I am a pescatarian slowly turning into vegetarian . And I want to thank the staff for substituting chicken with tofu in all my lunch dishes . Don’t forget to ask about no-meat options! The lunch is HUGE

Rave reviews in NY Times, maybe on par with Ugly Baby and Pok Pok. Excellent 4 course lunch for $12.95.

Nice people and delicious food.

Not your average Thai restaurant . Inspired, new takes on traditional Thai dishes (Thai New?). Trendy without taking itself too seriously. Loved the Tom yum rice noodle soup

House special pad Thai is tasty with shrimp and calamari . Hot and sour noodle soup is delicious and spicy . And massaman lamb shank is a little greasy, but good. Overpriced for the area, but worth it.

Good god this place is good! The green curry is unreal and I loved the whole fried fish . I want to try everything. Such great food and super friendly and fast service . BYOB .

Warm, attentive service + the owner sat outside and was very friendly and grateful to ppl waiting/exiting. Pad thai (w/ shrimp + squid ) is good, lamb massaman curry is soo tender and flavorful.

Must get the chicken satay , the papaya salad and the mango ???? sticky rice — it’s alllll good here. Like stepping back into Thailand ???????? (also local/ organic produce )

Fried whole branzino , pad see ew , and Tom yum soup are all delicious! Will come back!

Not a fan of pad Thai , except here with the surprise of crusty squid .

This cafe is definitely overrated. I can not say that it is bad. Drunken noodles is good, and thai tea is ok but tom yum soup was less than average and seafood curry was also so so. This cafe 6.5/10

The baby back ribs are great, so is the steamed fish

Green curry and pad kee mao are both v solid.

Extraordinary flavors from a tiny open kitchen . Prepare for long waits .

Best Thai in all of NY

Incredibly great service, very tasty food as if I was in Bangkok (my own hometown) so much to describe. Will definetly be back here on my next visit to New York!!

All of it- cute place

Pad Thai . Really good!