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The restaurant was pretty packed for a weekday lunch, and the service was friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately, the kitchen was a bit slow, and I think we simply ordered the wrong dishes. My mother ordered the chicken noodle soup with chicken broth, but it was disappointingly flavorless. Even worse, the chicken was incredibly tough. I ordered the Tom Yum noodle soup and, despite having other protein options, chose the chicken because the photo made it look delicious. Boy, was that a mistake. The chicken in my dish wasn't quite as tough as my mother's, likely because the meat was added afterward rather than cooked in the broth from the start. Still, it was far from tender. To their credit, they were extremely generous with the portion of meat, but my mother's chicken was tough as nails. I'm giving this place three stars because I genuinely think our choices didn't showcase the restaurant at its best. A couple of days later, I ordered the duck salad and drunken noodles for takeout, and both dishes were actually quite good. Based on that experience, I'd definitely be willing to give them another try and explore more of the menu.
Food is amazing !!! Local Thai Spot, first time here. Their food is delicious! Service is friendly and fast! Restaurant decor and vibe is also on point! Very happy this restaurant is so close to our house. We ordered : beef panang curry , chicken pad Thai, shrimp hot pot and oyster pancake. I think besides the curry which is B+, Everything else is super delicious !!! We will definitely be back. Place is good for date night or family night out, great atmosphere! Price: Friendliness: Deliciousness:
Small place but very homey. Friendly quick service. Food was 10/10 We didn't order alcoholic drinks. But the drinks we got were very good and refreshing. Calamari was crispy and hot. Food was flavorful and delicious. Will return soon !
Solid food more of an authentic taste. But idk if it's just me but some of the plates are like peeling paint , would be nice for some new ones just incase some more paint peels into the food. I don't want lead food . Branzino is ok 7/10 - lacks flavor Drunken noodle 9/10 - very solid Taro cakes 8/10 - nice treat Pork Joel's 8.8/10- solid Overall good spot yummy in my tummy
Lunch specials are available daily. Portions are the same as dinner (accdg to the menu) and comes with a choice of appetizer (chive dumplings are my first choice) or soup (wonton soup only had 1 wonton and greens). Green curry fried rice was different, and I preferred over the sriracha one. The curries are served in a small pot, with a side of rice. Choice of crispy pork belly available for protein choice and they give a good amount (though no longer crispy when in the curries).
AMAZING!!!!! Came from Miami to see our daughter who is a Student-Athlete at St John's University... She was hungry so we took a walk and stumbled upon this INCREDIBLY AMAZING THAI RESTAURANT!!! They had us at HELLO! We sat immediately, and were greeted by the cutest, friendliest staff! We glanced over the menu, placed our order. The service was incredible and fast! Water, wine and appetizers!! Mango salad, Steamed Dumplings. OMG! Honestly! I'm from Miami, I have a Mango tree in my back yard! This salad was incredible!! Dumplings Devine!! Followed up by Pad Thai with chicken and Tom Yum Noodle Soup! We sounded like crazy people constantly saying how delicious everything was! We ended the night with mango sticky rice... Little bit of crunchy, great flavor, not overly sweet but a perfect end to a great night I have been to many restaurants, but this little tiny Thai Hole in the Wall was definitely at the top of my list Ambience is quaint, tables, booths, good, lighting, cute murals...
Sup Thai Kitchen is conveniently located near my alma mater & I frequented it a lot when I went to school. It's nice to see that the quality of the food is still great & the prices are still reasonable. I'm a big fan of their soups especially the tom yum soup with shrimp. All in all, this place is great (do be wary that it is a small space though so might not be great for big groups).
This meal was super flavorful and definitely hit the spot! You know a place is good when you are not even hungry before arriving and still eat your fill. The poke jerky was super good and I loved that it was paired with a serving of sticky rice. The pad kee mao had the perfect texture and the sweet sausage perfectly contrasted the savory dish. The noodles were nice and bouncy and it was devoured in seconds. I'm not usually a curry fan but the Green Curry had the perfect amount of heat and just made you want to continue eating. My favorite from the table was the sweet sausage pad Thai. The noodles were perfectly cooked and the lime made the noodles nice and tangy but it still had a sweet essence. I will definitely be ordering this dish again the next time I am craving Thai food. And last but definitely not least, the Mango sticky rice was hugeeee! That is definitely not a complaint, instead it is a compliment because I love mango sticky rice. I was stuffed by the time the dessert came out and we ordered TWO! But the sticky rice was perf rely sweet and went well with the slightly tarty mangos. The presentation was also beautiful, definitely a work of art! The service was nice and d quick and we all enjoyed our time at the restaurant.
I was at this excellent Thai restaurant a good while ago with a small group of people after a long walk with ShoreWalkers. Our group was quite hungry as we had just walked maybe 14-16 or so miles, and I looked up the local spots around where we finished, and this lovely place popped up. We arrived pretty early for lunch, and there was already a handful of people here, but by the time we left, it was crowded. The inside has a nice design, almost reminding me of the old markets in Bangkok back when I was there. The female server we had was very friendly, giving recommendations to the people in our group who were less familiar with Thai food or helping them decide between dishes. I will note, though, that we were unaware of the lunch menu until post-meal, but that was fine with me as I left happily full. While I only had one dish and a bite of an appetizer, I would definitely go back here, and I wish it were closer, as I found this spot a gem among the many Thai spots. Someone else ordered the Curry Puffs for $10, with homemade puff pastry, ground chicken, potato, and onion with cucumber relish, as an appetizer. The dish arrived with three puffs, and I had a tiny bit of one of the parts as I wasn't sharing this dish. From the little I tasted, the puff was standard, but good, with a lightly spiced filling. The cucumber relish was slightly sweet as expected. The presentation was also nice, as there was a piece of watermelon radish as well as some sliced carrots. My main dish was the $16 Sukhothai Spicy Pork Noodle Soup with thin rice noodles, handmade pork meatballs, roasted pork, long beans, bean sprouts, peanuts, dried shrimp, and boiled egg. The dish arrived with a cracker with their logo on it, which was a fun touch, though it was soon dipped into the broth. The broth was slightly rich and quite porky as expected, and was mildly spicy. As per many other traditional Thai spots, though, they gave the usual mix of chilies and chili sauces, so soon, the spice was to my liking. The pork meatballs had a bit of bounce, and the roasted pork had good flavor. The rest of the vegetables and peanuts added a good crunch. The noodles were plentiful, and while I prefer egg noodles or thicker rice noodles found in other Thai soups, as they grab onto the broth better, they worked here. The rest of the people enjoyed their more generic dishes, ranging from green curries to Pad Thai to Pad Kee Mao/drunken noodles. I wish this place were closer, as I would definitely go back. The ratings are high, but justified.
Craving some authentic Thai food?! This cute corner spot near St John's University has some legit Thai food with a good vibe. Place is cute but a bit small inside. Just ordered some food to go and it hit the spot! The Recommend the Thai shrimp donuts that were delish!
I think this place is so cute. The staff is so nice. Most of all the food is really yummy. Today we got the Sup appetizer sampler, an order of Tom Yum noodle soup with seafood and an order of red snapper and a garlic sauce. We got mango sticky Rice for dessert to go.
I was so ready to give a five star review based on my previous visits, but today (Sunday) felt off I've been here many times with my partner and the flavors have always wow'd us. I'm not sure if they recently replaced their chef or they have a different chef working weekends, but everything tasted noticeably different in a bad way. For the shrimp dumpling, they added a new seed ingredient that feels like I have plastic stuck in my teeth when chewing. The Thai iced tea had a weird roasty aftertaste. The pad see ew has pepper seasoning now (used to not) and it was very visible and not subtle at all. It overpowered the usual pad see ew that would taste sweet and pleasant. Both my partner and I agreed that everything tasted different, and we've been here more than 5 times in the past 3 months. Idk. I'll try again in the future on a weekday in case this was a fluke. Disappointed today.
I cannot recommend this place enough. The food is absolutely delicious and very authentic. The vibes are excellent and alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks are amazing. All the servers are very nice and helpful in making recommendations and providing great service. I definitely recommend you come and try the food.
3 years ago
Nice ambiance. Good food & service. Would definitely go back! Only thing I wasn't impressed with was the fried green tea ice cream. It was too frozen and hard, and was very difficult to eat. And the batter was cold. I usually order this elsewhere and they're served with the batter warm and ice cream not too hard. read more
5 years ago
Food: 5/5 Price: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 Stumble on this little gem by accident, but one of the best Thai food I've had! Food: Chicken Satay ($8.00)- 3 beautifully grilled skewered chicken. Served with cucumber relish vinegar sauce, peanut sauce, and they also give you a few toasts. They are super tender, juicy! Esan Combo ($15.00)- 3 pieces of fried chicken, served with northern Thai papaya salad, butterfly flower pea coconut rice, crispy pork rinds, and sweet chili sauce on the side. The chicken was just okay, very simple batter with seasoning. However, it was juicy so that's a plus. The coconut rice was so good! I was expecting it to have a strong flower flavor, but it was very subtle and taste well with the coconut. The papaya salad was refreshing! They added a lot of green beans and load it with papaya salad!! I asked them to make it mild since I'm weak! LOL. The pork rinds gave the whole dish a great crunch! Chrispy Duck Pad see-ew ($12.00)- Sauteed flat rice noodles, Crispy duck, Chinese broccoli, egg, in a black bean sauce. The noodles are very simple and taste standard. However, the duck was amazing! Fried perfectly without being dry! So glad we picked this dish! Sup lychee lemonade ($4.50)- Very refreshing drink! The bottom has butterfly pea flower, they added lychee lemonade, and topped it with mixed berries! Sup colada ($5.00)- This non-alcoholic drink is great for people who love pina colada but don't want to be red like a tomato. Made with mango puree, coconut milk, and pineapple juice. Refreshing and not overly sweet! Price: The prices are amazing! You get a lot of the amount that you're paying. Their lunch specials seem to have great variety and deals! Service: They are so hospitable! Upon entering they greet us promptly and sat away from the door since it was cold that day. It was a busy day with a lot of takeouts, but they were still prompt at taking our order and smiling the whole time. Ambiance: Warm and welcoming! They still had their Christmas decoration on so it was really cute. At the bar, they had some Thai snacks that you can purchase if you want to be adventurous. read more
3 years ago
Foods are goods. The green curry is rich and creamy. The environment feels cozy. WILL DEFINITELY COME AGAIN. Nice service too. read more
Finally getting around to review this place. Came a few months ago around September. Came to get dinner here after craving thai for awhile. It was fairly crowded but they were able to seat us quite quickly. The ambiance inside was very nice but we opted for outdoor seating dur to covid. We had our menu quickly and picked the combo app platter so we could try a bit of everything. The thai iced tea was sweet and delicious. The pad see-ew and massaman curry were also very good. The wooden basket nets they have for the apps was adorable and definitely a fun touch. Overall its definitely worth trying and its nice to finally have found a thai place worth getting. read more
5 years ago
3 years ago
$16 usd Hainanese Chicken and Rice (Khao man Gai ) I guess chicken they gave less than a chicken leg read more
I've been going here since they've opened a few years ago. I haven't gone in awhile but went recently, and wasn't disappointed. Still a clean and a super cute, local spot. From their interior to their food, it is all aesthetically pleasing. I've mainly went during their lunch specials - lots you can get for under $20. I feel like their portions for the entree is a fair size. The starting appetizers for the lunch specials are rather on the smaller size - ones I can inhale under 10 seconds haha, but still yummy. I'm not too certain if the appetizers for dinner come in that size either but they're still tasty. My go to is always their chive pancakes and the pad see ew (shrimp, chicken, or beef depending on my mood). It has a good noodle chew. The chive pancakes are triangular shaped that are nugget like and they are crispy flavorful bites. I tried their lychee lemonade for the first time and it was suuuuper delicious! Super pretty too!! You can opt in to make it a spirited drink if you prefer. It runs for about $5 however - I wish it had a little more drink to it for the price, but still delicious. They used to have the best matcha Thai tea but no longer sells it (which def broke my heart when I found out). Their thai iced tea is still pretty bomb - creamy and holds a good Thai tea flavor. Overall a cute local spot, happy that it's still open through the pandemic. It has good yummy eats. Servers are always welcoming. Located within a couple of blocks in St John's. They have a cute little Thai market where they sell some Thai goods if you'd like as well. read more
Needed a quick bite before a graduation ceremony at SJU. Was able to be seated right away during lunch special hours. Entree came with appetizers also and there's a handful of options to choose from. Portion sizes were pretty generous, I had to pack mine to go. Noodles and rice were flavorful. Would definitely be back to try more dishes. It's a cute date spot on Union turnpike and I always think of Sup Thai when I'm craving Thai around that area. Bill came out to ~$30 before tip&tax. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED?? This has been my favorite restaurant for several years. Both in person and delivery. For delivery, the Tom Kha soup was the standard by which all others were judged. It was the tastiest and Sup Thai gave a 24 ounce container for the same $7 that everyone else charged for 16 ounces. Sup Thai used to have their own website. Quick and easy ordering with free delivery. About 2.5 years ago they moved to the Chow Now app. Still easy ordering and delivery was only $.99. Yesterday, the fees were $3.99 for delivery and $2.49 service fee or some such. So, from $.99 cents to $6.48! The soup went from $7 to $10! And this is all within a few weeks of my last order. And I'm sad to say that the soup was terrible! Over the past few months, there has been more and more of some thing in there that is inedible. I think it might be lemongrass. But it's like getting a bowl full of inedible tree bark. I've communicated with the manager and believe things will be good again going forward :) read more
2 years ago
Lazy Sunday. Decided to order some Thai food. Lunch specials still available on weekends, not the cheapest through a 3rd party app but so convenient. Food was delivered within 30 mins after ordering. Everything was still really hot. I ordered a spicy basil fried rice for L and a drunken noodle for me. Both chicken. Comes with 2 pieces of whatever appetizer, lots of options. I chose steamed as well as the fried dumplings. The dumplings are a good size and meatier than I expected, lil bit dry. I tried one of each. Came with a different dipping sauce for the dumplings, I didn't try it since I watch my sodium intake. Half the drunken noodles + 2 dumplings and I was pretty full but I don't eat as much as L...he could easily eat both entrees and the apps.. Loved the spice level for the noodles. It is spicy but not Thai spicy. I even ate the spicy pepper. I wouldn't recommend this to those who can't handle spicy food. There wasn't even a hint of spice/peppers at KT so this was big plus for me. I'm not really a fan of Thai fried rice so the spicy basil fried rice was just okay. Definitely have had better. Rice was too soft. Chicken wasn't the best quality, very stringy but eh. read more
Went here with my friend and we have been wanting to try this place for awhile. You walk in and feel like you are transported to thailand. The restaurant has great ambiance and a good vibe. Even the bathroom is well decorated. We started off with the sampler appetizer and my favorite things on the plate were definitely the pancake and the Dumplings! I had the sup pad thai with blue claw crab. I thought this dish was pretty good but a tad too sweet for me. I added the chili flakes and it definitely balanced out some of the sweetness. We shared the mango sticky rice for dessert which I thought was very good. Overall we had a great time and will be back! read more
4 years ago
Really good with great flavors! Aesthetically pleasing and great drinks. We made a last minute reservation on a Saturday night but think we got lucky as the place filled up shortly after. So accommodating and would recommend! read more
7 years ago
TLDR: New neighborhood Thai restaurant. A beautiful restaurant in a small space serving classical Thai favorites. Awesome! I had read about Sup Thai in an Eater article and wanted to check it out. Close to St. John's, it's a small spot but they really did a fantastic job with designing the interior. It's very rustic and they have the Thai groceries hanging from the ceiling racks. For lunch, it's a great deal. Between $12-$15 (protein-based) with a half size appetizer and a full portion entree. We've tried a bunc hof items here but our absolute favorite is the Pad Kee Mao or Drunken Noodles. It's just so good here, the noodles are slightly charred, lots of spice and so much flavor. The Khao Soi here is really great too, a nice tender chicken leg with all the fixings. Pickled vegetables, shallots, crispy noodles, that deep coconut broth - yum! I like their appetizers too. The crispy tofu is our favorite. It's perfectly crisp, not too oily with this peanut sauce. Not going to lie, this might be my favorite Drunken Noodle personally. read more
3 years ago
Delicious authentic Thai cuisine. First time trying sup for starters I ordered the crab fried dumpling. Really good fried to perfection. For my entree I ordered the spicy basil with crispy pork belly over rice. Very delicious and flavorful loved the crispy pork. I also ordered dessert the waiter suggested the Thai crème brûlée and I couldn't have chosen a better dessert. First time ever trying this dessert in a Thai flavor, it reminded me of the Thai iced tea lol. So if you like Thai iced tea you'll enjoy the creme brûlée lol. Staff was very friendly, super attentive and pleasant. The manager even gave me a sample of this chicken satay in a peanut sauce, it was really good. I would definitely order the satay next time I dine in. read more
5 years ago
Do people complain about having too much protein? I mean, our noodle orders here had more protein than noodles... not that it's a bad thing honestly, as one would think it's a rip off when you don't get enough... . . I went outside my comfort zone (pad see ew) and got the Phuket Lo Mein... somehow the picture caught my eye... it comes with roast pork (char sui) shrimp and calamari... the sauce for the dish is very similar if not the same sauce as the pad see ew. It was a sweet sauce. I was utterly happy because I typically would order the pad see ew... after a few bites, it started becoming very sweet and because the dish was not overloaded with noodles, i was not able to balance the ratio of the sauce to carbs... I probably could have went for a bowl of rice to absorb the sauce... . . Chun got the drunken noodles with crispy pork and OMG, there was more pork than noodle. The crispy pork is similar to the crispy pork you get from roast meats (eg - corner 28) we do think though that they forgot the , it was not spicy... the skin on the crispy pork was very very crispy and very crunchy... . . For appetizers, we got the fried calamari- which was good but it wasn't fried enough, because it was very flimsy to pick up. It didn't not keep its ring/oval shape together... the curry puff was very delightful, it was not overbearing strong curry flavor, just enough and the puff was cooked perfectly... . . In all it was a good meal and different from other Thai restaurants I've been to, the food gives you a more casual home like feel. Almost had a canto vibe with pork they used. We would go again... . read more
Tasty food and drinks! A couple friends and I were really craving Thai food, so we headed over to one of our favorites only to find that it was closed for a week. Still badly wanting Thai food, we did a quick Yelp search and ended up only a few blocks away here at Sup Thai. We weren't sure what to expect but we were in for a treat! We started off with drinks. I wasn't really feeling anything alcoholic even though when I looked over at other people's drinks they looked so beautiful. I accepted my date of a boring regular drink and ordered to Sup Lychee Lemonade. To my surprise it was actually one of the most beautiful drinks I have ever had the pleasure of trying! I really appreciated the work they put in to make even a lemonade look so pretty. For an appetizer we had the chive pancakes. They were really yummy! Crispy on the outside, soft and really hot on the inside! I got the drunken noodles with squid, one of my friends got the crispy duck over rice (despite the rice being on the side of the duck), and the other got the garlic mixed vegetables. For me, the squid was a bit over cooked and chewy, but the actual noodles were flavorful and delicious. My two friends thoroughly enjoyed their meals and cleared their plates. This place is definitely worth a visit! instagram: @newyorkcityfoodie read more
7 years ago
What's SUP guys! That was probably one of the corniest starter lines. So I had recently ordered take out from SUP and didn't want to write a review until I had actually dined in. We finally decide to on a Friday evening. The place is super cute with a modern retro feel. I could just sit there and stare at all the details. There were only a few tables available and we were seated immediately. Service: super friendly and super attentive. We were immediately given water and our drink orders were taken by the guy behind the bar. Within a few minutes out food orders were taken as well. We we had a cranky toddler with us and a lady who appears to be the owner cane over and tried to entertain her with a lychee, it was very sweet and thoughtful of her. This place is kid friendly and wants customers to feel comfortable. Food: for appetizer we ordered the chive pancakes, they were good but a little bit too oily for me. I want a fan of ten gooey ness inside but the flavor was in point. For entrees we got the drunken noodles and the shrimp fried rice. The drunken noodles were a little bit too spicy for me but fresh and flavorful. The shrimp fried rice was perfect. Drinks: loved their Thai iced tea, I would ask for less sugar next time if possible. They also have these really cool drinks that change color and their are reasonably priced for about $9. Overall, aside from being there with a cranky toddler, we had a great experience. We look forward to checking coming back and trying different items on the menu! read more
This place is amazing! Cozy restaurant with rustic but modern vibe. The staff is wonderful and very attentive. The owner came by twice to make sure we were okay. She even played with my two year old nephew at one point and gave him a complimentary lychee dessert. So sweet. As for food, they offer lunch specials ranging from $12-$17 every day. The lunch special comes with one entree and one appetizer. Everything we ordered was quite delicious and tasted fresh. We ordered: Esan combo (papaya salad with pork cracklings, fried chicken and blue coconut rice). The best part of this dish for me was the blue coconut rice. Sweet but not overpowering and an unusual choice to include in this savory dish. BBQ roasted pork with sesame gravy (crispy pork belly, roasted pork, sweet sausage, boiled egg and Rice). I like that this dish offered three different types of meat. The pork belly and sweet sausage were very good but the roasted pork needed the help of the sesame gravy. For appetizers we got the chive pancakes, crab dumplings and Thai crepe dumplings. All were very good but portions were small. And the best part of our meal were the desserts we ordered. We got the homemade ice cream topped with gold egg yolk thread and the Thai tea creme brulee. The ice cream with egg yolk thread was fantastic! I've never had gold egg yolk thread before and loved it. The creme brulee was nicely done. They topped it with sliced strawberries which gaveit a nice balance to the flavor. I can't wait to go back and try other items from their menu. This restaurant is a must if your looking for great Thai food. read more
3 years ago
Great service, good food, good ambiance. Definitely recommend this place. Went there on Sunday after visiting son at queens college. read more
Great lunch specials everyday including weekends. Choose one appetizer, one main course for about $12 - $14. Place is medium sized, so don't come with a group of 20, maybe 10 max in your group to be comfortable. Food came out fairly quickly. Pad Thai, drunken noodles were my favorites. The BBQ Roasted pork tasted more like Chinese food than Thai, but nothing wrong with it. Thai Ice Coffee and the Thai Iced Tea was perfect, not too sweet, and not too bitter. The dessert options were a bit limited. They had the usual mango sticky rice, thai inspired ice cream flavors. I really wanted the traditional Thai desserts like pandan, but they don't make it. They did promised me next time they will try to have it on the menu, so maybe on the next visit they can have legit traditional Thai desserts available. Service was great, and décor was cute and chic. read more
2 years ago
The food was incredible !! Everything was so nicely plated and I loved the interior of the place as well. Felt really homey and the service was amazing as well. I definitely want to come back to try the other things on their menu! Everything was flavorful! read more
2 years ago
The green curry is the best in town! ! ! ! Ordered the crispy pork and it was great! Everything was delicious. Thai iced tea is very authentic! Be sure to try their signature drinks! ! ! Very refreshing! ! Fried soft shell crab is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside! The lemon fish is very refreshing and the fish meat is very thick! read more
My friend has been raving about Sup Thai for some time, and I finally had the chance to come! We both ordered drunken noodles, and it was DELICIOUS. The noodles were chewy, the sauce was perfectly seasoned with basil and salt, and the pork was crispy. We ordered our meal through the website. However, the 10% off listed on the info section is no longer valid. Parking wasnt difficult to find but it's probably because we came after 8PM on a Thursday. read more
Wonderful Thai restaurant in Fresh Meadows. Right along the main street its a corner restaurant. Very nice decor and i the warmer months they open the large windows. Service was wonderful and outstanding but even better was the food. Wonderful pad thai with large shrimp. A nice green curry that had some decent heat. A wonderful fried chicken appetizer which was juicy and crunchy with a blue rice that was delicious. The blue rice comes from a special flour that is mixed with the rice. The dessert as well had a great coconut ice cream with bits of coconut. The drinks were also strong with a wonderful thai ice coffee. I'll definitely be back in this neighborhood gem. read more
We came here on a Saturday night. Even though they seemed busy, they were able to seat us very quickly. The food came out in a timely manner. Delicious appetizers and entrees. Try the Sup sampler. Great service, very friendly staff. We would definitely come back! * Updated review We came back for lunch and had their lunch special which is reasonably priced. The Food: 5 out of 5 Their food is delicious and tastes very authentic. All of the appetizers that I have tried were great. The chive pancake is consistently my favorite. The crepe dumplings are also very unique with a taste of peanut and sweet and spicy sauce. The Pad Thai was good, a classic to try. My favorite so far was the Pad See Yew! The Service: 5 out of 5 Such friendly servers! They are always coming around to see if you need anything and refilling drinks and taking away your plates. The owner was also super nice and came by to check on us as well! The Space: 5 out of 5 Everything here is kept very clean. Smaller restaurant but able to fit groups of 8 with tables shifted together. Nice and simple table and wall decor. The Price: $$ The lunch specials are $12 or 14 depending on what meat you get, but also comes with an appetizer. Worth it? Yes! Make sure to give this place a try! read more
I usually judge a restaurant on 3 major criteria - decor, service and food. Immediately you get a good sense of Sup's style from the exterior with cool simple artwork on the walls and the beautiful black grill windows. Inside, I like the expose brick under plaster walls, polished concrete, and the B&W artwork inside. The wood toned tables and chairs are very nice. A great place to spend time. 5 stars for decor. Service was also 5 stars - never neglected, constantly filling water glasses and checking in on our small group. The servers were friendly, smiling and patient with questions adding to the whole experience. The food was a bit mixed for us putting it at 3 stars. I like when places do an appetizer sampler (Sup Sampler here), but they should do a per person price and make sure all diners get at least one item. It's a bit awkward splitting a dumpling because only 2 are served. Chive pancakes were the stand out of the items served. The specials of duck (tamarind style) and crispy red snapper (thai basil) were a little disappointing. Duck was a bit on the dry side and I would have liked a bit crisper skin. The snapper came out as a whole fish with the pieces fried - it had good flavor, but the fish itself a bit underwhelming. The crab meat fried rice was done well, a bit bland, but not overly greasy or heavy. The bowls of jasmine rice we each received I felt were very good as well. By far the standout was the Massaman Curry Beef, a generous portion served in a pretty pot with gorgeous melt in your mouth large chunks of slow braised beef. Massaman rarely disappoints, but I feel this one excelled. Give me this and tuck my ass in for a food coma when I'm done. So good! DO NOT MISS the thai iced coffee - I keep mentioning this drink to people so it certainly has been on my mind. Rich, delicious coffee with condensed milk floating on top while not being too sweet. Its beautiful and shame to mix it, but a must to balance the flavors. Just. So. Good! It sounded great but the thai tea creme brulee did not work for me - the thai flavors in this and the not so great creme brulee fell a bit flat. Coconut ice cream over sticky rice was better. Sup is a great addition to the area and certainly worth visiting. I plan on returning and trying other dishes - especially since it is near where I work. read more
5 years ago
Visited the place on a Friday evening and as expected, it was quite busy. It had both indoor and outdoor dining. We sat outdoors as the vibe under fairy lights seemed cool, but the summer mosquitoes forced us indoors. Staff was friendly and courteous. Drinks, food, dessert - all were great! For drinks we got the Emerald. For appetizers we got the Chicken Curry Puff (which was my favorite) and Papaya salad. For the main course, we got pad see ew with chicken and Spicy basil chicken with blue rice - both of which we loved. Finally we got the Flourless chocolate cake with coconut ice cream for desert. In all, I highly recommend the place to anyone craving thai cuisine! read more
Haven't been at St. John's for awhile, but I have been seeing snaps of friends eating at this new Thai place by campus! Really love the decor of the place, which was a great mix of modern and new Thai styles. Appetizer Sampler: nothing really exciting/note worthy in terms of the actual apps (3 shrimp shumai, 2 pork shumai, 1 spring roll - halved, and 4 chive dumplings) that were presented on a bamboo woven tray. I guess it's a good option for a group that have different preferences. Esan Combo: so I've been seeing this dish from my friends and have been wanting to try. The dish comes with the eye catching blue coconut rice (colored from butterfly pea extract which also adds to the aroma), fried chicken, and papaya salad. For me, the dish can do without the rice because... it doesn't go. You usually eat fried chicken/papaya salad with sticky rice. The coconut rice was a little too much fat content with the fried chicken. The papaya salad could use a little more oomph (probably toned it down for general customers). BUT. The fried chicken was amazing. Perfectly crunchy on the outside, super juicy and tender meat on the inside. Service was great, def a new Thai spot on the map. read more
8 years ago
Sup means Treasure in Thai. And this place is filled with many simply elegant and surprise treasures... check out the appetizer menu! As per the menu, many of the ingredients are imported from Thailand. Good sign. The staff is very friendly and attentive. And this place gets pretty packed for dinner on any weeknight so reservations are suggested especially for groups. The ambiance is modern and cozy. Tables are close together. For starters, we started with the Sup Sampler, a combination of little treasures from the appetizer menu. I liked the chive pancake paired with a soy vinaigrette. It was very tasty and the texture was soft once you bite into it. I passed on the handmade shrimp and chicken dumplings, allergy. But I did sample the crab dumplings; not bad but nothing to write about. The best part of this sampler was the spring rolls. Packed with veggies and vermicelli inside. Very tasty. Entrees: My personal favorite was the crab meat fried rice, lightly fried with soy sauce. The real lumps of crab meat shines through. Simple and delicious. My next favorite was the Massaman Curry. Fork tender slow braised beef, onions and potatoes in a coconut and peanut based curry. I could've eaten a whole bowl of rice with this curry had I not been sharing or stuffed with all the other good eats. My Yelp buddies and I, all enjoyed this dish and it was a favorite. We highly recommend you to try this. The other two proteins we shared were the Fried Red Snapper, head and tail on. It was absolutely delicious (only wished it was crispier). The fish was meaty and already pre-cut into chunks for each person to have a good helping. We ordered it Thai Basil style. Then we ordered the crispy duck...not sure why it was called crispy as it didn't look it at all. Ordered that Tamarind style and it was very good as well. Portions are on the smaller side but great for sharing w/ light eaters. Thai Creme Brulee looked better than it tasted - drink a Thai Iced Tea instead. It would've been more satisfying. I enjoyed my Lychee Thai Lemonade - especially the color, purple! Refreshing. Totally will return and recommend to friends. read more
2 years ago
I love Thai food and this is definitely one of my favorite Thai restaurant. There have many different dishes and appetizers! read more
I think this restaurant is the closest I can get to the taste of "real" thai food around my neighborhood. I've been here multiple times already and I want to keep on going until I've tasted everything on the menu. It's a small but a super cozy restaurant and I don't have a complaint on anything I've ordered. Everything was outstanding and the flavors in each dish are amazing. I don't think I can go to any other thai restaurant in the fresh meadows/bayside area. Delicious delicious delicious read more
7 years ago
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178-19 Union Tpke
Fresh Meadows, NY 11366
Utopia, Hillcrest, Flushing
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