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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
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| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by anonymous on 09/29/2009
My favorite East Village/LES Thai Place
Not only is the atmosphere very cozy (very hippie chic), the prices are reasonable and the food is GREAT. I highly recommend the Masaman Curry -- and I'm not usually a curry person. Portions are large, and delicious. I just went this weekend for the first time in a while, and discovered that not only are they still BYO, but they have a liquor license now as well! Plus their drinks were unbelievable cheap for the area -- fun mixed drinks (lychee mojitos, margaritas, caipirinhas, etc.) were $6, and my blue moon was $4. Sold.
Posted by Liza on 09/13/2009
Delcious Delivery
The other night, my husband and I ordered the Street Fried Rice which was tasty and great, the sticky rice pancake - unusual and sweet and yummy, esp with the spicy sauce, and Tom Yum Gai soup which was rich and some of the best I have had. All dishes were chock full of chicken (more than I even wanted!) and my husband and I are tough critics when it comes to Thai and all food, but we loved it. Delivery came quickly and was reasonably priced.
Posted by Foodie on 09/08/2009
Pretty Good Thai
Sticky Rice is good BYOB Thai. They have been very polite to me when I've gone- I've visited 3-4 times over the last year. Everything is pretty consistent each time. It's not "BYOB" , but they have a corkage fee now which still means you can bring a good amount of booze with you and pay per bottle of wine/ per six pack and keep the total of the check down quite a bit. I'll check in after I go next week with my group from work.
Posted by tortor on 07/13/2009
Just FYI
I would call and check with them first, but the last time I went there, about 5 months ago, they were no longer B.Y.O.B. I am not sure if they were planning on getting their license back or not, but if you were counting on that ... beware.
Posted by Anonymous on 11/11/2008
going downhill...
I've been coming here since it opened...It's always been a consistent and tasty optionfriendly waiters, pretty good food, BYOB, etc. The past few times I've been back, it's been steadily going downhill...It's by no means a bad restaurant now, but just consistently disappointing. Service has gotten sloppy (putting all chairs up while we were still eating at 9PM...rushed and distracted waiters...), the food is still decent but def. not as much care put into this place as there used to be. I'm not writing this to slam the restaurantOn the contraryI really want to keep coming here and enjoying it. But if it doesn't improve, it's just not worth it anymore.
Posted by Anonymous on 10/10/2008
Nothing "sticky" about it. Great place!
Bring your fav beer or wine and enjoy with some seriously yummy food. Watch the time because they will get busy and you'll have to wait. Highly recommend.
Posted by Anonymous on 08/27/2008
BYO & Seafood Paella are the best part
Would have to agree with the previous posts. Went last night for a friend's birthday dinner, and while the BYO makes this an affordable dinner, not sure if it makes up for some of the other shortcomings. While our waiter was nice, the service was so-so - the birthday girl received her meal about 10 minutes after everyone else did (only bc we reminded them that she had not received her meal), and another friend had a side dish arrive after he had finished his entree. The seafood paella was the best entree I sampled.