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    Siam Thai

    4.3 (443 reviews)
    ModerateThai
    Open • 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM, 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago
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    BKNY Thai Restaurant - Chicken Wings

    BKNY Thai Restaurant

    4.0(1.6k reviews)
    1.6 mi•Bayside, Flushing
    •$$

    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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    BKNY Thai Restaurant - Dining Area

    Dining Area

    BKNY Thai Restaurant - Chicken Pad Thai

    Chicken Pad Thai

    BKNY Thai Restaurant - Xmas display

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    Xmas display

    Boon Dee Moo Ka Ta - Grilling Seafood... boiling shrimp, noodles, mushrooms,  tofu, and greens/carrots

    Boon Dee Moo Ka Ta

    4.3(232 reviews)
    2.8 mi•Hillcrest, Flushing
    •$$$

    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 was very excited to finally try this AYCE Thai hotpot + BBQ spot. 2-in-1 sounds amazing! The…read moreplace is super spacious with a really good selection of raw meats. I highly recommend the short ribs. They were marinated really well and turned out to be surprisingly flavorful. Some of the other marinated meats were a bit hit or miss, but overall, we enjoyed the BBQ more than the hotpot. I also loved the cooked/fried food station. You can make your own pad kra pao, which was such a fun addition. They have a great DIY sauce station with so many different options, so you can really customize everything to your liking. For dessert, they have DIY shaved ice, which I loved!!!They also had mango sticky rice and different cake slices. We came around 9:30 PM and ended up staying until almost 11 PM, even after they closed. The staff was super nice and friendly and didn't charge us extra for staying later, which I really appreciated. Make sure you tip them well! Our waitress was very attentive throughout the whole experience. Overall, the price is very reasonable for AYCE. Drinks are not included, but I still think it's a great value. I'd definitely come back!

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    Boon Dee Moo Ka Ta - Our table

    Our table

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

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    Thai iced tea ($5)

    Thai Social - Inside

    Thai Social

    4.4(275 reviews)
    3.0 mi•Oakland Gardens
    •$$
    Outdoor seating
    Large group friendly

    Went for a Saturday night dinner and had a blast!…read more No parking lot but plenty of street parking and free on the side streets. Some outdoor seating if you come when the weather is nice but there's a lot of cars driving by since it's a busy street. Inside is small but we'll maintained. Service is excellent, we had 6 people and two servers kept checking on us to refill water, etc. The wings are fantastic and highly recommend their rice dishes. Can't really go wrong with anything you order. Will definitely be back soon!

    Four and a half stars. I've passed this place, located on the corner of 73rd Avenue and 215th…read moreStreet, near Bell Blvd in Oakland Gardens, many times before and didn't think much of it. The front fascade just wasn't attractive to me and I wondered what the food would be like. Then my wife, who visited it several times before, said I would like it. Today, I got curious and dropped in for lunch with her, and well I liked it! Parking is metered but with plenty of alternatives along the way. We started with fried calamari and papaya salad, which were prepared medium spicy and were quite good. Next came Tom yum soup with shrimp and also with chicken. The wonderful flavors, especially the coconut milk, made this especially satisfying. This soup is a winner and I'll be back for more! It's that good. Entrees followed, chicken pad Thai and crispy pork with basil. Both were delicious also. We asked for our usual sticky rice with mango, but alas, it wasn't available. Instead the nice waitress recommended coconut pudding, and it was awesome. The ambiance of the room was nice with pleasant music and spacious seating. Service was very good with helpful and pleasant attentive staff. This jewel of a place will be at the top of my list from now on. And I love frequenting the smaller local neighborhood restaurants to boot. All is good in Bayside Queens!

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    Thai Social - Outdoor dining

    Outdoor dining

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    Bangkok Avenue - Tom Yum Ramen Nam Khon

    Bangkok Avenue

    4.4(309 reviews)
    3.9 mi•Douglaston
    •$$
    Casual dining
    Outdoor seating

    First time eating there on a late Sunday afternoon. Started with the appetizer combo and crispy…read morepork. Dinner was Pad Thai, mango fish, grilled beef and chicken curry with roti. Everything was nicely presented and tasted great. Service was pleasant, quick and responsive without being fussy. The dining room is intimate and nicely decorated. Will definitely return to try the rest of the menu.

    I came here by myself for lunch today and unfortunately left disappointed. The experience reminded…read moreme why we haven't been back since our last visit for dinner several years ago. I ordered the tofu Pad Thai lunch special and chose the vegetable egg rolls as my appetizer. The egg rolls were good, but unfortunately, the tofu in my Pad Thai did not taste fresh. After taking a few bites of the first piece, I noticed a strange, unpleasant taste. I tried a second piece just to make sure, but it tasted the same, and I simply couldn't eat it. I placed the pieces of tofu I couldn't eat in a small dish. I called the waitress over, explained the issue, and asked if I could please have some vegetables on the side instead of the tofu. She didn't say anything but took away the dish with the tofu. About five minutes later, she returned with a plate of vegetable Pad Thai and explained that the kitchen had remade the dish without the tofu, which was perfectly fine with me. What bothered me, however, was that she subsequently came by and told me that, according to the kitchen staff, the tofu I had sent back was "fine." I found that response dismissive and unnecessary. Whether the kitchen thought the tofu was fine or not, it clearly tasted off to me. I had even tried a second piece before saying anything because I wanted to make sure. I pride myself on not being a fussy diner, and I almost never send food back unless I genuinely find something inedible, which is very rare. Unfortunately, the service throughout lunch was disappointing as well. No one checked on me after my food was served, I had to ask for my water to be refilled, and eventually I had to flag someone down just to get the bill. To her credit, my waitress did apologize when she brought the check. However, I then had to wave down another waitress so I could actually pay it. I had originally planned to order some additional food to take home for dinner, but after this experience, I decided against it. Needless to say, I won't be back.

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    Bangkok Avenue - L. Fish Garlic

    L. Fish Garlic

    Bangkok Avenue - Tamarind Duck

    Tamarind Duck

    Bangkok Avenue - Nuer Yang (Pan seared steak)

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    Nuer Yang (Pan seared steak)

    Malay Restaurant - Roti Canai

    Malay Restaurant

    3.9(437 reviews)
    1.2 mi•Downtown Flushing, Flushing
    •$$

    I came here for only one thing: the yearly Pandan Mooncake (1 salted egg yolk). Shipped directly…read morefrom Malaysia. Malay Restaurant might just be the only restaurant / distributor in NYC selling this. It's a pastry (think fig newton, fruitcake dense-like), eaten during Mid-Autumn Festival (celebrating the Fall moon, harvest in Chinese culture and it's diasporic cultures. Same time as "Korean Thanksgiving"). Once you start hearing about this festival, call the restaurant and make sure you get there quick before these mooncakes sell out. They were $11.50 each (slightly high but comparable for this quality & unique flavor) or $40 for a box of 4. Slice the cake into quadrants, then eighths (these pastries have a good amount of calories fyi). A few slices with tea is good enough! Wrap the rest tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerate. About the mooncake, it's lightly floral & grassy. Pandan is a southeast Asian vanilla herby plant. The salted egg yolk (ie. moon in the cake) is like that sprinkle of salt on top of a chocolate chip cookie - don't be scared! This egg yolk was a bit hard (not as fresh /medium soft as I would like). Glad that I could get this pastry before they ran out & I'll definitely be back next year. (Better than the individual ones made at Chinese bakeries) I also had the Hainan Chicken Rice ($9) - dark meat and it was juicy & delicious! Generous portion, the rice was lightly seasoned, cooked with chicken broth. The soy and chili dipping sauces were delicious also. This dish is "kid friendly," has delicate flavors & served warm/room temp. The chicken is poached & juicy/tender - don't expect dry, stringy meat. The soft texture might not be for everyone. A LOT of people (Chinese, Latinx...) came in to order "Curry chicken Rice" to-go. I wonder if this is a version of Chicken rendang? Want to come back for their viral BBQ Skate wing, DIY rice rolls, water spinach, and sauteed Broad rice noodles (Char Kuey Teuw) - a Malay classic. Probably should try the Beef Rendang & Nasi Lemak ask well (coconut rice with different toppings). Overhead the aunties and the business has been operating for a long time (10+ years). 2 customers also ran into each other there (one who worked in a hotel nearby, the other drove in from Brooklyn to run some errands. They knew each other from a salon that they both worked in previously. Yes - Canto vibes and aunties & uncles chatting across the room with each other - great language immersion opportunity).

    I've been coming here since it opened ~1990. Home kitchen feel with authentic Malaysian food. If…read moreyou want a no frills spot with delicious food, highly recommend! My go-tos: 1) Roti 2) Satay 3) Char Keow Tieu 4) Malaysian cheong fun with curry sauce 5) Asam Laksa 6) Hainanese chicken 7) stir fried tong choy veggies 8) Sambal sting ray, grilled

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    Malay Restaurant - Inside

    Inside

    Malay Restaurant - 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

    Malay Restaurant - Seafood Tom Yum rice noodle

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    Seafood Tom Yum rice noodle

    Siam Thai - thai - Updated October 2026

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