A solid Thai restaurant in the UW! I came here with my sister on a week day for lunch and there was no wait. We ordered the Pad Se-Ew & Gra Prow Kai Dow. Both were really good! The Gra Prow Kai Dow was supposed to be spicy... however I was slightly disappointed as I didn't find it spicy at all. I've been here a couple times and the food has always been tasty. I like the lychee creme brûlée a lot! Service was quick, and I like their red umbrella decor inside! Overall, I will likely return to Thai Market for a quick meal! read more

Thai Market - Pad Se-Ew (left) & Gra Prow Kai Dow (right) - Thai Near Me - New York, New York

Overcast Sunday random walk-in got us here. The place was not busy and we got an amazing window seat and got straight to ordering which included Kow Soy ($17.95), Vegetable Curry ($17.95) and, Curry Rice ($2.50) - a side portion which was enough to feed our little one! Food overall was inline with expectations; nothing spectacular, but not disappointing either. Not much spice kick, but the Kow Soy was packed with flavor and the Vegetable Curry, not so much! Decent portion sizes too. Service was slightly slow, but food arrived within 25-mins of ordering. Noise levels on the lower end. Will visit again for sure! read more

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This one is probably between 3.5-4. It's a cute joint but the food is pretty standard , nothing too exciting . We also tried the Bangkok cocktail that was supposed to be sweet/sour according to the waiter and ended up being more bitter . Here's what we took : 1) green currry - a nice portion dish, juicy big shrimps . I wish there were some more vegetables in the dish (3.9/5) 2) pad Thai - nice portion and feels fresh . A good pad Thai altogether (4.0/5) 3) sticky rice w mango - very yummy . The girl loved it . A little bit more generosity w the rice will take this a long way (4.1/5) read more

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came here on a weekend and it was pretty empty. The food here was great, we had the kow soy, steamed dumplings & crab meat stir fried noodles. Everything was fresh and had no complaints with the food. The decor was also nice & welcoming, however the service was mediocre and the staff didn't seem too friendly /: read more

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Food was okay. Nothing special and for the price I hoped for more. Service was meh. What was really annoying is that when it's time to pay the bill the first option was already 20% and they are standing right there as you press buttons. Just an OK option if the wait at Banh is too long. read more

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Visited for Valentine's Day. Lovely Dinner. They had lagoons for a special and they were absolutely amazing. Ive never been here and had a bad experience. Love Thai market. I believe I been coming here for a little over 10 years. Let's not ignore the bill was under $120. 3 apps , 3 drinks, 2 entrees and 2 desserts read more

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I am so disappointed in myself that this review has taken as long as it has. I have been coming to Thai Market now for 10 plus years. Hua is always the best server. She already knows our order once we sit down! It is always the go to place. I have enjoyed many entrees from the menu. My go-to's are usually the Pad Se Ew or the Green Curry with Chicken. Tonight's dinner I indulged in the steamed Thai dumpling appetizer and the Green Curry and I always opt for the sticky rice. The green curry is pretty spicy if you ask me and comes with eggplant and peppers. The sticky rice comes wrapped in a banana leaf and adds a nice sweetness to any dish. Me and my friends always get the Chill Chill drink. It's such a nice cold, fruity and strong drink. And the color is always so pretty. Best Thai food in NYC !! read more

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Solid staple for the Morningside neighborhood with delicious noodles that hit the spot. The prices have definitely gone up over the years, but their prices are on par with other spots around the city. Most recently, I enjoyed their tofu pad se-ew--it has well cooked, large flat noodles, a good amount of fried tofu and veggies, and a generous (but appropriate) amount of fried egg (so good!) I also tried some of the beef pad se-ew and thought the beef had good flavor but was a bit on the dry side. The takeout portion is a full rectangular takeout container, which was enough for two meals! read more

Thai Market - tofu pad se-ew - Thai Near Me - New York, New York

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Cute restaurant, very attentive service, and delicious food. I'm still thinking about these chicken skewers the next day! We came around 6:30pm on a Friday and there was no wait, but the place was packed when we left. We both loved our food and will definitely be back! read more

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So you're looking for great thai food, huh? Well congratulations because you have stumbled across the right place. This is by far the best thai food I have had in NYC. From the appetizers to the entrees, they are all packed with flavor and cooked to perfection. I would have given this restaurant 5 stars, but the drinks were not great. Overall, a fantastic place for a flavorful meal! read more

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Someone was crazing Thai so this place came up with a decent amount of reviews. Interior is nicely done with street signs hanging from the wall and a big red umbrella at the bar. The aroma as we walked closer to our seats near the kitchen definitely made our taste bunds react. Service here was very attentive. We ordered the chicken larb, green curry soft shell crab and the basil fried rice with squid. The chicken larb came with sticky rice and a basket of veggies. The taste was pretty but we didn't enjoy the texture of the chicken at all. We are not big fans of white meat and found the meat very powdery and tasteless. We regretted asking if we could change the protein as we were sure the minced pork would have made a huge difference. Almost positive they could have accumulated this request since we were able to change the protein for the fried rice. The green curry soft shell crab was today's favorite dish. The crabs were very big and perfectly fried. The green curry was very tasty and we kept dipping everything in the sauce or eating it with rice. The dish came with broccoli and red peppers and a side of curry yellow rice. We enjoyed the basil fried rice although it didn't taste like your typical basil fried rice. read more

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Quick service. Food didn't take long. Tasted great. Noise level was a little high and cocktails were a little small for the price. Will come back. read more

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I don't have a lot of experience with Thai but the service was good. The food came out super fast and they were attentive. The flavors were good and the veggies appeared fresh. I just wanted to have more flavor in my shrimp. But I think Thai might be more about the sauces that covers the shrimp, that has most of the flavor. The ambience was nice. I sat by the window and watched the city go by read more

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The food was yummy and delicious. Service was east, they refilled our water promptly and took our orders at the perfect timing (when we were ready). I liked the inside of the restaurant. There were many pictures of the Thailand street marker (I would assume). It wad interesting to look at. I wish I could go to Thailand! Thank you guys for the best dinner on this first of the month! Wishing us the best end of the year! Happy holidays to the team. read more

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Flavorless pad see ew---legit no flavor. 20 dollars. Still hungry. Also got the panang curry once and it was also lacking in flavor.

Good food, good ambiance, good service. It was a little slow in serving though which I find different from most thai places. Food was solid though. read more

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Cool spot bc their menu look like a newspaper. Pad se ew is good, curry puffs and calamari were freshly fried. Pomegranate ginger ale sounded so cool but i felt lied to when it came in a glass bottle. Their papaya salad is nice and refreshing but a too wet for me. Service was attentive but not overwhelming. Mango sticky rice is so tasty. read more

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Heard that this is the most authentic Thai restaurant in Manhattan. Pretty good! Service is nice, dinning environment pretty spacious. read more

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Pros: Nice ambience!! Amazing curry :)) Not too spicy and really creamy. Portion sizes filled me up. Cons: The drunken noodles were pretty salty Pretty solid Thai spot in UWS! read more

Thai Market - Drunken noodles , curry - Thai Near Me - New York, New York

Absolutely, I highly recommend my neighbor incredible Thai food restaurant. Here's why...The BEST and my favorites are: Veggie Curry with Fried Tofu in Coconut Milk (WOW!), Yao-Hoo Todd (Crispy Fried Tofu & Peanut Sauce, ***Kow Pad Poo (Crabmeat Fried Rice) (OMG), and Thai Ice Tea (a must have!) . Another spoiled New Yorker...? Yup, because I don't have to go far, fast delivery & hot food, completely convenient & economically sound. ;0) "Don't hate the player, hate the game." New Yorkers LOVE convenience. read more

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I have always previously gone to this restaurant with great anticipation of delight! The grilled chicken was so succulent and flavorful, with wonderfully crispy skin. The skirt steak was reliably tender and suffuse with nectar-like juices and as for the Pad Thai, it was superb! Tonight, sitting at the bar by myself, I had only the chicken, proceeded as usual, by a Cosmo. Because my drink was only fair, as potent as always, but over sweet like a mix, I ought to have worried. Alas it was nothing like what I've grown accustomed to here. In fact, it tasted just as if it had been prepared hours before and placed on the grill again to be re-heated. Consequently, the white meat was too dry to eat. Ordinarily courteous and helpful to the extreme, the bartender seemed indifferent at best. I will never return and predict that soon, it will close! read more

Food was amazing. The rat was not (lowkey service too). Went here with my friends because the reviews seemed decent for Thai food in the area. And the food was good, no doubt about that. I wouldn't say it was the most amazing thai food I've had but it was yummy. That being said, there was literally a rat running around inside the restaurant as we were eating. Killed our appetite immediately. They couldn't find the rat but they were trying to calmly search for it. Not only that but the service was not the best. When we put our names down, the waitress told us it would be a 10 minute wait and we didn't get a text for 30 minutes. We would've just gone somewhere else to eat, lying about the wait time did not look good. After we waited that long, they set us in the front of the door which had so much cold air coming in and out (I was a bit sick at the time so I wanted to stay warm). We asked for a table in the back that was empty. They said there was a reservation coming in a few mins. We asked them to close the door. They said they would and never did. Our food came out and we ate for ~1 hour. There was no reservation that showed up. It was sort of clear that they didn't want to move us to the back. Food: Yummy, not the best. Ambiance: Rat?! Service: Could definitely be better. read more

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My favorite Thai restaurant in NYC. Delicious food, quick service, reasonable prices, cute atmosphere. A neighborhood standby.

I'm already craving this and I haven't even finished eating it. This restaurant deserves analysis from multiple angles. The workers may favor certain customers but always deliver as promised. The dishes demonstrate quality consistency. This spot gets all the details right. read more

Service (5/5): We were immediately seated on a Sunday. The staff was friendly and attentive throughout our meal. Ambiance (5/5): There's both indoor and outdoor seating. They kept the front and side doors open so the inside was warm and without AC. The menu is unique in that it looks like a newspaper. There's a full bar and open, bright, spacious dining area. Food: Overall all the dishes had a good portion for the price! My friends' dishes had a generous portion of tofu. There's a perceived authenticity in the taste of the dishes Kui Teiw Kua Ped $17 (4/5): There was chunks of nicely seasoned duck. However, I felt like the flavor of the noodles wasn't totally cooked into the dish. Savory and great sauce that could use a bit more spice. Pad Kee Mao $16 (4/5): I felt like the spice level was just right. However not as flavorful as other kee maos that I've had. Pad Sapparod (5/5): I enjoyed this dish over the Kui Teiw Kua Ped; The sauce's flavor was a bit more savory and unique. Thai Iced tea (5/5): can never go wrong with a thai iced tea! read more

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Always busy but they somehow manage to make delicious food and give excellent service. We've ordered a lot of different dishes from here over the years and everything is very good. We especially like the fried whole fish with chili garlic sauce. A little bit spicy, little bit sweet, and just really good! Make reservations if you can. read more

I'll be bringing friends here to share the experience. Their crew provides warmth with careful observation. This place caters to those who won't compromise on quality or cost. This restaurant boasts a strategic position also. The value at this restaurant is outstanding. read more

I got pad kee mao with chicken and moo ping (marinated pork on skewers). Both were delicious, definitely hit the spot. Pad kee mao was very saucy and flavorful. I was concerned that the noodles were going to be dry and stuck together because that sometimes happens when I get noodle dishes for takeout, but the noodles were wonderfully moist and saucy. I personally didn't think it had much spice and would have preferred it to be spicier. I loved that there was a good amount of chicken and other non-noodle components because some places will give almost all just noodles, but not here. Of the pad kee maos I've had, this one is a lot more tomato-forward with hints of a marinara sauce kinda flavor, esp w the small tomato pieces. I loved the sauce of the moo ping and the subtle spice it has. The meat had nice crispy edges, but I wish the pieces were more meat and less fat. Overall, very satisfying meal! read more

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how have i not been to thai market and i love thai food and it was right near campus??? anyways after the midterm my friend was hungry hippo so we went out to eat but we didn't know what to eat. we walked around and then they were like thai market? i just had it yesterday but i'll go again. so i was like bet and then we walked over. we got seated right away and we both ordered a pad thai. my friend got shrimp and i got chicken. it came out really quickly and omg it was really good. but i think im biased because the best pad thai is called thai way back in my hometown. but this will suffice for now. it made me homesick lowkey. then we got the mango sticky rice and wow that filled me with nostalgia too. the mangos were SO sweet and good tbh. wow! solid thai place! idk why everyone i know lowkey trashes on it though! 4.5 stars! read more

For the crab rangoon alone I am compelled to give a 5 star review, but alas there are other factors to consider. My friend and I ordered a gai rad prik (mild spicy) and thai thai basil sauce (medium spicy). We also ordered thai iced teas. The gai rad prik was sweet and spicy grilled chicken and portion size was generous. The funny thing is that this was spicier than the thai basil even though we requested mild spicy. The thai basil sauce was pretty good- there's not as much flavor but it's great to balance out the gai rad prik. Thai iced teas were great but quite sweet. And ofc the crab rangoon was amazing!! Bonus point: The menus are cool and look vintage, but the food is quite pricey read more

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It's decent Thai food, is it the best? No, but it's close to me and they are good. I would like to see more typical appetizers available on the menu. read more

Ah... maybe my memories are warped with age, but Thai Market was not nearly as wonderful as I remember it being about a decade ago, when it was in regular rotation. We used to love the skewers, whole grilled fish, turnip cakes, the noodles -- everything really. On a recent evening, dinner by delivery was a disappointment against the backdrop of our memories -- but was probably fair for the neighborhood. Everything has become Americanized and hyper, gloppy sweet. Fish sauce, spice, and all the pungent flavors that make Thai food interesting are no longer present or otherwise extremely dialed back. Where there is spicy heat, it comes from ingredients that are not traditional for those dishes, e.g. from some sort of sriracha-like hot sauce instead of fresh hot peppers in ped kee mao. Stirfried turnip cakes were once IMHO one of the best dishes in Manhattan, made with crispy-on-the-outside, creamy-on-the-inside slivers of sauteed turnip cake tossed with a melange of sprouts and other vegetables, soy sauce and fish sauce. What we received by delivery was a sodden mess, made with an imbalanced amount of fish sauce that tasted completely off for anyone familiar with the dish or cuisine. Skewers were very vanilla. No longer are chicken or beef heart or gizzards offered on the menu. The chicken tenders and marinated pork we were able to order were sweeter than we like, not grilled (griddled at best), seasoned with something premade, overly sweet and corn-syrupy gloppy. Noodles (ped kee mao and kee mao gai) were texturally pleasant, but poorly made by someone who was clearly not familiar with the cuisine and winging it wrt flavors. We've been hyping the restaurant to friends for years and feel embarrassed for doing so. It's possible we tried on an off night. Will try again... but I'm in no hurry to return. read more

Cute, Thai market inspired decorations, full bar, and extensive selection of solid food! I loved everything, especially the curry rice, which was beautifully fragrant with a subtly sweet finish. Everything was delicious but I thought the rice was exceptional. Few words for the wise : The salmon seems to come medium-medium well so if you like it rarer ask up front. The mango salad packs a bit of heat. It's delicious and well-balanced, but if you're spice sensitive I'd let them know to see if they can make it without the bird's eye chili. I hope you enjoy your experience as much as I did mine. Have fun! read more

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Everything was so delicious. Very authentic Thai food and restaurant. The duck noodles soup was the best I've ever had read more

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The service here is spectacular!! The food is amazing and fresh. Steamed dumplings to die for. Red light district is perfect with the lychee read more

BEST neighborhood Thai, probably one of the top on the UWS. Okay, not a super high bar... Full disclosure - I can't take super spicy food, so I don't know if Thai Market comes through for those dishes. It is the only Pad Thai delivery that I get because unlike most of the others, it is not a gloop of oversweetened sauce with overcooked noodles. It is tangy, bit sweet, bit spicy with a great balance of veggies, noodles and protein. Other standouts: GET THE BROWN TROUT! It's hard to find Thai fish dishes that aren't super spicy/ super breaded. The trout is incredibly moist, fried but not breaded, and just the right flavorings. Somehow, the dish survives the delivery process to arrive still hot and still juicy. The mango sticky rice is consistently good. The green curry never disappoints. The larb is inconsistent - the balance of spicy, vinegary and salty doesn't always work. The apps are okay not outstanding. read more

Delicious food, friendly service, reasonable prices. This place is definitely worth coming out of your way for. Tom Yum Goong: less sour and complex than regular T Yum, I fell in love with the lemongrass and mushroom combo, with tender shrimp and chopped scallions. Intensely flavorful, this feels like it can cure you of any ailment. I thought the spice level was perfect, not too aggressive. The steamed Thai dumplings with chicken and peanuts come with this perfectly thin and delicate dumpling skin, but no dipping sauces. While delicious, I'd love something to dip them in. Pad Kee mao is fairly spicy and delicious (but not Thai spicy), and is less sweet than places serve. Perfectly cooked noodles that were still a bit firm. I couldn't resist ordering their $25 skirt steak for me entree, with an extra $2 for a side of vegetables. This comes with sticky rice and a spicy green sauce. Not only is this an incredible bargain, but the steak was cooked a perfect medium rare and melt in your mouth tender. Don't skip this! read more

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Boy this place is popular. Full on on a Tuesday night! Good place to meet friends. Good price point on most menu items. I had to order the most expensive dish on the menu because I had to have fried duck, but it came to me smothered to bits in a thick pasted on penang. It cost too much, and was too unwieldy. Not having that again. read more

Got the Thai craving after watching the Street Food Asia from Netflix. Came over to Thai Market for its ambience and some Thai foods. Satisfied with every dishes we ordered. Love the Kow Pad Poo, the crabmeats were chunky and generously served. Delicious and will be on my must order list for future visit. Next time I return will try other dishes. read more

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This is one of my favorite Thai restaurants on the upper west side! Their pad kee mao hits the spot because it's very flavorful and not too heavy. The service was also great and I got my food relatively quickly. They also have a good amount of seating for New York. I would highly recommend stopping by if you're in the neighborhood! read more

Thai Market - Pad Kee Mao - Thai Near Me - New York, New York