Palm Thai

I ordered vegetable pad see ew which was pretty good, sauce was good. It was pretty oily. Large…read moreportion. I am not a fan of the pad thai, it's dry and I don't care for the flavor. My husband ordered the back ribs which he said were delicious. It's somewhat expensive for the portion, seems more of an appetizer. It is served with french fries which were good. I would order the pad see ew again but not the pad thai.

Hands down my new favorite meal here is the GF basil fried rice. Not really spicy at all and a…read morelittle sweet but loads of flavor. Was so excited to eat it that I forgot to take a photo of that though, oops!

Inside

Loved this meal! Gai Yang Bann Pong (grilled chicken)

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Had a very satisfying dinner. Gai Yang Bann Pong in photo

Blossom Asian Bistro

3.8(94 reviews)

1.2 mi

Cold sesame noodles. The noodles were a bit mushy, like they…read morehad not been made to order. The sauce was BLAND and excessively OILY. It did not taste like they had used Chinese sesame paste, a key ingredient that adds amazing, complex flavor. Hot and sour soup. Plenty of fresh mushrooms and tofu. But the soup was TOO SWEET.

Very interesting. I believe this is a chain restaurant like Panda Express. I have never tasted…read moregeneral tsos chicken or chicken katsu like this before. Very weird recipes. Chicken katsu was super thin and had a yeast like breading and was served with a liquidy soy sauce? General tsos was made in a tempura batter? Did not taste like Asian food (neither authentic or takeout)

General Tso's Chicken

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General tsos chicken

Proud Thai Cookery

4.5(306 reviews)

5.6 mi

Cute little Thai spot, ordered to go on a holiday night. It was empty when I ran in, picked up…read moreabout $60 of food. Tom Yum soup has good flavor but lacked enough veggies/material other than broth. The rice noodles are good, wide and a little oily. The beef in the pad see ew was overcooked or too lean, too tough, though, so detracted from the experience. Spicy drunken noodles had the same beef problem. Street parking. If I go back, will try the beef boat noodle later.

With only 6 tables you'll be treated to an intimate, casual setting. You are welcomed with a quart…read moreof chilled water and a gracious welcome. The menu is extensive. You will have lots of choices. Definitely try the Tom Kha Gai soup! It has a lime coconut base. Amazing!! It's my first time trying it. I also had the Pad Se Ew, a perennial favorite. Both were over the top delicious. If you are anywhere in the area, stop by for an authentic Thai experience.

Inside

Roast duck with Thai basil

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Across the street shot as I was crossing... little blurred as I avoided traffic

Malay

4.0(327 reviews)

Amazing food. 1) The…read moreroti canai is unbelievable. Must get. 2) Try their mixed satay, also unbelievable. 3) Their Malay potato chicken curry was amazing. 4) Their Malay milk tea was fantastic! 5) Try the side of coconut rice and chicken rice, worth the 2 bucks each.

My husband and I love Malaysian food and take frequent trips to NYC just to visit our favorite…read moreMalaysian spots. We were very excited to discover Malay nearby in Morristown, and we had to check it out. We ordered the Malay Prawn Mee, Chicken Sambal, and the Roti Canai. Roti Canai is one of my favorite Malaysian dishes, but this didn't quite hit the spot. The roti wasn't soft and dip-able. It was kind of flaky and kept falling apart every time I tried to use it to scoop up some curry. The curry was a little watery and not all that flavorful, and I defintiely would've appreciated more than just one or two chunks of potato and chicken. The chicken sambal and soup were additionally a bit disappointing. The chicken sambal was just okay for me, and the flavor didn't really blow me out of the water. It almost felt like something I could make at home. The soup similarly did not have a particularly rich or flavorful broth, and left me a little dissapointed. Another thing that really influences my review is how cold it was inside. It got even colder when people opened and closed the door. It was so cold that our food didn't seem hot. I think the cold air cooled it off instantly and we were left eating room temperature chicken and soup.

Very large & airy interior ambience

Thai massaman curry in acorn squash with white rice

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Pineapple Fried Rice

Nakorn Thai Restaurant

3.8(56 reviews)

Our party of 3 enjoyed a delicious dinner at Nakorn a few days ago. I made reservations for us a…read moreday in advance, although it wasn't really needed. The restaurant had only a few people when we walked in. Two of us arrived first and we were seated immediately while waiting for the third person, who came about 5 minutes later. I mention this detail because a lot of restaurants are strict about not seating you until the entire party arrives (I appreciate Nakorn for not sweating the small stuff). It was my second time and their first time (per my suggestion). We're all foodies so I was confident they'd enjoy! And I was right :) For starters, we shared a curry puff appetizer (3 pieces). Small size, BIG flavor!! Especially paired with the pickled sauce. Chef's kiss! For our main dishes - I had the Chicken Pad See Ew and they tried the Mixed Seafood Pad See Ew (shrimp, scallops, and mussels). Everything was delicious!!! Had it not been for the intriguing conversation around the table, we easily would not have any leftovers to take home. It is a BYOB establishment, so we brough Sake and enjoyed it in the wine glasses provided by Nakorn. I love downtown Summit and all of its foodie glory, but if you've ever been, you know what parking is like. Free after 6pm Monday - Saturday and free all day Sunday. There's a small lot directly across the street from Nakorn, which is convenient. Be intentional though, the parking spaces go fast.

Tried to order from DoorDash. They accepted my order and cancelled literally 1 min before the…read moredasher was supposed to arrive. What is up with that?! I would like to say the food was good or bad but I never had a chance to find out. Of course I lost my $20 tip (the poor dasher deserved it for waiting and doing the work, but still) Not a great experience.

Good vibes inside restaurant.

Red Curry

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Shrimp See Ew & Tofu Thai Basil

Thaitanium Thai Restaurant

4.4(27 reviews)

4.9 mi

This wasn't for me…read more I really wanted to try this restaurant after reading all the good reviews. I came here for dinner with the family and ordered a veg thom kha, 3 curries and a duck pad Thai. The soup tasted average and had too many raw vegetables. The 2 panaang curries were not spicy at all. The fish in the curry was nicely fried. The yellow curry (not spicy) was too sweet , was hi-liter yellow and very watery. My kid, who loves curry, barely ate hers. The duck pad that was a miss too. We were the only Asian family diners.

Nice restaurant tucked away at the end of a short strip of stores. Good service and reasonable…read moreprices. Tried tom kha gai (coconut chicken soup) and drunken noodles with shrimp. Also finished with mango sticky rice. The noodles were good..fairly standard. The soup had good flavor and mouth feel, but there was too many bamboo shoots, not enough cilantro, no galangal (that I could taste or see), and who puts celery in tom kha gai? Celery doesn't belong. The mango sticky rice was good, but it could have used more condensed milk.

Interior

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Penang Malaysian & Thai Cuisine

3.8(588 reviews)

Came here for my husband's birthday with a couple friends and enjoyed their service and food!…read moreAccording to my husband and his high school friend, this restaurant has been around since they were in high school (won't age them but ages ago..) so you know it's good if it has been around for a while! We ordered a lot of dishes including a whole fish.. all the classic Malaysian dishes and everything was fresh and definitely tastes like home. Wasn't too big a fan of their assam laksa (lacked a bit of flavour) but everything else was good. Staff were also really accommodating for all the kids and gave us the room in the back so we had a semi private area away from the other patrons. Usually come here during Chinese New Year for their Yee Sang but I think you just have to call to confirm they have it every year. It's a great place to get together with friends and family !

Ordered: Malaysian Iced Tea (~$6)…read moreRoti Canai (~$7): with chicken potato curry for dipping Penang Satay Mix (~$14): marinated beef & chicken skewers, served with peanut sauce Penang Char Kway Teow (~$17): stir fried flat rice noodles with fresh shrimp, squid, bean sprouts, eggs, soy sauce & chili paste Chili Chicken (~$21): lightly fried sliced chicken with fresh chili, curry leaves, onion and oriental spices White Rice (~$2) Aya's take: Penang is like the Thai & Malaysian version of the Cheesecake Factory. Their menu is massive with almost 200 items literally numbered! It seems to be a neighborhood staple and I was looking forward to trying it. I started with the Malaysian Iced tea which was pretty sweet (as expected) but paired nicely with the meal. The Roti Canai is the most popular item here and I can see why. It's flaky and buttery and pairs well with the sweet & savory chicken potato curry. The Penang Satay Mix is an absolute skip. Apparently it's "charcoal-grilled" and there's no way that's possible. It was super dry & chewy. On the other hand, the Penang Char Kway Teow - this was my favorite dish of the night! The flat rice noodles were cooked perfectly and soaked up all the flavor from the soy sauce & chili paste. The shrimp & squid were super fresh and my only complaint is there wasn't enough. The Chili Chicken was simple yet full of heat, spices, and could've gone well with a vegetable dish. Super affordable, filling, and quick service. The staff were also very friendly and accommodating!

Penang Char Kway Teow (~$17)

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Malaysian Iced Tea (~$6)

Summit Thai Cuisine

4.2(226 reviews)

This restaurant has been around for years and for good reason! Service is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable, the restaurant has enough seating for 50 or so. We ordered papaya salad, drunken noodles, holy basil beef, and the tilapia with eggplant. All dishes were delicious and not even a morsel left. The noodles are bouncy and flavorful. The tilapia with eggplant plant has nice sized fish prices that are fried then added to the dish to absorb the yummy sauce. Papaya salad was fresh and peanut-y. If you're a Thai food beginner, I recommend the base spice. If you like spicy foods, order a 1 spice or maybe up to 2 if you love the spicy kick. Anything hotter, I wouldn't recommend but maybe ask for the chili flakes separately and add to your tolerance.

Ordered UberEats on this frigid day. The veggie dumpling was inedible the pad thai was average and…read morethe chicken was dry. The drunken noodles was good with nice flavors. All in all the delivery was fast the food was meh and not likely to reorder.

55. Drunken Noodle

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Origin Thai 2

3.7(267 reviews)

4.4 mi

Thank you Origin Thai for accomodating our group of 6 on a Christmas evening for authentic Thai…read moredinner. Some of our friends have been raving about this place,saying this is where they'd get the best Thai in the state. Whilst I'm a bit reserved to make such a statement,our experience was truly a well rounded experience. We ordered a number of appetizers from Chef's special menu, then several entrees including soup,salad, noodles and curries. The only non-authentic meal ordered was the French Soup,which I found too sweet for my liking,but all else was really flavorful. It was really busy so we had a bit of a wait once ordered,but understandably so. No complaints and would come back again to try some of the other dishes from the menu!

Most flavorful lunch I have had in a long time! So…read moresatisfying Lunch service/waitress was very sweet and attentive Veg Pad Thai.... Amazing! Yellow curry - sweet & delicious! Appetizer zucchini/spinach soup.... Delicious!