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Been there quite a few times and it's a nice ambiance and good food.

It was a very large group but we were only given pre-fixe menus.. pretty annoying. Luckily, I usually order the same thing at Thai restaurants (Tom Yum & Green Curry).. at least the first thing I eat there so I can judge if the restaurant is good. They were nice enough to let me substitute those since there were no soups or curries available on the pre-fixe menu. I was surprised to find tomato in my shrimp tom yum, and surprised to see that there were only 2 shrimps in there, but it was really delicious. The green curry was good/average. It tasted good but it wasn't the best I've had. Nothing bad to say about it. Only 2 choices for dessert, molten chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream (Tiny bite of cake, big scoop of ice cream) and Green Tea Cheesecake with raspberry sauce which I ordered and did not enjoy (also a very tiny slice, which might have annoyed me if it tasted good). Environment: There's so much going on.. when I walked in I had no idea what was what or where I was meant to go. Definitely not welcoming. It's so cluttered and dark. You can tell they put a LOT of effort into the decorating, but they ODed. Music was annoying, there was no point of them having a DJ because it was the same beat playing the whole time and they could've just had a CD on repeat.

Do I think Sea is the best Thai restaurant? I'm not sure. I've been to quite a few Thai restaurants and they all start to seem the same: food, service, ambiance. But what sets Sea apart from these other restaurants is the time delivery, the location, and the prices. The food is inexpensive, your food is on your table within 10 minutes after you order. I do think the drinks are a bit expensive in that you would expect the drinks to be in the same price range as the inexpensive food, but hey! If you're looking for a great value, fast yet efficient delivery, new experience, you canNOT go wrong with Sea!

Was looking forward to a nice meal with my husband, who is a vegetarian. Starting off with drinks, we were served margaritas without any alcohol and purely just guava juice. The waitress quickly realized the mistake and kindly went back to the bar and added the alcohol. My husband ordered the Tofu with stringbeans and I ordered the spare ribs with peanut sauce and potatoes. It was the most tasteless meal we have ever had. The spareribs were marinated in a bitter tasting peanut sauce. The tofu was so bland and unappealing. $60 just for two drinks and two entrees that were all a waste of money. Totally overrated and overpriced.

Totally overrated. It's a strange big place, very much a quick food producing machine. Way too NJ on the weekends, and kinda just has that whole kitch thing going on, which I've never seen a Thai place achieve. The food is OK. I think most definitely overrated. Although they have one really great eggplant dish. I prefer Amarin in Manhattan Ave. cheaper and way more delicious.

This restaurant is located in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn,NY. A very nice place to celebrate a special occassions such as bdays,anniversaries,or a simple hangout with friends. The wait can be very long on weekends, but definitely worth it. The music inside is little loud...especially if you're looking for some tranquility. The food and the service is exceptional. The portions are very generous. Will recommend to friends and families. Parking is a bit challenging around that area.

The wait was over an hour and a half but we decided to wait anyway because I wanted to see what all of the hype was about. Pros: The atmosphere was nice... seating, lighting, music (they have a DJ), the bathrooms (mini tv in each "stall"), the Curry puffs (appetizer) were so good! Not expensive. Cons: The table was a little sticky. Our waiter was a nice guy but he took a while to take our order and we would have to remind him of one of our requests over and over. On to my order... The Pad Thai... hmmm... not so much. I was not impressed. My date ordered fried rice or something not worth remembering because he didn't finish it. I at least took mine to go because I didn't want to waste it and it wasn't the most unappetizing thing I had ever eaten. I knew it would make a decent middle of the night snack. He left his plate there with plenty of food still on it. I'm sure the waiter didn't get much of a tip because the service wasn't great. AND when we left I realized they spilled something on the shoulder of my date's shirt and they didn't tell him. The Final Word: Would I recommend trying this place at least once? No. Good things come to those who wait... but not those who wait to eat at Sea... sorry.