If you're craving authentic Thai flavors in Queens, @saranrom_nyc is definitely worth the trip…read more From the warm hospitality to the incredible variety of dishes, everything here was packed with bold and balanced flavors without breaking the bank. One of the standout dishes was the Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad -- a Michelin Guide recommended favorite made with crispy fried shredded catfish, crunchy breadcrumbs, and a refreshing spicy mango salad. The combination of textures and flavors was unreal Another must-try is the Miang Kha Na, also Michelin Guide recommended. It comes with savory dried pork, lime, chili, and fresh Chinese broccoli leaves for wrapping. Every bite was fresh, tangy, spicy, and so satisfying. And don't skip dessert the taro balls were soft, comforting, and the perfect sweet ending to the meal.

Waited an hour on Friday afternoon for walk-in. I was excited to try the top Thai spots in NYC and…read moreon top of that a Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant. Price-wise was excellent with most dishes around the $10-30 range. Portions were large and meant to be shared. As for the food itself, I honestly expected better. If it was ranking in the same leagues as Fish Cheeks, Pranakhon, and Bangkok Supper Club on Beli, I thought the taste would be phenomenal but it truly just tasted like any decent thai spot I could find in SoCal. The only difference is that in SoCal there would be little to no wait. I must clarify that my qualms is not with the restaurant but with NYC having an issue of overinflating certain places and establishing high expectations of otherwise normal restaurants just doing its thing. The pad see ew was my favorite, and I liked how wide and long the noodles were. Otherwise, their Michelin Yum Duk Pla Fu was just another mango salad to me, and I had wished that the catfish tasted more like fish than breadcrumbing. The green curry was decent, nothing special. Good price for what you get though. If the wait wasn't unnecessarily long, I would consider this a nice spot for cheap, yummy Thai.

Nur Thai was a pick on an my insta from @nicolasnuvan my family was visiting from Florida so we…read moredecided to try. We went on a Saturday for lunch to the Rego park location on Woodhaven blvd driving at least an hour as we live in Suffolk county NY. We had the Phuket appetizer spread & the fiery wings. The drinks were amazing also the mango/tango, lychee paradise & rose fizz were great with the smoke presentati The service was great, the food was amazing & all of the mocktails were impressive & tasted amazing. I'll definitely be back. I would rate each item as follows: Food--8/10 as everything we tried was tasty including appetizers. Ambience--7/10 the space was small & could use some updating but overall the staff & atmosphere was relaxing. There was only one restroom & you had to wait to use it. We were a party of 6. Service--10/10 the staff was very professional, always smiling & very accommodating.

Pleasant, lovely, and friendly service from start to finish…read more The ambiance is warm and inviting--an easy, cozy spot where you don't need to overdress. You can come in a hoodie, feel comfortable, and just enjoy really good food. The only problem here is parking. Hard to find it. I got lucky and found something near by 2 blocks away. Food is tasty and decent portions A great place to relax, eat well, and feel at ease.

My ride or die for amazing Thai food, been a huge supporter since the place was called Thai Pot. My…read morego to drunken noodle and Thai fried rice are always consistently authentic, just like how they make it in Bangkok, and the Thai ice tea always hits the spot (not too milky or bland/watered down). I've been to all of the viral/trendy Thai spots in the city or Brooklyn and none can compare to this spot. 1000/10

Elmhurst has great Thai food but sometimes I need a spot closer to home and this is it!…read more Mae Chan's interior isn't anything to boost about, but when I went during prime time, there were several tables still available. This restaurant is a mom and pop shop and the owners are very friendly! The pad sew ew is one of my fave. The crispy pork is delicious as well but could be fried a little bit longer to give it that extra crispiness. Would definitely come back again especially to support a small business that serves delicious food. Parking around the area is a nightmare though. One thing I would

First visit after many friends suggested and it lived up to all the hype…read more We were warmly greeted by the host for lunch, from there it was all superb. The entire drink list, food, service and cleanliness of this restaurant must be commended. In short, absolutely worth the trip. No doubt we will be back for dinner service soon.

Food was great, nice Thai Restaurant. Staff is friendly…read more I would recommend Try the spiced wings

Ordered delivery. Came pretty fast and hot!…read more All the food was delicious and the portions were large. I will say it was a little expensive but I'm willing to pay for the quality.

Went looking for lunch and didn't want to cross to the other side of Queens Blvd. They serve…read moreChinese and Thai cuisine. Lunch specials were reasonably priced. Sweet and sour chicken was excellent. Egg roll was the typical one. Service was friendly and efficient. Street parking only. There is booth and table seating in this cozy restaurant. Good addition to the neighborhood.

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.

So happy I got to try this place out in Little Thailand at Elmhurst! We walked without any…read morereservations and was able to get a spot very quickly. The server was so nice and accomodating to us! - Tom Yum Soup - Such a great soup! The flavor was super rich which contrasted very well with the fresh mushrooms. - Crispy Duck Panang Curry - I love that this dish came with rice as I feel like at most Thai restaurants in the city you need to order it on the side. The duck was extremely crispy and the flavor of the breast went very well with the rich curry. - Raw Shrimp Salad - I've never had this dish before so I was very interested in its flavor and it delivered! The shrimp had such a wonderful sour but fresh flavor while the inside of the shrimp was slightly soft almost like an uni texture. The best word to describe it was umami! The raw bitter melon and the garlic was also interesting to contrast the fishy flavor of the shrimp although we didn't really finish these side pieces at the end. I wish they cleaned the shrimp a bit better as there were still some poop tracks in the shrimp. Overall, a wonderful restaurant and would be very happy to come back to try more of their items!

My go to Thai delivery…read more Warning for those who do not like spicy. Be careful with the Thai spicy, they do not play. I love spice and it knocks me on my butt. The food is always hot and delicious. Service is great. I usually go for the mango curry. So good sweet, spicy, tangy and just incredible. Today I tried the duck noodle soup and its incredible and fragrant. The chive pancakes are great. My fiance always gets the curry puffs. Must try Thai.

Had high expectations. This place had hundred of reviews. Pictures looked amazing. Dashing…read morecommentary citing their willingness to go that extra mile to embed Thai authenticity into their offerings. My mouth was salivating. Stomach growling. Curiosity on full peak. Me and wifey were hungry. We couldn't wait. We ordered. My wife got food poisoning and was on the toilet the whole night. The smack in the face? A long whir hair in our spring roll. My rule in restaurants: If you give me a hair, I give you one star, preferably ZERO (is there a less than zero star system??) idea!!!

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 7 Overall: 7 There are not many restaurants in my neighborhood for decent Thai cuisine. Though I typically head towards Elmhurst for my spicy fix, it's nice to have a local option when I don't want to go far. From my recent visit, most of what they offer was quite good. I really liked the Fried Fish Cakes and Chive Cakes appetizers, but not a big fan of the Roti Massaman. For entrees, I enjoy their Hung Le, which was a delicious pork curry. Seafood Pad Cha was also quite flavorful. The Duck Sam Rod was tasty, but the duck was a bit dry. Only thing I am just okay with is the Larb Muang. To finish off, we got the Mango Sticky Rice, which was a great way to end the meal.

Consistently excellent Thai food for the area; probably one of the best in the neighborhood…read more Appetizers are all excellent, you can't go wrong with the sampler if you can't decide on an app Pad see ew noodles have great flavor and texture; the beef is okay, over cooked a bit but on par with most good Thai take out places Massaman curry is well executed Crab meat fried rice is delicious