Brightly lit space with indoor and sheltered outdoor seating offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere with trendy yet simple decor featuring teapots and flowers. The vibe is kid-friendly and relaxed, with tables spaced apart for comfort. A small bar area adds to the welcoming environment.
Soups feature rich, flavorful broths with a balance of sour and spicy notes. Options include Sukhothai noodle soup, duck noodle soup with a sweet broth, and creamy Khao Soi broth.
Spicy basil and pineapple fried rice with seafood mix stand out for their bold flavors and fresh ingredients. Crab Rangoon, Pad Thai, and Pad See Ew also complement the menu with varied tastes.
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Gratuity 18% is already included.
Expect to pay about $15-$25 per entree.
Finding parking close by is not easy.
Tiny Thai restaurant with intimate seating and a doorbell entry creates a cozy, homey vibe. Decor feels curated and charming, making the space feel warm despite its size. Music plays softly, adding to the relaxed atmosphere.
Soups here are spicy and flavorful, with highlights like Tom Yum, Tom Ka, and Khao Soi. They offer comforting noodle soups such as laksa and beef noodle, all with a warming, tasty kick.
Fried rice comes with a Duck option that stands out as a favorite. The Thai fried rice tends to be a bit oily but still delivers solid flavor.
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You need to ring the bell to enter the restaurant.
The restaurant does not have restrooms for guests.
If it's busy, the restaurant can get crowded fast.
Renovated interior offers a cozy, clean setting with warm ambiance and outdoor seating. The atmosphere stays quiet and inviting, attracting a family-friendly crowd. Bold, authentic flavors define the menu, creating a strong sense of Thai culinary tradition.
Soups here feature Tom Yum and Tom Kha with strong, creamy, and intense flavors packed with seafood. The curry soup also stands out alongside a simple wonton soup option.
Bold, fragrant basil and perfectly seasoned rice define the Basil Fried Rice. The Tom Yum Fried Rice features extra soft tofu and a spicy kick, while the Pineapple Fried Rice offers a sweet, full flavor.
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There is reserved parking for customers.
The restaurant is BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle).
The lunch special costs $13 and includes an entree, salad, and egg roll.
Warm, cozy space blends Thai and Japanese decor with colorful art and a fish tank featuring a lively frog. Music sets a chill, relaxed vibe that suits casual meals or quiet dates. The atmosphere balances pretty, eye-catching design with a calm, inviting energy.
Broths stand out with rich flavor and authentic spice. Tom Kha soup shines with a creamy, tangy base and a kick from chili oil and flakes.
Shrimp and crab meat fried rice comes served in a baked pineapple, adding a unique touch. Kimchi fried rice offers a spicy, flavorful experience, while the spicy basil fried rice delivers just the right heat.
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The lunch special starts at just over $11.
Happy hour runs from 4-7 pm every day with great deals.
Expect a quick wait time to get a table.
Small Chinese restaurant with a hole-in-the-wall feel and standard city vibe. Offers reliably fast service and quality Asian dishes that stand out among similar local spots. Atmosphere is casual and unpretentious, attracting those seeking familiar flavors with some standout items.
Wonton soup and hot and sour soup stand out with their bold flavors and clear broths. Chicken corn soup offers a smooth, comforting texture alongside boneless spare ribs in a rich broth.
Fried rice here has an extra smoky flavor from skilled wok cooking. Options include pork fried rice paired with spare ribs or shrimp broccoli, and chicken fried rice that tastes fresh and homemade.
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The restaurant is very clean and follows sanitation guidelines.
They give big portions, making it a good value for the price.
Delivery through an app has no issues, ensuring convenience.
Small space with cozy atmosphere and Instagram-friendly decor featuring a lovely back garden and outdoor seating. Music stays relaxing, creating a calm vibe. Offers affordable prices and a wide selection of flavorful dishes from Northern Thailand.
Soups feature rich, aromatic broths with fresh seafood and bold flavors. The Tom Yum Soup and Tum Tum Seafood Soup stand out for their depth and freshness.
Pineapple fried rice stands out with its excellent spice combination and chicken. Crab fried rice offers a satisfying flavor, while some fried rice dishes can be dry and low on meat.
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Happy hour offers $6 cocktails every day of the week.
The weekend happy hour features $5 beers and $6 cocktails.
The happy hour menu includes a variety of affordable appetizers.
Cozy space with homey vibe and comfortable music volume supports easy conversation. Clean, cute interior enhances the relaxing atmosphere. Regulars enjoy affordable, well-balanced Thai dishes with standout Pad Thai and curry.
Tom Yum soup stands out with its hot and sour flavor. The coconut soup also offers a rich, creamy option. Both soups pair well with spicy dishes like Drunken noodles with pork.
Thai fried rice tastes authentic, matching flavors from Thailand. The sweet Thai sausage adds a distinct touch to fried rice and pad see ew dishes. The pineapple fried rice with chicken has a strong fishy flavor that stands out.
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The lunch special is available between 12-4 and includes a spring roll, dumpling, or soda if requested.
The lunch special is available on the weekends.
The meal cost $14 in New York, including tip and tax.
Modern Vietnamese restaurant with intimate ambiance and organic, natural vibe. Spacious layout includes a large back seating area and a full bar. Atmosphere ranges from quiet and cozy to lively near the walls when groups gather.
Broth stands out with its rich, aromatic quality and deep satisfaction. The pho offers well-spiced flavor and fills the air with the aroma of smoked meats.
Short rib fried rice stands out with perfect cooking and a balanced seasoning. It ranks among the top dishes here.
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Bun Bo Hue is only served for dinner.
They have a happy hour.
The restaurant charges a 20% large party fee on the check.
Outdoor patio with cozy backyard and pond creates a quiet, charming setting. Indoor dining offers pretty lighting and a cozy atmosphere suited for intimate meals. The vibe reflects authentic Thai street food culture with a local, unpretentious feel.
Soups feature a rich broth often made with pork or beef blood, creating a deep, savory flavor. Noodle soups blend aromatic bone broth with dried shrimp and balance savory, sweet, and sour notes for a layered taste.
Crab fried rice features real chunks of crab meat that stand out. Other fried rice options like Thai fried rice are less notable.
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The restaurant looks out for shellfish allergies.
Prices are reasonable compared to other Thai restaurants in Manhattan.
Portion sizes are generally small, so order accordingly.
Small exterior hides a fairly large, intimate dining space with a cozy, positive vibe. Sushi features unique flavor combinations and an appropriate fish-to-rice ratio, earning a reputation for best sushi in the area. Edamame pot stickers and spicy mayo stand out as distinctive menu highlights.
Hot miso soup stands out with rich flavor and warmth. Seafood soup offers an excellent taste alongside sushi combos priced around $16 with soup or salad.
Generous portions of fried rice come with plenty of chicken and shrimp. The Singapore fried rice stands out, though some versions are just okay.
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Lunch specials are a steal at $11-$14.
Hot green tea is $1, which is a good deal.
JJ's offers a great lunch special and quick delicious delivery.
Small space offers cozy, intimate ambiance with beautiful floral decor and relaxing music. Atmosphere feels warm and authentic, suited for quiet dining. Renovated interior enhances charm and aesthetic appeal.
Soups feature authentic spices and rich, fragrant broths like Tom Kha with lemongrass and galangal. Options include innovative blends such as Tom Yum with rice noodles and vegetable noodle soup packed with fresh vegetables.
Seafood options like crab fried rice and green curry shrimp fried rice stand out. The drunk man noodles and basil fried rice also get frequent mentions for flavor.
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BYOB is welcome at the restaurant.
The restaurant does not have a restroom.
The lunch special is a great deal.
Tiny space with intimate seating and natural light creates a cozy, relaxed vibe. Bright energy and simple, cute decor make it welcoming and casual. Music playlists add to the pleasant atmosphere without rushing guests.
Bangkok Duck Noodle Soup stands out with rich, flavorful broth. Other soups are simple and tasty, complementing dishes like Pad See Ew and roti massaman.
Chicken and beef Thai fried rice come with balanced seasoning and good portions. The chicken version is slightly sweet and not too oily.
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The early bird special is available Monday-Friday from 5-7 PM for $16.
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups.
The restaurant does not serve alcohol, so plan accordingly.
Small, cozy space offers a quiet atmosphere with a lighter ambiance and affordable prices. The menu blends Cuban Chinese cuisine with standout dishes like fried rice and unique squid ink rice. Staff remain consistent, creating a familiar vibe over many years.
Wonton soup stands out with its delicious flavor. Beef soup appears as a hearty option, sometimes replacing stir fry.
Mixed fried rice pairs well with Egg Rolls, Bistec, and Platanitos on one plate. Some versions have too much soy sauce or taste reheated, but shrimp fried rice comes with orange chicken and spring rolls.
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The restaurant has been in the neighborhood for over 40 years.
The portion sizes are generous.
Cuban Chinese is a good choice for groups having trouble picking a place to eat.
Korean restaurant offers a spacious, modern interior with a beautiful patio and a rooftop bar that opens in warmer weather. The atmosphere is cozy and chill, enhanced by K-pop music and projector screens showing music videos. Seating is comfortable and the space suits groups well, creating a relaxed hangout vibe.
Udon soup comes with fish cake and miso soup often arrives as a complimentary addition. Yukgaejang soup is stacked with ingredients, offering a hearty option.
Kimchi fried rice comes with customizable options, like no spam. The fried rice pairs well with dishes like kimchi pancake and Bibimbap with bulgogi.
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They are offering 20% off during their grand opening until 2025.
Thereโs no dine-in option for now.
The business does not take orders until 5 PM.
Space combines modern decor with dimly lit LED ceilings and decorative chandeliers, creating a warm, cozy atmosphere. Creative mocktails complement fresh, flavorful Thai dishes served in an upscale setting. Tables feature modern light stands enhancing the visual experience.
Tom Yum soup stands out with a perfect balance of flavors and a creamy texture. Versions with shrimp and a side of noodles add extra richness to the seafood options.
Sriracha and basil fried rice offers a spicy, aromatic kick. The pineapple fried rice brings a sweet, tropical flavor. Coconut fried rice adds a creamy, rich texture to the mix.
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Last call for food is at 9:30pm.
Happy Hour includes half off Mocktails and appetizers, with Mocktails priced at about $6.
It is recommended to make a reservation ahead of time, as others were declined seating because they were booked through the night.
Small space offers a cozy atmosphere with great music and a calm vibe. Dumplings stand out as the best feature, served quickly and with authentic flavor. The setting suits solo dining rather than large groups.
Pan fried soup dumplings stand out with authentic, super flavorful fillings. The menu also features a special beef stew noodle soup and a chicken wonton soup known as a go-to hangover cure.
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The roast duck over rice costs $17.
The glass of hot tea costs $1 each.
There may be an additional charge for refills of the tea.