Yeah the mango sticky rice is where it's at!!…read more Wife and I got a table for dinner. Not a huge place but it was packed. We kinda felt sorry for the staff who were running back and forth like crazy. We ended up just getting a bunch of apps for our dinner. Weren't that hungry and that worked well. The satay chicken, dumplings, and edamame were great. And then my wife ordered the mango sticky rice. Yes, it was very well worth it!!! The only thing we weren't too fond of was the noise. Again, small place that was packed. It was really loud. But we'd go back in a heartbeat.

Taste of Thai has some tasty food. honestly, I've never…read moreactually been to the physical restaurant. I always order thru Uber Eats and have it delivered when I'm in the mood. Sometimes it's difficult to put together good take out containers that look appetizing and aren't leaking juices but these guys do a good job.

One of my favorite restaurants in Ithaca!! Hidden gem 100p (meaning 100%, for all the non GenZers…read moreout there) The decor and inside seating area both relaxing and charming. Gold and brilliance complete the dining experience paired with delicious Thai cuisine made quick & fresh. Their service is intimate and personal, I'm always taken care of there. Walk in cold and hungry, leave warm and full [of yummy food and serendipity]. **thai tea is a MUST get** Bon appetit!

I think the people there try. The food is okay. Thai Basil has been around a long time so there…read moremust be something that people like about it and that it's doing right.

Stopped in when we were in town for some hikes at the falls. Not much to look at on the outside,…read morebut food was great and serviced was friendly and quick. I got the orange chicken and my son got the bulgolgi. Both were excellent. Worth the stop if you in town and like Thai.

Always the superior Thai spot. It may not be as packed as Taste of Thai or Thai Basil, but it is…read morewhere the Asian folks (and Thai natives) all go. Their Thai tea is far better than Thai Basil, as is their food. When I organized events with the Cornell Southeast Asia Program, Tamarind was my preferred catering as well. Best pad see ew in town, with the perfect noodle texture and rich flavor (from wok energy). Love the coconut sticky rice dessert (and the gifted ceramic dishes which come with). Also highly recommend the mango sticky rice. Non-spicy: Yellow curry, Pad See Ew, Pad Thai. Spicy: Green curry (had it with chicken, duck) My only concern is how understaffed it often is. Usually one staff member to manage the whole floor, and kitchen staff in the back. And once a phone order was missing a dish (probably due to the poor single person managing the whole floor as cashier, host, wait staff, etc). This often sets take-out orders back as well. Usually on slower days, it's fast (20 mins). On bad days...like Cornell graduation weekend, it will take an hour+. I think there was a huge group of over a dozen in the tiny restaurant, ordering lots of food & drink. Came in to pick up at the time projected & sadly had to hang out at the restaurant an extra 30 mins + because of the overwhelmed staff. Let's hope they tipped generously! I would love to dine in one day, if they ever set up a table outdoors. In the meantime, for takeout, ALWAYS call to check on your order, given how busy & behind on orders they often get. The food is still worth us coming back again and again!

The food was excellent! The pineapple fried rice was delicious. My husband enjoyed the…read morefirecracker shrimp. The service was great. They have table and chairs. They also have a drive through for to go orders. We ordered the mango sticky rice for dessert. So good.

Everytime I come into Ithaca for the last decade I've been heading here. My brother was down the…read moreblock. It's convenient to pull up and head out but despite being called express they have a full dining room as well. The interior is nice simple and relaxed but they also have about 6 tables for an outdoor dining area. Always nice landscaping too. The food is great. Fresh ingredients. Good sized menu with lots of vegan, vegetarian, gluten free options etc. I slowing going through the menu but everything I had is super tasty. The commons location is great too. More fine dining.

So good! Pho Tai was legit here! Perfect for a rainy day…read more Or any day! And service was awesome, too!

Came here accidentally, as we mixed it up with another establishment. First mega-good impression…read morewas when we told the owner our intentions, she told us we were in the wrong spot and could go there instead. No way, we're staying after her frankness.... Love that attitude! She did say her food was better than unnamed place and she backed it up! Great Vietnamese staples with a pseudo--authentic twist. Example being the Bun Bo Hue, which is slightly "Americanized" for the Yinz - same spiciness and flavor but no funky meat options. Tasted very authentic and the fresh roll was excellent. Pricing was fair for 2026, and the ambience was basic and no-frills, not a bad thing. Will be returning and recommending other friends visit this spot - glad we made the mistake!

Mia is an Asian Fusion shop on Aurora Street in Ithaca. This area is noted for some compelling…read moredining venues so a chef needs to bring his A Game to compete in this neighborhood. In the case of Mia, Executive Chef Yuttanun Nakaranuruck has crafted a superb mix of flavors and spices to fuse together the tastes of Japan, China, Thailand, and India into a unique and captivating menu. Mia has a sophisticated interior decor that holds fewer than ten tables. They don't take reservations (I would suggest they ought to do so) so one might have to nurse a beverage at the bar while waiting for a table. They do have outdoor seating behind the store but, in 90 degree heat, this was not a very appealing option. In the event, we were fortunate to claim a freshly vacated table and so our evening began without a hitch. This is a Pan-Asian tapas store that does offer larger plate options but the small plates variety and flair makes tapas the obvious choice. We were greeted by Andrew, and Englishman who made his way to the Finger Lakes and chose not to return to Bedfordshire. His service was attentive, punctual, and he offered insight into an interesting if unusal assortment of Asian fusion offerings. Our evening began with Hendricks extra dry Gibsons up before transitioning to the Argiano Winery Super Tuscan which is a delectable blend of French Cab and Merlot with Tuscan Sangiovese. It conveys dark cherry, raspberry, and plum with an earthy underbrush before yielding to a velvety finish. Argiano has made this a staple of their cellar and it never ceases to satisfy. Moreover, when confronted with a bold menu such as Mia's, this full bodied wine has more than enough muscle to stand up to Thai, Chinese, and Indian tapas. At Andrew's suggestion, we selected the Prawns in Kerala curry with Japanese eggplant, Thai sun-dried beef with sticky rice, braised pork belly in a star anise and ginger soyu, and sautéed Asian greens with a mushroom garlic soyu & truffle oil. This blend of tapas complemented each other perfectly and more than sated our hunger. Having said which, their limited yet thought-provoking sleection of desserts was compelling and we finished with an Asian twist on Creme Brulee with double espressos with a twist. Mia is an interesting venue with an engaging selection of intriguing dishes. We believe it merits your attention.

Had a reservation and was seated immediately which I like. The restaurant has a great vibe and felt…read moreclean. The server was so friendly and gave great suggestions. The food was brought out very timely and the servers were great at clearing all of the plates we were done with. The food was absolutely delicious and so were the drinks. The braised pork belly, paneer in Thai yellow curry, and Thai sun-dried beef with sticky rice were the favorites, but everything was so good. Definitely recommend coming here if you have time!

Food so good nothing else matters. If you want the best vegetarian options for distinctively…read moredifferent dishes which all taste great, this is the place for delicious dining. I've posted pictures of the treats we had previously: Hot and Sour Soup, Seaweed Salad, Shredded Potatoes with Sour Spicy Sauce, Kung Po Tofu, Sizzling Japanese Tofu, Sauteed Dried String Beans, and brown rice. We ate here a year ago when we last visited Ithaca, and this was the place I was so happy to return to for dinner tonight. We couldn't be more pleased with the wonderful dinner we had. Tonight the three of us had: vegetable soup with tofu Vegan by request: Szechuan style "hot numbing" vegetables stir-fried hot pot minus meats and added tofu Vegan shredded potatoes with sour spicy sauce Vegan seaweed salad Vegetarian Singapore rice noodle with tofu instead of meat (can be made vegan upon request by omitting egg) Vegan brown rice

All was the worst experience in my life! I could go on and on and tell you but I'll save u the bad…read moreexperience. And end with this no fortune cookie Added insult to injury. Everything the food and service was totally off the day we went in! I do not recommend and wished I asked for a refund

We booked a table for Thursday night and were seated right away -- even had our pick of sitting…read moreinside or out on the patio. A glass of Pét-Nat from Osmote made for a great start; I'm a huge fan of this winery. Service was decent, and the food came out impressively fast. The patio was lovely, if a touch noisy thanks to the busy street nearby. We shared the broccoli to start, and it didn't disappoint. Naturally, the Thai Green Curry was a must-try -- and a good call it was. Only downside: the portions ran on the small side.

Fresh, healthy vegetarian recipes. Smallish menu…read more Whenever we are nearby, we try to make time to stop into Moosewood restaurant, for old-times sake. This time (Jul 2026) was like our visit a couple of years ago. The menu was rather short, and we didnt see many middle-of-the-road or ordinary comfort-food offerings. Their local sourdough bread appetizer was fresh and nicely flavored, and we chose the fresh olive oil side just because it's so luscious. We could have had chive-butter. The marinated olives were flavorful and a little spicy. Their NY-cheese board had a tasty selection of soft and hard cheeses. The salads had choices of a chutney-paneer based mix, which was refreshingly creative. And we liked the Farmstand berry-cherry goat-cheese almond salad. These were all appealing. Chickpea salad or stew, tofu or salmon over steamed veggies, or smoked-trout open-face tartine sandwich, each sounded good, but we didnt bite. None of the mains called to us. I guess we just felt that none of those menu items screamed out we-gotta-come-to-this-restaurant. The food tasted like just homemade and fresh, but not exceptional. The food was ok, no complaints, but not a big thrill.

Decent Chinese spot at Cornell, great service! I didn't have super high expectations, but the food…read morewas pretty good and our server was really friendly. Recs/what we ordered: - chicken with snow peas: 4/5; decent but not super authentic - sautéed green beans: 4.5/5; pretty authentic - veggie & tofu dry hot pot: 3.5/5 This spot gets really popular during the school year with students, so it's a solid option in the area. Happy with our experience and would recommend if you're looking for a homey meal!

- Mapo tofu (8/10)- bit on the oilier side but the pepper was pretty strong I loved it!!! Tastes…read moredelish with cucumber on the side to balance the oiliness:) - general tsao(8.7/10)- a classic good Chinese chicken dish- peppers. Not too saucy or too starchy, comes with four broccoli pieces - scallion beef roll (7/10) the crispiness is what made up for this one- wish there was a more meat, but usually the scallion beef roll is always a good choice:)

Amazing sandwiches, wicked fries, great service. Ordered online and picked up in 15 mins. Couldn't…read morehave been easier. Or more delicious. Def 5

No soup in the summer! Nice sandwiches. Limeade…read more Our Ithaca NY friends like the soups here, so we stopped in. Gorgers told us they don't serve soup in the summer. Not gazpacho, not borscht, no brightly colorful cream soups or bisques, no mint soups. They have plenty of interesting sandwiches on homemade bread. They have limeade! But we were here for soup in July. Nope.