First Impressions: this is a local spot and close enough to my apt to walk for Thai cravings. The…read morefood is really good and the prices are reasonable. The Noms: Ground pork basil rice- one of my default orders here... the meat is perfectly cooked and seasoned and mixed with rice and a fried egg is one of the most perfect comfort meals. Coconut sticky rice - I like to order this as a dine in order because then I can ask for more coconut cream, because they tend to be a bit skimpy with it. For deliveries, which I have done three times now... it's always very dry. In Conclusion: So after the first time my coconut sticky rice was too dry, I asked for extra coconut cream on the side for the second time but they forgot... then the third time they remembered but the packaging was so poorly done that it spilled everywhere in the bag. That time was the last straw... I can no longer order take out from them. It's awful. And when you call to give the owner feedback, he told me to return the food and he will remake it. Bruh. I'm on my lunch break at work, I've not got time for these shenanigans. When u tried to tell him I can't return the food, but please make sure to package my next order more securely... he hung up on me!! While the food is good and the restaurant clean... I will no longer order take out due to poor quality and the rudeness of the owner

Had a hankering for Thai and decided on delivery. Found a deal on GrubHub so ordered Living Thai's…read moreLunch Special Penang Curry with Mock Duck with Extra Shrimp and selected the side Thai Salad. Didn't know Mock Duck was a thing and curious to test it out. The "mock duck" was not so bad, but not sure had I'd be able to discern it was emulating duck flavor through the stronger curry sauce. Loved the vegetables too. Overall the dish was flavorful and glad I ordered the Extra Shrimp to make it more of a filling meal, although not sure without the deal it's as good a value. That being said, would recommend Living Thai.

So good! All of our entrees (crispy pork larb, panang salmon, crispy pork larb) were really, really…read moregood. The appetizers were more mixed; massaman curry with roti was tasty but spring rolls were a bit bland. If you're undecided between two spice levels, round down because the restaurant rounds up.

This cute little Thai restaurant by my workplace has an amazing weekday lunch special from…read more11:30-3:30PM, so I took advantage of it during my lunch break. The base price is $11 and only $3 each to add an appetizer and drink. The interior is casual with some seating and tables. I ordered the Shrimp Drunken Noodles, along with Crab Rangoon and Thai Coffee bubble tea. The Thai Coffee was strong, creamy, smooth, and sweet. Boba was not of high quality and didn't have that satisfying chewiness. Crab Rangoon was filled with a cream cheese crab concoction, which was rich and true crab taste. The Drunken Noodles were made with sautéed flat rice noodles, mixed with fresh basil, onions, carrots, bamboo and bell peppers in a chili soy sauce. The noodles were perfectly cooked, while the veggies were fresh and crunchy. There were actually plenty of shrimp (for once) and they were succulent, as well as juicy. The ingredients blended together beautifully coated in the delightfully well seasoned, savory sauce, which had a slight kick to it. I've also tried the Sweet Sausage Fried Rice, which was quite tasty. I loved the Sweet Sausage, which reminded me of Chinese Sausage. It was made expertly, and was tender and full of flavor. Service was efficient. Next time, I would like to try some of the bubble tea options, such as the Thai Soy Milk with Basil Seed / Red Bean / Thai Tapioca, Coconut Dragon Fruit, and Brown Sugar Milky Coffee. In terms of food, I would return to get the Pad Thai Crab Meat and a dish with Crispy Pork.

This place is EXTREMELY underrated and deserves more attention. I get the same thing every time I…read morecome here (and I come here frequently) and that's chicken noodle soup. It's very soothing and filling. I'm the type of person who gets bored of the same food easily so that alone is saying something. Trust me...I am extremely selective when it comes to judging quality of food. We should all know more $$ does NOT mean better quality of food. And this place, I believe, truly deserves more people giving it a chance. Extremely affordable prices(it's ridiculously cheap for this area in my opinion), huge portion, clean after-taste, flavorful with simple ingredients. The owner is extremely kind and humble despite English not being his 2nd language. He tries his best to best serve his customers. This makes the service 100% imo. Don't walk away just because the store doesn't have a sign or a bright aesthetic to draw you in! Come on, winter is coming... you want to have a go-to place to pick up nice warm food that will fill you up. I suggest you check out this place. PS - The picture below is take out dish that i poured into my own bowl at home so just note that's not how they serve it.

Very authentic Thai food. Limited menu but very good. I just had the Basil chicken. Spicy, very…read morefresh and yummy. The owner is super nice. Prices went up, but worth every penny. See photos of new menu.

Comparatively affordable, but flavor and textures could be improved. Would recommend going a couple…read moreblocks up at Koo Thai, which is better quality and more on point tastes I ordered the pineapple fried rice with pork, drunken noodles with chicken and massaman curry with veggies, and it came out to $41.37. The order took about 30 minutes to take out. When I arrived home, I realized they packed an extra order of the noodles; not sure if it was due to the long wait time. The curry was the most flavorful of the 3, but was watery. The drunken noodles were thicker than I'd like and flavor was light. The fried rice had very little flavor. Both dishes barely had meat. Unfortunately was not a satisfying Thai meal.

Okay, so usually ducks fly south for the winter, but not here! Here they fly into my mouth! Spring…read moreroll appetizer, Drunken Udon Noodles with Crispy duck, Thai Iced Tea, and an after lunch clementime lunch special for 17.99! Are you kidding me? Please DO NOT GO HERE! I want it to stay my little guilty secret pleasure all to myself. I am in love. More please.

This is always a go-to spot for me and the family whenever we in NYC and craving some good Asian…read morefood. Every time we pull up, it hits no misses. The vibe is mad laid-back, not too crazy, not overly packed (at least the times we slide through), so you can actually enjoy your meal without all that chaos. Food? Always on point! flavor's there, presentation is clean, just check the pics and you'll see what I'm talking about. Everything comes out fresh, well seasoned, and consistent every single time. Service matches the energy, smooth, attentive, no rushing you, no attitude. They make you feel comfortable, like you could really sit there, vibe out, and enjoy your time with the fam. If you in the city and want a solid, no-stress Thai spot with good food and a chill atmosphere, this one right here is it. Definitely stays in the rotation. They also have a full bar

I came here for a holiday party and the food did not disappoint. The appetizers and main course…read morewere delicious I had to take the rest home. The lychee martinis were also very good although maybe a little watered down. The servers were very attentive in getting our orders. The decorations were nice and it's a great place to host a holiday party

I will start out by saying that I'm very glad there is a Chinese restaurant on 72nd St. So this…read moreplace is not it's not cheap for the upper west side. Everything is 20 bucks basically every entrée some are a little less some are a lot more. I ordered the hot and sour soup which was really not good so I do not recommend it. I ordered the chicken with vegetables, which was very good and the mu shu pork which was very good The portions are very generous for the main courses. When I told them that I thought the soup was not very good instead of taking it back right away they just walked by me, but that's what you've come to expect in a lot of Chinese restaurants in Manhattan. So don't expect to be treated like you are that important there. I had to ask for things like soy sauce and when I asked if they had little crackers for the soup, he walked by me and they said no crackers It is a great place for sharing entrées. It is much better than any of the other Chinese places in that area if you have two people to share an entrée.

One of the better Sichuanese restaurants I've been to in New York! We came for a quick dinner…read morebefore a show nearby and thought everything was delicious. The interior of the restaurant has plenty of seating, which meant we were seated promptly on a Friday night. Service was attentive, and they refilled our water often. We also happened to catch happy hour ($8 cocktails and $6 beers!), which runs all the way until 8pm -- a nice surprise! The menu has a surprising number of authentic Sichuanese dishes that aren't super common in the states (e.g., frog and rabbit), so I'd love to come back and try more things. For food, we ordered the Szechuan Style Green Bean Noodle to start and split the mapo tofu and blistered green beans, along with two portions of white rice. The Green Bean Noodle was served warm, which isn't typical, but otherwise had a good texture and tasty sauce. The mapo tofu and green beans were surprisingly delicious -- the mapo tofu was layered with different spices, and the green beans was a perfect balance of salty, sour (from the mustard greens), and sweet (probably a dash of sugar. My only complaint is that the prices are on the higher side -- the food, plus two beers at happy hour prices, came out to about $90. But could be just a symptom of the area!

Had a hankering for Thai and there was a deal for delivery in my app, so selected from Charm Thai…read morethe Cashew Nut Sauce Lunch Special with Squid and a side of Tom Yum Soup. So glad I did! The Tom Yum soup was freshly made with pieces of chicken. Squid is not a typical protein you can order in a lunch special, but it is something I enjoy. Everything was well prepared and absolutely delicious! It was a spectacular lunch! Recommend you also check out Charm Thai!

Food are decent for the price. Minced chicken salad-…read moreDid not taste the kaffir lime leaves. Lemongrass, fish sauce and rice powder are weak. Definitely fresh made though. Minced chicken entree- Good portion, sunny side up egg with crusted bottom cooked perfectly. Missing the fish sauce taste. Rice is too mushy but it's freshly cooked. Tom Yum soup- Average taste. I didn't taste the kaffir lime leaves. This is not my 1st order, and it tasted slightly off this time. However, the price, portion and quality are good.

Atlas Kitchen was ok. The inside is beautifully decorated. They have one bathroom to use. The staff…read morewere very kind and friendly. The food was sort of bland. I had the spring rolls that tasted like nothing basically. The vegetarian fried rice was ok but not the best I've had. I wanted to try one of their Chinese ciders but they were sold out. I had Soju instead. It was extremely hot in the restaurant. They were blasting the heat on a 65 degree day. The kitchen doors remained opened the whole time so the restaurant could hear the loud talking of the kitchen staff which disturbed the peace while eating. The foot traffic in the restaurant was pretty slow. As it's off to the side street on W 109, it's easy to miss, I'd go back and give it another shot however

Interior has a modern authentic Chinese decor and feel…read more Food was satisfying. Pork was really crispy alhough the meat was thin, I wish the meat is a little thicker. Nonetheless it was still palatable, but will not order again if I go back. My favorites from today's order were the sauteed eggplant and the fish fillet which were both succulent. Something I would order again or maybe even dream of tonight.