I have been coming here for years. Tiny cozy little place. Amazing family style hospitality and…read morewonderful staff. Naomi is a sweetheart. Food is excellent. Healthy delicious flavor great menu. Food has gotten a bit expensive. Other than that it is a great restaurant.

I decided to try this place because of their very reasonably priced lunch specials. The place was…read moreso homey, we felt like we were dining at someone's home. There was a friendly server and the owner/chef also came out. He let us know he's been there for 6 years. I would have tried them sooner, but I'm no longer in my Thai food phase. There was a time when I used to have Thai food about once a week. I was quite impressed with the freshness of the food and what you get for $15. I thought the portions were right there, but if you need more food, an appetizer might be a good addition. We were there around 12:30 and were the only ones there, but people started slowly coming in and by 1:15 most of the tables got filled. One weird thing was that they use disposable cups for water. Perhaps it's a more of a to-go place or not enough man power to wash cups? My friend and I shared the chicken pad khee mao and chicken with spicy basil sauce. Each dish comes with a spring roll, but somehow no dipping sauce! However, if you ask, they have them in little to-go cups. My friend can't handle too much spice so we went with regular spicy, which to me wasn't spicy at all. The vegetables were crunchy and I liked that the noodle still had a good chew and not gummy. Basil sauce was right on the edge of being salty but with rice, it was okay. The food was flavorful, not greasy, and I'm sure would have tasted way better with more heat. The lunch options are pretty basic, but the full menu has a lot more interesting dishes, and based on the taste of the lunch dishes, I plan on trying different dishes in the near future if I'm in the mood for Thai.

I was stunned to find my takeout actually taste good. That doesn't happen often, for some reason,…read moreand I have my own speculations why. Usually it doesn't travel well, and 2, kitchens don't put as much effort into to go meals because it's not as profitable. Well, worry not about that at Thai Shack. My pad woon sen was every bit as good as it would tasted dining indoors. My Thai tea was perfectly sweet and bitter, the way it should be. And my spring rolls still retained the crisp after being packed, even though it's been waiting to be picked up for 15 minutes. I'm very satisfied and will have to make another trip here when in town!

We were at a bball game down the street and wanted a snackysnack. As a Thai food snob (my father…read morelived in Thailand/nyc baby ) we were just hungry and my expectations were what I thought realistic for Teaneck Thai. Yet, I was humbled... We ordered a super simple meal and every dish had something that made it delicious and delightfully unique. Cute, clean and quaint but we got it to go. We were greeted by a lovely Woman and while it was hoppin with phone and Togo orders, she took the time to connect and thank us. clearly there is attention to detail and love in preparing this food! The crisp of the lightly salted pork belly and chive dumpling showed this is nacho average wannabe Thai grub. The peanut sauce, and tangy lime sauce with the pork... The perfectly adherent but not gummy sticky rice...we will be back! Thanks Yelpers for this win.....And we won the game too! Go Panthers

I love their beef noodle soup it's soul nourishing and I got it 2 weeks in a row LOL , Mother's Day…read moreand then my birthday ! Service is friendly promptly Ambiance jazz chill clean and modern feel Decent amount of seating too 5/5 would recommend !!!

Food was okay nothing special at all. Thai iced coconut…read morecoffee was amazing, on the sweeter side. Fried tofu special was good, not too oily. Pork dish was a lot smaller than pictures and it had a lot of fat but it was worth trying. The rice it came with was chewy and on the wetter side so that was a plus. Kao soi had a prominent coconut flavor, it was spicy and the chicken it came with was super tender. Not a big fan of their rice noodles but the crispy noodles that came on top was a good texture contrast. Crab curry was yummy good for those who like seafood and that fishy flavor. Skip beef noodle soup. Mango sticky rice was good but some parts of it were bruised so not too happy with that. Service was alright. Good interior vibes though. Not sure if I'd come again as the food wasn't anything outstanding.

This place used to be this tiny hole in the wall, heavy on the family style theme restaurant. And…read moretheir spice level will blow you away. Don't go higher than 2 if you value your insides and want a calmer morning after. Food is amazing. Once you become a regular they will open you up to a more eclectic hidden menu where you can order things that are not on the menu.

I ordered takeout and the food was very good. I really enjoyed the pad Thai and the mango sticky…read morerice. Good solid Thai food!

We came here on Sunday noon, just few minutes after their opening time. The restaurant had a…read morebeautiful indoor and outdoor dining space, with modern interior and furnishing. The menu was several pages but had some really interesting unique dishes. We ordered the spring rolls, tom yum soup, pineapple fried rice with chicken, Bronzino mango green apple salad, and duck tamarind. Also the dishes were really good. I was surprised to see the Bronzino dish had two big filet. Mango salad was so delicious. Loved the fried rice. Tom yum had the zesty citrusy flavor. The Thai iced was excellent too. Prices of the dishes were little high but size, quality and taste made it reasonable. The server was wonderful. All the staff members were friendly and attentive. The dishes were served in short intervals. They also packed us the left overs. Overall we loved dining here and will be back again to try some of the other dishes we didn't get to this time.

My girlfriend and I were looking for a place to grab dinner with my parents when my parents…read moresuggested Churod Thai. It's relatively new but my parents said they ate there a couple months back and they enjoyed it. They do have a small parking lot but it was full. It makes sense though, it was a Saturday night and they were also hosting a party. We lucked out and found street parking down the block and we got a table for 4 right away. The restaurant got PACKED right after we sat down though the place is bigger than it looks from the outside. My parents were not too hungry so they both ordered appetizers (papaya salad and calamari). I got the Khao Soi and my girlfriend got the Crying Tiger. Steak. The two apps came out pretty quickly but the entrees took quite a bit longer. The calamari was really good. It was fried perfectly and served with a side of sweet Thai chili sauce. Nothing groundbreaking but delicious nonetheless. The papaya salad was great as well. It had a good bit of spice to it which I enjoyed. My girlfriend's Crying Tiger Steak was cooked well and it was nice and tender. It was a little under seasoned but it came with some sauce on the side. With a name like 'Crying Tiger' I expected the sauce to be pretty spicy but it wasn't. It did give the meat good flavor though. I got the Khao Soi which is essentially coconut curry noodle soup. It's got some egg noodles in the broth but it's also topped with crispy fried egg noodles. As a noodle lover I appreciate the different textures. The coconut curry was nice and creamy with the perfect amount of spice. The dish also had some tender chicken in it and the chicken soaked up the flavor of the coconut curry. It had some vegetables in it too. My girlfriend had leftover sticky rice that came with her steak so I enjoyed throwing that in the curry and eating them together. The service was good even though my food took forever to come out. I could see that they were extremely busy so I won't hold it against them too much. I'll definitely come back to give them another shot.

Tom Yum Koong is a family business that is a frequent stop on my circuit of restaurants. Firstly,…read morethe ambiance is cozy, well kept and clean, with soft music in the background. The owner and her employees are attentive, friendly and helpful with smiles that will make you feel right at home. The menu is exhaustive, with delights to satisfy anyone. You will not regret giving it a try. Danny Vec

Authentic and flavorful Thai dishes. Small cozy atmosphere with friendly service. We always go with…read morethe Sauteed Mussels to start which always has just right amount of spice and the Ped Kratiem Sliced boneless crispy duck topped with garlic sauce, scallions & cilantros served with jasmine rice and the Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles) Stir fried flat noodles with mixed vegetables, mushroom, thai basil and chili sauce. This place is BYOB as well.

My favorite Thai restaurant in the area! It's a hole in the wall so you might not notice it at…read morefirst, although the food is definitely something that'll catch your attention. Their service is attentive and not rushed and the servers are well informed about their dishes ingredients (im allergic to peanuts but love Thai food lol so they were helpful in letting me know if anything was cooked with peanut oil or contained peanuts) My favorite dish is anything of theirs that involves duck off their dinner menu (always cooked crispy with plenty of flavor) and it's great that it's fairly priced too :) The restaurant is kind of small so it may not be great for huge parties

We happened to be doing some shopping in the Paramus neighborhood and were in the need for a dinner…read morespot. We were craving some sort of Asian cuisine, and I had had DD Thai bookmarked to try, so we headed to the restaurant. The small place was tucked away in a strip mall, just off the highway. We parked the car and managed to get into the restaurant without slipping on the massive amounts of black ice that had accumulated in the lot. The restaurant's decor was lacking in that the booths on the right side of the place had ripped upholstery and the seating on the left side was in better condition, but mismatched. Despite the furniture, the woman running the front of the house was very sweet, and the food was great! We started with the Curry Puff appetizer. The 3 large dumplings had been completely stuffed with a sweet chicken curry, while the fried, flaky exterior was a nice golden brown color and not at all greasy. My Pad See Ew with Chicken was very flavorful and perfectly cooked, though it could have used a tad more sauce. My companion felt the same about his Drunken Noodles, which he similarly scarfed up, though he would have preferred more spice. I have now tried several Thai restaurants in Bergen County and many of them have fallen short on delivering the flavorful impact I would expect from the cuisine. However, DD Thai was definitely one of the better ones in the area!

Went with family. They had been here before and went on…read moretheir recommendations. Everything we ordered was fresh, delicious and came out quickly. Our Wait server was very friendly. Answered our questions and met our requests with precision. Looking forward to returning soon.

The food, service, ambience were so good here and that was just the start. Had their Tom Kha OMG…read moresooo good it was a perfect portion. Definitely sad I can't take the whole restaurant back with me. Will definitely come back when I visit again.