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    Siam Thai

    4.3 (441 reviews)
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    Open 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM, 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    When In Bangkok

    When In Bangkok

    4.4
    (506 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$
    Private events
    Large group friendly

    NYC's Most Beautiful Thai Food!…read more Back at one of my favorite Thai spots, where every dish is as stunning as it is delicious. From the beautiful presentation to the bold, authentic Thai flavors, every plate was thoughtfully crafted and packed with flavor. It's one of those meals that makes you pause before taking the first bite--and every dish delivered. Follow me @foodie.elite on IG, Tiktok and RedNote for more great finds.

    When in Bangkok was a spot I found online while visiting, and it looked so good that I had to give…read moreit a try. They are dog-friendly and offer outdoor seating, which was a huge plus. The waitstaff was very friendly, attentive, and provided excellent service throughout the meal. We started with the oysters, and the condiments served with them were different from the usual ones you typically get. They were absolutely amazing and added a unique touch. For the main dishes, we ordered the chicken pineapple fried rice and the fried pork belly appetizer. Everything was solid, especially the cocktails, which were refreshing and well-made. We ended the meal with the roti dessert, which was definitely unique and a great way to finish the meal. You do have to go inside to use the restroom, which gives you a chance to appreciate the beautiful modern decor. Overall, When in Bangkok is easily one of my favorite Thai restaurants of all time, and I would definitely come back.

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    Pork jowl garlic rice
    Pork jowl garlic rice
    Softshell crab pineapple salad
    Softshell crab pineapple salad
    Coconut Pandan Sundae

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    Coconut Pandan Sundae
    Sup Thai Kitchen

    Sup Thai Kitchen

    4.5
    (815 reviews)
    2.7 mi
    $$
    Casual dining
    Large group friendly

    Love this place, small little cute spot. Food is always…read morefresh and tasty, the crispy duck is always my go to, tried the spicy clams for the first time and let me tell you. Excellent restaurant. Service with a smile all time. Our waitress was very friendly and helpful. It's not my first time here and definitely won't be the last.

    SUP Thai Kitchen is a vibrant neighborhood favorite celebrated for its immersive street-food…read moreatmosphere and bold, authentic flavors. This food place features an iconic tuk-tuk at the entrance and a cash-wrap designed like a mini Thai market. The ambiance delivers the colorful, cozy feel of a Bangkok street food escape. the standouts in their menu includes Drunken Noodles (Pad Kee Mao) which can be praised for the nice, bouncy noodle texture and excellent wok-hei char. Their Green Curry which has a well-balanced heat is flavorful without completely overwhelming your palate. Their sweet sausage pad Thai and vibrant, photogenic blue coconut rice are wonderful. The Lunch Special from 11:30 AM to 3:30 PM are great, bundling one main and one appetizer for a budget-friendly price. I have noted that the staff is fast, friendly, and helpful with menu recommendations. Some of my friends feel the prices run slightly high for portion sizes compared to standard takeout joints. It is worth coming back to this place because of their fresh, well-spiced food, good cocktails, and reasonable prices.

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    Sup Thai Kitchen
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Steamed fish with fresh chili lime broth
    PLA MA NOW Steamed fish with fresh chili lime broth
    Thai style pork jowls served with spicy tamarind and sticky rice

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    Thai style pork jowls served with spicy tamarind and sticky rice
    BKNY Thai Restaurant

    BKNY Thai Restaurant

    4.0
    (1.6k reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    BKNY Thai Restaurant…read more This spot was such a great find! First off... they have parking, which is already a win. The restaurant is beautiful, spacious, and has an upscale vibe without feeling stuffy. The service was excellent--everyone was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome. Now let's talk about the food... Drinks: * Lychee Sangria * Lychee Martini * Thai Iced Tea Every single one was delicious, and the cocktails definitely didn't skimp on the alcohol. We started with the spicy papaya salad, and I loved the bold, tangy flavors. It had just the right amount of heat. My friend ordered the Pad Thai, and I went with the Crab Fried Rice. It was packed with real crab meat, the portion was generous, and every bite was flavorful. Dessert was the perfect ending: fried ice cream and mango mousse cake--both absolutely delicious. Overall, BKNY Thai delivered on the food, drinks, service, and atmosphere. This is definitely a place I'd come back to!

    Outstanding food, service & ambience!…read more The dumpling & curry puff appetizers are a little small but excellent. The spring rolls are relatively larger & also great. The BBQ chicken comes with a very generous portion of lean, delicious chicken with savory dipping sauce & sticky rice. Service is among the best ever: proactive, friendly and helpful. No glass is allowed to run dry. Special requests are fulfilled immediately & accurately. Even the wrapper from the moist towel is promptly removed. We've been here a few times & each is consistently a great experience!

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    Dining Area
    Dining Area
    Chicken Pad Thai
    Chicken Pad Thai
    Xmas display

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    Xmas display
    Boon Dee Moo Ka Ta

    Boon Dee Moo Ka Ta

    4.3
    (225 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$$

    I absolutely fell in love with this restaurant! I only wish we had one closer to where we live…read morebecause I'd be here all the time. The food was incredibly fresh, everything was clean, and the quality really stood out. The service was amazing. Everyone was so friendly, attentive, and made us feel so welcome from the moment we walked in. The only downside is the parking, which can be a little challenging. If you come at the right time, though, you can usually find a spot right in front of the restaurant. Other than that, I have nothing but great things to say. If you're ever in Queens or anywhere in New York, I highly recommend stopping by at least once. You won't regret it! We'll definitely be back!

    I've passed by this place so many times and never thought to give it a try. The outside is very…read moreunassuming and I figured, well I have my go-to BBQ places, and there always seemed to be a long line out the door. Well, then for Mother's Day, my mom decided she wanted to try Boon Dee Moo Ka Ta out. And we loved it! Hot pot AND BBQ all in one? Yes please. There was a generous assortment of hot foods including garlic fried rice (so flavorful!), fried eggs, chicken nuggets and fries, tom yum soup, fried fish and shrimp, and chicken wings, among others. The main buffet area has a variety of veggies, fish and lobster balls, noodles, pork, seafood, chicken, and beef dishes, as well as a sauce and utensils bar. They have an amazing desserts section as well with shaved ice, smores, cake slices, and mango sticky rice (I believe this is seasonal). Service was fantastic as they kept coming by to refill our water, broth, and change out our grill. We were on the waitlist for an hour before getting a table, but it was well worth it (and I understand why there's always a line to get in here). We will definitely be returning!

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    Boon Dee Moo Ka Ta
    Our table
    Our table
    Thai iced tea ($5)

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    Thai iced tea ($5)
    Thai Social

    Thai Social

    4.4
    (268 reviews)
    3.0 mi
    $$
    Outdoor seating
    Large group friendly

    Staff were super friendly and accommodating! The food was delicious. I was craving crab rangoons…read moreand was so excited to see it on the menu. Only the zabb wings were a little disappointing. They were packed with flavor from the spices but the chicken itself was very fried and dry. It still tasted good but would have preferred it to be more juicy.

    Finally tried Thai Social! I always pass by this restaurant on my way from Queens to Long Island…read moreand vice versa. The place always seem popping with its chic outdoor dining area. The neighborhood is quite diverse with the types of stores and cuisines for the restaurants in the area so I was not sure if it would be authentic Thai food or not. The restaurant is located on a big street where several bus lines run, but it is very easy to find parking in the residential areas nearby. I came on a Tuesday evening and was able to find free parking directly in front after 7 pm. The location is Oakland Gardens which is a perfect in between Fresh Meadows and Bayside area. My friend and I decided to come here before our movie at AMC theatres. The place is quite small and they do accept reservations so I highly recommend making one. Amongst the 6 of us, we shared 4 appetizers and we each got our own entrees. It was the perfect amount of food. For appetizers, we ordered the zaab Chicken wings (4 pieces), chicken skewers (4 sticks), curry puff (3 pieces), and the fried calamari. The zaab Chicken wings are a perfect Thai Chile lime dried rub that is so delicious! I was reluctant to order the chicken skewers, but my friend really wanted to try. I was shocked! It was on par with my favorite chicken Satay from my favorite Malay restaurant. Perfectly tender with the perfect peanut dipping sauce. The curry puff is very good as well with a perfect amount of curry spice and potatoes filling. The fried calamari was decent - no complaints! As for entrees, we all ordered something a bit different. I was in between 4 different entrees and I'm glad my friends ended up ordering some of it so I got to try. The pad Thai, pad see ew, and crab fried rice are standard with full flavors. The basil fried rice was very smokey and good. The tom yum Noodle Soup is also very flavorful with lots of char Siew type of meat and ramen type noodle. Lastly, we were all pretty stuffed but we wanted to try the mango sticky rice so we shared amongst the 6 of us. It is a seasonal item (usually summer) and the rice comes in a beautiful butterfly pea purple-blue color. The mangoes are perfectly riped with a rice crunch and coconut drizzle. It was so good! And forgot to mention - we did order the Thai iced tea and it met my expectations (especially when I asked for less milk!) The Thai iced coffee has an interesting chocolatey after taste to it. My friends liked that it was strong. Would definitely be back if I'm craving some Thai Food!

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    Outdoor dining
    Outdoor dining
    Thai Social
    Thai Social

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    Malay Restaurant

    Malay Restaurant

    3.9
    (434 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    We came by for lunch on a weekday and it was already quite crowded with a bunch of older folks…read moredining in. It felt like a kind of seat yourself at whatever table is empty given that the waitress (who was manning the register and taking dine in and phone orders) was quite busy. We ordered the chicken satay, chow kueh teow kway teoh and fried pearl noodles. For dine in, they also gave a kettle of tea and tea cups. There was a chef in charge of all the grilled dishes by the entrance so our chicken satay came out first. The seasoning they used on it had just the right amount of curry flavor and it was super tender too. The most tender chicken skewer I've ever had. It came with a side of peanut dipping sauce which added a nutty flavor to the chicken satay. Next came the chow keuh teow dish and we could smell the wok hei right away. This was definitely one of the favorites of the table and a must try! The star of the dish was actually the smoky wok hei flavor of the rice noodles (there were pieces of small shrimp, chicken and pork as well). The portion size of one dish is more than enough for 2 people to share. The last dish to come out were the fried pearl river noodles. They added some char siu to the noodles which added a nice flavor to the dish. It didn't have quite as strong of a wok hei flavor as the other dish but still pretty good! The pearl river noodles had the same texture as eating the tapioca balls in bubble tea. The space inside the restaurant is pretty small and any seat is fine (maybe except the one right by the door since it can get cold during winter time and the one by the register which is also next to the bathroom). I think they accept card but for these types of small mom and pop shops, it might be best to pay in cash. I'll definitely be back and have to give the bbq skate fish and one of their curry dishes a try next time!

    I should've known how this meal was going to go the second I walked in…read more Before I could even say hello, the woman behind the counter hit me with, "Cash only!" I said I didn't have cash, and without missing a beat she grunted, "Credit over $30 only!" No "welcome," no "how are you," just straight into survival mode. My colleague ordered first. When it was my turn, I committed the unforgivable crime of asking, "Is there meat in this dish?" Apparently that's considered a high-maintenance request. She rolled her eyes, muttered something in Cantonese, and walked away. The customer behind me, who was picking up her order, quietly told me the employee had just said she "doesn't have time to serve people who don't know what they want." My apologies for not memorizing the menu before my first visit. Five minutes later, another woman came over and took my incredibly difficult order... noodles. Then I entered what felt like the DMV of noodle shops. About 15 minutes later my colleague got her food. Another 15 minutes passed. A family of three walked in after us, sat down, and started getting their meals while I was still waiting for my noodles. At this point I was emotionally invested in seeing how long this social experiment would last. When we asked where my food was, the original woman simply said, "SOON!." Apparently "soon" means 72 minutes here. I placed my order at 1:08 p.m. and didn't get my food until 2:20 p.m. I'm convinced my ticket took a gap year before making its way to the kitchen. If they forgot my order, that's annoying but understandable. What isn't understandable is pretending everything is fine, offering zero explanation, zero apology, and acting like waiting over an hour for noodles is perfectly normal. The biggest plot twist? The food wasn't even worth it. Bland, lacking flavor, and somehow managed to make a 72-minute wait feel even more disappointing. The service had more attitude than seasoning. Save yourself the time and eat literally anywhere else.

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    Inside
    Inside
    Hainanese Rice. Wouldn't recommend. Doesn't have enough flavor to justify the surcharge
    Hainanese Rice. Wouldn't recommend. Doesn't have enough flavor to justify the surcharge
    Seafood Tom Yum rice noodle

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    Seafood Tom Yum rice noodle

    Siam Thai - thai - Updated August 2026

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