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New Thai Elephant

4.3 (630 reviews)
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Closed • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:30 PM

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Pad thai, crispy wings, tom yum soup
Helen L.

Really enjoyed the pad thai. A tiny spicy. Noodles was chewy and really tasty. The bean sprouts added crunch. The little cubes of fried tofu really add to flavor. The crispy wings was too fried and the wings had very little meat. We saw the table next to us had fried calamari. It looked good. We also had the tom yum soup with lots of chicken, onions, and mushrooms. It was a bit salty, but good coconut and lemongrass flavor. Service was great and food came fast. The rice plates looked very plentiful. My co- eater noticed how later the night the plates seemed to be more plentiful. The price was very reasonable.

A12. Crispy Chicken Wings
Nell C.

New Thai Elephant food and drinks are phenomenal. Fried tofu, fried chicken wings, and fried rice were amazing with flavorful textures and colors in the cuisine. Service was friendly. It's a popular restaurant and wait times are worth the wait.

Thai Iced Tea
Namratha P.

I might have found my go to Thai spot! All the food was so good and flavorful and the service was good as well! We got the green curry and Thai fried rice and both tasted really good. We got them vegetarian so they made sure to not use any fish sauce which I appreciated! We also got Thai iced tea and the bear they give on top is so cute!! Recommend coming here for Thai food!!

D02. Green Curry with Roasted Duck
Stephanie Q.

Went on a Friday at 7pm and it was packed! There were 4 of us in our party and we managed to still get seats without any wait. Appetizers- Shrimp Spring Roll: it was pretty good actually. The stand out for me was the peanut sauce. Absolutely delicious. Overall, 8/10. Entrees: got the crab fried rice to share. The flavor was really good. It didn't have too many of the crab pieces though. I would give it a solid 7/10. Also ordered the green curry with roasted duck, which comes with a side of jasmine rice. The curry was good and the duck was tender. I'd give it a 8/10. I would come back here to try other items on their menu. TBH very reasonable pricing and good value since the portions were generous.

C01. Pad Thai Noodle
Jed O.

Cozy ambience that's great for meetups and long hangouts to chat and catch up. The staff was very kind and the service was decently fast. The interior is well decorated with Thai culture and with the darker tones of the design, it makes the restaurant feel quite fancy. 4.5/5 - Crispy Pork (Moo Krop) Fried Rice - Very savory fried rice dish. Spiced well and very filling. We didn't expect the pork to be cut so large and mixed into the rice, but it was very tender and easy to still eat. We would've expected the pork to be sliced maybe in half or fourths to make the dish feel like a "pork fried rice" than a fried rice + pork mix, but it still worked well and if you love pork, this will definitely be your fix! 5/5 - Pad Thai - We thought the restaurant nailed this classic noodle dish. Filling portions and did not overcook their noodles. You can taste each component of the dish, which speaks to everything not being under or overcooked. We ordered nuts on the side but you would be quite satisfied ordering this if you like pad thai! 4.5/5 - Pad Gra Prow - Appropriate veggie to beef proportion and very flavorful. Minced well and great to complement with your carb dishes (noodle or rice). We thought the dish was slightly oily but it feels well absorbed when eaten with our pad thai. If you have tried the dish before and would like it, this will be satisfactory!

C02. Pad See-Ew Noodle
Cami R.

New Thai Elephant is my favorite spot at the moment for thai! Stopped in here with some friends right as they were opening and we were starving! Got a thai iced tea, fresh spring rolls and some pad se ew! Everything was delicious and we were all so fun with leftovers after so great meal overall! I love the little thai iced tea bear they put in the glass too! It was definitely the talk of our dinner for a bit. Definitely recommend getting a fresh roll/spring roll at New Thai Elephant! They are delicious!

D02. Green Curry E01. Fried Chicken Over Fried Rice C02. Pad See-Ew Noodle
Natalie R.

My boyfriend and I were craving Thai food while we were out in the city and we wanted something that was a little more relaxed so we tried this spot! I'm glad we did because it's so close to the pier, we walked from one of the parking structures and it was the perfect distance before and after a meal! Especially if you're going to be walking around the pier for a bit. The service was great too! When my boyfriend and I went we were sat fairly quickly and didn't have to flag them down besides getting the check. We came during their dinner rush and they get so many door dash orders! It makes me happy to see local business' thriving and serving their community! It was awesome. The ambiance is nice too! They have multiple TVs and one of them was playing jojos bizarre adventure which was hilarious because it's my boyfriend's favorite show! We were definitely entertained. The food was absolutely delicious! More on the spicy side and that's a compliment! Nothing tasted greasy or soggy, the green curry was so yummy the day of and the day after, their portion sizes are pretty big and neither of us were able to finish our food!! The veggies tasted very fresh as well as the noodles, like everything's made to order! We need to go back and try more of their menu!! Glad to know we have a place to go to when in the city and craving Thai!!

veg pad thai no egg (vegan)
Grace X.

I had an amazing time at dinner here with a friend. The menu is super vegan friendly, I opted for the vegetarian pad thai and asked for no egg. Our waiter was so adorably nice, and when he brought out some chiles and spicy sauce before our food he even made sure to let me know there was no fish sauce in any of the sauces. The food was amazing, very flavorful and had a good ratio of noodles to protein to veggies. The dish on its own was not really spicy at all even though I think it was supposed to be, but you can add your own spice. The interior has a lot of cool artwork and there are television screens showing scenes of Thailand, I really enjoyed the atmosphere. Prices were not outrageous either, especially considering the area. Would definitely be back to try other offerings. Highly recommend!

Tofu spring roll
Mila J.

So good! The food really reminded me of my Thailand trip. My favorite was the crispy pork and Chinese broccoli which had the right amount of heat. I also ordered the spring rolls (unfortunately they ran out of the shrimp ones) but the tofu spring rolls were still satisfying, served with 2 dipping sauces. I tried an appetizer called hoi jor also, which was a generous portion.

Magda G.

We were quite hungry after running some errands, and based on the reviews, we decided to give this place a try. It's a fairly small restaurant with only three booth-style seats and mostly small tables. Honestly, the tables for two felt a bit cramped, so we were lucky to get a booth. We ordered a vegetable broth soup, which had a light, clean flavor. It was good, especially since you can adjust it with spices provided. I also had the pumpkin curry, which was good and came with rice which I appreciate as most of the time, the rice is not included. It wasn't the best pumpkin curry I've ever had, but it was good. The pad see ew was good as well, though nothing particularly memorable. The fried rice, however, felt a bit too oily for my taste. Overall, it was a good meal, though I think our hunger definitely played a role. I'm glad I tried it, but I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to return.

Panang
Tanner C.

Had a short wait and was very busy even right before close. Quick service and the panang curry was very tasty and a large portion. Recommend.

Karen C.

My eldest was craving Thai food, so I found this spot within walking distance of our hotel and decided to order takeout. We got the chicken pad see ew, mango salmon salad, and chicken red curry. The pad see ew was really good, it was full of flavor with perfectly chewy noodles. The mango salad was also a standout, and I appreciated that they kept the dressing separate so I could add it myself when I got back. The red curry, however, was good, but not the best. I've definitely had better elsewhere. It was pretty spicy and you can't adjust the spice level. Overall, it was a solid experience, and if we're ever back in town and craving Thai food, I'd happily return.

B01. Slice Beef Noodle Soup
Audrey M.

I visited in 2023 and was excited that I had the chance to visit again. The food here is some of the best Thai food I've had. The soup is very flavorful and one of my favorite things to order. The food comes out hot, fresh, and of course delicious!

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Found this spot on TikTok and it looked Instagram worthy, so my cousin and I headed over on…read moreSaturday for a late lunch [def have to go back for brunch]. We decided to share a mimosa flight, spring rolls, and ahi scoops. Even though it wasn't brunch, they still allowed us to order a brunch flight, and they were so polite and helpful throughout 4.8/5. The inside is tiny, but quite stunning, clean, and gives a lot of opportunities for insta-worthy pics 4.9/5, I only wish there had been an actual photo wall. Now to the food. The crispy spring rolls were cooked perfectly, and seasoned well. The clear noodles and veggies were so yummy. I asked for soy sauce because that's what I prefer over sweet sauce, but honestly they needed nothing 4.8/5. The ahi scoops had the best seaweed salad on it that I have EVER had, the wasabi cream on top was the show stopper, and I don't even like wasabi 5/5. We shared the flight and was more than tipsy from two drinks each, flavors on point champagne delicious 5/5. Overall

Had Blackwood on my list for a while as I was looking for new brunch places to try. The premise of…read morea thai fusion brunch intrigued me and I was hoping it was would surpass my expectations and previous experience with Peacock Pansy (similar brunch spot). The reservation system was a bit odd with no designated time slots, but rather you put in a time yourself online. The system turned out to not work very well as I originally booked a spot for 2 at 11am and then had to call to move it to 11:40am (weird time). Turns out when we got there, my name or a close spelling of it was on the list for 12:40pm. This wasn't a big deal to me since it's easy to mishear on the phone so we moved on from that. The restaurant was decently booked and we sat inside. Now for what my partner and I ordered! Unfortunately nothing called to me strongly so I went with the very basic choice of 2 eggs plate with ciabatta toast and rainbow potatoes. I added in chicken sausage for $3. 5/10: The toast was unbuttered and honestly tasted stale. The potatoes were nice and crispy, but unsalted and quite plain. The eggs were nice, I got mine scrambled. Sausages were okay, I think I actually ended up with the pork sausages rather than chicken. My plate was $26 and I can confidently say it is not worth close to that unfortunately. Brussel Florentine Benedict 6/10: My partner was intrigued by the ton yum hollandaise sauce. There was a hint of it which was nice. Benedicts were okay, nothing special. Coconut oat matcha 8/10: On the sweeter side, but enjoyable! I liked the toasted coconut pieces on top and thought it was a nice drink. Premium matcha wise, I don't agree necessarily, but hey it was an enjoyable drink. Drip coffee 0/10: My partner loves a drip coffee and not in a snobby way. From diner coffee to honestly plain old regular slightly brunt coffee, thats her jam. This coffee was just burnt. Not sure what happened but it was $5 for a completely bitter cup of burnt coffee. Not great. Fun side note: As we were ordering the table next to us called attention to their dish as their waffle was completely undercooked and tasted bitter. The wait staff was apologetic about it, but seemed to either not understand or insist it was "too sweet" not undercooked or bitter. The table was very polite about it so honestly it was not the best look for the restaurant. It was simply feedback and I don't believe it was taken very well. Regardless, just a fun note to throw in! We will not be back unfortunately. There are many lovely brunch spots and restaurants around the city and sadly I don't think this one is worth a try just because of the cost for the quality, but I always tell myself its always worth to try in case you do think differently!

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1.2 mi•Financial District
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I already had high expectations judging from the pictures of this place, but Hed verythai still…read moremanaged to blow my mind! I ordered the Set 3 Chicken. The mushroom soup was the best thai soup I've ever had in my life! It has the sourness of tom yang soup but with a hint of sweetness and creaminess that balances it out so well! The tender, juicy chicken curry was flavored to perfection, the salad and butternut squash were refreshing, and the three grains complemented the meal so nicely. I was stuffed by the end, but not uncomfortably so. Prices were pretty fair; regular sets are $20-something and the seasonal sets are in the 30's. I really appreciated the amazing service we got too. We showed up at 6 pm on a Wednesday night with no reservations for 3 people, but the hostess said she could give us a table for around an hour, before the reserving party arrives, if we were ok with it. They were also very flexible about switching out one of the items in the sets we didn't like as much. The restaurant itself is beautiful and comfortable and 10/10 would recommend this place to anyone! The most well-done Thai food I've ever had!

Ordered the pork belly set menu and I really enjoyed the variety of flavors and textures throughout…read morethe meal. The papaya salad was spicy and sour, making it a refreshing palate cleanser before the main dishes. The pork belly had great flavor and came in a generous portion. I also tried the chicken curry, which paired beautifully with the rice. One of my favorite parts was the three different types of rice--I mixed them together with the dishes, which made each bite a little more interesting. The coconut mushroom soup was amazing, with a rich and comforting flavor. I was surprisingly impressed by the eggplant side dish as well. I'm not usually a fan of eggplant's texture, but it was cooked so well that I actually enjoyed it, and the flavorful sauce helped even more. To finish, the mango coconut pudding was light and refreshing. You could really taste the freshness of the mango, and it wasn't overly sweet--a perfect ending to the meal. Many tables to choose from on a Saturday. The restaurant itself is hidden away in an alleyway so not a lot of foot traffic, it's like a hole in the wall restaurant that you have to find.

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Hed verythai - Dining area

Dining area

Hed verythai - Set 02 : Porkbelly

Set 02 : Porkbelly

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Marnee Thai

Marnee Thai

3.8(2.1k reviews)
4.7 mi•Outer Sunset
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I love checking out new places, but my friend and I enjoy going back to familiar places even more…read more And tonight, that was Marnee. Not crowded on a Saturday night, we were able to choose our table and was greeted with hospitality. My friend ordered a Thai hot tea, which is the warm version of Thai iced tea. She can't eat spicy, so we ordered a chicken broth soup filled with vermicelli and Napa cabbage. This could be a meal on its own. There was also a snapper curry wrapped in banana leaf, which was delicious, sauteed morning glory, and a heaping bowl of rice on the side. For dessert, we had taro sticky rice with vanilla ice cream. Everything tasted delightful. We like the Thai decorations here and enjoyed our dinner and conversations in this cozy spot!

made a reservation by calling on a saturday evening but it wasn't busy when we walked in around 6…read more we were greeted warmly and seated right away. they brought menus, explained the specials and brought water. since it was our first time and the menu was pretty extensive, we took a while to order. we ordered a thai tea, singha, spicy angel tofu and roti with curry to start. the thai tea was creamy and sweet and the singha was refreshing with a unique taste. the spicy angel tofu wasn't too spicy but had great flavor and texture. the roti was flaky and buttery and the salad was a nice accompaniment. for our mains we ordered the red curry with tofu (definitely appreciated all the options to add tofu) and pad see ew. everything came out hot and flavorful. the ambiance was warm and inviting as well as the service! would definitely come again!

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Marnee Thai - Relaxed comfy Interior

Relaxed comfy Interior

Marnee Thai - Inside

Inside

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