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Obao

Obao

4.1(4.6k reviews)
3.1 mi•Midtown West, Hell's Kitchen, Theater District
•$$$

Excellent. Went to lunch on a Saturday with a dear longtime friend…read more Mocktails were delicious tried the "no rum no problem" and it reminded me of a Pina colada. Summer rolls were fresh and filling. We shared a shrimp pad thai and I think I ate 60% of it. The shrimp was perfectly cooked. For dessert I loved the coconut cake and ice cream. So good. I would love to go back and try more.

First I want to say the food is on point, we really enjoyed the meal. Very authentic yet creative I…read morewould say. Drinks are awesome too and there is happy hour after 9pm with draft beer only at $5, very good deal. However the service upstairs was so bad that I almost made a scene. I waited a long time to get my check which I was already a little annoyed as the two servers including our server made eye contact with me several times and they ignored us. Once we got the check we asked for a to go box which they say they'll get us right away. However, they proceed to work on not important task like placing napkins and utensils on empty tables ( im sure it's not an urgent task since there is lots of empty tables with napkins and utensils) so I waited like 5 mins more while making multiple eye contact with him and he still didn't get the box for me. I had to walk to him and ask can I get my box please to finally get my thing. The very nice gentlemen next table even asked if I were ok and offer to buy me beer. And the ironic part is that they ordered beer like 20 mins ago and that didn't came so I kindly said no thanks.

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Up Thai - Panang Curry

Up Thai

4.4(3.4k reviews)
2.0 mi•Upper East Side, Yorkville
•$$

Food was amazing thank you for the experience…read more I highly recommend the seafood option for its spice

All the buzz, but a little too much heat!…read more Up Thai feels like your quintessential neighborhood Thai restaurant that got a nice facelift and transformed into a lively, ornate dining destination. The space is compact yet cozy, with servers effortlessly weaving through narrow aisles and dishes flying out of the kitchen. It's a well-oiled operation, and the energy certainly adds to the experience. With thousands of near-perfect reviews setting our expectations pretty high, we were excited to dig in. We started with the Roti Massaman, featuring a small roti cut into four pieces alongside a vegetarian Massaman curry. The sweet, tangy flavors were pleasant enough, but the dish left us wanting more. Having enjoyed better versions elsewhere in the city, we missed that larger, flakier roti and a thicker, richer curry that really clings to the bread and lets you soak up every last bit of flavor. This one was decent, just not particularly memorable. Next came the Kee Mao Noodles (Drunken Noodles), and this is where things got interesting. We later learned that the dish comes "medium spicy" by default, but our first bite suggested otherwise. It was SPICY. Not the enjoyable, flavor-enhancing kind of heat, but the kind that gradually overwhelms everything else on the plate. The underlying flavors were actually quite good, which made it even more disappointing that the chilies completely stole the show. For context, we're no strangers to spicy food and have eaten at plenty of Thai restaurants across NYC. Yet by the time we finished, our stomachs were feeling the burn, and a frantic order of Thai iced tea became less of a treat and more of a rescue mission. I genuinely wish our server had given us a heads-up about the spice level. For anyone ordering the Kee Mao, I'd strongly recommend requesting a milder version unless you're actively looking for a serious chili challenge. And despite the Thai iced tea, we still ended up making an emergency stop at Anita Gelato afterward to cool things down. Not exactly how we envisioned ending dinner, but at least dessert was sorted! The verdict: Up Thai has plenty going for it: popularity, a buzzing atmosphere, efficient service, and a kitchen that clearly knows its flavors. But between the underwhelming Roti Massaman and the overpowering heat of the Kee Mao, our experience didn't quite live up to the hype. A solid neighborhood Thai spot with a little extra flair, but not quite the standout we were expecting. Order wisely, especially when it comes to spice!

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