Delicious and authentic Asian cuisine. Very understated atmosphere in east utica location…read more Service is generally attentive but it's a small neighborhood spot so be prepared to be patient.

An eclectic mix of fan favorite chinese, thai, cambodian and vietnamese cuisine. Everything here is…read morehandmade or at least tastes handmade, and havent yet had anything I disliked after five+ visits. Dont let the exterior fool you, this place is a gem and not to be missed when in Utica. Service is excellent but be forewarned the place is small and probably only run by a couple people. Be patient, its worth it.

I was driving through Oneonta and came across Simply Thai, so I decided to give it a shot. I'm glad…read moreI did. It's a quaint spot in a quaint town, and honestly, I went in with tempered expectations. I figured it might not compare to the elevated, flavorful Thai food I'm used to in Los Angeles. But I was pleasantly surprised. What stood out to me most was the hospitality. I had accidentally ordered the wrong item and needed to cancel it, and the staff was incredibly kind and flexible about removing it. That level of graciousness really leaves an impression. The house salad was so good, I genuinely wished it came as a full main dish. I also had the vegan mock chicken Penang curry, and that absolutely did not disappoint. It was flavorful, satisfying, and worth ordering again. If you're in Oneonta and craving something a little different, I would absolutely recommend Simply Thai. A lovely surprise in a small New York town.

May seem a little expensive, but the food is genuinely worth it. The restaurant is very spacious,…read moreand service is quick and everyone is very welcoming and friendly. Its really hard finding a good Thai restaurant especially this far upstate, so this was a very nice surprise.

Would not recommend. Worst Thai place I have ever had. The pad Thai was so watery and looked so…read moreunappetizing. Forced myself to eat it and regretted it. Also paid for extra veggies in it and had like 3 veggies total and like 5 bean sprouts. Not worth it, don't go

First location. Obviously considering there are only a few restaurants in Evans Mill/Calcium area,…read morethis place is great. That's about it. My friend ordered the sweet and sour pork, it was not great. I ordered the Crazy Noodles with fried tofu for lunch. Their lunch prices are discounted from their regular price at $10.99. Now tell me how I was charged $14.99? I tried to ask her for the price breakdown but she didn't understand. Or perhaps pretended to understand. Tofu and chicken has no upcharge. The flavor was okay, but nothing great. There was ONE slice of mushroom in the whole dish, that I was looking because that's my favorite. Very disappointing, my friend raved about this place and considering the proximity to Fort Drum, I was hoping it was good so I can go more often! The food was mediocre and the incorrect pricing is upsetting. We will stick to Wish Thai. They have a high chair for kids.

The food is always consistent and amazing! The staff is helpful. A great place to enjoy a meal.read more

The food here is amazing and the service is so friendly and polite and definitely worth a five star…read morereview! This was my first time here and I will definitely be coming back! The serving sizes were very good and this was my first time having seaweed salad, which is amazing! It is a casual atmosphere which is nice for coming in with blue jeans on! I highly recommend this restaurant and the food is the best

Good food and good service. I love the Thai basil rice. Could wait it every week. Staff is super…read morenice and can't go wrong.

I would advise against ordering the peanut sauce in general, either as a side or with the praram…read moretofu. It's literally a solid blob. See pic and video. The lemongrass stir fry with shrimp is good. Nice and spicy like I was hoping for. The crab cream cheese puff is really good too.. but I just can't get past the unappetizing peanut blob. It makes me leery of what's in the rest of my food tbh. UPDATE: There's hair in my lemongrass shrimp. And since I've been COMPLETELY BALD since 2018, I'm confident it didn't come from my head. I can't recommend this place at all now.

Delicious! We ordered the Pad See Ew and Yellow Curry. The curry had a great flavor…read more ..........................

Great food. Good prices. We always get take out but you can eat there also. Friendly staff. Well go…read morethere again.

We were seated quickly on a Monday afternoon. It was moderately busy. I got the pho tai and my…read morefriend got the pork chop pho. The broth was rich and flavorful. My bowl was HUGE. I was able to finish off my noodles and meat and then had a ton of that yummy broth left. The pho tai was bomb, but next time I gotta get the pork chop. I tried a bit of my friends and it was so crispy and flavorful! They have all the fixings at each table--sriracha, hoisin, seasoning, fish sauce, etc. which is super important so you can customize the spice and flavor to your liking. The service was good and they were quick. There is truly nothing like a perfectly seasoned, hot bowl of pho on a chilly day! They also serve boba, Vietnamese iced coffee, etc. Plenty of parking as well.

This was a takeout order. No papaya in papaya salad, had some confusion assembling the meal from…read morethe containers they gave me.

This place was serviceable. Most dishes we ordered were below average what we typically expect from…read morea Thai restaurant but fine. Nothing tasted particularly fresh or homemade. The Thai basil was watery and the beef in the drunken noodles was too tough and overcooked. The wrap on the spring rolls was a bit too thick. That said, it was fine and Asian is hard to come by upstate so may be back again. They do have outdoor seating and live music if that's your jam.

It's pretty ok compared to the authentic ones in NYC; fairly to say very good in a small town out…read moreof nowhere.

Zwe Ka Bin seems to be a gathering place for the local Burmese community, but they are also…read morefriendly to strangers. No menu; go to the counter and ask what they can cook for you and they will say anything you want. We settled on a noodle salad ($5) which came with a nice side of mung beans fried in batter, and some egg roll-like pastries (2 for $1). Both were fresh tasting and delicious. They also indicated they could make a noodle soup and fried rice but there are a lot of people milling around in the kitchen and I bet you could put together a pretty varied meal with some experimentation.

Best place in town for Burmese foods and tea. They have the best Burmese breakfast and lunch.read more