Sea Thai Brooklyn

The restaurant is spacious with plenty of seating. We got the poolside seat which was nice. Good vibe and Good food at reasonable price. Great Customer Service.👍🏻 Drunken Noodles and Red Sea Duck strongly recommended.

The restaurant was super spacious and nicely decorated! We got the Walnut Shrimp, Pad Thai, Red Island Curry, and Crispy Pork main dish, everything were simply exceptional and yummy. The dishes weren’t spicy at all and we had a really good time overall. Will definitely come back!

The service was excellent—the servers were very attentive and patient with us. The food was enjoyable overall. We tried the pad thai, which had shrimp and chicken; it was good but could use a bit more flavor, in my opinion. The drunken noodles, made with chicken, shrimp, and squid, were definitely on the spicier side—perfect if you enjoy heat. The tom yum soup was packed with seafood and absolutely delicious. However, the female bathroom needed attention, as there was a full roll of toilet paper in the toilet, and the area wasn't very clean. There was also a DJ playing very loud music, which felt a bit confusing since there wasn’t a dance floor. If you don't mind loud music while dining, it’s a fun spot overall.

It was so cool to come back after 20 years and see how everything is pretty much the same. They’ve really kept the essence of the place. The decorations are great, and the ambiance is perfect. And the food? Oh my gosh, it was so tasty and had such a great flavor. The only thing I noticed was that the plates could have been a bit more presentable, but that’s just a minor thing. The crew was super attentive and helpful, and the food wasn’t expensive, so it was a great dinner overall. Thanks a bunch to Ilah, our waitress, she was amazing!

The dim lights and quietness of this place makes it very Unique. The food is amazing abut the drinks are even better. Parking is hard to find in this area and you might have to park a few blocks away from this restaurant. There are two swings at the entrance where you can take some great photos.

I celebrated my birthday here this past year. It was absolutely amazing. I had an 8:30 PM reservation and some of my guests arrived late. Although I had to wait until my entire party of 8 guests arrived to be seated, I was still able to maintain my reservation and enjoy the night. The food was phenomenal. This is one of my all-time favorite Thai restaurants and I must admit it did not disappoint, it gave “feng shui” vibes. I loved when they sang happy birthday to me. They came out with sparkling candles, and a flower garland for my head. Super cute.

We ordered the Shrimp Siu Mai as an appetizer, and unfortunately, it didn’t meet our expectations. It didn’t taste fresh, and the accompanying sauce was overly sweet, which we didn’t enjoy. If you don’t like extremely sweet flavors, I would suggest skipping this dish. For our entrees, we had the Pad Thai and Nabon Noodles, both of which were excellent—great taste and very fresh. We also tried the Singha beer for the first time, and it was really good. The service was generally good, but a bit rushed. They cleared our plates while we were still eating and almost took our beers while there was still some left in the bottle. I appreciate efficient service, but this felt a bit too hurried. Overall, the place is nice and spacious with a good ambiance.

Sea is an experience, without question. The restaurant is nicely appointed. This was my third visit there and, as an out of towner, I was excited because my previous experiences were outstanding. Unfortunately, this time was different. The food was disappointing. Presentation was lackluster and taste did not measure up. The whole snapper was rubbery and not flavorful. The basil eggplant was not good, at all. I took one bite and the rest was brought home and trashed. The Grilled Salmon was too salty and slightly overcooked. To their defense, it was later in the evening so the service was good but not excellent.