Service was friendly. Unfortunately, I really didn't like what I ordered…read more I got the Pla (fish) with vegetables, and it was too salty for me and didn't have another clear flavor in its favor. There wasn't a strong ginger or garlic essence like I'm used to in a Thai brown gravy. My friends seemed happy with their curries though...so maybe I just ordered wrong. On Sunday, they have a very strong takeout business, which also impacted the ambience. At one point there were like six people waiting in line at the entrance. In such a small establishment, it changes the vibe to have people hovering and getting impatient and clarifying orders, with the frequent entrance/exit of new patrons. Our table was closest to the entrance so we probably "felt" it more than other tables would have. Still, for the "mom's night out" space that we were cultivating, I would've preferred to pay more to go someplace that had less of a takeout vibe. Note: there is only one all-gender restroom and it is for customer use only. Free parking out front.

Ordered takeout through Uber and my food was delivered super hot and well-packed. The Tom yum soup…read morewas really delicious with the right spice level and the steamed pork dumplings were perfectly steamed and really tasty. The chicken pad Thai was very good yet I wish the chicken had been cut into smaller pieces and it felt a bit overcooked. I missed the lime piece too. Still very good. Loved the Thai iced tea. Not too sweet. I would order from here again especially as the portions were quite healthy! I appreciated a good takeout dinner.

I love Thai food and have much experience with it. LeDu is a very solid spot outside of Boston and…read morevery authentic. I will have to try more of the menu, but what I did try was fantastic. If you want a place with a vast variety of dishes, spices, quality ingredients for Thai - look no further. App: Scallion pancake (better than most I've had) Penang curry (so good) Pad kee mao (big portion, great) Mango sticky rice (must get if in mood for desert)

All the usual Thai dishes, somehow better than other places…read more.... Friendly service. I get my usual vegan pad see ew here.

I love coming to Four Spoons! I consider myself a semi-regular (mostly take-out, but I've done…read moredine-in a few times). One of my favorite things about this place is the variety of veggies in the curry dishes and fried rice- delightful and delicious. I recommend getting their red curry, basil fried rice, crispy chicken pad Thai, and pan-fried pork dumplings. The food is a solid 4 stars, with an extra because the music was always mild and never too obnoxiously loud.

Great food, great service, but COLD!!! We ordered chive dumplings (delicious but unlike 'normal'…read moredumplings), drunken noodle, and ginger stir fry with tofu. All were VERY good - and the vegetables were crispy and not overcooked! The service was perfect, attentive but not overbearing. Although we didn't order drinks, their prices were good and NOT the ridiculous price gouging that so many restaurants are doing. So... why not 5 stars? IS WAS COLD!!! They need MUCH more heat. It wasn't just the blasts of icy air whenever anyone went thru the door, it stayed REALLY COLD the entire time. It was only 25F out - not the coldest day. Seriously - buy a heater or two!

Everything was delicious in this Thai restaurant. It was really genuine Thai cooking. The service…read morewas welcoming, and the ambience was cozy and yet it was high ceiling modern. I ordered the Papaya salad, Chicken satay. Curry Shortribs and Phad See Yue with beef and the mango sticky rice with coconut ice cream. All I can say was everything was exceptionally tasty and I would definitely come back here again. This place is reasonable and not overpriced. Definitely make a reservation.

Maybe my tastes are shifting, but I found the most recent visit ok, but with some significant…read moreissues. The Pla Pad Kun Chai which is a fried cod fillet, with a mix of root spices and Chinese celery, had some complex flavors that didn't pan out - the fish itself was breaded in a batter that was perhaps a bit too MSG-laden, and not enough distinctive a flavor to justify its saltiness; and the Chinese celery was really tough, which didn't make for a good bite of texture. The green onions were too crispy relative to the other alliums. The Kao Soi Brisket had some decent beef pieces, but then some of the other pieces were way tough. The soup (or is it a sauce?) was way thick, and overall the dish was overly salted. There also needs to be more noodle, and more mustard green overall. The curry puff was a good idea, but the puff itself was rather dry, and not particularly well integrated with the chicken, potatoes, and alliums. The stuffing might also have been underseasoned. In general the dishes demonstrate expert preparation, but the concepts need reworking. The new environment (across the street from the former location) is a tad loud when populated with many diners, though visually it's a pleasant place to dine. The servers were attentive and respectful.

Based on one visit…read more Smaller restaurant on a Washington Street in Brighton. Pluses (+) Ambiance/Decor/Environment is cozy and warm even though its an open room. Nice quality tables and chairs as well as decorations creates an inviting environment. The warmth of the staff also makes it inviting. Food Type: What you would expect like Street food, classics. noodles and curries and a few regional specialties. Prices: Reasonable for food of this quality. We spent $90 pre-tip for three including an appetizer and a few beers (for me only). Food Quality: Very Good. We had three dishes and an appetizer and shared everything. Singha and Leo beer available as expected washed it down. I have been to Thailand on business trips and vacation and by no means have a palette capable of detecting nuances in regional dishes (I can a bit for Korean and Japanese due to extended time spent there), but could taste it was a bit playing to the American tastes. Still really good. Service: Friendly and generally fast. Minus (-) The meals came out separately. Meal one came with the appetizer. Then 7-10 minutes the second meal. Then 7-10 minutes the third meal. If eating American style ie everyone eats only their own meal, this would be a real problem. As my wife is Korean we usually eat family style (we often share meals at American restaurants, why not, you get to try more dishes), so this was not an issue really. The pluses outweigh negative it is still 4.5 rounder to 5. Absolutely worth a try. Enjoy!

Nice freshly made Thai Food…read more Everyone was very nice and the food very fresh also Prices are reasonable

Came here with a friend on a Saturday night and the prices were so reasonable! The food was pretty…read moredecent and service was super friendly! I would definitely come back if I was in the newton center area!

Tiny portion. Not worth it. The chief probably changed. Not going back. Many more better optionsread more

While visiting Newton for a family event, arranged to meet up with old friends for dinner…read more Unfamiliar with the area, used YELP and Google and found Thai Amarin.

Quick service, paid parking, and quiet atmosphere. The tom yum soup had tasty broth... The chicken…read moregrapow was tasty just wish it was spicier.

Mahaniyom is a wonderful and welcomed addition to the growing Thai stronghold in Boston. Unique…read moreThai-style tapas and small entrees that are perfect for sharing. My family and I walked in aroud 5:15 on a Sunday night and walked in for dinner service at the bar. Although we didn't get drinks, we did feast on several items. Pomelo salad was light and unique for Boston Thai food, the crab fried rice was filled with plump and fresh crab meat, the beef panang had a deep flavor with tender meat, and the crab curry was so fun to dip the rice noodles into. For 3 people, these dishes were considered 3 "big" tapas and 1 "small" tapa and were enough to fill us up. Although I did have my eye on the branzino for the longest time...which I will come back for Would love to try their sister restaurant, Merai, which is just next door and currently hosts one of my favorite Boston-based pop-ups, Newbery Street which does Thai-style coffee/matcha and salt bread.

This is billed as a thai tapas/small plates place. The thing I hate about tapas places (at least…read morein the US) is that the portions are tiny and the prices are extremely high. Mahamiyom was the exception to the rule. The portions were large enough that my party of 6 could all have a fair serving of each dish without needing any repeats. Each dish was beautifully crafted and presented. The wait staff was excellent. Overall I would 100% recommend this restaurant!

I ordered the fried roti to start which came with a curry dipping sauce. Very crispy bread but I…read morewish the sauce they served it with was warm. For my entree I ordered the chicken pad see ew. It was a little bit spicy and full of vegetables! I really enjoyed it. We were sat immediately, the waitress was friendly, and the food came out quick. Couldn't ask for a better chill dinner.

This was a wonderful restaurant experience. At first, I was nervous to try something other than Pad…read moreThai, but the massaman curry was delicious! It was full of chicken, peanuts, and well-cooked veggies. I would especially suggest this dish for anyone who loves carrots. I can't wait to return.

I just love this place…read more Food is great, ambiance as well. No complaints. The service is nice and the flavors are great here. The bar offers colorful faux alcoholic drinks at $8 too for the kids and folks looking not to consume booze. I just adore the curry and the pad Thai.

Little Spoon is a Thai restaurant tucked into a corner of Main Street in Needham with a cozy,…read morewelcoming atmosphere that makes it easy to settle into for a relaxed dinner. We walked into a space with a cute, unique quality to it, and the menu covers a wide range of Thai dishes including ramen, curries, noodles, and rice dishes, which gives a table with different preferences plenty of directions to go. The pad see ew and basil fried rice are both solid orders that cover familiar ground competently. The noodles on the pad see ew had decent wok character and the basil fried rice was well seasoned and aromatic, though neither dish pushed beyond what you would expect from a good neighborhood Thai spot. The mango sticky rice is a satisfying finish and the sticky rice texture was on point, though the mango itself can vary depending on the season. The Thai tea is well made and a natural complement to the spicier dishes on the table. Across everything we ordered, the food was consistently good without being particularly memorable, landing in that comfortable range where you leave satisfied but not necessarily thinking about it the next day. For a weeknight dinner close to home it works well and the portion sizes are reasonable for the price. The menu is large enough that there is probably a higher ceiling to explore on return visits with some of the more distinctive options like the khao soi, tamarind wings, or crispy duck. Service and pickup accuracy have been inconsistent based on different visits, so dining in tends to produce a smoother experience than ordering out. As a neighborhood Thai option in Needham, it fills the gap well enough.