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Imm Thai was lovely, they had good food at a good price, packing a big punch for a small restaurant in FiDi. The honey ribs were delectable, great flavor from the sauce and crushed peanuts. The ribs themselves were okay, and the portion wasn't the biggest (though the dish is an appetizer, to be fair). The pad kee mao was fantastic, the broad noodles were chewy and well seasoned. Spice wasn't all the way there (I asked for spicy) but still a lot of great flavor. Solid Thai spot that's affordable, glad we came here!
Literally stumbled upon this place on my way home this afternoon. FiDi was one of my old haunts having worked here for nearly 10 years. Though parts of Nassau Street seems to welcome fast food, Imm caught my eye. A very small, clean space that drew crowds either for takeout or dining in, I decided to get a load off my feet since the lunch specials looked interesting. There was a staff member who did a juggling act--as hostess and taking table orders. She was very nice and efficient. I decided to order the Roast Chicken. All lunch specials were $13.50 with the option to order from the main menu, if desired. Not long after, my colorful lunch arrived. Chicken, rice and a side of steamed Carrots and Cauliflower was the presentation. Upon first glance, I saw that the Chicken wasn't roasted. It consisted of only thigh meat which was very disappointing. I couldn't figure out if the chicken tasted stir fried, teriyaki or steamed. The vegetables, although plain, were good, but I have to blame them for a lot of liquid/water surrounding the food on the plate. Tell you the truth, it was a bit off putting. The flavors were average. Rice will be rice and the jasmine variety is always good when steamed: fluffy and aromatic. But the overall execution fell short of my expectations. I was excited to try Imm when I sat down since I love Thai food, but I left underwhelmed. Maybe I should have ordered a signature dish such as Pad Thai, but rule of thumb dictates that whatever is presented on any menu should be prepared well. It seems to serve the area well, especially during lunch---working folks, tourists and everyday people. I might give it another try if in the area but will definitely order something else.
Solid Thai spot near WTC. Food came out fast and portions were generous. The pad crab curry was the standout -- rich sauce, soft eggs, fresh crab, and great with rice. Honey ribs were tender and flavorful. Fresh shrimp rolls were light and nicely balanced with the dipping sauce. Mango sticky rice was excellent and worth saving room for. Small place but nicely decorated. Prices felt reasonable for the area. Would come back.
Stopped in for a quick lunch - they have good lunch specials. I was seated quickly and the hostess was very friendly and polite. She's also the person to take your food order. It's a small place with limited seating but quite cozy. I had the Pad Kra Pao and while the meat was tasty, the egg was overcooked. I did have to ask for the condiment caddy to add a little heat. I would still return for lunch as there's not much competition in the area and the service was pleasant.
Located in fidi within walking distance of the MTA 1 and the NY/NJ PATH, the restaurant is in a pretty convenient spot for tourists and locals alike. We got to the restaurant a little late and a little before the kitchen was about to close. They were still happy to have us and provided quick and friendly service. The crab fried rice and the seafood tom yum soup was delicious. The flan as dessert was a nice touch and a definite must have. We'll be back for more! I would highly recommend this place if you have a craving for Thai food in the NYC area.
Today I stopped by here after seeing they had Khao Man Gai and had good reviews. I want to give 3 and a half stars, but can't. I ordered Khao Man Gai and Shrimp Dumplings Shrimp dumplings - good, ALOT of shrimp, the shrimp were big, the sauce had a VERY light tom yum flavor. Very good dish overall. Khao man gai - pretty tender, not that juicy, ginger rice could use more ginger. Overall: The Shrimp Dumplings are the mvp, the Khao Man gai is not as good as a few other places I've been, but it's not bad. Place is worth going to.
If you're craving authentic comfort Thai food in the heart of downtown Manhattan, Imm Thai is the spot They bring the bold flavors of Sukhothai right to NYC -- from tom yum inspired dishes to classic hometown recipes with a creative twist. We tried the Pad Thai glass noodles (so chewy, savory & satisfying ), the crab fried rice (a total must-try ), and the shrimp dumplings (perfect with their dipping sauce ). Warm vibes, friendly service, and food that hits the soul -- Imm Thai is where you go when you want comfort food done right.
Hole in the wall in fidi! I'm not sure why this place isn't more popular! Very good and quick service! Papaya salad was perfect on all the flavors but doesn't come spicy really (even though it says spicy) I prefer extra spicy so i need to ask next time. Honey Ribs were SOOOOO good, definitely on the sweet and sticky side but so good. Had to keep the sauce for my shrimp. Pad thai with rice noodles were yum. classic, on the drier side but good none the less no frills. My bf got the tomyum seafood soup that had rice noodles inside and he LOVED IT. super savory, i would prefer it more sour but he looooved it, also came w a good spice. Would return for sure and try other dishes. I will say the menu is quite limited but still delicious.
Delicious Thai food in lower Manhattan. The space is quite small but cozy. The papaya salad tasted very fresh- like they just cut the papaya! The flavor was just right- some places make it too salty or too sweet. The Thai red rib curry was recommended by the server and it was great! Tender ribs in curry sauce. Next time I would try the crab fried rice and mango sticky rice!
Stumbled upon this place during a quick trip into the city. We came around 1pm and were able to get a table right away. There's a good amount of tables and it seems pretty popular for people taking their lunch breaks. They have pretty reasonably priced lunch specials. The two of us split a Pad See Ew with chicken and the Choo Chee Pla. I also got their Butterfly Tea Lemonade. I really enjoyed the Pad See Ew. There wasn't anything wrong with the Choo Chee Pla but I'd skip it next time. We also ordered a Mango Sticky Rice at the end of our meal. Our food came out pretty quickly so we were surprised at how long our dessert took. It felt like maybe they had forgotten about it.
Stopped here for lunch after visiting the 911 memorial/museum and we were pleasantly surprised. They have a small area for seating inside and we didn't have to wait 9/10 Thai tea - not too sweet and the tea flavor was very good 8/10 pad see ew - noodles were cooked well, but portion for lunch, lacking spice (I also didn't ask so not a negative) 9/10 Ground pork dish - spicy and delicious, rice was cooked perfectly
what a great & lowkey Thai spot in the seaport area! (located on the busy Nassau street). Came in and was surprised to see seating in the back as I always thought this was a takeout spot lol. Sat down and got my order in pretty quickly. Food came out pretty quickly as well, we got the pad see ew, honey ribs & tom yum soup w/ Jasmine rice. Everything was great and I don't have any complaints. Portions were pretty big and def had some leftovers to bring home to enjoy for another day :) i definitely recommend the ribs as they aren't something you see usually in a Thai restaurant but it hit!
Came here on a hunch plus it's a new place to me I use to work in the area. I got the Pad See Ew with chicken and it is so good. Ngl I was thinking no because they use peanuts in alot of dishes but i asked and he said no. I got the lunch special and it's a very healthy amount so I can imagine what the dinner portion is like. I am definitely going back and before it comes too cold. Treat yourself if you are in the area
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8 days ago
We came to Imm Thai after a celebration and we able to try their lunch special (weekdays 11:30am-3:30pm). It was half full when we arrived, and there were only small tables of 2 available. They were able to accommodate our group of 4 by putting 2 tables together. We mainly ordered from the lunch menu, which allowed for 3 drinks and 3 appetizers for additional $3 each. We ordered: Chicken Pad See Ew ($14) - Flat rice noodles, egg, Chinese broccoli, garlic, sweet black soy sauce, with chicken. This is on the sweeter side. Chicken Pad Kra Pao ($14) - Ground chicken, chili, garlic, basil, sweet bell pepper. Was flavorful and spice was mild. We added a sunny side up egg for additional $1.50. Choo Chee Pla ($16) - deep fried fish topped with a thick red currry sauce and creamy coconut milk, served with rice. I don't usually see this option on the menu of the Thai places I have tried previously. I like how the fish was meaty and did not feel overly fried. Off the lunch special menu, we ordered the mango sticky rice ($12). Rice was very soft and sweeten with condense milk. Mango was ripe and sweet. The white sauce added a savory sweetness as well. All 3 drinks were just okay to us. Restaurant had a cute and cozy vibe. One unisex bathroom in the back. read more
Imm Thai was lovely, they had good food at a good price, packing a big punch for a small restaurant in FiDi. The honey ribs were delectable, great flavor from the sauce and crushed peanuts. The ribs themselves were okay, and the portion wasn't the biggest (though the dish is an appetizer, to be fair). The pad kee mao was fantastic, the broad noodles were chewy and well seasoned. Spice wasn't all the way there (I asked for spicy) but still a lot of great flavor. Solid Thai spot that's affordable, glad we came here! read more
5 months ago
Literally stumbled upon this place on my way home this afternoon. FiDi was one of my old haunts having worked here for nearly 10 years. Though parts of Nassau Street seems to welcome fast food, Imm caught my eye. A very small, clean space that drew crowds either for takeout or dining in, I decided to get a load off my feet since the lunch specials looked interesting. There was a staff member who did a juggling act--as hostess and taking table orders. She was very nice and efficient. I decided to order the Roast Chicken. All lunch specials were $13.50 with the option to order from the main menu, if desired. Not long after, my colorful lunch arrived. Chicken, rice and a side of steamed Carrots and Cauliflower was the presentation. Upon first glance, I saw that the Chicken wasn't roasted. It consisted of only thigh meat which was very disappointing. I couldn't figure out if the chicken tasted stir fried, teriyaki or steamed. The vegetables, although plain, were good, but I have to blame them for a lot of liquid/water surrounding the food on the plate. Tell you the truth, it was a bit off putting. The flavors were average. Rice will be rice and the jasmine variety is always good when steamed: fluffy and aromatic. But the overall execution fell short of my expectations. I was excited to try Imm when I sat down since I love Thai food, but I left underwhelmed. Maybe I should have ordered a signature dish such as Pad Thai, but rule of thumb dictates that whatever is presented on any menu should be prepared well. It seems to serve the area well, especially during lunch---working folks, tourists and everyday people. I might give it another try if in the area but will definitely order something else. read more
Solid Thai spot near WTC. Food came out fast and portions were generous. The pad crab curry was the standout -- rich sauce, soft eggs, fresh crab, and great with rice. Honey ribs were tender and flavorful. Fresh shrimp rolls were light and nicely balanced with the dipping sauce. Mango sticky rice was excellent and worth saving room for. Small place but nicely decorated. Prices felt reasonable for the area. Would come back. read more
Stopped in for a quick lunch - they have good lunch specials. I was seated quickly and the hostess was very friendly and polite. She's also the person to take your food order. It's a small place with limited seating but quite cozy. I had the Pad Kra Pao and while the meat was tasty, the egg was overcooked. I did have to ask for the condiment caddy to add a little heat. I would still return for lunch as there's not much competition in the area and the service was pleasant. read more
Located in fidi within walking distance of the MTA 1 and the NY/NJ PATH, the restaurant is in a pretty convenient spot for tourists and locals alike. We got to the restaurant a little late and a little before the kitchen was about to close. They were still happy to have us and provided quick and friendly service. The crab fried rice and the seafood tom yum soup was delicious. The flan as dessert was a nice touch and a definite must have. We'll be back for more! I would highly recommend this place if you have a craving for Thai food in the NYC area. read more
Today I stopped by here after seeing they had Khao Man Gai and had good reviews. I want to give 3 and a half stars, but can't. I ordered Khao Man Gai and Shrimp Dumplings Shrimp dumplings - good, ALOT of shrimp, the shrimp were big, the sauce had a VERY light tom yum flavor. Very good dish overall. Khao man gai - pretty tender, not that juicy, ginger rice could use more ginger. Overall: The Shrimp Dumplings are the mvp, the Khao Man gai is not as good as a few other places I've been, but it's not bad. Place is worth going to. read more
1 year ago
If you're craving authentic comfort Thai food in the heart of downtown Manhattan, Imm Thai is the spot They bring the bold flavors of Sukhothai right to NYC -- from tom yum inspired dishes to classic hometown recipes with a creative twist. We tried the Pad Thai glass noodles (so chewy, savory & satisfying ), the crab fried rice (a total must-try ), and the shrimp dumplings (perfect with their dipping sauce ). Warm vibes, friendly service, and food that hits the soul -- Imm Thai is where you go when you want comfort food done right. read more
1 year ago
Hole in the wall in fidi! I'm not sure why this place isn't more popular! Very good and quick service! Papaya salad was perfect on all the flavors but doesn't come spicy really (even though it says spicy) I prefer extra spicy so i need to ask next time. Honey Ribs were SOOOOO good, definitely on the sweet and sticky side but so good. Had to keep the sauce for my shrimp. Pad thai with rice noodles were yum. classic, on the drier side but good none the less no frills. My bf got the tomyum seafood soup that had rice noodles inside and he LOVED IT. super savory, i would prefer it more sour but he looooved it, also came w a good spice. Would return for sure and try other dishes. I will say the menu is quite limited but still delicious. read more
Delicious Thai food in lower Manhattan. The space is quite small but cozy. The papaya salad tasted very fresh- like they just cut the papaya! The flavor was just right- some places make it too salty or too sweet. The Thai red rib curry was recommended by the server and it was great! Tender ribs in curry sauce. Next time I would try the crab fried rice and mango sticky rice! read more
1 year ago
Stumbled upon this place during a quick trip into the city. We came around 1pm and were able to get a table right away. There's a good amount of tables and it seems pretty popular for people taking their lunch breaks. They have pretty reasonably priced lunch specials. The two of us split a Pad See Ew with chicken and the Choo Chee Pla. I also got their Butterfly Tea Lemonade. I really enjoyed the Pad See Ew. There wasn't anything wrong with the Choo Chee Pla but I'd skip it next time. We also ordered a Mango Sticky Rice at the end of our meal. Our food came out pretty quickly so we were surprised at how long our dessert took. It felt like maybe they had forgotten about it. read more
Stopped here for lunch after visiting the 911 memorial/museum and we were pleasantly surprised. They have a small area for seating inside and we didn't have to wait 9/10 Thai tea - not too sweet and the tea flavor was very good 8/10 pad see ew - noodles were cooked well, but portion for lunch, lacking spice (I also didn't ask so not a negative) 9/10 Ground pork dish - spicy and delicious, rice was cooked perfectly read more
9 months ago
what a great & lowkey Thai spot in the seaport area! (located on the busy Nassau street). Came in and was surprised to see seating in the back as I always thought this was a takeout spot lol. Sat down and got my order in pretty quickly. Food came out pretty quickly as well, we got the pad see ew, honey ribs & tom yum soup w/ Jasmine rice. Everything was great and I don't have any complaints. Portions were pretty big and def had some leftovers to bring home to enjoy for another day :) i definitely recommend the ribs as they aren't something you see usually in a Thai restaurant but it hit! read more
Came here on a hunch plus it's a new place to me I use to work in the area. I got the Pad See Ew with chicken and it is so good. Ngl I was thinking no because they use peanuts in alot of dishes but i asked and he said no. I got the lunch special and it's a very healthy amount so I can imagine what the dinner portion is like. I am definitely going back and before it comes too cold. Treat yourself if you are in the area read more
Came here with my friends for a Sunday lunch. The place is small with about 5-7 tables. We were quickly seated for a table of 5. One we say, the waitress came & took out drink order. We were hungry so decided to order food immediately for table sharing. The service was good though for Thai the price was on the higher end. There were hit & misses for me in the dishes. Hit: Chicken in cashew nut (spicy to warm those who can't handle spice); salmon curry; seafood Tom yum noodle soup (good amount of seafood) Misses: pad See yew (soggy & too soft to my liking), green curry (watery); spring rolls (had corn which I had never had in any Asian version of spring rolls incl. Thai) If I come back I would only come back for pad grow or seafood noodle soup. read more
Stopped by this unassuming Thai restaurant for dinner. The restaurant was full, despite it being a rainy Sunday evening in the financial district. The space was small and basic. The waitstaff were nice. The food was awesome and inexpensive. We tried a bunch of different things. They were all great. The standouts were the crab fried rice (which had a ton of crabmeat in it), pad Thai made with glass noodles, crispy golden honey chicken and Choo Chee Pla, which is perfectly fried cod in a mild curry sauce. Beers were $5 between 5 and 7 pm. The prices were very inexpensive. This place is a great find. I would be a regular if it were closer to home. read more
If you're near Wall Street and craving authentic Thai street style food, this local gem delivers. The chicken wings and Thai combination makes the perfect appetizers, packed with flavor and just the right crunch. I also had the Thai coconut seafood soup, which came beautifully presented and full of traditional herbs like galangal and lemongrass(rare to find)so well done. If you like it spicy, I'd recommend the Tom Yum soup instead. They even serve Thai beer to complete the experience. read more
1 year ago
This Thai place is so cool. It seem a bit hidden but wow was i surprised! Ambiance was great inside and food was terrific! The two main dish I really enjoyed was the honey ribs and the clear noodle Pad Thai. For me the Pat Thai was very unique because it wasn't the typical pad Thai noodle. It was the glass noodles which was a very unique take on pad Thai. I would totally recommend this dish if you're looking to try a different variant of pad thai! The honey brazed ribs were amazing! That is a must try. It wasn't sweat but not too sweat and hit just right! read more
This was some absolutely delicious Thai food. And for New York City, it was reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend anyone to check it out. The service was impeccable. Everyone in there was extremely friendly and welcoming. The ambience was very calming. I definitely will be going back. I had pad see ew, which was absolutely delicious. The amount of vegetables they had in. It was great. read more
Had a great lunch at Imm Thai while visiting NYC. The space is cozy and stylish, with a relaxed vibe that made it perfect for a midday break. We ordered the papaya salad, fried chicken with sticky rice, and mango sticky rice for dessert. The papaya salad had a nice balance of flavor, tang, and crunch super refreshing. Fried chicken was crispy, flavorful, and paired really well with the sticky rice. And the mango sticky rice was a great finish, fresh mango, perfectly sweetened coconut rice. Service was friendly and fast, and everything came out hot and well-presented. Prices felt fair for the quality. One star off just because I think the flavor could have been more authentic but overall, really solid Thai spot. Would definitely come back. read more
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We walked in a small space but very well organized. The counter was also their drink area and cashier. We ate dine in. Seated for 4 people. Pleasant server and recommended their best dishes to try. We started off with some Thai tea. Not too much tea flavor but not sweet also. I'm use to eating tom kha a little more flavor and mild spice . This soup is definitely tangy. Glass noodles were beautifully plated and with great texture. Chicken wings were very tasty. Fast service and very friendly staff. read more
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Ton of Asian, and Asian fusion places here ... never a bad thing. But happened to stumble right in from the train to Imm Thai which had a ton of vegetarian options. More than most Thai places would. read more
2 years ago
I've been walking past Imm Thai ever since it opened, telling myself one day I'll try it.. well, tonight I finally had the excuse! I swung by around 6:30 on a weeknight, and it was fairly quiet, allowing me my pick of tables. I was seated immediately and given a menu. All the options looked delicious, but I was craving a pad thai, which I paired with a glass of wine since it was happy hour. The portion was larger than I expected for the price, and the shrimp were prepared very well. I thought the glass noodles were a fun twist! Service was very friendly and attentive, and my meal was freshly made to order. Will definitely return the next time I have an opportunity! read more
tried something new and didnt get the pad se ew but the glass noodle shrimp, a bit soggy noodle and the shrimp was interesting wasnt crazy about it. thai chicken was good and the papaya salad it came with was a nice balance. the inside is long and very intimate with a big mirror read more
Finally checked out Imm Thai in FiDi. I went for the chef special: Thai ribs red curry. I was originally eyeing the chicken cashew nut but the server hinted that he personally preferred the ribs. So, ribs it was! The menu describes the dish as stir-fried ribs in red curry with coconut milk, red chili, and Thai eggplant in a southern chili paste and jasmine rice on the side. Honestly, I did not notice the eggplant But, the ribs were good. Tender and easy to eat. The spice level was described as medium. I tend to like spicy food so for me, it was mild, which I appreciated because I was able to enjoy the food without being overwhelmed by any spices. The ambiance is also super cute. It's a hole-in-the wall, and it wasn't too packed when I went (7pm on weeknight). There's also a bathroom, in case you were wondering! Last but not least, the staff (shoutout to Michael!) were very friendly. I'd recommend this place for a chill dinner by yourself or with a small party size. Most of all, I'd recommend Imm if you're looking to expand your Thai palate outside the traditional Thai dishes we've been exposed to here. read more
1 year ago
There legendary southern fried seemed refried after being fried making it extremely difficult to chew through and the dressing on their fruit salad which included canned pineapple just made the highest price dish even less appealing. The restaurant was empty when we arrived for dinner. There was very good reason for that. Maybe everyone was at the pizzeria on corner, at Chickfila or at Shake Shake but not here. I mentioned at least the chicken being recooked and difficult to chew through but as it goes it fell on deaf ears. They really don't care about the lack of quality and service at their narrow space and you should care less to make it a stop along your journey for Thai comfort food. Prices were at high moderate for what they offered. It would be so bad if they made decent food with teal ingredients not canned. Would we return? Hell no, and neither should you. read more
I stumbled upon Imm Thai NYC restaurant while trying to find a place for lunch while on my way to the Brooklyn Bridge. I didn't know what to expect, but I loved the neutral, calming decor and the excellent music. The staff was chill but very attentive and accommodating. I ordered the Thai Wonton Noodle Soup and loved every bite. The subtle broth paired well with the flavorful wontons and roasted pork. This is a new favorite spot and I can't wait to visit again! read more
8 months ago
I found a dead fly in my drunken noodles after already eating a significant portion of the dish. This is a serious hygiene and food safety issue. I have photos. Completely unacceptable and extremely disturbing. I will not be ordering from here again. read more
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1 year ago
Came here last minute for dinner with friends! It's a quaint spot right off the Fulton subway. The menu highlighted some of the history of Thai food which was a great added touch! We got the shrimp dumplings, pad thai, choo chee pla, and green curry! The choo chee pla was my favorite! It was a cod fish, and it was a unique style that I have never had. The green curry was also delicious. If you're looking for a cozy spot to eat, this is for you. A great time! read more
Stopped by on a Wednesday night with some friends. We didn't have a reservation but got seated immediately. It was pretty crowded, so we might have just gotten lucky. We ordered the shrimp dumplings, choo chee pla, pad thai, and green curry. The highlight was definitely the choo chee pla! Everything else was great as well. Would definitely come back! read more
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