Based on one visit…read more Smaller restaurant on a Washington Street in Brighton. Pluses (+) Ambiance/Decor/Environment is cozy and warm even though its an open room. Nice quality tables and chairs as well as decorations creates an inviting environment. The warmth of the staff also makes it inviting. Food Type: What you would expect like Street food, classics. noodles and curries and a few regional specialties. Prices: Reasonable for food of this quality. We spent $90 pre-tip for three including an appetizer and a few beers (for me only). Food Quality: Very Good. We had three dishes and an appetizer and shared everything. Singha and Leo beer available as expected washed it down. I have been to Thailand on business trips and vacation and by no means have a palette capable of detecting nuances in regional dishes (I can a bit for Korean and Japanese due to extended time spent there), but could taste it was a bit playing to the American tastes. Still really good. Service: Friendly and generally fast. Minus (-) The meals came out separately. Meal one came with the appetizer. Then 7-10 minutes the second meal. Then 7-10 minutes the third meal. If eating American style ie everyone eats only their own meal, this would be a real problem. As my wife is Korean we usually eat family style (we often share meals at American restaurants, why not, you get to try more dishes), so this was not an issue really. The pluses outweigh negative it is still 4.5 rounder to 5. Absolutely worth a try. Enjoy!

Nice freshly made Thai Food…read more Everyone was very nice and the food very fresh also Prices are reasonable

I can highly recommend it! The chicken was super delicious, and I've never had an iced coffee quite…read morelike their Thai iced coffee before. I'll definitely be back. It's well worth a visit!!! Staff was very very nice and friendly. It's not the biggest restaurant but it feels very comfortable eating there.

My husband and I fell sick and really needed a place with some homey-soupy food, and Sen Yai Thai…read moredid not disappoint!!! We both felt so much better after eating their food and we didn't even had any appetite before. We had the bamee moo dang and tom yum sukhothai. Both were great. Wontons and meatballs in both were amazing. I also love that their toppings were different between the two, including the vegetables, which made both dishes special in itself.

Went for the lunch all you can eat buffet. It was delicious and there was plenty of choice. All for…read more19 ish total in. You had as appetizers spring rolls, crab Rangoon, 2 different soups and close to a dozen plates.....vegetarian, chicken, beef, tofu. Dinner buffet is a little more but you have 1 more hot item and a couple of deserts (desert isnt included in the lunch buffet) Service is quick in cleaning plates and updating empty buffet items. Ambiance is great. It's a new place so the walls are vibrant and clean. Electrical sockets have usb build in if you need to charge you phone (bring cord)

AYCE Thai food? Say less!…read more Thai food is probably on my top 5 favorite cuisines. Saw so many food content on both Instagram and TikTok, it's a must try! Immediate reaction when we arrived, this restaurant reminded us so much of Anchan in Braintree. A great Thai restaurant if you're in the south shore. Very nice and cozy interior. Lots of greenery decorations. A clean atmosphere for a AYCE spot. I believe this used to be or still is, a dine in spot minus the hot bar. We got here right at opening for dinner (4:30pm). The smell from the hot bar was amazing. The staff were so nice and welcoming. They still had a few more dishes to bring out so we decided to wait and not get in their way. Once ready, we were all excited. They had many dishes you normally would order off the menu. Pad see ew, papaya salad, glass noodle salad, coconut soup, Tom yum soup, chicken pad krapow, a few seafood dishes, and yellow curry . I believed maybe roughly 12 dishes total. My favorite was their pad see ew and chicken satay skewers and fried pork. It was so flavorful. Along with the glass noodles. I could eat that everyday. Was a little disappointed because there wasn't sticky rice but I get it, it's not cheap and the labor to make it. They had all the sauces out. Everything was so nicely prepared for all the guests. I would definitely come back. Thank you for the wonderful food and the amazing service. Tip : post and tag them on IG to get 10% off!

Food is very good . I was very impressed . THe noodles with…read morechicken, shrimp was a good choice. The appetizer of moo ping was excellent and I'd come back just for those. Parking horrific with bike paths, delivery truck blocked me in ... door dash legal parking behind me ... Mayor Wu where are you? Food wise; great restaurant and I'll Eat here again and double park illegally for the food .

Nice Thai food Café with very limited seating in a college environment! This place seems to have a…read morelot of takeout request but was very lucky that my husband and I had a chance to eat there and the food was delicious! And they had a really good "Moo Ping" pork satay, chicken and phad see uou with the koi soy crispy chicken curry noodles . I would definitely come back here again. I would definitely say this is the authentic stuff.

we tried this quaint Thai restaurant in the outskirts of watertown square. The place was very busy…read moreon a weekend and if i remeber there was a live band too! service was excellent the food was even better! We had Waygu basil sliders and shrimp donuts. Outstanding! Pad thai ,See ew and soup dish ,pineapple FR ,all were very flavorful. the dessert dish was sticky rice with melon was different and tasty! I would recommend this place! Cost $$-$$$

Maybe my tastes are shifting, but I found the most recent visit ok, but with some significant…read moreissues. The Pla Pad Kun Chai which is a fried cod fillet, with a mix of root spices and Chinese celery, had some complex flavors that didn't pan out - the fish itself was breaded in a batter that was perhaps a bit too MSG-laden, and not enough distinctive a flavor to justify its saltiness; and the Chinese celery was really tough, which didn't make for a good bite of texture. The green onions were too crispy relative to the other alliums. The Kao Soi Brisket had some decent beef pieces, but then some of the other pieces were way tough. The soup (or is it a sauce?) was way thick, and overall the dish was overly salted. There also needs to be more noodle, and more mustard green overall. The curry puff was a good idea, but the puff itself was rather dry, and not particularly well integrated with the chicken, potatoes, and alliums. The stuffing might also have been underseasoned. In general the dishes demonstrate expert preparation, but the concepts need reworking. The new environment (across the street from the former location) is a tad loud when populated with many diners, though visually it's a pleasant place to dine. The servers were attentive and respectful.

This place just opened up and is such a rare find. I saw it while running one day. At first, I was…read moresurprised that it was a restaurant cuz it looked more like an old, abandoned service station. I'm glad I didn't judge it by it's outwardly appearance because it was actually freaking tasty!!! The inside is ... also interesting looking. The service was fast but lacking enthusiasm and could have been a little more friendly and welcoming. The first time I tried it was in person ... inside the restaurant. I've tried it 2 more times since ... both UberEats. The first time really blew me away!!! I was ready to give this place 5 stars!!! The flavors were so perfect and unique. The downside was that the portions were extremely small ... like so small, especially for the price. However, it was so good that I ordered it via UberEats 2x after. The first time I ordered it via UberEats, it was ok, but the second time, it was just horrible ... like way too greasy with no flavor. Just grease and oil. For this reason, I give the rating I did. I really need to try it again because I have such hope for this place, but dang ... the consistency is just not there. Please work on portion size and consistency!!! I know this place has what it takes to be consistently amazing!!!

For a weekend dinner my friends and I decided to try Balamao, having noticed its opening a few…read moreweeks prior. Arriving at 6, our party of 4 received seating immediately; the establishment only had a few other tables occupied (they did have a decent number of delivery orders). We ordered everything to share, I sampled the following: - Sai Oua | $10 - Crying Tiger | $16 - Kra-Pow w/ground Pork | $14 - Drunken Noodle w/Beef | $16 The Sai Oua, a Northern Thai style of sausage, had both strong lemongrass and earthy herbal flavors. This proved quite addictive; the plate emptied quickly. The Crying Tiger, a grilled steak, proved equally popular given the savory marinade's interplay with tangy dipping sauces. The Kra-Pow w/ground pork, an orthodox menu item representing ground pork sautéed with chili, garlic, basil leaves with hot basil sauce over rice, met expectations. The Drunken noodle with beef, another orthodox menu item, this time with sautéed flat rice noodles with egg, basil, bamboo shoots, bell peppers, and onions in spicy basil sauce, also tasted decent. Notably, the spicy sauce actually had some heat and didn't just taste like soy sauce. Overall, I enjoyed everything. The starting 2 appetizers stood out compared to the mains mostly because of the novelty. The portion sized did seem a bit small, but given the quality, I can understand the establishment trying to maintain a certain price point.

The food is amazing! A lot of people mentioned about the crab fried rice but I don't love it as…read moremuch because of too little crab! From the 2-3 times I've been here, I had to add shrimp to this dish as well! I love the pad thai and I am not really a pad thai person! I also love the pork cheeks here! The service was great! Busy place!

Mahaniyom is a wonderful and welcomed addition to the growing Thai stronghold in Boston. Unique…read moreThai-style tapas and small entrees that are perfect for sharing. My family and I walked in aroud 5:15 on a Sunday night and walked in for dinner service at the bar. Although we didn't get drinks, we did feast on several items. Pomelo salad was light and unique for Boston Thai food, the crab fried rice was filled with plump and fresh crab meat, the beef panang had a deep flavor with tender meat, and the crab curry was so fun to dip the rice noodles into. For 3 people, these dishes were considered 3 "big" tapas and 1 "small" tapa and were enough to fill us up. Although I did have my eye on the branzino for the longest time...which I will come back for Would love to try their sister restaurant, Merai, which is just next door and currently hosts one of my favorite Boston-based pop-ups, Newbery Street which does Thai-style coffee/matcha and salt bread.

Amazing incredible food would definitely recommend to anyone and everyone the food was phenomenal…read moreit was the best Thai restaurant I've been to in Boston loved it the service was amazing and fantastic AAA+++

The food was good, but overall the experience was just okay. The service was pretty average and…read morecould have been more attentive. One thing to be aware of is that shrimp is included in a lot of the dishes, so definitely make sure you ask questions about the ingredients and what comes in your meal before ordering. We asked for CHICKEN & when the dish came it had chicken and shrimp and the waitress told us it comes with both... even if we asked for just chicken??? Nothing was bad, but nothing really stood out enough for us to want to come back right away.

While visiting Newton for a family event, arranged to meet up with old friends for dinner…read more Unfamiliar with the area, used YELP and Google and found Thai Amarin.

Quick service, paid parking, and quiet atmosphere. The tom yum soup had tasty broth... The chicken…read moregrapow was tasty just wish it was spicier.

2 pieces of shrimp, and somewhat small broken pieces of chicken and rest was thin noodles (not…read moretypical Pad Thai noodles). I was not impressed with my Friday dinner. I took it to go. Somehow 3rd photo came out bit funny, actual color is between 2nd and 3rd photos of mine. Menu says Pad Thai Country $16.95 The house favorite Thai noodles stir-fried with shrimp, chicken, egg, bean sprouts, ground peanut and chili sauce. But I was missing a lot of ingredients or they added super little so that I couldn't see nor taste them. Although photos of other foods on menu are very attractive.

Best Indonesian fried rice and pad Thai, best place for to-go to run in and grab your food. They're…read morestill as good as prior to the crazy fire they had to deal with. Maybe because I'm not a young college student anymore but still not bad and prices are reasonable enough. Whenever I am close by and just wanted to drive by to grab something on the way home, it's a great option. Quality is still there but don't expect AMAZING. Authentic Thai food wihout being crazy sweet, is still there. Not as much food as it used to but still good enough to keep you full. The restaurant name is so easy to remember, yet it can be confusing when someone ask me which Thai restaurant do I recommend for something quick and affordable and I go, "Thai Place." "But like where," is the typical question I get after.