Took my dad for a saturdays father's day outing! Hard to find street parking but after going around twice we found a spot a shirt walk away. Greeted soon as we walked in by who I believe is the owner. She is always there when we visit & is very friendly along with the staff. Food was served quickly & nice & hot. That crispy duck gets me everytime..so delicious! Tried a different appetizer this time...the Thai curry puffs & the crisp of the outside was just right. Plenty of tables available & it was pretty much empty. Check them out when in the beacon area! read more

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Food is always fresh, service always excellent especially when it's the owner who always shows extra care. Food is always served with a smile. Great ambiance especially if you can get a seat near the window it's even more interesting to people watch. Outdoor seating also available. read more

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Let me start by saying that Thai food is one of my absolute favorites, so I walked in looking forward to the food. The restaurant was lively, which initially felt promising. Unfortunately, the experience went sour from there. It took quite a while just to place our order, and nearly an hour before any food arrived. When it finally did, there was sadly nothing worth the wait. The dishes tasted off--as if old oil had been used or the seasoning was missing entirely. The chicken and beef tasted like low‑quality meats they had an unpleasant flavor that was not enjoyable. It was so off‑putting that I'll probably be taking a break from Thai food for a bit. The one bright spot was a waiter from another section who was genuinely kind and helpful. I wish I would've gotten his name. Still, for the wait time, price, and disappointing food quality, I'd choose to go anywhere else. Would not recommend. read more

Never had a bad meal here. During the week it's easier to get faster service since there are less customers. Servers are always attentive and answer any questions about the menu. read more

Still doesn't disappoint. We love this place for crispy duck. The dessert was also on point. Thai place is Beacon is awesome. read more

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Service was slow for a place that doesn't get full. The chicken satay and summer roll appetizers were good. The curries were disappointingly not spicy at all read more

Third time around! Really enjoy Indian, Mediterranean, Greek, Italian, and Turkish. Food/Drink: Entrees were amazing, everything tasted fantastic. The flavors and the smells were intoxicating! I had the shrimp curry and Indian pizza. Bread and Apps: The garlic naan! Small dish of the veggie samosas were to die for. Dinning Area: Pretty large, Prices: Relatively cheap. Small appetizer, 2 entree, and a drink I got away for $42. Parking: Plenty of space, private lot. Bathrooms: Bathrooms were clean and smaller in size. Atmosphere: During the weekend lunch rush, pretty busy, but not unmanageable. I did not wait long. Staff/Attendants: Staff overall was Great, family owned and operated I presume. Extremely authentic, deep accent. Awesome experience! 8/10 read more

Not sure why we keep coming back here. It is one of the few Thai places in the area and the atmosphere in the restaurant is OK. Super pricey and the portions are moderate. Service is hit and miss, depending on when you arrive. I remember when they first opened years ago and the place was buzzing and top-notch. Unfortunately, I think they're living more on their reputation these days. You can expect to pop down at least $60-$70 for lunch for 2+ a tip read more

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Not worth the money. Go to Kanda house in Cornwall instead. Tom Ka tastes like dish soup.

On Main Street in Beacon, I lived here for 4 years and have never tried this place. It was really good the veggie spring rolls were delicious. Vegetables fried rice and tofu was amazing! Freshly cooked really great options for a vegetarian! read more

This place is always right up there when we're looking for a change of pace in beacon and has been our standard for really really good Thai food in the area. Truth be told you can get the same dish three or four times and they'll be great but they're never going to be the same because all the different talented chefs have a different spin on how they're going to make it. I'm not mad because it's great every time. Service is always prompt and will help you out if you want the spice adjusted or have any questions. Plenty of seating and very open dining room. Well lit and very pleasant to hang out and if you want to have a quiet dinner or hang out with the group enjoying the appetizers. P read more

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My wife and I have dined at this restaurant several times in the past 19 years. More recently, we have done more takeout and have not visited the restaurant for a sit down meal in quite a while. I am pleased to report that on a recent Saturday night we had a sublime dining experience. The staff couldn't have been more gracious as they had the luxury of only a half filled dining room. We wanted to take our time and ordered an excellent bottle of wine, a Hugel Pinot Blanc from Alsace, one of the wines by the glass. It's always a winner and was priced at the astonishingly low price of $34/bottle. I've paid as much as $65/btl for this same wine in Manhattan. Our server gave us time to savor a glass of wine before we placed an order for appetizers. Summer Rolls were like having a salad rolled up in an impossibly thin rice wrapper. When dipped in the savory peanut sauce, they became a thoroughly satisfying vegetarian bite. We also ordered the fried dumplings, which put the usual, pasty Chinese restaurant staple to shame. These were light and crisp with a well seasoned, generous pork and chicken filling. Our main courses were, once again, amazing. The Pad Siew was richly satisfying with tender, succulent chunks of pork and wide rice noodles in a savory sauce. The roasted duck in red curry was a marvel of crispy skin and moist meat - half a crispy roasted duck in a Thai red curry sauce with onions, bamboo shoots, bell peppers, pineapple and Thai basil. Normally, I am not a fan of fruit in my main course, but here it perfectly complemented the spicy curry and the rich duck. The longevity of this restaurant (it was here when we moved to Beacon 19 years ago) is clearly a function of the professional and friendly staff and a kitchen that continues to turn out precisely prepared Thai cuisine. Looking back, I have to say that Sukhothai has gotten better over the years - not something that happens very often. read more

I stopped and tried this restaurant furing the Beacon food crawl. What amazing food! I absolutely adore the Penang curry chicken and the spring roll with the sweet-and-sour sauce. Excellent! The people here were super nice and very gracious. read more

Sukhothai - Thai Near Me - Beacon, New York

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This place really offers some good size portions. We had some delicious entrees, with Thai ice tea. They didn't disappoint at all. I highly recommend this Thai restaurant for the area. I love Beacon. The service was excellent too! I just wish the seating was set up a little more comfortably. Otherwise, really great kitchen and staff. read more

This was our first time here. I had the house duck and my husband had the red curry (I forgot the full name). Both were fantastic! The server was attentive and kind. It was a little expensive, but nice for a treat. I would come back here. read more

I don't like writing these posts but this had to have been one of the worst - if not the worst - Thai food I ever had. I've had Thai food in places such as India and, the Middle East. And this just couldn't hold up. We shared a curry dish, pad Thai and a basil chicken dish. I tried the last two. The pad Thai - which honestly is one of those dishes you expect any Thai place to be at least half decent at - was pretty tasteless. The tofu appeared to be of such poor quality that my dining companions, who otherwise never throw out food, tossed it out. The basil chicken dish - which I've ordered at many Thai places - was similarly underwhelming. I could taste the basil but something just seemed off. I don't know if it was the quality of the ingredients, if a commonly used ingredient was missing, but it just was not good. For all this, I paid New York City prices for an otherwise pretty lousy meal. (None of my dining companions liked it) read more

Since I wrote my original review, I've been to Sukhothai numerous times, and I have to say, I'm a real fan. Their pad thai is different from any other Thai restaurant I've been to; their vegetable spring rolls are light and not greasy. Also really like their summer rolls, and pretty much everything I've had there. I also had never had a papaya salad before and loved it! Some tips I'll offer: 1. I like spicy food -- but they don't kid around there! If you ask for medium, you are going to get walloped. I'd recommend mild, and sometimes you get a little heat anyway. 2. If you're not a big seafood person (I'm not), be sure to ask them to leave out the fish sauce. They're happy to do that, and I personally think it only makes the already-delicious dishes taste better. Enjoy! read more

The service and location elevates the ratings, friendly, attentive and not as crowded! As far as the authenticity of the food you have to look at the location where your eating Thai--far from Queens (the top Thai spots). Anyways, I read the reviews and steered clear from the noodles! The Penang curry was good creamy slightly spice/sweet and Thai platter had good crispy spring and shrimp rolls. I'd come back for the ambiance and a reliable meal. read more

Sukhothai - Mee Grob - Thai Near Me - Beacon, New York

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Food quality has gone down and the prices have increased. Had the beef dunken noodle and it was covered in oil. The noodles were broken and the beef was low quality that they charge an extra $2.00. The food tasted bland and it had raw tomato as an ingredient. Vegetables were cheap and bland no spice. Bill was over $70 for two with tip. The waitstaff are great but the food has declined in quality. The Thai ice tea even tasted off, like the cream was going bad. I most likely won't return. read more

Came by here for lunch, and it was pretty quiet only two others beside me. So I saw no one at the counter and then someone appeared and sat myself. My server give me the menu and asked if knew what I wanted, am like in my head no since I have actually view the menu first. I found the service so far disengaging at this point. So took some time deciding since even though a small menu wanted ti get the best I could. Plus I did find it weird my waiter gives me my water and said it's electric fried, really the vibe was weird. So I had the pad nuea man hoi, basically beef stir in oyster sauce in laymen terms. The beef was very tender and well seasoned, plus a fair portion, all veggie were great, liked the crinkle cut on the carrots and definitely would loved more mushrooms and less onions. Loved the sauce / broth and definitely made the rice better by spooning over it. I enjoyed my menu and have try here again for the other stuff. Also on a side note, this first place I been too rather then giving you a receipt, they give you a card reader with your chargers on it and slot for cards, definitely different. Also I actually liked this place interior unlike others here, it was done tastefully and I appreciate it was bit darker in, since where this place is, the sun was beaming powerful. Last thing, after I paid I noticed the server was way more engaging and asked me how did I enjoy the food and that should visit here again, plus we got into a conversation that was then just me placing my order and paying. Like a switch my money flipping the script on the service. Pretty mixed on this place, since I felt like investment was made after the menu was concluded rather than at first. read more

Sukhothai - D31. PAD NUEA NAM MAN HOI (BEEF OYSTER)*Gluten free* - Thai Near Me - Beacon, New York

The restaurant ambiance is lovely, the servers are friendly, and the restrooms are clean, so the dining experience in general is great. But the food itself is not great. It's okay. It's just not very flavorful and kinda greasy. I guess that's how people here like their Thai food? There is a vegetarian section of the menu, and they're happy to make other dishes vegetarian (eg making curry without fish sauce). I really want to give them more stars, but somehow I just don't see myself coming back here. read more

The Food, service and Ambiance is very nice and the food is very good . I find they have a lot of foods to choose from a bigger menu from most places. I enjoy the location in Beacon it really has a lot to offer. read more

We had moved from the area about two years ago and were back in Beacon for a visit. So we thought we'd go to what was our favorite restaurant in Beacon. OMG IT WAS HORRIBLE! I mean REALLY horrible. They made a simple Thai meal too expensive, and it seemed they gave huge portions to try and make up for the exhorbident cost of the horribly prepared dishes. From the over salted and over sweet dumpling soup, to the oddly prepared Pad Thai, it gave the impression that the chef had little experience with Thai cuisine. A huge tip-off was that the place was empty. Would not recommend. read more

Sukhothai has been a Beacon Staple for two decades. For good reason. The service is prompt; the dining room spacious - and the food . . . some of the best Thai food I have had in my life. Also consistently wonderful. From the Thai-Basil Duck to the simplest Pad Thai. Don't forget the soup, veggie spring rolls and the amazing deserts. I am blessed to have this wonderful place so close to my home. May it's light stay lit forever. read more

Excellent! The fresh veggies and tofu dish was delicious. The service was terrific too. I wish they had a place in Jersey City.

If you ever in New York Beacon is a super cool town to check out with tons of fun and delish food...and this one is no different! The main road has a nice strip you can walk to check out all the sights ... We stumbled in this restaurant and decided to try! It was a little pricey for me but for the area I was not surprised in the cost. The one entree we ordered took about 20 minutes to prepare and the restaurant was very slow. The food was good but nothing stood out. read more

We were looking for a place with outdoor dining in Beacon, NY on December 31. Stumbled upon this cute Thai place on Main St with a few empty tables outside. Asked if we could sit outside and the waitress agreed. It was like 50 degrees, why not? We had the assortment of spring rolls and chicken satay for appetizers and they were delish! Entrees were Pad Siew with beef and Red Curry with beef also. IG: @cybertuo read more

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Got the chicken drunken noodle with the spice level of Thai Hot. The portion of the food was great and filling. The chicken was pretty bland and dry. The noodles were also not the correct width or texture that I'm used to when I go eat Thai food. For the flavor of the food, I felt that the spice overpowered the flavor of the noodle. I couldn't really taste the actual flavor of the food. The spice was a great level though. It had me sweating. Get your towels ready read more

I love Thai and some of my fav are Drunken noodles and pad Thai, we ordered both they both flavorless, how can this be? Thai cuisine has such full complex flavors but some how they manage to be tasteless, like pull from a cheap instant food box, and the service was. Mainly awful, I told our sever our appetizer didn't have any salt n he looked at me with a look of what you want? Salt? I said mm ok I guess, he brought it then our food n never saw him again, also very rude when I asked about tea, not good experience on food or service read more

Sukhothai - Drunken noodles - Thai Near Me - Beacon, New York

Always such a great experience coming to this restaurant. The food is delicious and they offer a few vegan options. This time visiting the restaurant we had the pleasure of meeting the owner Chira who is also the head chef. She is such a light and spreading nothing but positive vibes. You can tell she very passionate about her business and puts so much love into every dish and everything that she does. Thank you for always providing a great experience. read more

Sukhothai - Dinner with friends - Thai Near Me - Beacon, New York

we were excited about the tofu but it was blah, no taste even with the sauce and there was barely any tofu in the fried dough. I'm not sure what kind of sauce they used but it was a bit thick. the pad siew was tasted like a normal noodle dish. the curry broth was a bit too much and not enough rice. read more

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Very nice restaurant. The ambience was very chill. Wish our waitress was warm and friendly. She was not engaging at all. She was straight to the point. The hostess was much nicer and has inviting personality. Wish she would have been our waitress. The food was very good. The chicken pad thai was delicious and flavor on point. The sauce for the satay chicken was delicious. I would definitely recommend. Definitely going back and trying a different dish. read more

Thai Yellow Curry (beef and chicken), this was a good dish, they give you the option of chicken, beef, duck, tofu, and vegetarian. My date and I both had the Thai Yellow Curry, my date had chicken and I had beef. The dish already comes with rice so make sure to be specific on what you want! Overall the food was good and this restaurant is like a hidden gem in Beacon, I have to ask some people if they even heard of this restaurant.... read more

Sukhothai - Thai Yellow Curry (beef and chicken) - Thai Near Me - Beacon, New York

I read the reviews on Yelp and Google, and despite the warnings and red flags I had to be my own judge. I was a glutton for punishment. I am happy that I was, because despite how much I LOVE Thai food and wanted this within walkable distance location to be my go-to, it will sadly not be. If it is authentic Thai food that you seek... If it is flavor that you are wanting... If it is spice, (not even spicy as in hot spicy) but spice as in seasoning that you are anticipating... You will not find it anywhere. Not in an appetizer, soup, noodle, rice or protein. We ordered a ton of food because that is what Thai food nuts do when we feast, we order the entire menu and we share it. You will not find a single spice which is absurd for Thai. Not even a salt and pepper shaker on the table can save you. None. If you are expecting what myself and the 5 other Thai food nuts that had dinner the other evening were, you will be very confused, disappointed and requesting a large bowl of sriracha to make it palatable. We doused everything in sriracha. I am not exaggerating. Even if you're not a fan of hot sauce, a bit salt and pepper would have been just fine.... barely. Do you like drunken noodles? Well, I'm sorry to tell you. You will receive a bland tomato based spaghetti. Confused? So were taste buds and my eyes. My senses were distraught. Even my little sister who eats EVERY and ANYTHING picked over her food. She said "the chicken doesn't taste like anything". And there you have it. For us, never again. Not even if desperate and the only thing available. For folks that don't care about anything I listed, bone apple teeth lol Service was great, no complaints there. Very friendly and not a very long wait for anything. Ambiance is very dark and low lit. Nothing too exciting though. read more

Best Thai food around the pad siew is my favorite. Very nice wait staff as well. You can also have certain options vegan

Food is good, therefore two stars, but the guy who answers the phone is always rude. We always get "it'll be an hour and 45 minutes" when we call for take out, to which we plan for. Instead of taking our order, this guy puts us on hold forever, then doesn't pick up when you call back. When we actually can place an order it's ready in 30 minutes, so why the lies? I hope the owner reads this someday because whoever this guy is that answers the phones is ruining your word of mouth business. We are not the only people in town who get this type of service. Unfortunate. read more

Nope! Owner treated us like shit.....food not worth the trip! SO tired of experiences like this.....regretted visiting Beacon bc of this!

Where do I even begin... I got to be honest, this is one of the worst Thai restaurants we've been to. My girlfriend is from Thailand and we have tried just about every Thai restaurant around. When we walked in I felt a little confused. It says it's a Thai restaurant but it doesn't have that feel at all. The only indications that this is a Thai restaurant are a few Buddha pictures and a tacky rice paper screen. The lighting sucks, probably to mask their unsatisfactory food. We tried a variety of things on the menu and none of the food was impressive or even good. The food isn't authentic, it is almost like it's own Thai-American cuisine. The sticky rice was hard and not cooked properly. They used pad Thai noodles for the drunken noodles which astonished me, the noodles again were undercooked and barley had any sauce. It tasted like someone put canned tomato sauce in it, no joke. The only decent thing we had was the tom yum. They put bell peppers in the soup which was bizarre! The 4/5 star reviews were probably from trendy hipsters that don't know good Thai food, there's not exactly a lot of competition in the area. The waitress was nice but the service was pitifully slow. The place was barren, only one other table was occupied. It took nearly 30 minutes to get our food. When we finished and asked for the bill she gave it to us in less than 20 seconds. They are slow to serve and quick to ask you to pay up. Also, the food is pretty expensive for the Duchess area. We honestly felt ripped off, we got over charged for crappy food we couldn't even eat half of. This place is a disgrace to what should be a flavorful and delicately balanced cuisine. It's a shame because the location gives it the potential to be a gold mine. It's a tourist trap; take your money once and never see you again type place. Go to Golden Buddha instead. It is not far from Beacon, and they will give you delicious and authentic Thai food with great service. read more

Thanksgiving week. Ordered 1.5 hrs ahead. Got there. Stood about 5 minutes at cash register.No one was there. Finally a man goes by. Gave him my name. NOTHING THERE. He says "we never pulled the ticket". so I asked "how soon can you get it ready (a 2 family order)". answer: 'Well theres others ahead of you so it will be a while'. "give me a time idea":...answer: 'You just are going to have to wait'. so left for Golden Buddah. friendly people. They filled the order. It should be noted neither place was jammed with people....so its the aTTITUDE!!!! Eaten at Sukhothai many times over the years but arrogant careless attitude doesnt inspire return business. read more

The food is mediocre / ok, but the poor service is the real let down. Don't necessarily expect them to be open even during posted hours