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I made a pickup order online, which was quick and easy. It was ready within 15 minutes and all packaged nicely. I ordered the Pad See Ew with Crispy Chicken ($18.95) and Cheesy Crab Rangoon ($10). To start, I liked that they separated the crispy chicken from the pad see yu so it wouldn't get soggy. Despite that, the crispy chicken was so dry and hard. If you're going to get any dish with a protein, don't get the crispy chicken. The noodles itself were decent, but could use more flavor. I did enjoy the crab rangoons though if you like cream cheese like I do. Overall, the food was just ok to me. With so many great Thai spots in NYC, this was just whatever to me. It seems like their presentation and aesthetics make the meal seem better, but I didn't experience this since I did takeout.
I walked past this restaurant and decided to drop in and try it. It was around 2:30 so I missed the lunch rush and it was fairly empty inside. I was seated right away and the waiter just dropped the menu off and then came back a few minutes later to take my order. I ordered the Kra Pao (Thai basil ground meat and rice) and was surprised the waiter 1) didn't mention the lunch special option and 2) didn't ask me spice level preference. It looked like everyone else dining at that time either knew about the lunch special or were told about it cuz they all had ordered it. I'm not upset about my order but love a good deal, so I felt like the service could have been better. The food itself was good - flavorful and cooked well but I could have had a little more spice. A good Thai option if you're in the area!
3.5. After checking in at another local Thai spot and left ignored for 30 minutes, we upped and left. Next stop--Rua Thai. We took a leap of faith after an unpleasant experience last year and revisited. This time, all was quiet as we entered and throughout dinner. The large (almost too bright) chandelier was a stunning welcome and once settled, water was served in lovely copper cups. We shared the steamed vegetable gyoza for appetizer. Not bad but not the best. My order was Spicy Tofu with Chinese Broccoli. Good thing I asked for Steamed tofu since the dish is made with deep fried tofu. The other order was Chicken with Garlic. I had a taste and although the flavors were good, the chicken was overcooked. Service, at times, was lackluster and clumsy. Overall, we were satisfied and I will return again. In fact, the dish I ordered might be on repeat. I really liked it.
My mom said her friend thought the food here was yummy, so I brought her here to try it. The service was really great, and most of the food was ok, but I was really disappointed with the majority of their deep-fried foods. They were too dry, overcooked, and bland. Shrimp Donuts - Golden fried breaded shrimp donuts. $15 5/5 This was the best thing I had here. I know I said their deep-fried foods aren't good, but this was one of the exceptions. The shrimp was bouncy and succulent. The batter was just right and tasted pretty light. The donuts were served with a sweet chili sauce. Duck Crepe - Crispy duck, cucumber, mix salad wrapped in roti bread. $12 4/5 This was an inventive dish. The roti bread was nicely crisped. The layers of salad leaves and veggies gave a nice moistness to the dish. The duck was good too. One order of this is pretty filling despite being an appetizer. Kao Pad Muk / Squid Ink Fried Rice w/ Fried Calamari 3.5/5 It sounds interesting, but it was not memorable. The salted egg yolk flavor was very subtle, even though the salted egg yolk crumbs were sprinkled all over the dish. Not the best calamari I've had, but also not the worst. Not sure how strong the squid ink flavoring should be, but it wasn't very strong here. Pad see yu with crispy chicken - $18.95 3/5 You get to pick your desired protein with the pad see yu. I went with crispy chicken because I haven't seen that option before at other Thai restaurants. The pad see yu itself was pretty good, but the pile of crispy chicken on top was a no-go. As mentioned before, they don't do deep-fried foods that well. It didn't really taste like chicken because all the juiciness was sucked out of it, and it was hard to detect the chicken taste. The batter was too much (too crispy and dry). I should've gone with a different protein. Branzino with Massaman Curry 3.5/5 The massaman curry was great. It actually went really well with the deep-fried branzino. But the branzino was flavorless without the curry. My husband really enjoyed the fish, though, and my mom was obsessed with the curry. Royal Pineapple Fried Rice 3/5 The fried rice was fine, but I didn't appreciate how the seafood was piled on top of the pineapple opening. You have to clear all the seafood before getting to the rice. The seafood was deep-fried, which I wasn't aware of - maybe it was depicted in the photo, but I can't recall. And unfortunately, the deep-fried seafood was not that great. The shrimp, in particular, was overcooked. I did enjoy the big pieces of pineapple slices on the side. Pad Puk Tofu - Sauteed mix vegetables and tofu $17.95 4/5 I enjoyed this sauteed dish of vegetarian ingredients, but the price is pretty steep for what it is. It came with a plate of plain white rice. Chicken kra-prao - 1/5 You get to pick the protein for this dish, and we went with chicken. Something about the flavor was just not enjoyable for me, so this was my least favorite dish. It came with a fried egg on top and a bed of rice. The chicken part of the dish could've used some sauciness. It was very dry and didn't look appetizing. Teriyaki fried rice 4/5 I didn't try the steak since it was kind of red/pink, but I did enjoy the fried rice. My group said the steak was good, though. We had wanted to order an udon dish, but they ran out of udon for the day! It was only lunchtime when we went, so we were taken aback.
My friend and I decided to check out Rua Thai on a Thursday at 5:15pm. The interior has an instagrammable aesthetic, perfect for catching up with friends or for date night. We were the only people in the restaurant the entire time, but it was a stormy day, so that could have impacted the decisions of others. I got massaman curry with tofu ($17.95) and my friend got pad see yu with pork ($17.95). The branding on my friend's pad see yu was a nice touch! Though prices are comparable to other Brooklyn thai places, I do think the dishes are on the smaller side. Generally, the food was tasty, and I would recommend it if you are in the area. For me, I prefer a less liquid consistency to my curry and a stronger peanut flavor. I had no issues with spice for this, so it's a good choice if you are sensitive to spice. Service was very attentive! We had consistent water refills and check-backs. I would come back to try one of their special dishes, to see if those deliver more on flavor.
Came to eat here at night and saw all the great reviews so figured I'd give them a chance for dinner. Started with the crab Rangoon and it was pretty average the oil they fry it wasn't fresh so there was black spots all over the Rangoon Five out of 10 And then I tried the Thai fried rice and upon my first bite there was a humongous bone wrapped around a piece of chicken which almost cracked my tooth. Minus that horrifying experience. The fried rice is pretty bad, lacking flavor and just seemed like empty carbs. 1/10 and almost caused my physical harm. Won't ever come back
Ate lunch here on a Saturday. The food was very delicious. The appetizer tray comes with a variety of sampler with different sauces which I really enjoyed. The clay pot rice was good but the only thing I didn't like was that there wasn't enough meat in it. The calamari is crispy and the spicy sauce accompanied with it made it very delicious. The servers were very attentive. Refilling our waters frequently and always checking up on us throughout the meal. This is a great place to have lunch or dinners beautiful pictures of Thailand fill the walls of the restaurant.
Like the Phoenix, Rua Thai has arisen from the ashes of Kor Tor Mor, bigger and better than its predecessor. Actually, it's not bigger. It's exactly the same size as the previous restaurant. But so far, I do like it better. I think you have to dine in to get the full effect of the "Floating Market Inspired" cuisine, but thus far I'm deeply, deeply content with the extremely flavorful takeout we've been getting. Unlike some dime a dozen Thai delivery joints we've encountered, Rua incorporates little touches that amp up the flavor of old standbys like Pad Thai and red curry into something I actually want to eat. My guess is it's a little more lime, a little more fish sauce, and a lot more deliciousness. My daughter even branched out into pad see ew (a first) and now loves it, even if she calls them "mushroom noodles." I guess they look like mushrooms? I dunno, but I can't wait to dine in and see these beautiful dishes as they were meant to be eaten.
Came here for an early belated birthday dinner with a friend of mine. We ordered crab rangoon, curry dumplings, crispy chicken pad see ew, and chicken drunken noodles. The food was delicious. The curry dumplings are filled with shrimp and chicken. They were spicy but delicious. If you have a low spice tolerance, don't order it. The grab rangoon was the surprise treat for the night. I tend to not like crab rangoon from too many places because often times the cream cheese flavor is too strong and overpowers the crab. However, they did a great job here of balancing the flavor profile of the crab with the cream cheese. If you're in the Cobble Hill area, definitely check them out.
Rua Thai in Brooklyn has become one of my go to Thai restaurants for authentic Thai food in NYC. Rua Thai is always a pleasurable dining experience . The authenticity of the restaurant took me on a journey through Thailand market. From the aromatic soup to the flavorful Pineapple Rice and shrimp, each dish showcased a perfect balance of spices . The ambiance was inviting and the staff provided attentive service. Their signature cocktail selections are phenomenal. The menu offers a huge variety of Thai specialities. I enjoyed this great culinary journey! Don't forget they have an amazing lunch special.
I enjoyed my visit to Rua Thai; the customer service was terrific! The ladies were very attentive and made sure we were comfortable and had everything we wanted. I initially came here for the shrimp doughnuts, but I was disappointed because they didn't taste like shrimp. I tasted more oil than anything else. We also ordered calamari, which was better than the shrimp but lacked flavor. I ordered a drink called Kwan-ream it had coconut rum, amaretto, matcha, and kinako. I tried to like it but it was way too sweet for me. The waitress was understanding and switched it for me to a Tom Ka Za. That drink had rum, coconut, lemongrass, and limeleaf. It was better and had a good balance between the sweetness and alcohol. I plan to return again to try other items from their menu and hopefully I have a better experience.
2 years ago
Did a girls night out here and it did not disappoint. The decor is so so pretty and inspired by the floating markets in thailand made it feel so cozy on a cold fall night. The food and drinks were to DIE for!!! * Tom Ka Za: a take on the classic coconut base soup was so tropical and creamy highly recommend trying * Watermelon: super refeshing and light was perfect to pair with some of the heavier dishes * Calamari: was sooo yummy!! super crispy battered squid with a tangy sweet sauce was to die for * Shrimp Donuts: very crispy crunchy and sooo well seasoned and was JAM PACKED with shrimp. am picky about my seafood but this did not disappoint * Duck Yaowarat: this dish was a family recipe and truly did not disappoint. the duck was tender and flavorful with a lovely mushroom sauce that felt both clean and savory. would highly recommend!!! * Kai Tod Hat Yai: first time trying thai style fried chicken and it was so good. it had a delicious curry broth and roti similar to a roti canai paired with yummy flavorful fried chicken. was pleasantly surprised by this twist on fried chicken. * Coconut Pudding: a perfect end to a heavy meal these were light and creamy without being too sweet. Cannot recommend this place enough for the next time you're looking for a great thai meal in brooklyn. read more
2 years ago
The Rua Thai restaurant, inspired by Thailand's floating markets, provided exceptional service that truly transported me to Thailand. Every cuisine was bursting with delicious flavors, and I can't wait to visit again. APPETIZERS Shrimp Donuts Calamari-Crispy ENTREES Pineapple Seafood Fried Rice-Shrimp, mussels, squid, egg, onion, scallion, tomato, pineapple and cashew nuts. Mama Tom Yum Grilled River Prawns- Grilled shrimp with sautéed tom yum noodles. DRINKS Floating Market-Tequila, elderberry kombucha, lime juice, sour mix with gummy bear garnish Lychee by The Sea-Citron vodka, The Siee on the rocks read more
Really enjoyed everything I ordered! So flavorful and the drinks were really good too. Below is what I ordered: - butterfly pea lychee soda - smoke on smith - shrimp donuts - curry dumplings - duck yaowarat - crying tiger - fried rice read more
3 years ago
I came here for dinner and it was good. I had the wings and the noodles with shrimp. It had a good amount of shrimp. I enjoyed it and my friend gave me one of her curry puffs which were also good. I did not have any of the drinks. The service was good and the place was pretty. The reason I did not give it a five is because it was not memorable in regards to the taste of the foods while it was good it is not a place, I am rushing back to. I would recommend it and I would go back if I am in the area. Also the amount of food they give is sufficient, I had leftovers . The place is nice for all gatherings, a very friendly atmosphere. read more
my friend and I came here for lunch on a weekend! We got: *shrimp donuts $13 *roti canai $9 *mama tom yum grilled river prawns $29 *pineapple seafood fried rice $26 *spiked thai iced milk tea $12 (HH) *strawberry guava fizz mocktail $8 first, presentation of the entrees were insane, so pretty. we really liked the entrees. mama tom yum grilled river prawns noodles were so flavorful. the pineapple seafood fried rice was also good but compared to noodles, lacked some flavor, but pineapples were soo sweet, yum. shrimp donuts were yum, but the roti was not that good, wasn't a fan. last, the spiked thai tea with coconut rum and whipped cream was sooo good, i love. my friend also enjoyed her strawberry guava fizz mocktail, which essentially was like juice. It's a chill restaurant with a decent number of seats, nothing too fancy and would recommend for a casual thai lunch meet up. service was not bad. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Belated Anniversary dinner with my babe. . We decided on a change of scenery and headed out to Brooklyn to this cute local Thai place. . This place was steadily busy so I thought this was a good sign. . The bartender, who was also our server, was very sweet and friendly. . We toasted to our anniversary with a Floating Market - tequila, elderberry kombucha, lime juice, and sour mix with a cute gummy bear garnish. . We started with Larb Fries (delicious with tangy heat) with sweet chili sauce and chicken satay with peanut sauce. . I had the Colossal Crab Fried Rice which came with creamy and crispy Crab Rangoon and he had Pad Thai Boran. . We ended it with a lightly sweet Mango Sticky Rice. . It was a perfect night together. We'll be back. read more
2 years ago
Rua Thai is a modern Thai inspired by floating market cuisine. The name rua translate as rowboat refers to the boats where vendors like chef's family plied their goods on the canals of the market. The menu's contemporary style of cooking combines the real flavors of street food with the bustling energy of the floating markets. On the menu, you'll find unique dishes inspired by those his family sold in the market alongside modern takes of Thai favorites. They also have a full bar with signature cocktails. Must try is the shrimp donut and The branzino fish, It is so Crispy with a sweet savory sauce, Mango salad and a blue butterfly pea jasmine rice. read more
2 years ago
I had such a great meal at Rua Thai in Brooklyn! The food was delicious! I started out with the Spicy Mango Margarita and a Thai Iced Tea For Apps I had the Shrimp Donuts and Duck Crepes. For the main I had the Mama Tom Yum Grilled River Prawn, and the Kai Tod Had Yai For dessert I had the Mango Coconut Sticky rice. The service was excellent and the atmosphere was super cute! I will definitely be back read more
2 years ago
The food was amazing! The service was great! The Ambiance was very cute, inspiration from the floating market cuisine of Ratchaburi, Thailand, where Chef Kornpon Theeraumpornkul spent his childhood. If you're wondering what to order during your visit, here are some recommendations: Curry Dumplings Cheesy Crab Rangoon Pineapple Seafood Fried Rice Mango Chicken Floating Market, Watermelon Mojito & Smoke On Smith They also offer fantastic mocktails for those who are not drinking. read more
2 years ago
Today was my first time visiting RUA, and I was highly satisfied with my visit. The atmosphere was quiet and cozy. Plus, there was natural light, which helped me capture videos and photos of all items my guest and I ordered during our visit. Everything I ordered was delicious and fresh! The staff were accomodating and helpful. My favorite items included Curry Puff, Crying Tiger and Fried Bananas. My guest also enjoyed her meal, and she was happy that the restaurant offered vegetarian options. It's a great option for anyone as the menu also includes mocktails and vegan menu options. Overall, I highly recommend checking out RUA if you're a fan of Thai cuisine! read more
2 years ago
Gosh! Where to begin! I woke up the next day after visiting this hidden gem salivating for more! The ambiance and decor is much more humble and unassuming, which was a giveaway that the food would be above average because more effort and investments went to the meal and less bells and whistles wasted on anything else. The cocktails hit just the right amount of notes in the taste buds. The meals, well seasoned and expertly presented in classic local Thai plates that sent me back to one of many trips I'd taken visiting Thailand. Very tasty, aromatic, well seasoned and dare I say... abundant. So go there hungry because you'll need an empty stomach to accomodated their generous portions. I'll be posting a video review on my Instagram page shortly @tinuonline read more
2 years ago
You can totally tell I'm crazy about Thai food when I hit up this Thai restaurant in Brooklyn right after getting back from Bangkok to New York. This spot's low-key but still serves up some legit Thai vibes! My go-to dishes are the shrimp donut and the MaMa Tom Yum grilled river prawn - seriously delish! And the presentation? Totally Thai vibes, peace signs and all! Plus, the Tom Ka Za cocktail hits the spot! Overall, it's a solid experience. Here's the breakdown: Food: 4/5, Ambience: 4/5, Drinks: 5/5, Service: 4.5/5. As for what we ordered: Appetizer: shrimp donut, Larb wing Main: MoMa Tom Yum grilled river prawn, fried fish Drink: Tom Ka Za, Spliked Thai ice milk tea : Dessert: Mango sticky rice as always read more
1 year ago
Very good, i like it so much.环境很不错，照明的灯很可爱。适合聚餐，pad tai是我女儿最喜欢的菜，烤鸭有北京烤鸭的味道。red curry taste very good read more
2 years ago
Found hidden gems Thai restaurant on Smith street in Brooklyn. The ambiance is so nice, I felt like I was at floating market in Thailand. I did try a few dishes. My favorite was Fish with mango salad so delicious. Also can't forget to mention the drinks. It was amazing meal. read more
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Rua surprised me and went above the quality I expected. The staff was very friendly and I'd definitely recommend their Chef Specialties, they're such great authentic Thai staples. We had the Pla Tod Numpla, crispy branzino and it was fried to perfection. Not too oily and fried in a way that I had a lot of amazing crispy bits. Came with mango salad and beautiful butterfly pea rice. The serving was great value and could feed two! Don't miss out on the duck crepes too they are a lovely flavor with plum sauce with some Chinese mooshu vibes. Enjoyed it so much I ordered take out the next day with their lunch special and also loved their pad see ew. Had a nice smokey wok fire flavor. Excited to keep exploring their menu! read more
this modern thai spot is inspired by the floating markets in Thailand. love the interior. the presentation of the dishes were on point. love how the shrimp donuts came stacked. my crab fried rice was literally served in a coconut! the sauce that came with it was so so delicious. we ended the meal with the mango sticky rice and it did not disappoint. the service was quick and they got pretty busy later in the night. can't wait to come back! read more
2 years ago
Food was delicious but very pricey. They did come out very pretty and photographed great. Not sure if I would come again but definitely worth a try. read more
2 years ago
Excellent spot. Cute little restaurant, friendly, knowledgeable service. One of best Massaman Curry's I've had. Fresh food, delicious food, beautiful plating. Great lunch specials!! read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Had a great experience last weekend at Rua-this was a quaint but very cute little Thai restaurant located in Brooklyn Heights. My friend and I had a diverse group of dishes, I started with the spiked Thai ice tea....never knew such a thing existed! BUT was pleasantly surprised, the drink was delicious!! My friend had the Floating Market which was super colorful and pretty. For appetizers we had the Shrimp Doughnuts & Cheesy Crab Rangoon both were very rich & savory. For mains my friend ordered the Duck Yaowarat and I had the Crying Tiger. My friend's dish looked GREAT. My steak was cooked to perfection BUT it was very fatty so I kind of regretted that I didn't order something different :( the service and overall experience was wonderful....I would definitely dine here again!! read more
2 years ago
We came on a Friday around 6:30 and there was space for walk-ins. The location has table options for larger groups as well. Service was good - I asked that my food be made spicy and they did that perfectly. The portions for the entrees are huge and the menu looks really fun - will come back with a larger group so we can eat family style and try more things on the menu. read more
A great modern Thai restaurant in Cobble Hill that has really cute decor and ambiance! They also offer lunch specials and happy hours. I came for dinner and everything was delicious. The presentation with the good and drinks were pretty too! read more
2 years ago
It was a quiet evening and there were only a few ppl there. My boyfriend and I came for date night and it was super cute. Cocktails were yummy, we had a Tom Kha cocktail and another one that was similar to a margarita. Staff were super sweet. The food was delicious. We had chive pancakes and crab rangoon to start. Very simple thai appetizers but my all time favs. Then we had the ribeye and this tom yum mama dish. 10/10 read more
11 months ago
2 years ago
Delicious food that is served so beautifully!! Really loved their mama noodle dish with these ginormous prawns the shrimp donuts are also a must if you love shrimp! The dessert here is great as I've never tried taro pudding before and the flavor is so fragrant and creamy read more
2 years ago
New York's got this knack for hiding gems, and stumbling upon Rua Thai in Brooklyn was like hitting the jackpot for this Thai food lover! It was a super cute spot with affordable dishes. I mean, seriously, their menu had me drooling over every dish--I wanted it all! After some serious contemplation about what to get, here's what I dove into: Shrimp Donuts - omg these were really filling and tasty cheesy crab rangoon - def addicting, i wanted more!! Watermelon Soju - this was served in half a watermelon and it's good for sharing Pla Tod Numpla - crispy whole branzino with a side of thai salad and blue butterfly pea jasmine rice Colossal Crab Fried Rice - it's called colossal for a reason! Super generous servings. Plus it came with a side of crab rangoon Mango Coconut Sticky Rice - def dont miss out on this!! Let me tell you, it was a feast fit for a king! I couldn't get enough of those shrimp donuts and crab rangoon--seriously addictive stuff. And the portions? Massive! Perfect for sharing with friends. Plus, the staff were as friendly as can be, making the whole experience even better. Definitely gonna be back for more of that tasty Thai goodness! read more
2 years ago
Rua Thai in Brooklyn was so pretty inside. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The food was fresh, hot, and delicious! The drinks were yummy! I will definitely be going back! read more
2 years ago
Rua Thai does an extremely great job with their presentation! The staff were very kind and everything came out fast. My favorites were the lychee cocktail, coconut cupcake and their Tom yum soup. I would absolutely recommend those dishes. Despite the crab fried rice and mama Tom yum grilled River prawn having really good presentation, I found it lacking a bit of flavor for my taste. I feel like a side of fish sauce or just a bit more seasoning would help! Prices were reasonable. Ambiance is chill, cute decorations! read more
2 years ago
I went to Rua Thai for dinner last Sunday and had a great time. The food and service were great. Staff were friendly and attentive. We ordered the shrimp donuts, the duck crepe, the colossal crab fried rice, and the pad see yu with crispy chicken. Everything was pretty tasty. The shrimp donuts were full of shrimp and lightly breaded. Using roti bread was a nice twist for the duck crepe. My favorite dish was the crab fried rice. We couldn't stop eating it. It's a massive portion (hence the name), and the sauce it comes with takes it to another level. I definitely want to try dessert next time along with a few other dishes. read more
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3 years ago
This place is surprisingly very good. If you like Somtum der in Red Hook you will like it here too. The Thai papaya salad comes with pork chips is so good, it's sour and spicy and just authentic. The tom yum soup is delicious and they use good ingredients in this soup. We've also tried their ginger sauce chicken for the main is fantastic. Service is excellent and portions are good for the price. I've been here three times now, each time very happy. read more
2 years ago
Nice ambiance and amazing food. Need to try the crab fried rice next!!! Loved the chicken dishes this round read more
2 years ago
Pretty nice place! good size, my sister had her birthday lunch here and the staff was very attentive. Most of the food was good, we were just not big fans of their green curry. Also it seems like there's a lot more takeout from this place so the restaurant was pretty empty which let us stay as long as we wanted! read more
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204 Smith St
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Cobble Hill, Gowanus
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