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We picked up for an easy weeknight dinner & were so impressed! The restaurant itself is small, with 3-4 tables, and very homey! We ordered via Grubhub & left a comment asking for chili oil on the side and they saw it! I've asked this of other restaurants so many times (and have even gone to the trouble to CALL about my order to request it...to no avail...I digress) and this was the first time it's been granted. Hallelujah!The food was good & with a little extra chili oil & salt to my preference, AMAZING! I'm also stoked about the value - this is a new neighborhood find for us & having a tasty Thai spot that's SO REASONABLY PRICED is a huge win. My husband & I ordered the Thai fried rice with chicken, Tom Yum fried rice with beef (at the reco of a fellow yelper) spring rolls, and curry puffs. Everything was tasty & we'll definitely be returning!

It's a cute little place with kind service! I ordered the drunken noodles with beef to take out but it was meh. Super colorful but flavor felt lacking. The beef was also very tough and for some reason didn't taste like beef to me. The lunch special comes with an appetizer so I got the crispy spring rolls which I thought it was pretty yummy.

A nice quiet neighborhood spot for lunch. Mid afternoon we were seated right away. The menu gives you the levels of heat designated by pepper signs. You select the protein with shrimp, chicken, pork or beef. The Massaman Curry was mild. My Penang Curry had a good sense of spice, a bit too much for my wife. Soft music played in tge background. It was nice.

The restaurant is quite unassuming, but don't let that deter you away! The service is straightforward - I really do appreciate not having someone stop by every 10 minutes to ask how I'm doing because let me enjoy my food in peace!We've gotten the edamame, drunken noodles, and curry here before and they were all delicious! Thai eggplants are used in the curry and they were perfectly cooked and ripe. I've had many curries with eggplants that were under-cooked, which took away from all the goodness. The other vegetables (and the edamame) were all fresh as well.The drunken noodles were painfully and deliciously spicy. No farang spice here!Would definitely stop by for a fast, delicious meal when I'm in the neighborhood again!

Didn't love this place. Menu wasn't very authentic, and all the food was mediocre. best dish we ordered must've been the papaya salad which was pretty good but i wouldn't rave about it. The pad thai lacked flavor in my opinion(and i'm a pad thai enthusiast). Mussels were pretty good, came with a lot. Most menu items were a good price point value. Tomkha, wasn't for me-- this was the first time trying it though. Place was super tiny and quant but that means only about 20 ppl could be seated at all at once which was fine w me, just something to be aware about if on a time limit. Service was super kind and sweet, definitely need to be patient here, the host seems to also be doing alot of work in the kitchen as well. Giving it's a 3 over a 2 for good price point. Overall, i really wanted to love this place, but the food just wasn't up to par.

This spot serves a variety of delicious Thai bites. This is the perfect spot for lunch or dinner and I love the Pad See Eew here! The Thai tea is also super delicious here.

A great quick stop for lunch on a very very hot day as we walked to China Town. Clean and quick service. Great price on the lunch special which lasts til 3:30.

I visited here for lunch. I got the lunch special which comes with an appetizer and a main dish. Depending on your protein, the price will go up, but you're likely to spend under $20. The spring rolls were standard and the pad see ew was good. The waitress was on top of everything. The food arrived fairly quick as well. The place is pretty small so they will provide you with your check right away. They have a good amount of foot traffic so they need to keep it moving.

Cute, little and cozy spot (wish it was bigger) around LES but food was delicious. Service was on point; waiter checked in on us frequently. Only feedback I have is I've had better Thai iced tea elsewhere.

Actually really enjoyed this hole in the wall thai food. They weren't busy when me and my bestie stopped by and we were seated promptly. The wait for the food took a little bit but they had to put effort into making delicious dishes. I couldn't get enough of their sauce that came with the curry puffs and chicken satay with sticky rice. The curry puffs were really flaky, soft, flavorful and delicious. The chicken satay sticky rice was interesting but it was a good combination. The noodle & rice dish were fragrant and had a kick along with some authenticity to it. It was very cozy and small in this restaurant and I can't wait to come and try more dishes.