One Two Thai

The moment you enter, you are greeted with a wonderful smiling hello Tuesday night you felt like Thai and here we went. The portions are huge the spice level you can choose if there's an ingredient that you wish or you decide that you do not wanna have end they will be very happy to accommodate you, we needed extra spoons and we got them we like spicy. We got hundred percent Thai spice and enjoyed every warm mouthful chicken ped thai excellent combination of ingredients. The chicken sauté was very tender grilled to satisfaction. The duck salad was excellent. The duck was fried very crispy and did not get soggy the dish crab fried rice with egg was exquisite better than any other place that the price was just right here fresh crab. You can taste the difference where others may use the crabs that are from a can not here only the freshest ingredients papaya salad was super crispy just like back in Bangkok, the pumpkin soufflé was terrific just so flavorful and very well presented the side order of sticky rice was just as flavorful. I've been coming to this restaurant for many years and they always improve. What a wonderful feeling to have a restaurant tour who makes you smile just like in the land of smiles, come here eat well you will leave with satisfaction. Yes they take credit cards. Have a wonderful meal and come back for more. Thank you.

Casual Thai place- it began to fill up on a Saturday afternoon so wonder if its a local staple! With that said, the eating area is not that big so get there on the earlier side for weekend afternoons.On weekdays it seems they have a lunch menu, but it's not offered on the weekend. Still thought the prices were pretty reasonable (noodles/rice dishes starting at 13.99, stir fried entrees 14.99+, depending on what kind of protein you get)Food: Good portion, tasty and fast!My sister got their seasonal beef noodle soup ($20)- huge bowl of rice noodles with pieces of beef and beef meatballs. The broth was fragrant (five spice/anise/cinnamon/ginger and more!) and was the perfect soup for a chilly day. I got the pineapple fried rice with pork- it was flavored with curry, and was just a tinge of spicy, which went great with the chunks of pineapple.My mom got the pad se ew with pork- this is her latest obsession and I think she was quite happy!Service: attentive and friendly. Servers checked in on us throughout our meal.

(Overall: B) - One Two Thai is a value option with quick service and acceptable quality food. The staff and kitchen were speedy and attentive, and the experience was overall pleasant, barring some possible minor technical improvements.(Pad See Ew: B) - This $16 Pad See Ew with Beef is a value option compared to most of the pricing in NYC. I loved the authentic forward sweet soy flavors of this dish, which is enhanced by the impressive wok hay and large portions. I felt that the beef was oscillating between tender and borderline dry, and the chinese broccoli to be cut insufficiently thin such that the stem is still too fiberous. Aside from these minor flaws, the dish is pretty good.--Food: EPresentation: EPrice: +1Atmosphere: EService: +1Menu: EOverall: +2 BInsta/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

The food is amazing. I would go there and carry out to be honest. The atmosphere inside isn't that great and I feel like the service is kind of average and the people that work there don't really wanna work there, but the food is so worth it I would eat there every week if I lived close by.

Quality appears to have deteriorated over time; ordered chicken Bangkok noodles for pick up- food was marked as ready for pickup within 2 minutes of my placing the order at 830p - literally before I had a chance to put my phone in jacket pocket- which is great in terms of speed, but one really needs to wonder if quality was sacrificed. It's supposed to have Chinese broccoli but there were only two flimsy half pieces at the bottom- a few pieces of scallion (literally scallion is $1for 2 bunches, so...) and definitely less than 10 pieces of sprout, the broad noodles weren't long continuous strips, but very scrappy short pieces - basically the scraps. Way too salty. The kitchen definitely rushed with this order. No wonder it was ready within 2 minutes of placing the order. Likely won't be coming back.

3.5/5, +.5 for serviceSmall neighbourhood Thai joint in East Midtown-ish area. I'm normally more adventurous when it comes to selecting places to eat, but sometimes it's nice going to a not-so-famous place and get good value from the food you eat. Not much in terms of ambiance here, it's just cheap, fill you up, and out you go.I had the chicken drunken noodles here. I requested medium spicy, and honestly it was quite spicy. However I still really liked the flavour and the portions were perfect given the price paid.Service was excellent here, a bit contrasting to the other reviews I see. It's certainly not the best Thai food I've ever had, but it does its job if you don't have time for those popular, more expensive joints.

PRO - Food taste and price CONs- ambience , atmosphere , service Google - 4.5 Yelp - 4.2First timer . Was near 32nd street and googled for a Thai restaurant, and found this one with 4.5 stars .. of course I believed Google and I went right in .. the place was kinda cramped . There was some construction on the entrance .. there were 4-6 small tables and 2-3 large tables . .. Service was hopeless . The guy comes and almost demands us to order . We asked him some questions and he wasn't patient to answer . The other lady was patient and listened. Ordered lunch specials .. Lunch specials were good . For about 12$ it was good and worth . Food was overall very good . Veggie spring roles were good . I ordered Pad Thai and it was good . Veggie fried rice was also good. .liked the food overall. Quantity was a little less but it was ok for a perfect lunch . If not for service and ambience this would have got 4.5/5 ..

Pretty good for takeout. The prices are decent and the delivery is always speedy. I would say that dining in isn't as great as getting carry out inside the restaurant is very casual solid spot.

Like many of New York's smaller establishments we would not have found this place except for Yelp. The windows and doors are insulated for the winter with imaginative homemade decor that is inviting. When you walk in, the place is playing Thai music! Service: The staff was friendly and attentiveFood: pineapple fried rice was tasty (but no pineapple shel as on the menu - I felt deceived ), pork green curry had a good kick and the veggies were not watery, papaya salad was refreshing and has my mouth watering as I think about it, and the tofu pad see ew had nice amounts of Chinese Broccoli. It was exactly what we wanted on a cold Thanksgiving weekend.

Sad to say I was freezing at this location. I was shivering because their door doesn't close completely even when you try to push it closed. It was like 10 degrees outside so that's very bad. I asked if they would raise the heat and they said it's already on high. I also asked if I could move to a table that was further from the door and the waitress declined, saying that the table is reserved for parties of 4, but proceeded to let people waiting for their pickup for as long as my meal time as well as parties smaller than 4 sit at those presumably warmer tables. To add insult to injury, my food was cold, not tasty, and tiny. But I did not bother sending it back to get reheated because given the circumstances I wanted to get out of there as fast as possible. I also did not bother finishing my coffee for the same reason. What a terrible way to spend lunch. And now I'm lying in bed with a cold as I write this.