I wanted to try boat noodles here and I'm glad I did! We came here on a weeknight and didn't have…read moreto wait long. The chive pancakes were so good. I love the frozen drinks too. The staff were super friendly. This was great!

After nearly a dozen years, Pye Boat Noodle has gone from the neighborhood's best kept secret to…read morebecoming one of the borough's most popular Thai spots. They've been consistent with service and food, and the vibe is very reminiscent of my time in Thailand. Located in the busiest part of Astoria (#1), they've done a great job at taking the narrow interior and making the most of the their interior and patio dining (#2). "Pye" is paddle in Thai, which is an homage to the boat food culture in the canals of Bangkok. Their pye boat noodle ("guay tiew ruea") is their signature dish and is sufficiently porky with slices of pork meat, pork meatballs, pork rinds, and in a pork blood broth. Beef is also an option, but I still think the pork version wins. Of course, dry noodles are always an option. They're the more classic Thai dishes that are still tasty, such as their pad kee mao, pad see ew, and the classic pad thai. They're all very tasty, but the ba mee moo dang hang whch is more like a Chinese dry noodle dish, with egg noodles and a smatter of yu choy and roasted pork + crab. Another banger is their sukhothai noodles, which is in a chicken soy broth with dried shrimp, ground pork, roasted pork and pork rind, with a nice topping of cilantro and scallion. Price wise, it's a bit up there but it's also Astoria. Entrees are going to range from $16-22, and there i no shortage of variety from their robust selection. While service takes a small dive on their busiest nights, all Thai food lovers owe it to themselves to try this place at least once. ___________ (#1) Broadway. (#2) Aka the "backyard" dining room.

Enthaice has quickly become my favorite thai restaurant in Astoria. Food and service are excellent…read more Firstly, the interior of the restaurant is beautiful, creating an authentic and calm atmosphere. There is outdoor seating on the side as well. The chicken added to our Pad Khee Mao was perfectly seasoned and well cooked, not dry or overcooked like many thai places do. The mango sticky rice is a MUST try! Our server was super attentive and friendly throughout our dinner and dessert.

My friend and I had dinner at Enthaice and everything was delicious. For drinks, we had sangria and…read moreSauvignon blanc. For food we had the Khao Griep Pal Mor, chicken wings, tom yum, whole grilled branzino, and classic fried rice with shrimp. Everything was prepared well and flavorful. Our waiter was very attentive. It wasn't too busy when we went. The ambience was clean and inviting. Gluten friendly menu options are available as well which is a plus! Would def recommend checking this place out!

My neighbor brought me lunch from this spot, it was a first for both of us & it was delish…read more They have vegan options which is what I got (Green Curry, Yum!), I didn't care for the springs rolls though but I look forward to trying other items on their menu. Great specials & prices ! Enjoy =)

Cute local Thai spot! Plenty of table seating indoors. Quick service during lunch rush…read more Finally tried the $12 lunch special. It came with a choice of spring rolls/soup/salad and noodles/curry/stir-fry entree. The thai iced tea was a $3 add-on. While lunch was a really good deal, I don't think I would come back. The spring rolls were a bit burnt. The pad see ew was really salty and there weren't many noodles - the dish was kind of small and mostly taken up by vegetables. The thai iced tea was refreshing and delicious!

Eatzy for me has honestly one of the best all you can eat deals around. For $12.99 it is all you…read morecan eat Thai food on weekdays. That means you can eat as much as you want for less than the price of one entree. And unlike other places, the option is available from 12:00pm to 5:00pm making it a dinner option. The place is self serve. There's white rice, vegetables and Tom Yum soup on the side. Entrees vary day to day but when I went they had chili chicken, pad kee mao, Thai fried rice, pad thai, basil chicken, chili beef, tofu curry and red curry. While there is better quality Thai food out there, the food tasted perfectly fine and for the price, this place can't be beat.

Never dined in. Only ordered and when I did, I fell in love and ordered and ordered and ordered…read more My daughter has been eating their Pad See Ew for years and loves it so much. She compares it to the only dish she has had that taste exactly how it smells. I've tried it and it's delicious. What I fell in love with is their pineapple curry with chicken. It is amazing. A medley of bamboo shoot, peppers, carrots, pineapple and cashew nuts. While it's not a listed ingredient on the menu, I could swear I taste coconut milk on the back end, which is what gives this sauce its oomph making it unbelievably creamy and satiating my soul. I believe they use their red curry base (which has coconut milk). I've only gotten it with chicken because I don't want to mess with a great thing, but would like to try other proteins and of course it comes with white rice. Probably the best white rice I've ever had from take out. Delivery is always fast and accurate. Highly recommend.

Great food , I would definitely come back. Spring rolls are great and the pad Thai amazing!read more

Absolutely loved the Tiger Cry steak! It was cooked perfectly rare tender, juicy, and packed with…read moreflavor. The service was also quick and efficient, which made the whole dining experience even better. Definitely a dish I'd happily order again!

Walked in for dinner on a Saturday night and there was no wait - they mainly seem to do a…read moretakeout/delivery business, but we had a great meal dining in! I tried: + Thai iced tea + Som tam tod (Fried papaya salad) + Larb (minced chicken) + Khao soi gai + Khao Hor Bai Bua Siam (Lotus leaf wraps, rice, sweet pork sausage, scallop, jumbo shrimp) Highlights were the larb and the sausage and rice in the Khao Hor Bai Bua Siam, but everything was great. Will try the banana blossom fritters and tom yum noodle soup next time!

Fantastic Thai restaurant on a quiet block in Astoria! Not sure how long it's been around but it's…read morea simple place with minimalistic decor. After being in Thailand, we had a sense of good Thai food and this place did not disappoint! Pad Thai - 5/5 great pad thai with great flavor and no disappointment there Khao Na Neua - 5/5 Grilled ribeye over garlic rice was also tasty topped off with a marinated egg Tod Mun Hua Plee - 4/5 these are fried banana flowers which was something new to me. Overall tasted pretty good with a nice dipping sauce Som Tam - 5/5 always a refreshing starter with papaya that I always get at any Thai restaurant Will definitely make my way here again when I'm craving Thai!

Good Food, Great vibes! Staff is super friendly and informative if you are questioning what to…read moreorder, they will help you narrow it down to the best option. Their mocktails were a hit with a crowd!

Food was great, everything was well done. Love that they have crab. Would be a good date spot. They…read moreused to have really good music outside a couple summers ago for a short time--modern and classic remixes of classic 90s R&B, not sure when or why that stopped. Staff was good, even those being trained were really accommodating and no issues.

I ordered here today and I have to say it's the best Thai food I've ever had…read more We ordered the crab Rangoon's, Thai dumplings, pad see Eew noodles with the passionfruit tea. Everything was delicious fresh and really healthy servings. I could not be happier highly recommend. Thank you for a delicious meal.

Recently opened, Krua is a highly rated, cozy, family-owned Thai restaurant on Steinway Street…read more Their favorites include: Regulars rave about their rich Massaman Short Ribs served with flaky roti, the spicy and aromatic Drunken Noodles, and traditional comforts like Khao Soi and Krua Kaprao topped with a crispy fried egg. We chose the Massaman duck curry, followed by their orange cake. We asked for the curry to be mild, but it came out spicy. Still, the Thai tea cut through most of the spice. My partner asked for spring rolls, which were on point. The restaurant is quite romantic. The dining room is intimate and pint-sized, with very limited seating (around 5 to 10 tables) but enough to hold a good group of customers. Krua is easy to get to, very close to the Steinway Street Subway Stop, but be warned: they open late in the afternoon on weekends. Like their predecessors, Thinglor and Red Basil, they have lunch specials. All in all, a solid recommendation if you are on Steinway Street.

Let's start by saying... 10/10 would absolutely recommend Kam Rai Thai!! The restaurant is small…read morebut spacious enough. The vibe was on point, especially for date night. The food was absolutely delicious and the staff was so friendly and charming. I went with a small group and we were able to be seated rather quickly. We ordered so much and ate every bite of it. We had shrimp dumplings, spring rolls, thai ice tea, edamame, mango salad, Garlic style shrimp, Garlic style chicken, Garlic style steak and coconut icecream. Everything was amazing! Can't wait to go back!

Came here with my kids prior to a concert because my daughter had a craving for Thai and this was…read morewell recommended on Yelp. The decor is quaint & cozy. Def a date night vibe. We ordered the roti & massaman curry, summer rolls, Beef Pad See Ew & Shrimp Pad Thai. The pad thai was too sweet, like they went overboard with the palm sugar. The Pad See Ew was the highlight of the meal, nearly perfect. The summer rolls were also great, and the massaman curry had great flavor, however the curry was very thin and didnt hold onto the roti very well and for $12 i expected more than 8 small triangles of roti. We still had a full cup of curry left when the roti was gone. The real problem I had was when it came time to pay the check. I was asked "cash or card" and i said card and the waiter brought over a sign from another table with a 5% cash discount and a 2.95% credit card surcharge. None of this information was disclosed by the server or on the menu, so it's illegal. When I called them out on their bullshit, they played dumb. I left cash for the amount of the bill and not a penny more. Here's your tip : don't try and fuck your customers with hidden fees and be transparent about your pricing.

This spot is easily five stars…read more It is a no-frills, hole in the wall spot that somehow still manages to feel bright and colorful. While I waited for my meal, I saw many people coming in for pick up orders, which I take as a good sign. I started off with the steamed dumplings. These were probably the best dumplings I have ever had. They were stuffed with pork and shrimp meat. I think I could have easily filled up on those dumplings. For my main, I ordered the Gai Krob Sauce Kaprao - crispy chicken with a spicy basil sauce. The chicken was indeed crispy yet tender. I like that they put the sauce on the side as it was actually spicy. It was served with rice, cucumbers, and it came with a clear broth soup that had a hint of ginger. I was not expecting the soup. Prices were fair, and the portions were larger than I expected. On top of that, the server was incredibly sweet.

Came in for a quick lunch. Only one other person came in. Food came out really fast…read more The Thai Coffee is delish and fairly aromatic. The chicken is so tender, regardless of how it's cooked. Loved the worker recommendation, Khao Man Gai Zabb. Super flavorful. The fried chicken skin is different than what I expected but it's an addictive snack. More crunch/kettle-chip like.