MenuPages

I read the review below from Lynne and very nearly threw my new laptop out the window. How dare she blame this amazing restaurant for an awkward date in which she was too uncomfortable to say what she meant!? She "hid inedible food" behind the "necessary"garnish. Sheesh. Not sure what was inedible, but nothing in that category was on my plate. Let me tell you - this place is fabulous. The crab rangoons and green papaya salad are delicious to start, and I absolutely loved my Panaang Curry with chicken. My hubby got a whole crispy fish he absolutely loved. It had a spicy sauce, and I was dying to try, but after some spirited fork fencing I gave up. We had a fried ice cream (shared) for dessert that was the perfect close to the meal. I live nearby, but heartily recommend this place to anyone, local or not. I will be back.

As good as ANY Thai restaurant in Hell's Kitchen. And it was here before all the rest!

The food is consistently good. Delivery is fast. Great value for the amount of food that you get.

Although many people have recommended this place, both the duck and pad thai were disappointing. The duck was dry and tasteless. The "shrimp" pad thai was burnt and had only 4 shrimp in the whole dish. Much better thai to be had in the neighborhood.

I feel bad posting this review, but in this neighborhood with so many options to choose from, this turned out to be a really bad one. And, in New York, to eat badly, is to be sad. First, the positive: the staff and people around them are great! They could not be more welcoming and it is obvious they care about their customers. Now, the real: the food ranged from bland to inedible. Inedible to the point of both myself and the person I was eating with chewing, and quietly trying to extract things from our mouths and hide them in out napkins. We were trying to hide it from each other, too, and pretend it was a good meal. We paid the check. We overtipped. We caught eachother only at the end both stripping our napkins of whatever inedible bits we had put by, and hiding it under the truly lovely, and necessary, garnish of radish roses and carrot haystacks that came on each plate.

I've tried many thai restaurants in hells kitchen and this is the best hands down.

This place is a good choice for pre-theater Thai. I've eaten there a couple of times and this past time got duck with red curry, which was not very good as the duck was mostly gristly and inedible. Stick with the more conventional stuff like pad thai and veg dishes and you'll be fine.