Khao Nom

Our fave Thai place in our neighborhood where birthdays and special occasions are celebrated with…read morefriends and family. We've been coming to this restaurant for the last 3 years and they never fail to disappoint. Staff are super friendly. Our only complaint is that the place is tiny and is always booked! Highly recommend 10/10!

Best thai food in whole NYC, I love this place, customer service, food and environment are amazing…read more....

Shrimp Potted with Glass Noodle / (@joeynht)

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Ayada Thai

4.1(1.5k reviews)

Swaggg Crispy watercress salad super swag…read moreTom yum soup swag also swag Spice levels are swag

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!

N8. Tom Yum Noodle Soup

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F1. Fish w/ Sweet Chili **Market Price**

Hug Esan

4.5(307 reviews)

Bring cash or pay via Zelle!…read more The ladies who work there are so friendly and helpful with the menu! There are 10 level of spices! So know your spice when you are ready to order!! Such a cute interior, although a bit tight! And would be tough for a big group to get a table! But I want to go back already to try difference dishes!!

A bit different from the Thai food you're probably used to but change is sometimes good!…read moreWe had some of the best fish and chicken we've ever had and also loved the starter salad. Chicken was so so crispy and you could just head the crunch with every bite. Fish was also great and prepared really well. Staff were nice and could help you with recommendations as needed! It's not a huge establishment and is pretty popular so you may want to expect a wait time I believe it's cash only so bring cash!

Crispy Whole Tilapia

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Mushroom larb

Na Rath

4.4(114 reviews)

0.5 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.

Curry Wagyu steak & Khao Soi noodle

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Moo Ping BBQ Pork Golden Pompano Fish Garlic Prawn Crab with pepper and basil Crying tiger Steak Seafood Hor Mok

Kitchen 79

4.3(789 reviews)

0.3 mi

My older sister took me here to lunch. I must say that the service here is exceptional. The…read moreambiance is floral in a subdued jungle-themed-sort-of-way. Everything is neat and tidy and organized. The lunch menu, available from from 11:30 to 3pm is phenomenal with a salad, appetizer and entree for $15-17. In addition to our lunch menu items, we also ordered other dishes as well. Everything was top-notch; I will be back.

I came here to enjoy a nice dinner with one of my cousins and, one of our friends…read more Pad Kee Mao has to be one of my main go-to dishes, each time I dine in a Thai restaurant I try to order the famous Pad Kee Mao, or the way English speakers like to call it the drunken noodle Most of the time, if I can, I try to order the beef and extra chicken version. This time was no exception. The flavors were unique, the noodles were exceptional, the meat was tender, the level of spice was good, and the portion was pretty big. The amount of the protein was generous and the extra protein gave it an extra touch, We shared the shrimp dumplings, the texture , and the flavor was marvelous. The services were nice, super attentive, and polite, she did a great job with the table. The ambiance is pretty chill and can be romantic.

Beautiful room‼

Yum Mango Salad

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Boon Chu Thai Place

3.9(402 reviews)

0.5 mi•Elmhurst

I ordered the Pad see Ew and it was pretty good. The noodles had a lot of flavor which made it…read morereally enjoyable. I do wish there was more broccoli and the beef was more tender. I have to try some other things on the menu

I have been coming to this restaurant ever since I was a little kid and I still continue to visit…read moreit frequently even as an adult. The food here is seriously always so good and the service is extremely quick. The small shop only has limited seating but the food gets prepared in a blink of the eye. My go to here is always the pad Thai. My only complaint is that the dried tofu use to be a lot better and use to soak up the delicious sauces making every bite of tofu super flavorful. They did change their tofu a few years ago but the flavor of the pad Thai is still one of my favorite around so I have learned to accept it and move past it. Definitely one of my favorite Thai places and I could just be biased from my childhood memories but the pad Thai will definitely never disappoint!

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Thai Coffee

Spicy Shallot

3.8(825 reviews)

Food is good and reasonable priced. It's a nice date night or a pit stop if you're in the area. I…read morelike the chicken satays and the papaya mango salad! The sushi Is fresh and good, get the boat if you have big group. Also, Shoutout to the staff, mimi and all the rest who took care of us. 10/10 will go again when I'm in the area.

Cuisine: 3 Service: 6…read moreDecor: 7 Value: 6 Overall: 4 I am not a fan of this restaurant at all. Maybe they are catering to a more western crowd, but the taste of their food is not for me. Everything Thai felt too salty and over sauced. Not to mention that they make terrible sushi rolls. Anyway, I attend a large group dinner there last week and got to try many items. It reminded me why I have not been here in a very long time. The best items of the night were Pad Thai (7/10), Pad Kra Pao Kai Dao (7/10), and Pork Jerky (7/10), but everything else was average or subpar. Middle of the road were items like the Grilled Pork Chops (6/10), which were quite dry. While the Chive Cakes (6/10) tasted alright, it had barely any crispiness at all. Drunken Noodles (6/10) were super saucy, which made it quite salty, and noodles were somewhat broken (aka overcooked/soft) too. There were quite a lot of disappointments. The Papaya Salad (4/10) was lacking depth of flavor. The Duck Curry (3/10) was one of the saltier dishes, not to mention dry duck meat. However, the biggest salt bomb was the Tom Yum Soup (1/10). Only one person in our group drank some of it because she's a salt addict, though we probably should have simply returned this inedible dish. Lastly, I would never get sushi rolls (2/10) here, but my friends ordered 3 different types, so I gave them a chance. Wow! They all sucked because the rice was so terrible. Note: The restaurant automatically added 20% to our bill. That I can understand since we were a large group. However, it was not mentioned when the server handed us the credit card machine with extra tip option. That felt a bit shady. Like I said, I haven't been back here in a while, but I came with an open mind. I really wish the food was better, but it wasn't. Look at all the great Thai options on the same street. I will not be convinced to come back here any time soon.

10/23/2026: Halloween decor

Duck Curry $28 (comes w.rice)

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Pad Kra Pao Kai Dao

Zaab Zaab

4.0(169 reviews)

This cozy spot packs a huge punch, but space is very tight with only one high chair available, so…read moremaking a reservation is a must. The vibrant beverage program shines with fresh sugarcane juice, creative cocktails, and great coffee. Standouts include the life-changing seasonal pork jowl, fiery Tom zaab, crispy zaab wings, tender branzino, savory kra pao, and zesty papaya salad.

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.

Pla Neung Manow/ Branzino

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Prawn pad thai

Eim Khao Mun Kai Elmhurst

4.2(577 reviews)

0.3 mi•Elmhurst

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.

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

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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Such a good snack

SriPraPhai Thai Restaurant

3.9(2.6k reviews)

0.6 mi•Woodside

SERVICE - located in elmhurst in a quiet street away from…read morethe other Thai establishments - Near the train station - Large interior and exterior patio with tables suitable for large or small groups - May need to make a reservation during busier times though our party of four was seated almost immediately on a Saturday evening - Service is quick and polite though not overly friendly - Ambiance good for a semi casual meal MENU - classic Thai shareable and entrees - Vegetarian/vegan menu available - Average price FOOD - papaya salad (8/10): raw papaya tossed in a light chili lime dressing and topped with crunchy peanuts. This was a very refreshing start to a summer meal. The papaya is crisp and cool while the dressing adds heat and acidity. I liked the addition of the peanuts to make it more hearty and for a textural contrast. There is a generous amount of dressing which we happily mixed with our rice to make the most of its flavor. - Green curry (9/10): mixed vegetables and fried tofu in a spicy coconut curry sauce. This place is known for their curry and has an award on the wall to commemorate it. Naturally we had to try it with tofu. The curry itself is flavorful and warm though not overpowering with chili flavor. I enjoyed the mix of textures from the vegetables. I would have preferred the tofu to be soft since I found the fried one to be too oily. - Pad kee Mao (8/10): wide rice noodles with mixed vegetables and tofu. This was exactly what you would expect from a pad kee Mao. It should be eaten hot as the noodles started to clump once it cooled down. I liked the ratio of noodles to tofu to vegetables. It makes a great dish on its own or to pair with a curry or stir fry when eaten family style. - Stir fried eggplant (7/10): eggplant and basil stir fried in a light soy sauce. Out of all the dishes we ordered this was the least interesting. I felt like it could have used something substantial like mushrooms or tofu to give it more flavor and texture. WOULD I GO BACK? It is a bit out of the way but if I was in the area I would go again.

They go heavy on the MSG here so be warned but otherwise the food is always Fresh and delicious…read more The chicken with basil is my favorite and it has the perfect kick of spicy. All of the salads are delicious and very tasty. Just be careful coming here at night. The neighborhood has really gone downhill. Hopefully Ice will clean it up.

3:30pm Saturday

Pad Thai w.Tofu $14

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Thai Chicken Wings $10.50

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Leonarda L.

8 years ago

This is one of my favorite Thai places. Although I live all the way in Brooklyn, I still choose to travel all the way to Queens just to get my favorite food: entrees and desserts. Highly recommend it!!!! =^-^= read more

Vahan A.

1118

195

622

9 years ago

I'm sure it's an amazing spot but they should stop falsely stating their holiday schedules and not showing up. Disgraceful way to make customers come and leave upset. read more

Wittawat W.

3 years ago

Great atmosphere & amazing food. Get the Tomyum noodle & Krapow Food came fast too. I love thai food. read more

JJ C.

109

9 years ago

I love the atmosphere here!! Friendly and comfy... Food is good and dessert is great! read more

Joey V.

1201

8 years ago

The place to go for Thai dessert in Thai town.

Khao Nom - desserts - Updated November 2026

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Tea Cup Cafe

Ordered the milo milk bubble tea. I haven't had milo in decades! The service was very efficient…read more The bubbles weren't your traditional black round bubbles. These were translucent brown rectangles, and had the consistency of a firm jello. It was delicious. I would recommend it.

As stated before, I finally came back to try the savory foods from Tea Cup Cafe!…read more Starting off, my fiancé ordered the Crispy Fish. The sauce that was served was absolutely delicious with the signature tanginess and sweetness of Thai food. The hot pot that I ordered was also enjoyed to the fullest! The food here was super good but also I love liver so I was glad they had a hot pot option that included that! After a delicious meal, we finished off with the mango bingsu which also was a huge hit! The bingsu was super fluffy and light! This meal was definitely worth it and didn't leave me feeling super heavy. The service was also great even though they were always full house with some parties waiting and only one person serving. I will be back next time to try their Thai barbecue which I saw people having and I could stop looking at! On top of all this, the server or manager even gave me a free Melona ice cream which I paired with the bingsoo after he saw that I was pregnant which I thought was super sweet. I don't live too far from here so I also want to add that even though I have not added a review, I always go to this restaurant to grab a coconut Thai milk tea to go (I am not even a huge Thai tea fan)! For some reason, I love the coconut thai tea from here and always find myself craving it.

Thai Tea Rooty Tooty

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Ayada Thai

Swaggg Crispy watercress salad super swag…read moreTom yum soup swag also swag Spice levels are swag

F1. Fish w/ Sweet Chili **Market Price**

N8. Tom Yum Noodle Soup

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Jai Sang Ma

4.0

(25 reviews)

0.3 mi

This place is cash only but so worth it!! Very colorful and…read moreaesthetically fun little place. Its like you are actually in Thailand. Food is legit and tastes good. Service is awesome too. Loved their portions. Really fun place totally recommend!!

This place is a small space but it's got a fun vibe. Service was quick and easy. Food was tasty…read more We shared tempura shrimp with a sweet chili sauce. I had a soup noodle and my friend had the crab omlette. Ended with mango sticky rice.

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Sukhothai Noodle Soup

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Eaterniti

4.8

(31 reviews)

1.0 mi

I biked to Elmhurst from home, about 7 miles and then just searched for gluten free food. What a…read morelucky strike, this was the most charming place with a unique menu. I had the "Burmese falafel" which is kinda, sorta falafel but stands on its own! Spicy, good texture and meatier than standard falafel would be. Accompany it with a large watermelon juice... but they put the "large" in... well, large. Look at this sunny window eating shelf. Perfect spot for lunchtime reading. I see more bike rides going this way! Oh, the lady who served me... just a gem! Friendly, told me about the food, topped off a great meal.

Queens Blvd with parking!…read more This small mom and pop rocks with the noodles dishes they offer. So far I really dig the garlic flavor vermicelli with chicken. Sticky garlicky smooth is how I'd classify these noodles with spring onion. I also tried the biryani special on weekends which has great umami but the rice was a bit hard for my taste. It may take a while during peak times but the food is great. If you are in a rush, they do take orders over the phone. It's also not often if at all that a restaurant on Queens Blvd has free onsite parking so bring your car too!

Kyar San Si Chat (Garlic Oil Vermicelli)

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Samosas

JIN XI

3.6

(9 reviews)

3.4 mi

I love this place. The desserts are innovative--every time I go, it transports me to Singapore. I…read morewish there were a place like this in Connecticut. We tried the mango sago, pistachio milk ball soup, brown sugar souppie (which is like Japanese pancakes), and the strawberry pudding jelly bowl. The sago and the pudding jelly were my favorites. Until next time!!

I only tried the coconut lime and lemon tea, but unfortunately, both tasted disappointing. I had to…read morethrow away the coconut lime because I could barely taste the coconut, and there were strange white sediments in the drink. The green lime also made it overly sour. The lemon tea had a similar issue. I would suggest using yellow lime instead, as its flavor might blend better without overpowering the tea. The store was quite empty when I visited after 5 PM. Hopefully, they can improve the drinks and attract more customers so the business can last.

Mango yogurt shave ice

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Followsoshi 福禄寿喜

4.4

(42 reviews)

3.2 mi

The Peking Duck jianbing is so flavorful and amazing. Sweet, savory, salty, tangy, crispy, soft,…read moreand juicy all in one. This place is tucked into a small market inside Corner 28-the first stall on the left. They make the stuff fresh to order. At the time of ordering it was $11 flat, cash only. Made quickly and well. For those who may be intimidated by language barriers in Flushing, the woman who helped me spoke perfect English.

My friend was craving jianbing for breakfast, so we came to Followsoshi. Located inside Corner 28…read more We had to wave the staff down to order because they mainly only pay attention to customers who spoke Mandarin when we stood there. We ordered: Peking Duck Jian Bing ($11) - Roasted duck slices with egg, lettuce, and crisp. Wish there was more duck meat, but overall good. Spicy Garlic Crayfish Jian Bing ($14) - Crayfish with egg, lettuce, and crisp. You feel a mild heat from the chili oil. Fillling and flavorful. "Rolling Donkey" ($5) - Mochi rice rolls layered in sweet red bean. Mild sweetness.

B. Sausage King Jian Bing

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Maison Mekong

4.4

(31 reviews)

2.1 mi

A great gem of a modern Southeast restaurant tucked away in the neighborhood of Astoria. It is a…read morefusion of Thai, Vietnamese, and Filipino street food flavors inspired by the Mekong River, hence the name! For drinks, I got the Saigon Breeze ($14), which is a sake based cocktail with lychee, pineapple, coconut cream, and lime juice. Delicious. For a non-alcoholic drink, my wife got the Mango Tea Slushy ($8), which she enjoyed greatly. We started off with the Viet Papaya Salad ($10) with Pig Ear (+$4) for appetizers. We wanted something that wasn't completely fried and this was a nice alternative. The addition of the Pig Ear was worth it. Entrees, we ordered way too much, so we had leftovers for the next day they still tasted great. Our favorite was definitely the Pho King ($24), which we finished the entire thing. It's served with a nice fatty piece of bone marrow, which adds to the richness of the pho. Can't stop thinking about it. The Curry Crispy Duck ($28) you get a half duck. Makes for great leftovers, although the meat may be dry, but that's what the curry is for! The Pork Stew Clay Pot ($24) I found to be alright. It's Filipino inspired with the pork adobo soaked in soy sauce over rice, served with a boiled egg and bok choy. I had this as leftovers as well and took the curry from the duck to enhance it. If you want a taste of Singapore, the Seafood Laksa ($25) is for you. The rich and aromatic coconut curry with shrimp, calamari, mussels, eggplant, and bok choy and of course the noodle. It won't be as good as the laksa in Singapore, but it's pretty close to it. Overall, I highly recommend and would come back again!

Came here twice in 2 days…read more Larb chicken appetizer: tender, crispy chicken with a citrus taste and a nice sauce to balance out. Pho King: comes with a torched bone marrow. So good, rivals District Saigon for my go-to pho. Duck curry: tender duck with a rich curry sauce. I'm dreaming about this dish. Seafood laksa: the curry is a little too light for my liking. The seafood was cooked decently, but something was missing for me. I tried a bite of my friend's bun cha and it was good too with the different textures.

Seafood laksa ( packed with flavor ) you could actually taste everything in there

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Saranrom Thai

Best thai food in whole NYC, I love this place, customer service, food and environment are amazing…read more....

Shrimp Potted with Glass Noodle / (@joeynht)

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Miang Kha-Na / (@joeynht)

Yumpling

Locally owned & operated

Catering service

Very good food. Online ordering does not consistently work. I placed an order for pickup…read more Received text that I would be notified when the order was ready. Status was "preparing" for an hour and 20 minutes. Staff person very unhelpful. First said it was out for delivery, then said its in the in the store. Said they don't send texts confirming orders. I cancelled.

Was craving these dumpling for a while, when I got my pork and chive dumplings these did not…read moredisappoint. I contemplated getting some to go home as I chatted through how to reheat them with the staff member he helped me box my noodles to go. The pork, tofu noodles were incredible and never-ending. That's why I had to take them home. I poured the chili oil from my dumplings over my noodles and it was perfect and will be a perfect lunch. Happy I got my dumpling fix! Can't wait for the next.

Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken

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Summer

Food was amazing. Definitely recommend their grilled chicken sandwich (banh mi). All the carrots…read moreand cucumbers were fresh and the bread was fresh as well. Amazing coffee, not too bitter or too sweet

I got the premium ramen noodle soup with crystal noodles. It's hard to find crystal noodles aka…read morepotato noodles outside of hotpot places. I just wished it was the flat potato noodles but it still tasted delicious nonetheless. My wife got the signature spicy hot noodle soup. It is definitely spicy enough. She said it made her cough with a gleeful smile on her face. The milk tea is good but I wished the boba was a bit softer. The price is decent. It's $30 total. It's comparable to other places. The only minus is I spotted some mosquitos and I wished there was more space.