Pure Thai Cookhouse

This place has really good thai food! Plus service is so friendly and attentive. And i love the vibes, super cozy. My friend and I shared the mixed appetizer, duck soup and pork and crab noodles. I think my favorite was the pork and crab noods. This restaurant is known for their noodles btw!

Came here for lunch and ordered one of the specials (not sure if it's still on the menu as they seem to rotate some items). I ordered the Khao Khao Moo, which is a slow braised pork leg dish. It was very delicious and the meat was tender. The dish had more of a Chinese flavor, but I wanted to try something you don't see at every Thai restaurant. While it was tasty, nothing about it in particular stood out. However, service was definitely 5 stars. My friends were seated before I got there and ordered for me. The food happened to come out quickly and they were nice enough to try to reheat my food when I arrived. Staff was very attentive as well! They have lots of noodle soup options, so may come back to try in the future if I'm around the area.

Alongside Thai Villa, Pure Thai Cookhouse is arguably one of the best if not the best Thai restaurant in NYC. Food is authentic and fresh. My go to dish here is the crab noodle dish. But honestly, you can't go wrong with the others either!Taste: 5/5Service: 3.5/5Ambiance: 3.5/5Value for money: 4/5

Me another thai spot. This place was super cute and cozy. Felt hole in the wall but it's really not! Came here for a team dinner and the flavors in our dishes did not disappoint. although narrow layout, we were seated well and dishes were piping hot out of the kitchen. everything was delicious and I would definitely go back if in the area.

3 star food, 5 star service. We got the green curry beef, root vegetable puffs, and sukhothai pork dry soup. The green curry was our least favorite. Not good. Too liquidy of curry and it could've been a little thicker. The pork sukhothai was good. Fresh. The noodles were tasty. The root vegetable puff was my favorite. I love the sweet potato inside and the sauce was the most delectable thing I've tasted in a bit. A really sweet sauce. Service was tremendous. Such friendly faces and they sat us down with no reservation within 2 minutes. Really appreciate how well they took care of us. Food was about $20 for entrees. I just wish the quality had been better and more jaw dropping like Thai food normally is.

The food here is really great, and there are plenty of uncommon dishes on the menu. For appetizers, we had vegetable dumplings, curry puffs, and spring rolls. The vegetable dumplings were my favorite due to the peanut in the filling, which added some nice dimension. The spring rolls were nice and crispy, and the curry puffs were flaky and spicy.The curry was absolutely delicious. Packed with vegetables and plenty of tofu, and a creamy, herbaceous, and spicy base. It comes with jasmine rice on the side as well.Overall, the meal wasn't terribly expensive either - for six people splitting the appetizers and each getting an entree, the meal worked out to about $35 per person. This restaurant is certainly worth a visit.

Pure Thai Cookhouse has incredible food, *wow* was it outstanding. Service was pretty good considering how packed they were; because the food is so darn good. Ambiance could've been better: we we're essentially eating from a little 9" shelf against the wall. I will go back to PTC when they're less busy [ I wonder of that ever happens :) on account of the food being so delicious ] so I could sit at at table with our group.

It's been over 7 years since we last came here and the food has stayed the same or gotten better! We came early, right when they opened at 11:30am and didn't have to wait, which was fantastic. The lines could get pretty long based on our old, previous experiences.The flavors of the dishes were all good. I can't find any fault with the dishes. Note that the spice level is for real here. There are menu items that say they don't give refunds or changes if a dish is too spicy (and they warned you). That red sauce accompanying the Pa Yao Beef Noodle is small but really mighty.

I recently dined at Pure Thai Cookhouse near 50th Street and it was a fantastic experience. The service was excellent, and the food was top-notch. I ordered the green curry, which was amazing, and the fried rice was also quite good. Overall, everything was delicious, and I can't wait to recommend this place. Pure Thai Cookhouse is a great spot for delicious Thai food and attentive service.

This bustling lowkey Thai eatery in Hell's Kitchen is busy for a reason! It is very casual with metal chairs and small tables, and doesn't have much in terms of decor, but the food is amazing. It is really cramped, so not the best place for a leisurely dinner, but rather a quick meal with friends or on your own. I came in a group of 4 and we ordered: -Special Pork Belly with rice and fried egg (delicious! Had well seasoned and juicy pork belly pieces sautéed with veggies. The runny fried egg was a nice touch. Best dish of the night!) -Pad Kee Mao w Chicken (not too spicy but good flavor and chewy noodles with lots of chicken)-Pad See Ew w Beef (a classic- but had a good brown sauce with chewy noodles. Beef was a bit tough)-Larb Duck (insanely flavorful and delicious w the lettuce wraps) -Singha Thai beer (cold and drinkable, went well with balancing the flavors of Thai food)Overall, everything was really delicious and portions are super generous- the 3 mains + 1 app and 4 beers was perfect for 4 people. Service is fine, they definitely rush you a bit to turn over tables.