I came here recently for dinner and thought it was pretty solid! Located in Brooklyn, this Thai…read morespot is casual, has lots of space (for bigger groups), and amazing service. When I went, I got their crispy duck salad, tom kha, pad thai, and pad see ew. I loved their crispy duck salad and thought that the dressing/sauce paired so well with the veggies and fruit that they put in as well as with the crispy duck. Their tom kha was also delicious and full of our protein of choice. And while I still enjoyed their pad thai and pad see ew, I wish they just had a bit more flavor to them. Nonetheless, it was still good and not a bad spot for Thai food in the area!

I've be here a couple of times and my go-to apps are the curry puffs and crab rangoon…read more The curry puffs are nice and crunchy yet soft and the feeling is very flavorful. The sauce it's served with is quite flavorful and refreshing with the fresh veggies. The crab rangoon are stuffed with filling, which is a plus because some restaurants skimp on that. The feeling is not as sweet as I would like but still a delicious dish. It is served with a kind of sweet chili sauce. The ambiance is great. The lighting is somewhat dim, which I think matches the aesthetic of the establishment. My first experience here they were playing jazz and it very nice. The most recent time they were playing a mix of 70s-80s Pop and RnB and it was a good time. The wait staff is pretty attentive and very informative of the menu. Will definitely be returning.

We came here for a large birthday dinner, and they did a great job accommodating our group. I…read moreordered the green curry, which was excellent. The presentation of all the dishes was beautiful and really thoughtfully done. My favorite part of the meal was my cocktail. It was made with beet juice, which I'd never had in a drink before, and it was so good. I'd definitely come back. Everyone I had talked to before visiting had only ever ordered takeout, but dining in was a great experience. The atmosphere and service made it worth it.

Always super excellent quality Thai fusion. The service is extremely excellent and intentional AND…read moreattentive. You do not get that mix in New York often. The space is decorated so wonderfully with an outdoor area as well. Will definitely return as often as I can.

Nora Thai on a calm relaxed Sunday night…read more Food: we had fried calamari, crispy spring rolls, chicken & shrimp fried dumplings, crispy half chicken, curry duck, pineapple fried rice, Leeche martini, Thai breeze, mai Thai, and Hendrix drinks! The food was great, cooked well, flavorful, and came out hot. Service: the waitress was very attentive, quick, and had a great memory. The bartender made our drinks strong and chilled perfectly. Ambiance: Nora Thai is a nice, intimate but good for groups, spacious and has a great vibe. The music was great with current and playing keeping everyone lively. My overall store is 4.8/5

Went on the earlier side so it was just me and 2 other couples in the entire restaurant on a Friday…read morenight. Starting with the water, it was fairly gross (image included) to the point where I didn't want to drink it. The summer role I subbed with tofu and it was extremely dry. Would have been good to include something juicy to balance the noodles and tofu. The Hoison sauce also didn't pair well with the tofu. Got pad Thai and it was very mid. The tofu was soft to the point where I ended up picking it all out. My partner had pad se ew and it was similar to the point he didn't eat any of it at all and threw it out. The best part where it does get 2 stars is because of the mango sticky rice. It was phenomenal. Probably the best I've had so far in the city where the mango is perfectly sweet and the rice is moist.

We chose this place because the food looked authentic from the photos. When we got there we were…read moregreeted and welcomed by staff. We ordered the chive pancakes (10/10), Rangoon wantons (10/10), wings (spicy), Pad Kee Mao (10/10) and basil chicken (10/10). Everything was made fresh and absolutely delicious. We were shocked because we had not been to a place in a long time where all the food we ordered was top tier. To top it all off, the sweet owner kept coming to us to make sure we were good. We definitely will be coming back and recommending this place to all our people.

Came during lunch. They have a solid list of lunch special items that have filling servings…read more I ordered the pad knee Mao with tofu as my protein and asked for "Thai spice". The noodles were soft and had great texture. The spice level was mid and not unbearable where you can't appreciate the flavors. The dish is slightly salty, it may be the excess in peppers. Lunch special come with a spring roll. The space is a literal hole in the wall just steps from the major avenue. The staff is attentive and friendly. The vibe is quiant and chill. Can't go wrong for a 14 dollar filling lunch meal when in the area. And the Thai coffee had a great balance and pick me up to continue with my day. Will certainly come back!

Came in here for a date night recently and the food was really good. The atmosphere was very cozy…read moreand relaxing. I got a floral drink which I enjoyed very much. The service was 10/10 and would definitely come here again.

Spotted this restaurant while wandering through Bushwick, and honestly, what a find. The vibe is…read morecozy and relaxed. Perfect place for a quiet, intimate conversation. The menu offers classic Japanese cuisine with some unique offerings. Love that their menu is packed with photos. The service is friendly and warm. I was welcomed the moment I walked in, and the service stayed attentive and efficient throughout my stay. I decided on the pork katsu rice bowl. The pork cutlet was crispy yet tender. Everything tasted noticeably fresh. It was served over rice with caramelized onions and an egg. The flavors were sweet, tangy, and umami. Portions are decent too - I left with leftovers. Overall, good food and service. Oh! They serve their plum wine in the cutest carafe.

Came here on a saturday evening around 9:30 PM, and they only allowed takeout since it was close to…read moreclosing time. We ordered a tom yum soup, pad thai, and some rice, which came out very quickly. It was a decent amount of food for about $30. I liked that the tom yum soup came with veggies in it, and it had a good sour flavor. The pad thai was also pretty good. It came with a decent amount of shrimp. The food itself wasn't super memorable, but great for the price and convenience.

My first time here even though I saw it many times when I pass by it to take the L train at Bedford…read moreAvenue. I decided to give it a try with my daughter. Too bad the entrance got 2 steps that I have to get my stroller though. It was tough but I made it after some difficulty maneuvering the stroller inside. So it is not that handicapped or stroller convenient. Other than that the ambience is very intimate especially all the way in the back and deep into the restaurant you have a nice lit background of trees. I wanted to sit over there but since I had the stroller and a toddler, the waitress made me sit by the entrance where it was empty. It was just the 2 of us. The waitress offered me a baby high chair but I denied it. I kind of regret it because my baby started running back and forth on the long bench the tables were piled up against. Luckily there was no one in that section except us. The staff were also friendly and kind and did not complain so I was happy. I got a chicken pineapple fried rice and a chicken pad Thai to share with my daughter. We had to wait a couple of minutes for the food to arrive. When they did arrive, I was shocked at the portions. The portions were huge enough to share with 2 people. The staff were kind to offered to small plates to put our food on. Initially they did not give us small plates but they did after the portions were big. The pad Thai was silky smooth and tastes really good! I liked the texture of the noodle. The kitchen cooked it really well. It did not come out soggy as other places. The pineapple fried rice was very good too although it had a lot of ingredients in it and not so much rice. It got raisins, which I didn't really like. But I was okay with the raisins since the rice had scallions, onions, tomatoes, and chicken to go mix and go with so the raisins did not really stand out in my tongue. It was just a lot of ingredients all at once seasoned so well in my mouth. My daughter kept wanting more rice and she loved it a lot! They also gave my daughter a sippy plastic cup with a tight lid in case she spills it. I got a glass cup of water. Overall, the atmosphere of the restaurant was very nice and chill. Very good for couples, friends, and families who want to enjoy the lighting and good Thai food.

I was in town for the weekend and was looking for a good lunch spot. I found Sage which had an…read moreawesome back patio and a great lunch special. The lunch special was a soup and entree for something around $13 or $14. The soup I picked was Tom Kha Gai and the entree was a panang curry with tofu. The food was awesome and if I lived nearby I'd be here all the time. The service was fast and friendly as well. Overall a great lunch spot!

Sage in Brooklyn is easily the best Thai food I've ever had. We were seated immediately, the staff…read morewas quick, helpful, and efficient, and the food came out fast--but still tasted like it was made with real care. We started with the popcorn shrimp, and the sauce that comes with it is unreal--I literally asked for a second cup because I couldn't get enough. My fiancée ordered the Tom Kha, and she said it was the best she's ever had (and that's her go-to order at Thai restaurants). Rich, creamy, perfectly balanced. We also got a couple different curries and the drunken noodles, and all of it was top tier. The curries had that expansive, layered flavor that keeps unfolding as you eat, and the drunken noodles had a great grilled/wok-char flavor while still being saucy and not dried out. The restaurant itself is clean and comfortable, but it's not trying to win awards for décor--and that's fine because the food is the entire point here. If you want a "food-first" spot with incredible flavor, Sage is the move.

Lucy's is my local pho go to and has been for years. They have a deep and flavorful broth with…read moregreat tender brisket in their Brisket Pho. Their summer rolls and peanut sauce are fresh and tasty. They've got a great brisket or lemongrass chicken bahn mi. My real favorite thing though is how good it smells all the way on the sidewalk as you walk past it!

This isn't the most traditional it is definitely Texas inspired so the pho has brisket in it and…read moreit's a bit more greasy and heavy than what is normal. The space is tiny so I wouldn't expect to be able to dine in unless you're very lucky and there's no one else but the servers are very nice and helpful.