitor and bring the dishes to sections of the table that didnt get a particular dish. In the order of favorite dishes: Tom Yum Soup, Papaya Salad, Garlic Shrimp, Ribeye Crying Tiger, Drunken Noodle, Spicy Green Beans, and Yellow Curry. Since it's such a popular place, it gets crowded and loud inside. Think I'll stick with takeout from here instead of dine in.

Good: green and yellow and panang curries, tom kha Ok: cod Bad: roast duck curry Long wait so go early

This is my new favorite Thai restaurant. Had the Tom Kha Gai soup and yellow curry chicken for dinner. Both were delicious. I chose this restaurant because you can order your food with no spiciness. I love Thai food, but can't handle the spice. Both the soup and the curry were seasoned without any heat. The yellow curry chicken was sweet and yummy with lots of chicken, onions, and potatoes. The Tom Kha Gai soup was a perfect balance of sour and sweet with a touch of citrus in a coconut milk base. I'll be eating here quite often going forward.

I've been going to Krung Thai since I was a teenager, introduced by a close Thai friend, and it's been a favorite ever since. Over the years the restaurant has grown into two locations, and this second one has become my go-to. After all these years, I can honestly say I've never had a bad meal here. The vibe is casual and comfortable, but you can absolutely dress up a bit for a date night and it still feels appropriate. It's also very family-friendly. On weekends it can get crowded, so expect a wait, the parking lot is small and fills up quickly, but if you go earlier in the evening, you can usually get seated pretty fast. The food is consistently excellent, the service is quick, and the staff is always welcoming. They also offer great specials, we recently tried the lobster curry for the first time and it was delicious. For Bay Area standards, the prices are very fair for the quality. I brought someone new who doesn't normally eat much Asian food, and he was genuinely impressed. He loved every dish we ordered. I've been coming for so long that I rarely take photos anymore, they just sit in my phone, which is why I don't usually post many pictures of this place. Krung Thai is one of those rare, long-standing local gems that stays excellent year after year. Highly recommend.

I was craving some pad Thai on a Monday and my normal Thai restaurant was closed, so my friend suggested this place! I ordered online and sure enough, by the time I got there, my take out was ready to go! The parking lot is small and private, but I was able to get a spot and get my food and be on my way. I was very impressed with the taste, quality and size of my pad Thai too! I'll definitely be back!

Have been coming to this Thai restaurant for years, just realized I have never written a review for it. It's long overdue! There's a private parking lot but it gets filled easily when the restaurant is busy. The restaurant is quite spacious with plenty of tables. Decorations are very basic. Came here for lunch on a Friday and the place was pretty much full. As I entered the restaurant, I saw some off the menu specials on a chalk board and one item caught my attention: Massamun Curry Drumsticks served with Roti. I guess the Roti sounded good. My friend and I shared that and a lunch special with Green Beans and Pork. Lunch specials are served with Soup of the Day, Fried Wonton, Fried Eggroll, and also Steamed Rice. We also ordered Sticky Rice with Mango for dessert. Food was awesome! The Massamun Curry Drumsticks were especially delicious. The curry had a very unique and complex flavor. The chicken was perfectly cooked, tender and juicy. Even the potatoes in the sauce were very delicious. The Roti went really well with the curry sauce. It also came with a spicy Cucumber Salad that was very tasty. The lunch special was a good value. The soup was very good. The Green Beans with Pork was also yummy. Needless to say, the Sticky Rice with Mango was the perfect choice to end the meal. The sticky rice was really yummy and the mango was excellent, sweet and perfectly ripe. Portions were very generous and we had leftovers. Service was very good. We thoroughly enjoyed our lunch.

My family and I order takeout from here often and we love it. A couple weeks ago, my husband and I decided to dine in at the restaurant for the first time. The vibe was welcoming and cozy. It filled up quick with people enjoying dinner and even celebrating things like a baby shower! I have to thank Coleen P. on the great suggestion for the off-menu item Ho Mok Talay. This was so flavorful and delicious. One of the best and most interesting Thai dishes I have ever tasted. Usually I stick to my dependable favorites, but decided to branch out. I highly recommend this dish if they still have it! It's served in a coconut and the presentation is so stunning. If you like seafood this is for you with a mix of fish, scallops, prawns, mussels, and more. Plus coconut milk/pieces of coconut and egg mixed in. PERFECTION! My husband got the yellow curry and loved it. So comforting. I also tried the Apple Martini and it was fun drinking something a little more fancy! Also it wasn't too sweet. Love it here and will be back.

Krung Thai is our family's go-to restaurant to celebrate birthdays. We were just there last night! The food is delicious and we order almost the same things every time. I do want to note that their pineapple fried rice was lacking last night for some reason but everything else tasted fine. The service is moderate. Not too slow to the point where you're starving. The parking lot is small, tight, and has only one point of entry and exit so you have to do 3-5 point turns when it's full. There are plenty of street parking so I recommend to just do that instead of waiting for someone to leave.

Since I was a teen, Krung Thai has been my family's go to for Thai food. There are 2 locations - this and the original location further down Winchester. We actually prefer that location because it is quieter, no fuss, and easier parking. What finally prompted me to write a review after all these years of going to both locations is the new/off menu items at New Krung Thai!!! You HAVE to order the "ho mok talay". It's a seafood coconut curry with chunks of coconut meat. It is soooo good!! Calamari is delicious too - the seasoning is different!! There is also a crispy pork dish with green beans that was flavorful (but the beans were a lil too crispy for us and could've been cooked more) Another difference between the 2 locations is that this one has FBI (fried banana + ice cream) Family favorites that always hit: -Crab noodle -Catfish curry -Tom Kha seafood soup with coconut milk -Chicken Satay (the og location gives toasted white bread with the order - tastes good with the peanut sauce lol)

Time and time again, Krung Thai remains our favorite Thai place in the South Bay. We've tried other popular places that are just so inconsistent and we find ourselves coming back to our tried and true. You can't go wrong with the classics: - Tom kha pak - warms your soul soup with a hearty amount of veggies - pad thai - chef's kiss! a little on the sweeter side but oh so delicious - pad see ew - very classic and iconic. Deliciously savory with bouncy rice noodles A new try for us was the choo chee salmon, which really surprised us. It had a beautifully crispy skin accompanied with a sweet and savory coconut-ty curry sauce that was so delicious. The salmon itself was moist and juicy, and was delicious with some plain rice. We weren't big fans of the pineapple fried rice. It was a bit salty and the pineapple flavor wasn't really infused into the rice, just little chunks of pineapple when you happened to come across a piece. I'd skip that next time. If you're here on the weekends, I would highly recommend making a reservation by calling. Note, they only take reservations for 6 or more people. It's best to plan for an early dinner, as the parking lot fills up quick. The lot itself is a tight squeeze. If there's people double parked, you'll find it challenging to get out.

Came here on a Saturday around 12 pm. Surprisingly, there weren't a lot of people. The interior is spacious. The service was a bit slow, and we waited quite a while for our dishes to be served. Satay 5/5 A must-try! The chicken is very tender, and the cucumber salad is refreshing and crispy,which is a perfect match with the chicken skewers. Grilled Jumbo Squid 4/5 The dish was nicely presented. The squid was perfectly grilled with a tender texture. Sticky Rice with Mango 3/5 Although it was beautifully presented, the flavor was just okay. Crab Meat Fried Noodles 3/5 The texture of the noodles was good, and the portion was decent. There was plenty of crab meat in the dish, but it was a bit too sweet. Otherwise, it was good. Yellow Curry 4/5 I liked the flavor of the curry -- creamy and slightly sweet. However, the chicken was overcooked and a bit tough. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience, and I would come back to try other dishes.

Thai spot close by valley fair - serves a pretty solid variety of curries, noodles, fried rices but also offers special seafood menu items Parking can be a bit limited during peak hours so recommend coming early for a spot or being ready to circle a while to wait for someone to leave. The pineapple / basil fried rice dishes were cooked fully and had good portions with large amounts of rice. Good amount of oil coating the rice. The basil fried rice at medium spice level was balanced very well by the basil which made I t very refreshing! The pineapple fried rice was a bit light in flavor - was expecting it to be slightly more sweet / flavored with pineapple? But still good!

Went here for a date night a week ago and it was a pleasant experience! All the employees were very polite, kind, and respectful. The wait was not too long for a Saturday night! Food wise, everything was delicious. My partner and I ordered the drunken noodles with tofu , chicken and green curry with rice, and Thai tea! Everything paired so well together. The noodles were chewy and yummy, the green curry was pretty spicy (we got hot!), and the Thai tea was refreshing and sweet! So good!!

can't believe how amazing this was! From the presentation to the taste, everything was absolutely delicious. The mangos were perfectly ripe, and the sticky rice was so flavorful. Definitely a 10/10! The only con is the parking situation. It's very limited so plan accordingly!

Had a great dinner here even coming solo! I was suppose to meet someone but they were late and the staff treated me well and let me get seated even before and order and everything. I would feel comfortable coming by myself after this experience. They have the best thai food in the area, i think they have the best pad thai but i ordered the green curry and papaya salad this time and it was phenomenal. And the mango sticky rice is also so good. I know their thai tea is good as well but i dont drink caffeine im the evening. Def recommend!!

Amazing Thai food! My friend from Thailand has taken me here multiple times and everything has been delicious. I highly recommend their Tom Ka Ta-Lay which was very flavorful with perfectly cooked seafood.

Came on a Saturday night for dinner! Still as good as I remembered 20 years ago! Favorites are tom yum soup and pad Thai!

One of my favorite Thai spots in the South Bay! Friendly service and authentic flavors. It's a casual place that gets very busy. They take reservations if you have a big group. I actually celebrated my birthday here for a group of 17 and they accommodated on a busy Saturday night. Their specials are delicious ( Ribeye) and every dish I tasted was YUM! Recommend: Panang Curry, Drunken Noodle, Pad Thai, Pad Seiw, Crab Fried Rice, Pork with green beans and eggplant, Larb and Green Papaya Salad. I usually go with Mild and it still has a slight kick but they can go spicier. Friendly staff! Thai iced tea and Mango with Sticky rice is a perfect way to end the meal. EXCELLENT meal:)

Still flavorful foods but almost all of the items are salty but if you combine with rice it is oaky. The whole fried fish with mushroom sauce was probably the best dishes out of all of the dishes we ordered on the table. The pad Thai was okay, not something special. The garlic shrimp was good with extra garlic which I love it. The papaya salad was over salty as we felt it had been better if it had added more lemons to it. The seafood soup with coconut was good. The fried fish was so good with the white rice that we definitely will order again if we are here. The restaurant was 3/4 full during lunch on a Tuesday afternoon, the foods came out quick once you are ready to order. Services were okay nothing special.

We loved our dinner experience here. The restaurant staff was kind enough to let us eat our to-go order for dine-in on the weekday night. We ordered Thai iced tea, vegetarian green curry with sticky rice, vegetarian drunken noodles with tofu and everything was amazing in taste. I'd say selecting hot was a good decision on the green curry as there was little kick of spice without overpowering other flavors. We should have gone for hot on drunken noodles too but nonetheless it was good in taste. The portions were perfect! The ambiance is nice and perfect for date night! Definitely going back here soon.

Kind of surprised by the low reviews, New Krung Thai is definitely one of the better Thai food restaurants in San Jose (arguably the best Thai Food in San Jose). Pricing is a little on the higher side but well worth it. Dishes were flavorful without being overly salty. Came here on a Saturday afternoon with my partner & was able to be seated immediately. Ribeye crying tiger - medium rare. A little fatty with a nice char & the tamarind sauce went really well Green curry w/ chicken - surprisingly our favorite dish. Only downside is that it doesn't come with rice - first time I've been to a Thai restaurant that didn't include rice with curry (and that's across all price points!) Calamari- ok. Was thin & kind of... almost like a crispy spongy in texture? I'd pass for next time Pad Kee Mao w/ shrimps - good wok hay. Wish it was just a litttttle more spicy 2 cocktails 1 app 3 mains Total after tip/tax came out to $126 - would definitely recommend and come back

I'm remind of what great Thai food and service is. We go to a lot of different places to explore, but then we come back to the place that we are happy with, and we wonder why we ever went somewhere else. Parsit was an incredible server and made our experience 10!!! The food quality was great. The calamari salad was my favorite.. thanks you to TK too

Came back for another lunch special! Just as delicious and this time we also tried the mango rice dessert. It cost about the same as the lunch special but it is definitely big enough to share and the presentation is beautiful!

This was my first time trying this Thai restaurant, and I have to say their fried garlic shrimp absolutely lives up to the hype. It's packed with garlic, and the shrimp are a nice, decent size. One thing I would suggest, though, is being careful about what you order it with, because it doesn't pair well with everything. For example, I ordered the chicken eggplant, which was actually really good on its own, but the flavors didn't quite work together with the garlic shrimp. It wasn't an issue with the dish itself--just the pairing. Next time, I'd definitely order the garlic shrimp again, but I'd pair it with steak or other sides that complement it better. Their Thai tea was also very good. The restaurant is very busy and fills up quickly, and the parking lot is quite small, so be prepared to wait. They also don't serve food as quick aa most restaurants I waited about 35-40 minutes for my food to arrive at the table. Overall, it's a nice restaurant, and I'll definitely be back to try more of their dishes.

This place never disappoints, from the time you walk in, get seated, being served & than check out depending on when you go here, parking could be an issue, but trust me, find a parking down the street, park & walk The pricing for the items on the menu is worth it to me, not sure how others may feel, but the portions are and that's not even taking about the flavor It's also always cute, clean & picture perfect inside. If you've never been to this place & there's another one down the same street, Saratoga/Winchester, either one is worth your $$$

Krung Thai has been in San Jose for decades. Upon mentioning thai food, people will immediately suggest this as one of the places to head to. The parking lot is a bit small so carpool if you can. The restaurant stands as its sole building on the property. Wait times depend on when you're stopping in for food. Staff is friendly and attentive as soon as you walk in. The interior of the restaurant itself gives off a classy casual vibe with tablecloths and wood furniture. The menu has a variety of curries, meats, and noodles. Coworkers love sharing the meal family style by ordering multiple items from the menu. From previous experience, all items have been delectable and memorable. The shrimp pad thai was delicious as usual. The noodles are not soggy and had a sufficient taste with texture. Only downside is the serving size might be small if you are thinking of sharing with others as a family style meal. The plates will come with serving size utensils, so photos may be misleading to judge order size. Entrees are usually enough to feed 1 person only. The price also falls on the more expensive side of dining. For great thai food in San Jose, this is still the place to go to after many years of business!

New Krung Thai never disappoints, especially when it comes to their pad see ew. We stopped by for a casual weekday dinner while running errands, and as always, the dish was excellent. The combination of soft and crispy tofu added great texture, the noodles were perfectly tender, and the greens stayed fresh and crunchy. We also tried the shrimp toast, which was surprisingly packed with protein, though I'd probably skip it next time in favor of their classic angel wings--those are always a great choice. Service was warm and attentive, making the experience even better. Though we got lucky with our 6pm dining time, the parking lot fills up quickly, even on a Monday night, so plan ahead. When we left at around 7 the lot was packed! Inside, the atmosphere was lively, with groups celebrating birthdays and retirements. The location next to Valley Fair Mall makes it a convenient stop for a great meal before or after shopping. Definitely a spot worth returning to!

Came here to celebrate and catch up with friends. Started with papaya salad, tom yum soup, crispy shrimp, fried rice, and drunken noodles. Everything tasted amazing. Plenty of indoor seating. Great for family and friends. Service was quick. Mango sticky rice dessert was good. But the mangos were really small. Would love it to be at least 1/2 of the mango.

Food - average Thai food. Got the Pad se eew with shrimp (slight burnt flavor which may be up some people's alley) and chicken green curry (mild flavor) Service - one server Pauline was super nice Ambiance - casual, clean, cute Thai vibes

I went here last weekend for dinner with my family. We didn't have to wait too long, maybe 20-25 minutes. Not too bad for a Saturday. As usual, this restaurant is packed (couples, families, and possibly dates). We ordered or usuals, but my sister wanted to try one of the off the menu items ( Ribeye Crying Tiger) It was melt in your mouth delicious! Definitely try that when you go there for dinner.

Had a wonderful dinner here on Tuesday night! The service was great, the food is always good, and the restaurant itself is nice and in a great location (right by Valley Fair). I like coming here because it's familiar and reasonably priced, and my family has been eating here for years! However, I do think there is better Thai food in the South Bay.

This was a popular place in high school. A few years later, this place is holding it down and going strong! AMBIANCE: Parking: A small plaza that can fit about 10-15 cars. Seating: Pretty spacious place that's great for groups. It can fit about 50 people. Vibes: The highlight of this part of San Jose is the Valley Fair mall and Santana Row. You're not too far away from the mall so it's a nice place to enjoy before or after shopping around the area. The spot itself is pretty intimate and well-decorated with Thai culture. Great place for family or a fun food adventure. FOOD: Pad Thai (Recommend) This is a great 101 for newbies. Flat rice noodles, scrambled eggs, chicken, shrimp, peanuts with mixes of galric, sugar, shallots, and fresh green onions. A lovely medley of sweet, sour, and savory flavors. Tom Kha Gai (Recommend) Meaning flavorful chicken ginger soup. It does live up to expectations, served hot with a lite creamy texture, coconut, lemongrass, and ginger. Usually packed with spice but we requested it on the side. CUSTOMER SERVICE: Awesome! We placed an order and it arrived in a timely manner TL; DR OVERALL: 4.5 Stars. Awesome! Great choices, delicious food, and reasonable prices. I understand why this earned some awards and is recommended by many. I look forward to coming back here again. For those in need of Thai food, check this space out! #RepresentASIAN TIPS: * Don't get it mixed up with the old Krung Thai (but feel free to check that out). * Krung means capital/king in Thai * Unsure about the spice? Ask them to serve it on the side.

I've been going to this restaurant with my family since I was young. I haven't been here for a long time though. The parking lot is limited and small. There was about a 15-20 min wait on a Friday night. Service here is always lacking - workers are slow and not efficient. The food however is great. Very well cooked and flavorful. What we ordered: Pad thai Calamari salad Fried pork belly Catfish curry

had the mango sticky rice and the mango was so SO dry. It is seasonal on the menu and I recommend calling ahead if you're looking to order it. The rice and sauce were pretty good, but I wouldn't get it again.

Came here for lunch on a weekend and it was pretty busy! There were a lot of tables of families. They have a variety of dishes and many options to choose from. We opted for the fried pork belly that seem to be one of their seasonal menus. We also picked a noodle dish. We picked rad na which is a flat rice noodle dish with gravy. There was a lot of vegetables that were included in the dish, which was nice. We also ordered the eggplant chili garlic with tofu. Overall, everything was pretty good. There is a small parking lot that seems to fill up during busier hours. A pretty good find close to the Westfield mall!

I was craving good Thai food today, so I decided to visit New Krung Thai. I've always enjoyed Thai cuisine, but this restaurant is by far my favorite. Compared to other Thai places, New Krung Thai offers deeper, richer, and more intense flavors. I'm usually not a fan of overly intense flavors, but here, they strike the perfect balance it's flavorful in the best way. No wonder so many people love this spot! Today, Pauline served us, and she was friendly. In general, the staff here is always welcoming. Occasionally, when it gets really busy, they may seem a bit overwhelmed, but they still do their best and remain professional. We ordered the chicken basil, squid in a flavorful sauce, Rad Na (gravy noodles) & Thai tea. Everything was absolutely delicious I loved it all! Will I be coming back? Oh yes!

Excellent food, clean restaurant and beautiful decor. Friendly staff. This place is always full which speaks volume of how delicious their food is.

New Krung Thai is elegant inside and nice decors and always a busy spot! Making reservations is ideal, especially on holidays. The staff aren't always the most friendly, and I always feel like they are rushing everything - but the food. Food is tasty, there are lots on the menu, but it's extremely overpriced for the portion sizes. I've tasted a lot better Thai food for half the price, tbh.

This place always hits for comfort Thai food! There's usually a long wait during peak dinner time on the weekend, but we came after the rush and were seated upon checking in with the host. We ordered the panang ribeye steak on their special menu and curry crab fried rice. The panang was sooo flavorful and the crab fried rice paired well with it! Would definitely recommend both! The restaurant is lively with large group dinners & servers are very friendly. Parking lot is small and the food is on the pricier side, but worth it!

AMAZING. Definitely plan to dine in (as it's unclear how to order takeout from this magical spot), and at dinner time plan to wait just a bit. But get your butt to New Krung Thai as fast as you can!!! The food is AMAZING, the staff are INCREDIBLE, and the atmosphere is fun and refined. Check out some of our favorite dishes: Drunken Noodle (we prefer with chicken), Papaya Salad (o-m-g delicious), Crab Noodle, Pad See Ew, Yellow Curry, and if you're a fish lover, the Pla Rad Prik is must-have!!! Plus all the soups. Tom Kha Gai is my favorite, but they're all good. With their generous portion sizes, bring a group and sample the menu family style, or bring a date and plan to take food to go. We are so thankful to the friends who introduced us to New Krung. It's the best!!

Came here for dinner at 6pm on a Weds night and fortunately there wasn't a line! There's so many options to try on the menu but I ended up picking Rad Na (stir fried flat noodles in a gravy sauce with broccoli & choice of protein) and my friend ordered the green curry. She originally was going to get the jungle curry but the waiter gave different recs due to that dish being a particularly strong flavor and smell. Our food came out in just 15-20 mins and my Rad Na was quite a big portion! The curry was a little smaller but still yummy and filling. I also appreciated the waiters coming by to refill our water glasses several times and being pretty responsive when we had questions. Would definitely visit again to try some other menu specials!

New Krung Thai 9/10 This place is a general go-to for my family for a very good reason!! The food is delicious and they are super consistent with their quality. The service is always great and they are generally almost always accommodating. The chicken pad Thai is almost always a must here! I tried the garlic friend shrimp for the first time and it was great. The crunchy garlics are absolutely incredible. The parking lot is a bit of a mess, but you can always find something around the corner. I will definitely be coming back in the future! Service: 45/5 Food: 5/5 Price: 4/5 Atmosphere: 4/5

Got takeout. The pad z ew was great and quite flavorful, but the noodles were a little overcooked. Maybe it would be better in the restaurant without a lid closed over it. The green curry was flavorful and packed with a fantastic, wide variety of veggies. I wish they told you when ordering online that curry doesn't come with rice! I've never seen that at a Thai restaurant before so I had assumed rice was included. I'd go back if I was in the area and wanted a fresh meal with fresh veggies and good flavor!

Came here with a party of four on a weekday for dinner and was immediately seated. Parking is a tad limited, but I've always been able to find a spot with no issue. We ordered a variety of dishes including chicken satay, panang curry, pad Thai, tom yum soup, mango sticky rice, Thai tea, and Thai beer. This totaled to around $150. Not bad at all, we were so full at the end! Everything was very authentic, spiced well, and came out quickly, especially considering how they're usually quite busy. This restaurant is perfect for large parties and portions are sizable. Overall a great South Bay gem that is a satisfying visit if you're not sure what to get for lunch/dinner.

The New Krung Thai is hands down the best thai restaurant I have ever been to. I have tried so many thai places and I always end up comparing it to this place and of course it's not as good as here. This restaurant is very fast paced and will always take your order right away and the food always comes out fast as well. I have tried several dishes from this place and everything has always been consistent and amazing. My favorites would have to be the pad thai, papaya salad, yellow curry, and tom kha soup. The pad thai is not too saucy but filled with flavor. I love how spicy the pad thai can be and it's honestly the best. It tastes very authentic and is prepared so well. The tom kha soup is rich in the coconut flavor and is paired with mushrooms and chicken which is so delicious. Lastly, you can't leave without trying their mango sticky rice. The mango is always so fresh and sweet which pairs well with the sticky rice. Everything is priced really well for how good it is. I will never go to another thai place as much as I do here. The service is always good and the place is usually packed every night. Will always be returning to this location. The originally krung thai is definitely not as good as this one.

Been eating here for years. We have tried so many items on their menu. Usually we get the pad se ew, pad Thai as those are one of our main go to items. Then get the chicken coconut milk soup and one of the appetizers like the fish cake. Kids always want the Thai iced tea there so we get that for them. Service can be slow or fast depending on the time of day. Usually going after lunch but before dinner is best so you don't have to wait around forever. Definitely one of the better Thai restaurants in the area.

Always good food and great service. The restaurant feels cozy with the right amount of lighting.

3/5 - TL;DR - May return again in the future but not anytime soon. Small family dinner gathering on the night of Halloween. The restaurant was lively! In fact, there weren't enough parking spaces available when I arrived, so ended up parking on a residential street nearby and walking over. Staff is friendly and it was easy enough to flag down a waiter for any requests, including getting refills on water for the table. The staff was nice, and all of them had dressed up in costume for the holiday (some of the costumes were a little unsettling for me personally - but fun nonetheless!) Ordered the following: - Fish Cake - Chicken Satay - Angel Wings - Papaya Salad - Thai Fried Rice w/ Chicken - Pad Z Ew w/ Beef - Pad Thai - Penang Fish Curry - Basil Pork - Thai Tea - Sticky Rice with Mango The only item I wouldn't be ordering again for sure is the Pad Z/See Ew - which was ordered "extra spicy", but when the dish came out, it was entirely not-spicy at all. The waiter confirmed after-the-fact that "the dish is not made spicy here", and provided some condiments on the side instead. Was super odd that the person taking the order did not mention anything about this at the time of ordering. Without the spiciness, the noodles just tasted a bit one dimensional, perhaps leaning a bit too sweet, with nothing to balance it out. I'll probably also be skipping the Angel Wings again, as it just wasn't very impressive. The rest of the dishes were decent, however, for the prices that are charged by the restaurant, I think it'll be worth checking out many of the other popular and available Thai restaurant options in the area before returning here for another meal in the future.