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Boon Chu Thai Place

3.9 (402 reviews)
ModerateThai
Open • 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
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Pad Thai Voon Sen
Kevin C.

This is our first time here, and I know my friend adores this place for their authenticity and spice level. If you are not into spicy food, just make sure you order things that steer away from spice (ie: curry dish). My wife ordered Pad Thai Voon with shrimp, which essentially is clear glass noodles. The shrimps were amazingly large and for $15, that is an amazing deal. I ordered the Pad Thai just with vegetable as protein for $12. This dish is a home run and very authentic in terms of taste and texture. My son ordered the Pad See Ew with chicken for $11, and finished it all up. We also shared the mango sticky rice for $10 which honestly the mangos were extremely fresh and the texture of the sticky rice and the sauce all sang in unison. Overall, would highly recommend this place and we will come back. FYI, they only have limited tables and chairs in the premise with no bathroom.

Pad Thai with pork
Stephen Y.

Holy crap that was a delicious pad Thai. Too many good looking dishes on the menu from salsa to soups to noodles and rice and curry. Could come here everyday and still have more delicious looking options. Highly recommend super fair price too

Duck kaprow

I dine here many times. Its a small place but can fit in many people and good service. My favorite dish is always Duck Kaprow.

JiHae L.

This place is really a hole in the wall with no decorations. Just a small room filled with benches, tables, and a cashier section. But every time you pass this place, there are always people eating inside. There are a few things that aren't great about this place, such as no bathrooms, and the portion sizes are small depending on what you order. There's only one server who managed everything by herself, which was amazing. But she didn't seem frazzled or anything and took everything in stride. I noticed a slight difference after splitting the check, and the tip averaged out differently. Just be sure to do the math. For the table, we got Som Tum, which ended up being spicy, but still good to eat. For myself, I ordered Tom Yum Koong soup, which has shrimp inside. It wasn't spicy at all, and very small. All in all, I probably wouldn't return as there's so many other thai places to eat at.

Chicken Bites and Fried Calamari
Annie L.

As someone who grew up around Elmhurst, this hole in the wall seems to be a staple in the community. I made sure to stop by with my dad after a morning of running errands in the area. It's been a few years since I've visited because of college, but not too much has changed except some minor tweaks to the menu. To start, we got two Thai Iced Teas ($4.25 x2) and two appetizers: the Chicken Bite ($8.95) and Fried Calamari ($13.95). For the main meal, we split the Shrimp Fried Rice ($11) and a Chicken Pad Si Lew ($10.95). Boon Chu's Thai Iced Tea never misses! I loved it all the previous years coming here and I still love it now. I think the Chicken Bite is a new add to the menu. It was alright but I think it would be more worth it to get popcorn chicken elsewhere and for cheaper. The Fried Calamari was also great and lightly seasoned, though I wish some pieces could've been a bit smaller, since some of the larger pieces felt somewhat batter-heavy when it came to the small crevices. The sweet chili sauce was delicious though at times overpowered the natural flavor of the appetizers so make sure to find a good balance when dipping. The Shrimp Fried Rice was delicious! But it would have benefited to have more shrimp. The Pad Si Lew was also great, though I would've preferred the noodles be softer. The Pad Su Lew also had a slight fishy taste compared to what I'm used to - from what I'd guess was Oyster Sauce. I personally didn't mind but it's something to keep in mind. As far as food goes, it might be worth skipping over the appetizers since the were roughly about (and sometimes more expensive) than the main dishes we got. The food was very flavorful and we were able to finish everything between two people for a decent price ($58.08) The restaurant itself is very quaint and small. I was surprised how quiet it was on a Saturday afternoon, but the ambiance was very cozy. Another thing I really liked was the design of the menu. All the items have an associated image which is great for someone like my dad who can't read English and likes to choose items at a new restaurant based on what looks good. Plus the menu is extensive! Seems like the perfect place to try something new each time. Service was great as well. There was one server who was very attentive. She brought over sharing plates and moved over an extra table when our dishes couldn't fit on ours. I'm a little biased since this restaurant holds a special place in my heart. While admittedly, it's not outstanding, Boon Chu is very charming and reliable, which is why I'll continue coming back time and time again.

Pad Si Lew
Lisa Z.

Came here on a Friday night with a few friends. I've visited the restaurant before in the past but did notice that the portions have gotten smaller since a while back. Aside from that, the service was great and it wasn't too noisy or crowded inside. I got the pad sew with beef dish and it was definitely really tasty. The place is a little small so keep that in mind when planning to visit.

Duck Noodles Soup
Alexandria R.

I was looking for a cheap lunch with a friend and stumbled on this restaurant along Broadway. WARNING: NO BATHROOM! Food + Price: 5/5 I loved the duck soup. It was tender and the broth salty but sweet. My friend's beef soup was much more savoy and came with rice! Her soup was loaded with bean sprouts which made me have food envy. After 50/50 split of the bill tax & tip my damage was $14!! Yes please!! Definitely worth the price and great for on a budget! Ambiance: 5/5 The interior of this place so chill compared to the bustle of Broadway. Their AC constantly saves my life in summer and it is a great place to chat. All in all, I am definitely coming back! I only wish it wasn't so far from me! Still a great budget eats.

Hoy Jor
Tanya K.

My mom and I were getting our hair done in the area and we're both starving after so we came in for a quick meal. We were both surprised at how cheap this place was with rice or noodle dishes only around $10 and appetizers are less than $10. Portion size is on the smaller end but is perfectly filling for me. The space is a bit small but they managed to squeeze 4-5 tables in. The tables are pretty small so when we ordered 4 dishes (again we're hungry) we had to move another table to fit all the plates. Luckily the place wasn't too busy but definitely started picking up with diners and to go orders by the time we left. Will def be back for a quick, cheap eats!

Shirley H.

Always love their food in this tiny restaurant. It's always good and fresh. My go-to is the pad kee Mao with shrimp. I tried their crispy noodles with chicken and shrimp and it's not my favorite, prefer the Chinese version noodles, but there are so many options. I also love their chives pancake. I always take my food to-go, but noticed the diners wanted to use the restroom. Notice, this is a small restaurant, the front of the door says "No Restroom". Keep that in mind, they do accept credit card though and the service is always friendly.

Chinese broccoli and crispy pork
Howard H.

Boon Chu has been in this spot for years but I never stopped in. After what had to be 10 plus years, finally took the plunge. Maybe it's because it had such a good reputation that I had high expectations which sadly weren't met. The place has OG charm - small dining area with a large menu. IMO, the food here is below average for Thai food in Elmhurst. The grilled pork was too lean and dry, massaman curry was watery, and the Chinese broccoli with crispy pork was a bit bland. Pork balls and fish cake were good. Service here is decent but the prices for the portion sizes are high. There's no value eating here and honestly there are better spots that serve the same dishes. Given the competition in the area, I'd honestly go elsewhere. Still, glad the community as a whole loves this place and has kept it alive for years.

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David H.

After a couple of takeout orders, I am now giving Boon Chu a stamp of approval. Its prices are affordable, dishes consistently cooked, and decors impressive. It's now my go-to place in Elmhurst, unless I have specific craving for other cuisines. Thai Fried Rice $8.95. Rice was perfectly cooked. Pork not hard nor dry. And the scallions and the sauce that came on the side really gave it a nice kick on each bite. Pad Thai $9.95. The signature Thai dish is a safe choice any time.  Everything was on point, except I wasn't too crazy about the raw bean sprouts. I'd rather them well cooked. Pad Woon Sen $10.95. This is the glass noodle version of pad Thai.  Nice variation but I still prefer the traditional rice noodle texture. Pad Sa Eew $8.95.  This is the non-spicy version of drunken noodle, my wife's go-to Thai dish.  The wide rice noodle was cooked perfectly and springy to the chew. Pad Khi Mao $8.95. This is spicy drunken noodle. I didn't realize I ordered it twice in a row for myself. The crunchy cabbage was fun to chow, and the spiciness begged for one bite after another. I will be back for more.

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Is it only take out?

There is dine in as well but a limited number of tables.

When do they have the mango sticky rice?

It is usually seasonal when the mangos are sweeter. Most likely during the spring/summer season.

Is it BYOB?

No, unfortunately we don’t have an alcohol license.

Do they deliver?

Yes they do

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Ayada Thai - N3 Pad See w Beef

Ayada Thai

4.1(1.5k reviews)
0.5 mi•Elmhurst
•$$

So, I've known about this place forever, but haven't been able to go…read more Finally make it during lunch and I loved it. Service: it's nice. They definitely didn't tell me that lunch specials were available before I ordered my soup. Other than that, everyone is pleasant. Space: they have two sides, so plenty of space, but nights and weekends can get pretty packed, so keep that in mind. Food: I ordered Tom Yum soup and a lunch drunken noodle with a Thai iced tea. I only had the soup there and took the entire lunch special to go. Just based off of the soup, I will be going back. It was delicious and PACKED to the MAX! Writing this now, I can still imagine. Drunken Noodles were also really tasty. I like mine spicy and it could have been made spicier, but that's not even a real complaint. Also- the one next to me had this dish which reminded me of pad see ew but in a gravy. Looked delicious!! I will be back for whatever she had. Overall: the entire block is like a little Thai street. There are lots of Thai food options and I finally made it to Ayada. Super happy with my meal and excited to go back with some people and enjoy.

the wait was too long for saranrom thai AND hug esan :(…read more this place was rlly good though! the chive cakes were a sleeper hit: crispy on the outside and so chewy and soft on the inside almost mochi like probably best chive cakes i've had at a thai place. discovered i don't like raw crab would not recommend the salad very ocean flavored. crispy duck panang curry was yummy not the best duck i've had but very good and the curry sauce was delish. mango sticky rice a hit as always the rice was very warm and subtly sweet and the mango was decently fresh. i will say it's a bit expensive for the amount you get but otherwise yummy!

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Na Rath - Pad See Ew Happy Meal, with Beef: $19.95; $21.72 with tax. Included, but not shown: two slices of chive pancake, one spring roll. Take-out.

Na Rath

4.4(113 reviews)
0.1 mi•Elmhurst

Absolute gem. Probably top 3 best Thai places I've ever been to. The food was simply outstanding…read more Dare I say Michelin level but for middle income people?? It's in the middle of nowhere Elmhurst, off the main strip of Broadway. The place itself is oddly situated as well, and in an oddly shaped building. But the little dining room reminds me of an intimate French bistro, but with Thai accents. Very homey feeling. Everything we ordered was top notch in flavor. Just an explosion of flavors in each bite. Likewise service was excellent. We went on a Wednesday night so we got extra attentive service. Looking forward to bringing our family and friends here. Don't know what's wrong with Yelp this week but I can't load any pictures. Will update with pics later.

3.5 Was curious about their lunch buffet special and Khanom…read moreJeen. $18.99 pp. For starters, Chive pancakes, roasted veggies, Pad see ew and papaya salad (spicy!) were all ok. Fish cake and Breaded Chicken were dry. Food trays on warmers but don't think they kept them hot enough, like the fried rice which was cold. Had to ask about the 6 curries - weren't labeled at first. From different regions. Some had proteins like chicken feet, pork, chicken. One was fish but only saw a few pcs of halved fishballs. The peanut curry was slightly sweet and was just the sauce. One was very spicy so just took the veggies and meat. Instructions were finally posted on how to put together the curries with the noodles and toppings, which were set up on the table as well. It was a good tasting. Service was good. Preferred cash payment but accepted credit cards with added 3% fee. Decor was bright with colorful flowers hanging from ceiling etc. Space is not that big. Restroom available. Some street cleaning parking and the rest were metered along Whitney Ave.

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Spicy Shallot - Pad See Ew beef

Spicy Shallot

3.8(823 reviews)
0.5 mi•Elmhurst
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I have been going to this place since high school, and it is still one of my most favorite Thai…read morefood places in Queens. The food is always great and the service is good too. I wish the place was a little bit bigger because of how busy it can get, but that only shows you how much people love their food and how worth it that is. we always get the basil fried rice, the calamari, the drunken noodles, curry puffs, red curry, and everything is always so freaking delicious.

Came here for a very late dinner since it's open until 11:00pm on Saturdays. Spicy Shallot's been…read morementioned a lot in my Queens FB Foodie Group, but maybe it was an off night or we ordered items that aren't their most spectacular. Had the $30 Branzino (didn't realize that it's fried. And that we had a choice between sweet chili sauce, mango salad, cashew cream sauce). The waitress didn't ask which one we wanted. Also had the $18 Crispy Watercress Kung Fu Salad. We were thinking of a duck dish (& I didn't see the Khao Soi - one either softshell crab that I've seen previously), but the couple next to us who's been there twice within the past 2 weeks recommended these two dishes. The salad was lightly battered vegetable, they used Water Spinach instead (big tuber fritters stuck together). The bowl of Seafood Salad (shrimp & calamari, kind of Thai ceviche-style) was OK but didn't have nuances in flavor (spicy sour sweet). The Liquid was deep at the bottom and it was hard spooning things on top of the vegetable. The presentation of the fish was gorgeous - came out on a fish-shaped platter on top of an little flame. The server poured the sauce over the fish and everything bubbled. There was cauliflower and string beans underneath the fish. Didn't realize that it was fried instead of broiled or grilled. We didn't know what sauce we were getting and at first I thought it was tiny bit sour, as I continued eating, it became like a one-note tamarind. Same - there wasn't any sweet sour spicy fishy. We asked for medium-spice when we ordered. It's a little awkard deboning and serving a fried crispy fish on top of a metal platter at a 2-seat table, but my Auntie-skills kicked in and it's no problem for me since I'm familiar with where the bones are. Friend ordered a Thai Coffee also (it might only come iced). The restaurant is beautiful and has a sleek but tropical Asian decor & about 75% full even up to closing. Has a cute outdoor seating area too - a very different vacation feel on a block of Woodside/Elmhurst Queens. Later I come to find out my Queens - born Thai friend said he stopped going to this restaurant after it's renovation and adding sushi to the menu. The ownership changed and he doesn't think it's Thai-owned anymore. Either way, I kind of wish the food met up to the standards of this "Little Thailand" area of NYC. Maybe I'll try them again if they have lunch specials. A couple was sharing a giant beer glass of Thai Tea.

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Zaab Zaab

4.0(169 reviews)
0.5 mi•Elmhurst
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Came on a Saturday at 5 pm right before the rush. Our server was super sweet and friendly and gave…read morea couple of recommendations. She also started us off with some complimentary popcorn. Surf & turf skewers: My least favorite dish of the night. I found most of the skewers a bit dry. Larb beef & tripe: the Larb was super flavorful and delicious. We got a side of sticky rice as well and it paired really nicely together. Crab fried rice: Generous amount of crab and nice wok hay. The rice also had a nice chew to it that I enjoyed. Salt encrusted tilapia: I wish there was a bigger vermicelli noodle portion on the side but I really liked the tilapia. It was perfectly cooked and fell off the bone and the sauce complemented it perfectly. Don't forget to remove the salt crust!

I genuinely don't understand the hype around Zaab Zaab Elmhurst. We ordered the fried rice, drunken…read morenoodles, pad kra pao, and the ribeye steak. The steak was the only dish that showed any sign of life. Everything else tasted as if it had been rinsed with water before being served--completely stripped of seasoning, aroma, and any trace of authentic Thai flavor. It's astonishing that a restaurant with such a strong reputation could produce food that's less flavorful than the faux Thai takeout spots tucked inside Chinese restaurants off the Ohio Turnpike. That's not an exaggeration. What's even more baffling is the location. In the heart of Queens, surrounded by Thai restaurants serving bold, vibrant, unapologetically flavorful food, Zaab Zaab somehow manages to be a culinary desert. The fried rice was bland, the drunken noodles were lifeless, and the pad kra pao lacked the punch, basil, heat, and savoriness that define the dish. It honestly felt as though the menu had been engineered for diners who think black pepper is adventurous. Instead of authentic Thai flavors, everything seemed toned down to the point of being unrecognizable. For a restaurant with this reputation, the meal was a massive letdown. There are countless nearby Thai restaurants that deliver the bold, aromatic flavors Thailand is known for. Save your money and your appetite for one of them.

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Eim Khao Mun Kai Elmhurst - Set A for 1: $12.99; $14.14 with tax. Comes with soup, dipping sauce, both not shown. Take-out.

Eim Khao Mun Kai Elmhurst

4.2(577 reviews)
0.2 mi•Elmhurst
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Found a heavy hitter in Elmhurst. ​Eim Khao Mun Kai is…read moredoing one thing, and they're doing it better than anyone else. If you're looking for a massive menu, keep walking. This spot is a 3-table operation focused entirely on perfecting Thai chicken rice--and they nailed it. ​The move here: ​The Chicken: Poached to absolute perfection. Tender, juicy, no fluff. ​The MVP: The chicken heart. It was so good I had to double down and order a second round. If you know, you know. ​The Rice: Fragrant ginger rice that actually has flavor, paired with a radish broth that hits the spot. ​The Sauce Science: They let you mix your own. I went with the soybean paste + ginger-scallion combo. It's addictive. Do not skip the ginger-scallion. ​Washed it all down with a solid Thai tea to balance the heat. It's a tiny shop with efficient service and zero ego. A total hidden gem. I'll be back. ​ 81-32 Broadway, Elmhurst ​#ElmhurstEats #QueensFood #KhaoMunKai

Eim Khao Mun Kai was one of the first shops, if not the first, in New York City that focused on…read moreselling Hainanese Chicken Rice exclusively, and it's kind of cool to see imitators spring up all across New York City. Unlike restaurant versions which are often poached and include bones, the Hainanese Chicken Rice sold in these shops exclude the bones, and adds sides of rice and chicken soup. Eim only sells one version of its Chicken Rice -- poached dark meat, while some competitors offer different cuts and fried versions. Ticket times are generally quick as a result. We often just pick up a Set A for 1 (currently for $12.99; $14.14 with tax and by cash), and complement that with dishes from other nearby restaurants -- there are a wealth of excellent options, some even on the same block. The spicy ginger sauce -- the "secret sauce" that distinguishes Eim from its competitors, might be an acquired taste, but it is quite an addicting kick. The spicy ginger sauce also helps mask some overcooking issues. Fans take note that Eim recently began to offer its spicy ginger sauce for sale separately, for $10.89 plus tax for a 12-ounce bottle. Eim keeps to a street food motif with a preparation area that looks like a street cart, and by wrapping take-out orders in butcher's paper. This small shop has seating for about 13 people -- two tables of three, two tables of two, and three counter-height seats. There are no customer accessible restrooms.

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Eim Khao Mun Kai Elmhurst - Poached chicken served over fragrant ginger rice with a light broth, cucumber, and cilantro, with options to add liver or gizzard

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3.9(2.6k reviews)
1.1 mi•Woodside
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Welp....my fav NYC northern Thai spot, Thailand Center Point, which was also their neighbor has…read moremoved & subsequently closed, & morphed into a Nepali restaurant. I therefore had no choice but to come here. This place is the pioneer of uncompromising Northern Thai cooking, in all its super spicy, funky, sour, & delicious wonderment, & they don't disappoint. Very clean inside, reasonable prices, super courteous staff, & full bar, including large selection of NA cocktails. Also - don't sleep on the cooler by the front door. There is a CRAZY selection of pre-made foods to go & reheat & home & eat over rice that are all amazing, & less $ than the food on the menu. There is also a giant selection of amazing to-go Thai desserts. I usually go across the street to 3 Aunties Thai Grocery for that stuff, but it's getting rocked even harder over here. What's not to like ?!!!? The menu here is also like 30pp long, w/ at least 10pp of veg options, & 5pp of desserts. I'm honestly thankful I don't live closer bc this place wld make me fat!

I have been coming to SriPraPhai for as long as I can remember--to the point where I don't even…read moreneed to look at the menu anymore because I've tried just about everything! From the curries to the noodles and rice dishes, you seriously can't go wrong. Every dish is packed with so much flavor that you immediately want to go in for the next bite. The staff is always incredibly attentive and kind, and you can tell they have such a family-like atmosphere among them. The ambiance is also beautiful, with plenty of floral decor both inside and out. From the outside, you would never expect there to be such a gorgeous garden in the back, but it's stunning! Between all the greenery and the water fountain, it makes the whole dining experience even better. SriPraPhai is an absolute must-try and a place I'll continue coming back to again and again!

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