Thai Food Near Me

I absolutely love this place! I come here often, and every visit is just as amazing. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the food is beyond delicious bold, authentic flavors that truly remind me of being in Thailand. If you’re looking for real Thai food with rich, spicy, and authentic taste, this is the spot. The prices are very reasonable, everything is fresh, and the drinks are perfectly balanced. The staff are wonderful kind, attentive, and always ready with great recommendations. My server made sure our experience was excellent. I’ll definitely keep coming back because I love Thai food, and this restaurant is easily one of the best in NYC. Highly recommended for both date nights and family dinners. And if you come on the weekend, you’ll also enjoy their live music such a great vibe!

Found this cute little spot in NYC and it was amazing. The atmosphere was the absolute cutest and such a vibe. The food was delicious and the presentation was spot on! Ohm had the drinks covered and Nwok gave us top notch service. It did not disappoint!!

The food was amazing, the atmosphere was lovely, and the music just tied it all together. I genuinely enjoyed every part of it. And honestly, for the quality, the pricing felt totally appropriate it wasn’t expensive at all for what you get. Mind was such a wonderful server attentive, kind, and made the whole experience even better. I’ll definitely be coming back. So, so delicious.

One of the best Thai food places in NYC! A must try! Fah, Ohm, and Mind were amazing and very attentive! My group thought the food was very and tasted very authentic! Our favorites were the mango sticky rice and salmon green curry! The live entertainment was also so good we felt right at home.

A hidden gem in Murray Hill! This Thai spot is an intimate, cozy, and nice restaurant for your classic Thai dishes and fun ones that you typically don't see! Service was very nice here. We got the scallop appetizer, pineapple "sober" noodles with shrimp, and crispy pork belly pad thai. Everything was phenomenal. The scallop appetizer was absolutely amazing and came with great garnishes and sauces. Both noodles dishes were also so flavorful, and the noodle texture was perfect. Would definitely come back here to try their other menu items!

Don’t let the clever name fool you, this is a legit eatery! The food and service was wonderful. If we lived here I would go weekly to be able to try everything We had the spring rolls and Massaman Curry with chicken.

Fah,Ohm,Nook were our servers for the night & they were so sweet! Food here is awesome and authentic- definitely coming back. Shoutout to the red curry!! 7-10pm has live music, such a vibe for hangouts with friends.

An excellent restaurant I wholeheartedly recommend. The place seats around fifteen people, which makes for a wonderfully peaceful and intimate dining experience. I started with the tofu appetizer and followed with the green curry — probably one of the best curries I’ve had so far. The flavors are perfectly balanced, rich and authentic. This restaurant offers a true culinary escape, all in a calm and relaxed atmosphere.

Authentic Flavors of Thailand in NYC Thai Food Near Me - is a cozy spot in Midtown East offering authentic Thai cuisine and delicious cocktails and non-alcoholic traditional beverages. Expert Knowledgeable Chef and highest quality products make the flavors rich, pungent, and delicious. Don't skip the dessert - yummy classic sticky rice and mango, strawberries, coconut, and ice cream!

Interesting vibe inside, but delicious food and great service. Pleasantly surprised by the drunken noodles, which had great flavor depth and a hearty serving with lots of vegetables. I also loved the texture of the tofu in this dish. I will definitely be returning.

UGH! I don't get the positive reviews about this place. So many reviewers indicated their familiarity with northern thai food, yet gave this restaurant positive reviews. Maybe I'm missing something! Space is cramped and service is TERRIBLE. Slow to take order and slow to bring food out and when it was brought it - it was so ill sequenced. Some in our party had to wait 15 mins after others. Food was brought out cold because it was just probably sitting out. Flavors were lacking and did not taste like authentic Northern Thai food. I've had much better all lover NYC. This neighborhood need some other Thai restaurants. I don't think this restaurant even tries. Service is slow and disjoined and to pack people on, they were even trying to love patrons during mid meal. SMH!

Delicious food. Great flavors. Impressive presentation. The space is tiny, crowded, not recommended for bigger groups. A bit pricey.

Once again an incredible experience, from The staff to the food, everything was delicious. Despite being really cold outside. It's really warm and comfortable in here, Fah & Tony are most fabulous and friendly people

The Thai food was delicious but as far as authentic cooking it is questionable. The restaurant is small but the food and service were ok. Restaurant from what was said has been opened about a year. Atmosphere was very nice too,not much variety to choose for beers or drinks. Very clean too.

It's pretty neat how they give u a wet towelette for your hands before and after the meal. They do have a restroom as well if you want to wash your hands with soap and water. They have both indoor and outdoor seating (a covered backyard patio or in the front). I don't suggest going here if you're in a large group and want to sit inside. When looking over the menu, I noticed the lunch menu, so I did order from that section. I got the drink + meal, which comes with a free appetizer. I ordered the drunken noodles + thai iced coffee to go. I was impressed how they wrapped up the iced coffee as nothing came out, and it was covered up entirely in saran wrap. The coffee was strong. It was well balanced, having enough sugar and strong coffee inside. I just wished that my drunken noodles had more protein mixed in as there were more vegetables vs chicken.

The further east you go, the more limited your options become when it comes to food. Thai food near me sits in the heart of Murray Hill. Though the physical size of the store is quaint and can probably only fit up to 15 pax max, it focuses on a fine dining feel with black lush luxury looking seating with golden utensils to boot. It's a cute dining date spot with pretty good Thai food. Ta ste: 4/5 Ambience: 4.5/5 Service: 4.5/5 Value for money: 3/5 We had: 1. Chicken wings - Deep fried first, then glazed with a sweet and spicy sauce (with a hint of fish sauce) - a recommended starter for sure! 2. Red Curry Crispy Duck - Plating is beautiful on this one and they put a gold flake on top! (Recommended dish, the duck was cooked beautifully) 3. Nam Nieu Crispy Pork - Tasted as described and sound, Cripsy pork belly all the way through 4. Thai Lychee Iced Tea - as expected 5. Thai Iced Tea - a bit sweet, I added water later and it provided my drink more volume Overall, Thai food near me is great on all accounts, a slight bit on the pricy side, but they do really focus on the presentation, the usage of gold and luxury feel which does make it feel worth it. Pro Tip: For group sizes 6 and more, they have a dining policy of at least $30 per pax when dining in!

Thai Food Near Me Restaurant is in my backyard. A diamond in the neighborhood, and well attended by many. Any time you come across a review on any Thai restaurant with overwhelming 5-Stars with a 4.9 out of 5 rating, drop what you're doing; and enjoy your Thai cuisine; you deserve it. It's cozy, great service and beautiful atmosphere.

I found myself at Thai Food Near Me for an educational dinner. This was a bit of a shakeup for me since I'm used to going to steakhouses for these types of events. That being said, I was excited for this change of pace - and being a fan of Thai food didn't hurt. My first impressions of this place were - annoying? Just going by the name - I don't think it's the most creative and it's impossible to Google. Think about it - if you search "Thai food near me" you will literally get Thai restaurants in your vicinity, not the restaurant. I wonder if they thought of that when coming up with the name. Anyway, beyond the name, first impressions were pretty good. The restaurant is small like other Manhattan eateries, and it has a mostly dark interior with a black color scheme and modern accents. We were situated in the back in an outdoor tent - a little odd at first but they did a great job keeping it warm and making it inviting. The decor here was different - brighter with lots of fake flowers; a stark contrast to the main restaurant. When we sat I noticed we didn't have menus, but soon after the program began food started coming out. There was a LOT of food - I was really impressed since many times at these events I get the restaurant week treatment. We started with apps: scallion pancakes with a spicy peanut sauce, spring rolls, and curry puffs. These were all tasty - the scallion pancakes were a standout for me - nice chewy dough and sauce with just the right amount of spice. For mains we were given a feast: rice noodles, pineapple fried rice, duck, lamb chops, and prawn pad Thai. And when I say feast I mean we were given multiple dishes of each item which was overflowing with food. Everything I had was really tasty - some things were more standouts to me than others but honestly nothing was bad. My favorites were the pineapple fried rice and the prawn pad Thai. For the latter, they broiled the prawn at the table and put it on top of the neatly wrapped noodles; it had lots of flavor and the prawn was pillowy soft. For dessert we were served ice cream which was a great finisher. Service was good - the staff was attentive and the food came out at a great pace. Overall, I was impressed with TFNM - the food was good and I would definitely consider returning on my own accord.

Perhaps one of the best Thai restaurants I have ever eaten at in the United States. The khao soi was incredibly flavorful and rich but not in an overpowering way. It was very comparable to the khao sois I ate while in Chiang Mai. Others in my party ordered pad see ew and panang curry and were very pleased with their selections. Overall, a stellar culinary establishment

Solid Thai food, good service, moderate prices in a tight space We had a reservation on a Friday night and the place was pretty packed the entire time. We enjoyed the vegetable spring rolls, a curry dish (very rich) with tofu which was the least spicy of them), fried egg with pork (slightly overdone) and the mango sticky rice. We wondered why the dessert took so long to come but when it came out we understood why. Great presentation. They seem to have some good lunch specials that are more affordable. There were quite a few Thai customers ordering interesting things so that's probably a good sign. They also have another room inside maybe for bigger parties. If you sit in the main room it's a tight fit and you're very close to neighboring tables, good for people watching, bad for privacy.

Terrible service don't bother to come here! They have a big sign outside, they have a patio in the back. Just came here not only for Thai food also for patio as well. We have been told patio is not open just because no staff. They sat us at a table in the front, all wobbly table. Ask to move to the booth, oh that table is for 4. Well your place is empty!!! Ridiculous prices and not worth it, and they lost a business

Hopped in on a Tuesday evening. I was a little anxious on seeing nobody here but the piping hot delicious food allayed those fears promptly. I ordered the green curry with vegetables, my friend had the purple sober noodles. Both delicious, their hot had a good sprinkling of chilis and my curry was something I'd order again. The noodles were perfectly chewy and had a hint of turmeric and I would've been equally happy with that order too. I'll have to come back to try some of the secret menu.

I feel really mixed about writing this review because the food actually tasted really good but I do not think the price was worth what I got. There are so many good Thai restaurants around the city and the price of their lunch menu items is the price of most dinner menu items at any of the many Thai spots. The service was not good the waiters were distracted. We both wanted boxes but ended up eating are food because they never came back. Mind you the restaurant is tiny maybe they have 6 tables? I did love the presentation of the curry. It was so cool and is probably one of the coolest ways I have been served green curry before. I will say I did not like the fact that they brought there person I was dinning with their food maybe 10mins before mine. They never said anything like your food is coming or sorry for the wait. She was half way done eating before my food even came. All and all I would come back if I was in the area but it wouldn't be my first choice.

Thai Food Near Me is a gem of a restaurant located in the Murray Hill area, with the cutest vibes inside the restaurant. The drinks here are phenomenal as I had their signature Siam drink and it was one of the best I've ever had since it wasn't too sweet but encapsulated all the fruity flavors - I'll be back for the lychee next time! They also have fun mugs and glasses that make the drink experience all the more fun. We ordered their signature "sober" noodles which were vegetarian and had flavors of thai chili, pineapple bits, and yellow curry. Overall really delicious but I wish the portion sizes were bigger. This place can definitely become pricey if you order drinks but it's so worth it!

The lychee duck curry is a must get! I appreciate the crispy duck skin on the tender meat and the flavorful curry. Usually I like my curries spicy but somehow don't mind the sweet profile of this dish. The Seafood Drunken Noodles and Seafood Pad Cha are basically the same thing, just one with broad flat noodles and one with rice. My only qualm is that their "Thai spicy" is disappointingly mild... Very small restaurant so tight space but with tasteful decor. Dine-in experience is nice as the service is courteous, but would recommend takeout more.

Yes, that is actually the name of the place. And yes, it is a pretty good Thai restaurant. I ordered the Pineapple Fried Rice with beef ($22). I'd say the quality was good but pretty standard. The beef was slightly tough at points but not bad. The pineapple and cashews were good classic ingredients. That being said, there wasn't anything too special about this dish, and I honestly could've made a similar quality fried rice at home. I also got the Khanom Jeep Shrimp Pork Dumplings ($14). I chose to get this fried rather than boiled. These three dumplings (which were more like balls) with frilled with shrimp and pork, which was pretty good but also nothing too special. My main complaint about this place is the price, as I think it is probably about 20% over what should reasonably be charged. I specifically tried to pick the options that were the best value but even these were overpriced (dumplings were $14 for only 3 small balls). The other options were even more overpriced, such as $36 for seafood fried rice or $16 just for some grilled asparagus - that is just too much. The place itself is quite nice though, albeit very small, with only about 5-6 tables inside and 2 small tables outside. When I went on a Friday night, all the indoor tables were reserved already so I had to sit outside (no wait for that though). The interior has a classy feel with aesthetic lights and nice black leather seats at each table. The staff are friendly and the service speed is decent. Overall, Thai Food Near Me is a pretty good new Thai restaurant in Murray Hill. While it is a bit overpriced, it's still within a reasonable budget and has some other good qualities so I'd still consider it a decent option.

The food and service was absolutely AMAZING! I ordered soup, spring rolls, and crab fried rice. The restaurant itself was intimate, but that wasn't an issue. Highly recommended

Stumbled upon this place on a rainy cold day while actually on the hunt for warm yummy Thai food and so glad we did! Food is delicious and bursting full of spice and flavor, if you enjoy spicy this is the place. Everything was fresh and so well made. These actually might have been the best spring rolls I've ever had. Flavorful cocktails (so cute too) and great drink specials. Everyone was very kind and the service was truly excellent. In full transparency, it is slightly pricy but definitely worth the price. Very small inside, cozy and intimate, will probably try take out next time.

New Thai spot (3 weeks) just opened. Stunning decor High end sleek look. We stopped in for lunch. The pad Thai and red chicken curry were both very good. Beautiful presentation. Thai iced tea was very good served in beautiful glass ware. The owner came out to see how everything was. We will definitely return to try other things on the menu.

I don't know why I didn't come to this place sooner. It's a tiny nook but with warm service and amazing staff who provide personal recommendation. The food is authentic and has the most fresh ingredients. They also don't skimp on expensive ingredients. We went as a group of 5 and were immediately seated and welcomed. There is a special wherein if you order a drink along with your lunch menu then you get spring rolls free. I ordered roti canai and drunken noodles and they could make drunken noodles vegetarian friendly with no oyster sauce! I loved both the items and even the spring rolls which I got to try from my coworkers. Def coming back again! Found a new fav Thai food place

Only had take-out but it was the best Thai food I've had. Very easy to walk from hospital to pick up dinner. Friendly folks.

You gotta love this name...and I do love the food here! Everything is decorated in such a cute way, and I always love my pad see ewe!

Cute new restaurant on the corner of 34th and 2nd! Originally saw this place on a Twitter post and had to come visit. Restaurant is small and only fits up to maybe 20-25 people, but is very cute. I would definitely recommend the crispy pork and chinese broccoli, it is the perfect amount of heat, saltiness, and crispiness from the pork belly. I also loved the fried egg with the runny inside. The pad thai was also really tasty, I liked how the noodles were very chewy. Flavor was good, just a tad on the saucier side. The rice itself was also perfectly sticky, but grainy at the same time. While everything was good, this place is just a tad on the pricier side!

Felt more spark than substance. Nice atmosphere and the pricing makes it feel more upscale and the food all looks pretty, but thought there was something lacking or off in each dish. Wasn't bad, but definitely not worth the price

We chanced upon this place while at the VFS nearby for visa services. It was a rainy day and some hot thai food just felt right. Loved the clever name! And food.. omg the flavors!! Such fresh, bold, authentic thai flavors in every dish we tried! I had the drunken noodle (one my staples at every thai place) while hubby had the green curry. Every bite was delicious -- between the peppercorns, fresh kaffir leaves, basil and bamboo and all, I was in heaven. And when I said make it spicy, they delivered! Super nice people and scrumptious food! Definitely coming back for more!

Incredible I would go back again for take away Food are so tasty and the papaya salad is super delicious authentic it make me feel like bring me back to my home country all above would recommend this place.

I really enjoyed this place! I got the pf thai which was delicious, but I was hoping the meat was a bit crispier and that the dish overall was spicier. But overall, I loved the flavor and it had all the ingredients I love in thai food. The restaurant itself is really cute on the inside but there is limited seating. Service was fast and kind. To note, they don't have an alcohol license and you can bring your own drinks.

Overpriced, burnt Pineapple Fried Rice "lunch special". Unlike every other Thai spot all over NYC, the "lunch specials" don't come with anything - not even utensils to eat your food.

My partner and I stopped in here after seeing it on the way home one day- the name is absolute genius, and we've been looking for a new Thai food spot. The first thing we were struck by was the decor- it manages to be both sleek while also making you feel right at home. The menu was manageable, and full of classic Thai fare- my eyes went right for the Chicken Masaman curry, and coupled it with a Thai iced tea. Before anything else came out, we were treated to the coolest presentation of a towelette I've ever seen- water poured over a small pill in a golden tray that blossoms into a flower. It set the stage nicely for the meal ahead. In short order, we got the drinks. The Thai iced tea here is delicious, especially on a hot day like the one I went here on. The food was quick to follow, and it did not disappoint! In addition to being beautifully presented, it was absolutely delicious. The service throughout was fantastic- the staff are super attentive, and are always willing to give a good recommendation if you're unsure of what to get. The prices are reasonable as well. This has since become my go to Thai spot in the neighborhood. If you're in midtown east, and looking for some incredible food, just search Thai food near me in your mapping app of choice. You won't be disappointed!

Thai food near me is perhaps my favorite Thai restaurant in the city right now. Really loved the name of the restaurant and everything here .Not only do they have delicious and authentic thai food but great service and ambiance as well. I have so many favorite dishes from here . 1 Khanom Jeep Shrimp Pork 2 Chicken Curry Puffs 3 Tom Yum 4 Seafood Pad Cha 5 King Prawns Tamarind Sauce 6 Crispy Red Duck Curry The price is reasonable,definitely go back again soon .

Food was good but for the price, the serving was small. I think this place is overpriced. It took a long time for me to decide what to eat because the prices are just outrageous. It's not even in an area where there's a lot of competition and the rent is high. I got the lunch menu. I got a few pieces of chicken mixed with probably a pound of onion and other vegetables. It was okay.

Loved the food here and friendly staff. It was a great place to grab a late lunch or early dinner. Had the Pad Kee Mao and a bowl of red curry. Both were beautifully spiced. I get that spicy is different for everyone, but the whole interrogation of "how spicy?" can be futile when one wants spicy food and is not believed. Not here. Our waiter asked a few more questions than usual, and we got some of the best drunken noodles yet. ("Actually spicy") and nuanced spicy low heat curry ("medium spicy"). If this Thai Food space was near me I would visit often.

New Thai food restaurant in Murray Hill! The name is very clever first of all. The interior and decors are all on point. The presentation of each dish is amazing as well. All staff are so nice and attentive. We got seafood drunken noodle, beef green curry, and Thai teas. I think the seafood drunken noodle is very unique, and I don't see that at other Thai restaurants. They said they are going to have a bar set up soon inside as well. Overall, a great spot!

First, let's talk about the name. it's really hard to not see this restaurant when you search for it on the maps. I honestly thought it was a mistake when I saw the name, so I had to come here and try it. It's love and hates for me for the restaurant. The food is great, there's no doubt about that, but I haven't had the opportunity to try a lot of dishes, so I always want to come back here and try more. The interior decor was nice and sleek. It feels good to just sit in there during a hot sunny day.

Very impressed with quality of food here! Terrific seafood. Unique, wonderful flavors! Restaurant is very pretty too!

I went here on a cold night with a group. We chose this place because of the high ratings and proximity to my house. Oh, and the clever name. I had high expectations due to the high rating but I found that the food was not very authentic. In addition, the price of food feels about 50% higher than surrounding Thai restaurants. The price point they are charging is about the same as fancy Thai restaurants like Thai Villa but this place lacks the ambiance and food to back it up. The service was fine but I witnessed several strange incidents with people coming into the restaurant asking to use the bathroom due to the location of this place. I won't be back and would not recommend.

The name is a catch, you just gotta love it. I love Thai Food period. There are some restaurants that misses, but this one didn't. The ambience was cute, the server is nice, he missed a few items but that was because it was a large group. I loved the rituals they did as far as cleaning of the hand. The drinks were cute and tasty. Everything was delightful!!! No complaints over here.

Highly recommend this place! The food and service were great and the private outdoor seating area was is perfect and such a nice change of pace from sidewalk seating.

Im glad I finally got to try this place. I enjoyed my pad Thai, and my friend enjoyed her vegetarian green curry. They had a lot of cute Halloween decorations as well. Service was excellent, and the hot towels were a wonderful touch. I can't wait to go back!

I dined at the restaurant with a friend on a Friday night. We walked in and got a seat in the back area. I had the Massaman Curry with Beef and my friend got the Drunken Noodles. My curry came in a little pot and the rice came separately. It sweet and flavorful. I thought that the amount of curry to rice was near perfect since I finished both almost simultaneously. Maybe because of where we were seated, there was a little activity by us from waiters and other guests, but it wasn't unbearable. I will say though that either the table or the ground was not flat since the condensated water from my Thai ice tea kept dripping off the table, but the waiters kept coming back to make sure things were okay. The shape of the tea was also crazy, haha.

Highly recommended! New spot in the neighborhood with a fun name, lovely ambience, delicious food and people with joyful energy. We ordered the Roti Canai, Tom Kha soup, Papaya salad with sticky rice plus some veggie spring rolls. All the food was fresh, tasty & plated beautifully. Excited to go back!!

Came here for lunch on a Sunday and we all agreed the foods were excellent, particularly the papaya salad, jumbo crab fried rice, and the crispy duck. The presentation of the prawn pad Thai was good, but the noodle was a bit watery for my taste. The price is higher than other Thai restaurants and the portions may be small for some, but it's worth the superior taste and skills of the chefs and attentive service.

Decided to take my family of 6 for a "quick" Thai food lunch after visiting my dad in the hospital. We were highly disappointed. We were originally the only group there, it was empty when we arrived, and yet the service was extremely slow. A few disappointing events: 1. The waitresses served drinks to parties who came after us while half of us were still waiting for our drinks. 2. My aunt's "glass" of prosecco and our mimosas came nearly half empty. 3. The food portions were very small. $7 extra for shrimp added to the pad Thai, to only receive 2 large shrimp. 4. We waited a long time for food, and while we waited, the tables behind us were eating before us (remember they came after us). 5. My first bite in my pad see ew was filled with egg shells. 6. After waiting a long time, the last person at the table to get their food (who waited an extra 10 minutes after the rest of us were served), had her food served cold. They had to take it back and replaced it quickly. Guess it was sitting out for a while. 7. They didn't honor the $9 happy hour price for mimosas that's offered during lunch, and after a lot of back and forth we just gave up and paid the $12 after we were first charged $18. Overall, it was an extremely overpriced lunch for terrible service and poor food portions. Very disappointing after a long day at the hospital.

The name is very cool and catchy! The food is very tasty and affordable. The staff is very cooperative and kind. The ambiance is very relaxing and chill.

My daughter, friend and I had dinner here to support our friends on their grand opening night of their new restaurant. The foods were delicious. We highly recommended. The decorations are beautiful and classy. The services were wonderful. Thank you for having us on your opening night.

My husband and I saw that this restaurant went viral because of their clever name. We were in the area and stopped by for lunch. The place is tiny but very cute. We ordered the vegetable spring rolls which were super hot and tasted fresh. I had the crispy pork dish and my husband had the drunken noodles. Everything was delicious. The presentation of the food was beautiful as well. The gentleman that worked there (not sure if he's the owner) was very welcoming and friendly. He persuaded me to try the Thai iced tea because he said it was the best. Honestly, it tasted like all the other Thai iced teas I've ever had, but still good. They opened a week ago so I wish them good luck!

I ordered the basil fried rice lunch special, and my friend for the pad Thai, both with mock duck. food was very good, and service was great! the owner even came up and said hi since it's a new restaurant and let us know if we don't like our food we can send it back, as he's interested in making the best tasting food. one thing to note is it's a bit small inside, but nice ambiance. There is one or two outdoor tables