Thailand’s Center Point

This is truly our favorite thai spot in the city. So much that we get on a train from midtown manhattan to get here - no joke! The quality of food is amazing and we love their unique menu. Our favorite is tofu popcorn, just that alone is worth the effort to get on a subway to come eat it:) their new location is lovely too! Pricing and service are great, so 5 star from us! Keep going!

Neighborhood gem! Been around for many years and every visit has never failed to impress. Their whole fish dishes are great, my favorite being with the ginger sauce. The Jurassic Pork is a MUST. Pad se ew was great too. We try something new each visit and are blown away. Recently the tofu flower was that dish. Everything is incredible! Family run restaurant, friendly vibes, and just great food. Beware of the spice! Even the bravest of us don’t venture past medium spice!

I have had the best experience at this Thai restaurant. Everything from Thai Iced Tea, Calamari to the main entree Green curry with shrimp, was absolutely worth every penny. I would come back and try again. I would highly recommend this place. Also the atmosphere is great. Very trendy atmosphere

The place had a nice cozy vibe. We ordered the fried calamari and roti for appetizers. Roti was good but the squid was a tad chewy. The crispy papaya salad was a nice twist to the classic som tam. If you’re looking for more flavor, skip the soup and go straight to the massaman curry.

delicious and authentic Thai food. the servers are very friendly and attentive. we always end up ordering the same things because we love them so much... tofu popcorn, Kao soy noodles, sashimi shrimp (very spicy), crispy thousand egg with basil sauce. occasionally we would order the string beans with beef or with pork belly. enough for 4 people to share. the plus side, it's byob.

Thailands Center Point was my go-to for Thai food. I would always get their Tom Yum soup, Papaya Salad and a Basil Fried Rice. Enough words can’t be said about their Whole Fried Fish in a Spicy Sauce. I was heart broken when the closed (due to a rent hike). Words can’t express my joy when they re-opened on 63-02 Roosevelt Avenue as KHING! 🎉🍾🎊💖✨

One of the best homemade Thai restaurants in NYC. I really like their yum nam ( sausage in a spicy salad ) which goes great with cold beer. They have a lot of house specials like the larb duck with crispy rice, sashimi shrimp (amazing if you can handle spicy) and curry soft shell crab. Highly recommend this place for great, authentic Thai food without the long waits.

Title: Disappointing Experience at Thailand Center Point I have been a longtime fan of Thailand Center Point and have always recommended it to friends. However, my recent visit left me deeply disappointed. The food quality has noticeably declined. I ordered the curry puffs, and it was evident they were old and had been recooked. To accompany my meal, I ordered ice coconut water, but what I received was warm coconut water, more akin to tea or soup. The waiter's unfriendly demeanor added to my disappointment. It's disheartening to witness the decline of a place with such potential. I can no longer recommend Thailand Center Point, and it's a shame to see it fall from its former glory.

Location: 63-19 39th Ave, Woodside, NY 11377, USA Service: Amazing Ambiance: very unique and clean. Bathroom is tidy with candle scent (fancy) Food: Had a great time. Calamari wasn't worth the price though just to be honest. But the shrimp pad thai was. Very tasty and I'll surely comeback for that. Had young buko and the jurassic pork with the sticky rice. Beef salad was good and the soft shelled crab. Had enough after everything. From service to food. Worth the try.!

Authentic and delicious Thai food, came on a Sunday evening and was seated right away. Food took a while to arrive though. We had one larb salad and one of pad kee mao. Get Thai spicy if you can handle it! Service was a little bit slow but other than that it was a good experience.

It's beautiful inside with the dangling vines and clean counters, and it's in Woodside. It's a bit cozy, but it shares a space with Madame tea cafe. I love those Singapore curry puffs. What else stood out? I had the thief salad and the flavors were tart and sour and I felt it was okay. What an interesting blend of ingredients! Sweet sausage, fish balls, hot dog, grilled chicken, cut up grape tomatoes, onions, lettuce. Another thing we decided to order was the Jurassic chicken which was deep fried chicken with some pieces of fatty goodness and presented so beautifully. It was not bad. The waiter was super sweet, and he checked in on us to make sure we were enjoying ourselves. I would return and try more. I just felt like trying something new.

Tucked away along 39th Ave in what is seemingly the Little Bangkok portion of Woodside, Thailand's Center Point has been a steadily feeding the neighborhood and beyond for the past decade plus. For a family run establishment, I'd say they've done quite good overall. The place is extremely tight and not particularly group friendly. Anything smaller and it'd be a takeout spot, but this could be a cute setup for a solo diner or perhaps a casual date. Group diners might find some luck in the picnic table smack dab in the middle and the staff is usually zig zagging around the place. Food wise, it's not the pantheon of Thai cuisine, but it more than gets the job done. Their noodles dishes, particularly the pad see yu and pad thai are very tasty and their pineapple fried rice is a keeper despite the smallish portions. The chicken satay is plump and juicy, while the curry puffs seem to be one of their most popular appetizers. Based on the penang and massaman, I don't feel that curries are their strong point, but I'd be open to trying them again to see if I'm wrong. For a long while they were BYOB, and that was one of their biggest selling points of dining in. The service has always been fabulous and their takeout / delivery game is on point. I do hope they remain in the area for a long time because Woodside certainly wouldn't be the same without it.

Cozy authentic home style Thai food in woodside area Off the main road. Lunch special was good

Beef pad Thai was marvelous, with a bevy of different flavors and visually appealing. The sweet sausage salad had tasty slices.

I'm not sure why their website isn't working. It directs me to a site in Indonesian. Anyways, it isn't the restaurant site. So, I could only check out the menu on Yelp. I hoped that it was the most updated one. It was so that was good. The ambiance, or rather the decoration, was fairly nice. Even the bathroom was nicely decorated and very large. It could've been two stalls if you think about it. I'm not sure why a single person bathroom should be so big. Started off with two appetizers. One was the tofu popcorn, and the second one was the Crispy wontons. I didn't particularly like both, but if I had to choose, I would pick the tofu popcorn as the sauce way at the bottom with the peanuts was on point. For the entree, I got something from the section called - something so special. In it got the Pad mixed seafood with the spicy Thai herbs. I asked for spicy, and it tasted medium, so I had to ask for more hot sauce on the side to mix it in. I felt bad for the server as there was only one for the entire place. They needed more servers as she was sweating up a storm. Tried to get dessert, but they ran out. Oh wells! I don't think I'll be returning as there are many Thai places that are much better.

Ordered from them last night through GrubHub. Got a pad ginger and a pad cashew. When I received the bag it felt light. It didn't include rice. I don't know about when I order Thai or Chinese I expect rice to come with the dish except for noodle or rice dishes Called the restaurant, told them I was missing the rice. Told me it doesn't come with it and asked if this was my first time ordering. Now I am guess that they have been getting calls from customers that they are missing rice. No where in the menu does it say this. The prices in the menu aren't less then others that serve rice with it. The food also wasn't good. Didn't like the pad cashew, the chicken was fried and when I get this dish it usually isn't. I was disappointed with this place. The person answering my phone call was unprofessional and rude. They know people are disappointed that rice isn't included and no where is that stated If I can give less stars I would.

I was very pleasantly surprised by this place. There are so many thai places in this neighborhood, it's hard to differentiate yourself and stand out. But stand out they did. I was expecting your average takeout quality, but this place really seemed to put a little extra care into their food. In an attempt to make slightly healthier takeout choices, I got the kao mun khai (steamed) and veggie pad kee mao. The veggies in the noodle dish were abundant and seasoned perfectly. The noodles themselves had the ideal texture and the egg added another layer of flavor. I didn't miss the meat at all and thoroughly enjoyed the dish. The chicken was really good as well. The sauce on the side had some tanginess to it. The rice was delicious, even by itself. Overall, an excellent meal. Dare I say, I think I've found my new go-to thai spot.

We came to this place with a group of friends because we were in the mood for Thai food. This is a small hole in the wall family-owned place. The service is good but the location is crowded and can only seat about 20, 30 people max. They have a good selection of authentic Thai cuisine. Everything is reasonably priced. The service is good. We will definitely come again!

We had a good lunch here, i would have preferred it, if it was more spicy like other Thai restaurants in our neighborhood. The service was good and the ambiance of the restaurant is nice. We shared the crispy papaya salad, beef salad and pork soup.

Many vegan and vegetarian options!! Love their fake roast pork and mock duck. Good service, average wait time for the food. Cafe vibes, lots of seating, good lighting. Drinks are on the sweeter side.

This is the Thai restaurant underdog. I'm almost glad it's a well-kept secret. I've been coming here for years, and the food was absolutely delicious! The flavors were so authentic and bold, I could taste every ingredient in every dish. We are Thai so I'd like to say we know a thing or two about authenticity. I started with the traditional Tom Yum soup, which had just the right amount of spiciness and sourness to wake up my taste buds. The Pad Thai was also exceptional - the noodles were perfectly cooked and the sauce was the perfect balance of sweet and savory. While the food was undeniably fantastic, the service could have been better. Our waiter seemed a bit disinterested and we had to flag him down a few times for refills on our drinks. However, the quality of the food more than made up for any shortcomings in service. Overall, if you're a fan of Thai food and looking for some of the best around, this restaurant is definitely worth a visit. Just be prepared to possibly encounter some less-than-stellar service.

The food here is ridiculously delicious! Whenever friends visit from out of town if I want to blow them away, I take them here.

It was good and the pineapple appetizer was good. Everything else was just good. It did not have anything that would make me come back. But overall a good place to try out if you are in the neighborhood.

Simple. Small. Accepts cards. Food is great. Close to Jamaica stop in Queens and worth a look. Went with a party of three and we all loved our dishes! Really solid food.

Food: 4/5 Arrived here starving and we ended up ordering way too much food. We ordered a spicy papaya salad, an oxtail soup, a steamed mussel appetizer in broth, ground chicken basil, thousand egg with basil and a green chicken curry for a party of three. The spicy papaya salad (3/5) was just average. I requested spicy and it was mild. I can handle a lot of spice and this wasn't spicy at all. It was very refreshing though. The oxtail soup (4/5) was divine. We ordered it mild (my friends can't handle spice -I might need new friends) and it wasn't "mild" on a spice level at all. It was tangy and lemony/sour and full of flavor! I personally love oxtail so this soup was delicious! The oxtail was "fall of the bone" soft. The steamed mussels appetizer (3.5/5) was similar to the oxtail soup broth but came with.. mussels, duh! It also had some onions and basil. The steamed mussels would be a great choice on a hot summer day. Ground chicken basil (5/5) was delicious. We ordered it mild but imagine the possibilities of this being served extra spicy! Soft, tender, juicy and full of flavor! I would definitely recommend this dish to everyone! The thousand egg (4/5) was delicious too. It's similar to the ground chicken basil but it comes with fried black eggs and ground pork. It was a bit oily but full of flavor. This dish came out before the ground chicken basil and I almost devoured it. I would rate this 5/5 if the chicken didn't come out after. Green curry chicken: 2.5/5 The curry was the least satisfying dish. The curry was a bit too watery and it lacked flavor. The chicken was also a bit dry and hard. This is a dish I order often and I wouldn't recommend it here. Service: 5/5 Our waitress was super nice and accommodating. We called ahead to make sure they offered outdoor dining and she was very friendly from the start. I've seen her working here for years. Her name appeared as "Ginger" on the bill but I'm not sure if that's her real name. She had a mask on the whole time for safety precautions. Also, everything was served in disposable plates, cups, bowls and utensils. I dig the idea. There's a sign on the main door stating "please wait by the door/do not come in" and that made me feel safe. With covid going around, you can't play games. Respecting space is very important! Ambiance: 3/5 I'm not sure how to rate this category anymore since indoor dining is not allowed. They have four small tables outside with umbrellas. If you call in advance, they might be able to accommodate a larger group. We called ahead and Ginger pushed two tables together for a party of three.

I have my usual spots for Thai food, but heard great things about this spot and wanted to give it a try (pre-quarantine days, of course) For appetizers we got the wings and curry puff which were both fantastic. The wings were kinda tiny, but you get a lot in an order so definitely shareable. I've been eyeing the crispy papaya salad photos from yelp for the longest time ever. However, personally, was a bit too much for me. I was hoping there was half fresh papaya on the bottom but the whole dish is fried. If we haven't overordered already I would've totally ordered another papaya salad and mixed them together. We also got the soft shell crab in green curry (which was amazing, albeit a bit pricey) and drunken noodle (kee mao). Great flavor profile in both. Drinks: thai Iced tea which was a refreshing drink for any spicy dish you may order :) their special Thai iced tea comes with your regular Thai tea and milk, but the ice is frozen Thai tea and you get whipped cream on top.

Thailand's Center Point is a gem in Woodside. My boyfriend and I order from here a lot. The food is super authentic, and very delicious. This place is my favorite Thai restaurant in all of Woodside. I often order their Crispy Papaya Salad, and their Pad See Ew with Tofu. The flavor of their dishes are always on point, and they never shy away from their spices. Their portions are generous, and the service is really good. They are a family-owned restaurant, and they really believe in their food and services. They make one of the best Thai Iced Teas in Queens, as it has the right amount of sweetness, tea, and half and half. We also order their Ox Tail soup often, which is very flavorful, and I feel healthier just drinking it.

Food was fabulous. Very extensive menu. Something to please everyone. Service was great.

One of the best homemade Thai restaurants in NYC. I really like their yum nam ( sausage in a spicy salad ) which goes great with cold beer. They have a lot of house specials like the larb duck with crispy rice, sashimi shrimp (amazing if you can handle spicy) and curry soft shell crab. Highly recommend this place for great, authentic Thai food without the long waits.

This is hands down my favorite Thai spot in NYC, and as a Queens resident, I can attest to the phenomenal range of Thai cuisine throughout central Queens, but despite amazing options, Thailand's Centerpoint is the best all around. It's a family-owned business with Chef Annie at the helm, you'll always feel like you're being treated to an authentic home cooked Thai meal. From traditional dishes like Thai Basil Fried Rice (I always add a fried egg and fish sauce), Larb, Green Curry, and Thai Rama to the more signature unique specialties like Crispy Fried Papaya Salad, and Tofu Popcorn, you'll be in total bliss. This is a true Queens gem, and I love that its menu and interior space continue to evolve. Thank you TCP for feeding us through the pandemic!

Honestly, I've been taking my friends/fam here often enough that I don't know why it's taken until now for me to update my review!! Specifically, I LOVE the oxtail soup (I ask for flat noodles on the side) and ALL THE LARBS but particularly the larb salad and their loaded salads in general. But honestly, I have never had a bad dish off the menu and that's saying a lot! This might seem random but one of my favvvvvorite things to order is the tofu popcorn appetizer: I think it's just an incredible combination of crispy, fresh, crunchy, tangy, and sweet from the tamarind, butter, crushed peanuts, and herbs. SO worth it. All in all, TCP is my favorite kind of restaurant to support: a family-run business that's been in the neighborhood for a really long time. It started as a grocery, and now as a restaurant. It's a pleasure to see it evolving (particularly with new additions for dessert and specials) over the years. TCP does a really good job of being beautifully decorated while also staying true to being a homey, comfortable, and welcoming place to eat.

Welcome to world's most horrifying food. Terrible terrible! Terrible food and terrible service even worst terrible owner. Please avoid this place. The worst restaurant we have ever been. Only one server with slowest motion but also comes with BIG ATTITUDE. We were group of people wanted to try this place. Our food came in of each 15 minutes gap. When we asked they said they honky have 2 people working in kitchen. And mind it it's not even busy at all. But I will stop my review here cause it can still go on for few more paragraphs.

I have been avoiding it before when I used to live in the area. And then suddenly I was inspired to eat Northern Thailand food after all the happy news of finding the soccer team who went spelunking then got lost. Food will be the best way to celebrate this good news. It's still an ongoing ordeal but this is my gesture of showing I'm with Thailand on this My favorite Issan dish is the super spicy khao soi so I ordered it. We also tried the blue crab dish and the crunchy popcorn tofu! All came out good but the service is rather drab because the wait was so long. I didn't mind the wait though because the ambience is relaxed and I felt right at home in their cavernous and well-designed space. I have been to Chiang Mai and the feeling of the restaurant is like being transported back to Northern Thailand. As I always say, if a restaurant's food and ambience work together to transport me to foreign lands, then it means they are doing very well! Must try in Queens.

Good Thai place. It has nice decor and ambiance. The vegetarian spring rolls were good. The tom yum soup was flavorful and tangy, it hadmore tofu than expected and less soup. The vegetarian pad Thai didn't have the color I'm used to but the flavor was all there. My friends Thai red curry had a lot of vegetables in it, more so than curry and a lot of big bamboo shoots, but the flavor was there.

This right here, is a great spot for Thai. I can't say enough nice things about Center Point. The food is good, the staff is nice, and it's got a touch of uniqueness that I wish more restaurants had. Decor is interesting and comfortable. You'll notice that tables are concrete -- a Center Point special. A large island bar / front counter divides the restaurant west from east. West are more tables for you and your party. East is a small cafe like area. I have yet to enjoy the cafe area, but I expect it's great if it's anything like the main restaurant portion. You can enjoy a bit of television on the large screen against the north wall, or just chat with friends. Coming solo? That's ok, talk with imaginary friend, but be sure not to have the conversation out loud as folks might start staring in jealousy. Finally, I'll mention that I really enjoy Center Point because it's a local treasure. All the hipsters from Brooklyn and Manhattan are going to take a number down the block at Sri Pa Phai, but thankfully Center Point exists serving up equally great food. Thankfully, no one will find out cause I'm just talking to my imaginary friend right now, right? You wouldn't tell anyone, would you?

I think this is my new favorite low-key and authentic Thai restaurant in Queens. I've been here a few years back and they used to be a Thai grocery store and also sold takeout Thai food. It has transformed to a restaurant now and I am pleasantly surprised. Compared to Sri Pra Thai just a block away. This is a much more chill but cute Thai place. The renovations and set up is cute and a little rustic. Let's focus on the food. We had a green papaya salad. It's $8.5 a pop, priced higher than Manhattan, but it is one of the better ones I've had. The flavor is well balanced. I loved the dressing! We also order a pad kee mao with mock duck and a pad Kra Pow with pork. I like how the pad kee mao was cooked with high heat and the mock duck was a little burned. It's really good. If you are a vegetarian, you will love this. The pad Kra pow really deserves a thumb up too. The flavor was super yummy, it tasted like a mix of a restaurant standard and home cook flavors. It's definitely one of the better version of pad kra pow out there. We wanted it Thai spicy. It wasn't that spicy, according to my husband. I guess this won't be my last time going to Thailand's Center Point. I can't wait to try their other dishes!

The best thai food i love it. Employee is nice and friendly. I had fried rice with shrimps. Test so good and seafood tom yum. and my husband had fried rice with ducks and fried won ton. Thanks i will come back here with my husband again love from thailand.

Great authentic Thai flavors. I will be ordering from here again. Fried rice was so flavorful and pad see ew was on point!

This place is sooo cute with the lights, plants and benches! I'm really big on decor because I feel like it adds to the experience and so it was def a plus for me. As for the food, I got the spicy duck noodles which was really flavorful with a kick to it. My friend got the crab fried rice and massaman curry which were delicious as well. The curry is very fragrant and light. I'd recommend it on the winter...the lady who helped us was very patient and nice even though we were indecisive and asking a lot of questions. Def a place to check out if you're in the area!

One of my fav Queens Thai picks alongside Ayada -- excellent!

We've eaten here over a dozen times over the last couple of years -- it's our favorite Thai place in Woodside (sorry, Sri). I can't think of any dishes that we haven't loved -- papaya salad, spicy noodles with Thai sausage, curry duck, pad Thai, curry puffs, fried calamari, crispy pork pad kra pow -- everything is delicious. They have recently renovated to eliminate the grocery. And, if you ask for Thai spicy, you'll get it!

Best Thai homecooking! My hubby saw the recommendation on one of the TV station 5-6 years ago and we decided to give it a try. Thank god we did! We've been frequent this joint since then. It used to be a Thai grocery with a few seating, and recently they have expended and eliminated the grocery and put more seating. I can't think of one dish that wasn't good. If you like Thai food, go for it!

Came here on a Sunday around 4:30 PM. The place was completely empty and a bit dim in the light but well decorated. All the cutlery and plates are disposable which is a little bit of a bummer if you are eco-friendly. The Thai iced tea was on point, I also had cheese puffs which were basically cheese inside fried dough with a sweet chili mayo. And I had the signature papaya salad. We also had beef pad Thai, the coconut soup and Fried ice cream. As well as strawberry milk latte. I can just comment on the cheese puffs and papaya salad and the fried ice cream which is what I had. The papaya salad was OK there was a lot of crispy pieces mostly and definitely not your traditional papaya salad it had shrimp and squid and it was good I just did not expect it to be fried like that and was looking for something a bit more fresher. The fried ice cream I wouldn't necessarily recommend it didn't have the puffy soft dough that they usually have. And the cheese puffs were also OK not much to say about them but pretty basic. Nothing was delicious or a must but if I lived nearby this place would be a reliable take out.

So good!! Everything on the menu is good. The pad see ew papaya salad tom yum soup. It is all good. The byob is awesome too.

My first visit to Thailand's Center Point was when they first opened a few years ago. I always remembered that their food was pretty good. For some strange reason, I haven't been back until now. What a big disappointment. First, can we address the discrepancy in the name of this restaurant? Is it still Thailand Center Point.....or is it really Little Ginger (as stated on their menu)? I actually asked the waiter about the name discrepancy and he literally waved his hand at me and brushed me off. I persisted, and asked him if the current owners are still the original owners of Thailand Center Point and he said yes, yes, yes, same. Something is fishy.....and I ain't talking about the fish sauce! Anyway, since Sri Pra Phai (which was down the block) was closed, we decided to dine here. Compared to the original opening of this restaurant, the food has gone down hill. The service and most of our dishes were just "ok". Again, so disappointed. Here is our menu (shared by 3 ppl): ~ Crispy papaya salad with soft shell crab - this one dish was actually decent, although I would have enjoyed it more if the papaya wasn't deep fried. ~ Thai seafood salad - so bland and boring! ~ Beef with green curry - not crazy about the beef but the green curry was pretty good. ~ Duck with tamarind sauce - duck wasn't crispy enough and it was a little too well done for my tastes. The above menu items, plus tax and tip came out to $26 each.

Came here on Wednesday afternoon on my day off and ordered Green Curry with Shrimp from the lunch menu. Pretty good deal since it came with an eggroll and a salad for 8.95. I was really hungry and ate the whole thing. Since I didn't want cook later for dinner, decided to do an order takeout for their panang curry with shrimp. This is the portion they gave me even without rice. All for 12.95. Make sure when you order takeout here that you check how much they give you. I was foolish enough to check the bag halfway home to see a very disappointing portion size for the amount I paid. UPDATE: They called me to apologize for the portion they gave me (since I called to let them know my disappointment). Since it's cash only they said they will refund me $4 or a free Thai iced tea next time I head there.

Take a page from the old dudes sort of reading newspaper and sort of watching tv and don't try to be going anywhere in a hurry because Thailand's Center Point makes some good food, but they do not make it quickly. The crispy papaya salad is one of those tasty no brainers where you wonder how it's not a thing. I guess you don't taste the papaya that much, but crunchy bits mixed with fish sauce, seafood, peanuts, and the rest of the fixings works. The penang curry is flavorful and interestingly very sweet. Also be sure to flip the mnu over as there's a bunch of interesting looking stuff on the back that I want to try next time I go.

How good is this place? The most spectacular dish of this four-day foodie trip I'm working my way through Queens. Yesterday's Crispy Papaya Salad and Thai iced tea were simply spectacular, filled with bits of flavorful batter fried papaya, shrimp and squid, lime, cilantro, garlic, tomato and more. The juice of the lime (I think) has been made into a sweet/salty/sour experience. Also a sight to behold--we eat with our eyes as well. Truly a remarkable dish that's exceptionally large for the price. There is a lot of flavor going on in this dish. Somehow I worked my way through most of it. It's an intoxicating experience. Don't expect to be bowled over by the restaurant's interior. It's a half-way attempt at a Thai grocery on side of the room, and restaurant that seats maybe 20-25 on the other. Don't come looking for great ambiance. Clearly an amateur concept and design. Come here simply for the food that will be placed in front of you. You will not be disappointed. There's something special going on here. Even more remarkable to the experience: later that day I'm on the #7 train headed to Manhattan. Train ahead stops in station because of a mechanical problem so all #7 trains are held. Minutes later we all get up and exit. My evening dining plan is screwed. I start walking, run into a musician with instrument on another subway (I run a music web site for a living). We get talking, decide to have a drink, then dinner follows that. We're in Williamsburg probably 6-8 miles from this joint and chatting food and he says: "one place you have to eat in Queens before you leave: Thailand's Center Point." My jaw hits the floor, I whip out pictures of that afternoon's lunch. Before you go: - Cash only - No alcohol - Yelp's map pin locates this incorrectly 3 blocks west on 39th as of this review. - Subway stop at 61st & Roosevelt is your closest transit access.

This review is only for the thai iced tea. It seemed like there was only one person managing the whole restaurant. A middle aged lady quickly took my order and got me the tea quickly. Little did I know that she would take on a whole other persona over the phone. After I discovered that I misplaced metrocard I gave the restaurant a call to see if I had dropped it there. One word is enough to describe her tone: RUDE. After I nicely asked if I had dropped my metrocard there, she snapped at me saying "I'm standing right here and there's nothing!" then abruptly hung up on me. Thank goodness for the good people of Woodside who left my metrocard in the middle of the crosswalk where I had dropped it. Whew almost lost $10. What if I was about to order something? She would have just lost a customer. I was looking forward to trying this place's dishes but now I don't know if I want to even go back. I was going to give 3 stars for the iced tea (it was really sweet and 2/3rd of the cup was ice). But because of the bad customer service I am really tempted to give it 1 star.

This hidden gem in Woodside is quickly becoming one of our go to restaurants for delicious authentic Thai food. Some of our favorites dishes include crispy Thai salad, massaman curry with roti, spicy fried snapper w/mango salad and pad thai. We washed it all down with Thai ice tea and coconut juice.

Small place that seats about 30 people. Which means slow service. But whatever... I started with a thai iced tea, as I do at every thai place because it's the single most important factor determining how good the restaurant is to me. IT WAS GOOD. I was craving crab fried rice, but they ran out for some reason. So I went for the soft shell crab instead. It was crispy and tasty but I couldn't finish it because it was such a huge portion. I also felt fat afterwards, but that's just me. We got a bunch of appetizers, which were all good but not memorable. Everything was blah (including my favorite, pad see ew) and just alright until... THE THAI ICE CREAM. AKA thai iced tea in ice cream form. They gave us 2 full scoops each. It was delicious, creamy, thai iced tea tasting goodness. I would come back here... if I could somehow find it again.

The food was really yummy. I'll come back with my friends soon. I liked they made my food medium spicy

You can not beat the authenticity of this place. Thai style all day everyday. Be warned you need to be able to take the heat. Thank you to the two amazing girls who work so gard and kudos to the chefs in the back. I have been coming here since the beginning. I have not found one place that came anywhere near as good. So my fellow yelpers do it!

Super Yumm Authentic thai food!! Everything we ordered was delicious-right from the papaya salad to the roti with chicken curry to the green curry fried rice!! Definitely can't wait to go back!!!

I finally tried this northern thai style restaurant in my hood. The place feels homey and the food is good. I enjoyed their signature dish fried green papaya salad with shrimps.

Food is authentic and amazing here. I always get their green curry and pad kee mao. It's a family run business.

My fav Thai restaurant in NYC right now - everything is so good, reasonably priced, clean & cozy placed, friendly employees, BYO, & delicious - !