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Chuchok Thai

4.3 (78 reviews)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 8:30 PM

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Chicken Pad Thai
Mei P.

I came to Chuchok Thai from a recommendation on a week night for dinner. Since I've been in Westchester, good Thai food has been a rarity and I was looking forward to a classic Pad Thai. I emailed for my order (contact@chuchokthai.com) around 11am for pick up and I got a reply about less than an hour after I sent the email. I've never emailed for my order before but it went pretty smoothly which I was surprised about. Chuchok is a a small restaurant ran out of a house and you can see parts of the kitchen next to the store front they have. There wasn't dining available when I went. I ordered the Chicken Pad Thai and the Mango Sticky Rice. I was craving sticky rice and I shelled out for a whole mango. The rice was light blue/purple in color! The mango was super ripe, which was nice. The coconut drizzle wasn't as sweet as I had hoped but it was still good. The Pad Thai was more vinegary than what I was use to. Also, I didn't get a good lime so I got minimal lime juice return. The dish was still good and I would go back to try the other dishes. Overall, pretty good Thai place in Westchester.

Ground chicken kaprow
Joseph T.

Delicious and authentic Thai food. Such a surprise to come across this quaint place. I ordered the lunch special ground chicken kaprow with rice and it was divine. Spices perfectly and reminds me of my favorite vacation destination, Thailand. It came with super fresh, crispy egg rolls. So good I had to order more food to take home! Aroy mak!

Pad Thai Shrimp
Chris L.

What a treat! Been searching for good Thai in Sleepy Hollow (I've been spoiled with phenomial ones in the city), and discovered this quaint husband and wife restaurant. The decor and arrangement immediately makes you feel like you are eating at a friend's home; you feel welcomed with warmth and wished you could've stayed a little longer when you leave. The food is exceptionally well done; the shrimp rolls were fried to perfection with a sweet Thai sauce, the pad see ew had a deep soy sauce flavor that permeates through the noodles, and shrimp pad Thai where you can taste almost every ingredient in it (the slight tamarind taste shines through and does not overpower). I felt like I was eating at home! I am very glad to finally find a Thai place I can consider a second home. P.S. they do delivery and lunch specials! P.P.S. the photos of the other dishes mentioned are not available because I ate them too quickly. Oops!

Steamed pork buns. Great filling, though not a lot of it, and a good doughy wrapper!
Sam V.

Authentic Thai food from a passionate team of restauranteurs. Chuchok Thai, if you're going by reviews on Yelp, might have an unorthodox reputation. The building is small, with few tables and no wait staff at all. Some food will come out in take-out trays, others on fine china plates. The dine-in experience is not ideal, truth be told, despite the pleasant employees and clean atmosphere. So, as a take-out restaurant Chuchok finds its legs. Waits can still take a bit longer than most take-out joints, but the small team make it worthwhile. Highlights include their rice (sounds simple but good rice is crucial!) and perfectly-fried rama satay chicken; it was light and crisp, yet tender under the crunch! The pad preaw wan was a tangy medley of vegetables and beef (you can choose from slew of different meat, shrimp, and tofu). A little too sweet perhaps, and the beef was a little tough... Similarly, the pork belly in the kana moo grob was just a bit too far on the fatty side, though the Thai broccoli mixed in was great. Appetizer highlights include pork buns (delicious, sweet filling!) and the crispy chive pancake. The fried fish cakes were interesting, but a bit rubbery. If I sound critical know that Chuchok Thai has fully entered my rotation of take-out picks! They're more than endearing and the food is good; I've just yet to find the dish they excel at. I will though!

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Food was delicious. Service was excellent. Restaurant seating and table room was very comfortable. Will definitely go back again.

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Best Thai in Westchester, hands down. Green Curry is addictive, Drunken Noodles are outstanding and Spicy Papaya salad is legit.

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