the AM-THAI

So good - might've been the best fried rice I've had in quite some time. Also ordered the pad see ew which was delicious.If you order on uber eats, they have an incredible BOGO offer. We got 2 egg roll orders, 2 fried rices, and 1 pad see ew for $65 (including delivery!) I'd eat here again.

Came here with reservation for 4 people on a Saturday night. When I arrived I was told that we would need to wait about 15 minutes for a table to open up, so we waited in the vestibule outside since inside was already cramped with diners, delivery workers, and others waiting for a table. After about 25 minutes, I went back in and had to wait a while to even speak to a host again and when I did they said it would be about 10 more minutes. While we were waiting, we overheard one of the hosts offer another group that arrived after us complimentary beers for having to wait, but we were not offered this. We were finally seated 45 minutes after we arrived; way longer than I would expect to with a reservation.Seating was quite tight, with the waiters and guests having to squeeze between our backs and those seated behind us. After ordering, it took a while for anything to come out, not even the thai teas we ordered, but once one the first dish came out, everything else arrived in a good pace following. The Papaya Gang Som with Branzino was our least favorite dish, as the fish was quite dry, and the soup was not as flavorful as we hoped. All the rest of the dishes were quite tasty, with my favorites being their rich and flavorful panang curry and their fresh and light curried fish. The thai tea arrived quite late in the meal, and it was definitely a bit too watered down tasting for me. Overall, I would want to come back again because the food was quite tasty, but I will probably wait a while first. They are quite new and probably still figuring out their system, so hopefully they can make improvements there. Based on the food, I understand why the restaurant was so popular, but the small dining area made it difficult to handle so many people.

Food: 4/5Yumm, really enjoyed my takeout food from here!! I got the pad see ew and Tom kha soup and both were fresh and hot! I ordered both of my dishes medium spicy, and feel they came out accordingly / what I expected. I will say the Tom kha here is different from what I have had elsewhere - not sure exactly what it is - but there is a squash like veggie in the soup along with sliced , I believe jalapeño peppers- it's nice because they are big enough to take out but they are also sort of largely awkward to eat. There were no mushrooms in the soup which surprised me because this is what I am traditionally used to in Tom kha. Noodles were great / as expected and a significant portion! I will say I think the soups is overpriced for the size and would not order again without a couponAmbience : N/A Got take out and it was super quick / took 15 min since when I placed my order!Service: 4/5For take out this was super easy and employees were very nice!

New Thai spot in Williamsburg that caught my eye. Went in midweek with a res but would have been fine without one. Inside is quite small and it's more stool typeseating than full tables with chairs so keep that in mind. The menu was compact and I believe they have a happy hour. Went with one other person and I wasn't too hungry so I opted for a tom yum soup. It was okay -- a tad too heavy on the mushroom for my liking. I've been an avid soup consumer as of late and felt that this one could have done with a bit more thickness. The summer rolls were fine nothing special. It was a cute place with good service but feel that there are other better Thai options in the area.

This place might be my new favorite Thai spot in NYC! There's a variety of drink options and they all sounded delicious. I had the lychee mojito and it definitely hit the spot. We started with the fried tofu ($10), definitely plenty to share. I absolutely loved the pad see ew ($14); the noodles were perfectly chewy and the portion size was generous. The pineapple fried rice ($14) was tasty as well, although the pad see ew was better in my opinion. The place is cozy and intimate, a great dinner spot!

The Am-Thai is an amazing new addition to the Williamsburg dining scene. I've dined here a couple of times already, and they've only been open for about a month! Their dishes are packed with authentic flavors, and you can tell that Mama and her team cook everything with love. I've tried the Chive Shrimp Dumpling, Chicken Curry, Crispy Pork Belly with Basil Sauce, and the Beef Panang Curry, with the Pork Belly being my favorite. Service was also attentive, and super friendly. If you have room for dessert, give the Taro Custard with Coconut Rice a try; you won't be disappointed!

Foods really delicious. Small shop. Quick service. Recommend the pork knuckle, panang Thai and famouse pad Thai. Great flavors

This has been my new go-to Thai spot after myusual kept not listening to our specific delivery instructions. And I'm so glad we found it! The food is so tasty, it actually gets me excited for thai again. My order is the chicken pineapple fried rice (so yummy + brown rice for an added flavor boost), chive shrimp dumplings (crispy, soft, sweet, savory), and the summer rolls (great started to get you filled up so you don't overindulge on the rice -- well, that's the idea, but good luck if you can do it ). The sauces are great complements to the dishes, the meats taste fresh, and the veggies crisp!

My husband and I had dinner here last night as part of date night. I had been craving Thai for a while and this place was perfect. The restaurant looked quaint and inviting. As soon as we entered the restaurant, we were greeted by the staff and we sat at one of the tables in back. When I checked in on my Yelp app, it said the restaurant was offering a free homemade lemonade which I opted for. The drink for refreshing and sweet. We then ordered the chicken satay and papaya salad for appetizers. I really enjoyed the chicken satay. The chicken was cooked well and the peanut sauce was good. The papaya salad was okay but I found the fish sauce to be a bit strong for my taste. For my entree, I ordered the yummy chicken ka praw with brown rice (brown rice was $2+) and my husband got the the crispy pork belly with basil ka praw with white rice. We both enjoyed our dishes. This restaurant is amongst the few places that serves the ka praw dish. It was quite flavorful. The portion size was good too. Be sure to let them know the spice you want for your dishes; they can adjust it. I enjoyed mine the way it was cooked; just the right amount of spice. The service was good too. The staff were friendly and accommodating. Overall, we enjoyed our dining experience here. I can't believe they've only been open for a short while. They are definitely doing all of the right things. I wish I could have given them 4.5 stars instead of 4.

This is a perfect discovery in Williamsburg. The ambiance was excellent and the food even more so! We really enjoyed our night here. I would also commend the hospitality of the staff :)