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Tiny Thai

3.3 (221 reviews)
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Open • 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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Andrew G.

I like Tiny Thai a lot. Their food is always consistently fresh and delicious. I usually start off with some tom yum soup with shrimp and then chicken with mixed vegetables. They also make an awesome Pad Thai. In addition, if your a curry fan, then you'll be happy to know they offer multiple curry dishes. Their Drunken noodles are phenomenal as well. Service is always an A plus. The owner is extremely friendly and courteous whenever I come into the restaurant. Thanks Tiny Thai for a great experience always.

Pad Thai with chicken. Extra saucy.
Danny S.

These people below me are clowns. If you know anything about great food, you would have given 5 stars. I am adamant about the high quality of Thai food you will receive here. I have eaten locally as close to everywhere as you can get, and this place ranks among the top. Every item on the menu is fantastic. Today I had the pad Thai with wonton soup lunch special. So good. Last but definitely not least, the service is fantastic. A lot of people have an issue with how efficient they are. To clarify, only dumb people. This place is busy almost all the time. Efficiency is a must. If you need 20 minutes on your lunch break to ponder on a menu of 8 items, then this place, or most places are not for you. Keep up the great food and service Tiny Thai. Don't you ever change. Shout out to the waitress Tanya. She is amazing.

Musman curry.   Yum!
Doug W.

Sweet lil lady stressed by old age and running a business with her husband. Friendly service, and a good dish or two... enjoy it with a smile on your face, but expect slow service and nothing too crazy in tees of discussion. Take this tiny Thai place ft just that, what it is. Don't be rude and bang on the door, don't be a grouch, and try some things out. My favorite in most Thai cuisine is the musaman curry. Tiny Thai is a bit pricy as well but they've been in business for years and I haven't been too disappointed with the food other than that. Don't expect a fast cheap meal, that not why you come here.

Chicken and string beans sautéed in garlic sauce.
Meri L.

I've been going here for years, just never wrote a review. In all my years of going here I always got Chicken Pad Thai. It's amazing and very delicious. Makes my insides dance! Tonight I wanted something something different and not too heavy as I wasn't very hungry. I ordered soup and appetizer as my meal for dinner. For soup I ordered a chicken mushroom soup in a coconut broth. The menu specified spicy, but I didn't taste much spice. I was looking forward to spice. For my appetIzer I ordered chicken satay. It was good until the last bite. The last bite I wasn't able to eat as it wasn't cooked all the way. My mom ordered chicken and string beans in a garlic sauce. It was a tad bland. Definitely needed more flavor. My stepfather ordered chicken Pad Thai. Which is his usual and he enjoyed it very much. Service is always great in here. It's a tiny restaurant (about 10 tables). Tables aren't too close together, which is nice.

Chicken drunken noodles and chicken pad Thai take out
Christy W.

My boyfriend and I have been ordering take out from Tiny Thai for years - It is hands down, the greatest Thai restaurant ever. We've tried several dishes, but the pad Thai and the drunken noodles are by far the tastiest meals for a great price, and it's more than enough food for one person! The spring rolls are also an excellent appetizer. VERY IMPORTANT: When ordering any dishes, especially the spicy labeled dishes, be sure to indicate to the waitress your preferred level of spiciness (1 for least spicy, 5 for most spicy) - I can handle spicy food, however we ordered a "level 3 spicy" and it was EXTREMELY spicy! I will now only order 1-2 level spicy. Proceed with caution when ordering spice!!! Hours of operation are a bit unorthodox, so try calling prior to arrival. During busy times, they may not answer the phones due to limited staff and minimal space. I've learned to overlook these shortcomings, because the food is absolutely worth it!!

Tiny Thai ..Give them a try..
Jim D.

10.08.17 Tiny Thai, Main Street Farmingdale Village, NY. Hey folks, welcome to Farmingdale Village. Tiny Thai on Main Street seems to have the market cornered on Thai food in the area. I don't see another Thai restaurant in town. I love visiting Thai restaurants, each Place seems to have a different take on Thai food and I love exploring all the differences. Difference # 1 .. HOT sake available Here! I'll have a bottle (or two) Please .. Tiny Thai is completely different in their approach to Thai food. The quality of the food is fresh and top-notch. The meals have a Homestyle grandma in the kitchen flavor. Not the usual commercial Thai restaurant approach. I started by enjoying a hot cup of jasmine tea. Yay, Appetizer time! The best part of a Thai meal. I got the fried blanket shrimp, and chicken satay appetizers. The fried shrimp were crunchy delicious, great with the plum sauce. The chicken satay was moist and tender with a distinct curry marinade. A chunky homemade peanut sauce complimented the Satay. I wanted to try the Thai Sesame beef here today. The meal was very similar to what my wife prepares for me. Lots of fresh vegetables and plump juicy pieces of top quality tender beef. The meal was not what I expected and not a typical Thai fare, there was no heat spice or crunch in the beef meal, served up to me on a hot sizzling platter.. it was very good. Unfortunately no desserts were available other than commercial ice cream. I had expected maybe fried banana or fried ice cream. Oh by the way, they do accept credit cards here now. They still have odd hours being closed on some of the busier times here in Farmingdale Village, I've literally seen dozens of people pull on the door and leave. I will stop back again, be aware this is not your standard Thai restaurant you won't find much heat or spice here, but the service is with a smile. JIM D.

Glenn H.

I went here with my daughter on a Thursday night. There only two other people dining when we arrived. The the place is small and could only fit about 12 people. We were greeted and seated right away. We decided what we wanted right away. I ordered Drunken noodles with pork and my daughter ordered Musaman curry with chicken and a Thai iced tea. The Thai iced tea was good. However every else was not very good. The Musaman curry had a lot of peanuts. There were so many and it did not add to the taste of the curry which was bland. The Drunken noodles were a little spicy but the taste was nothing special. Service was good but food was not. The best part of the meal was the Thai iced tea. Next time we are in the area we will try the Rolling Spring, Grecian Grill or one of the nearby Italian restaurants.

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The food is good. Terrible service and the dishes are really small. And they get smaller everytime we go. Not acceptable for the price.

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Great spicy food and good prices. Tiny but packs a punch!!!!

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I have eaten Thai in 40 of the 50 states in the US. Tiny Thai is without a doubt my favorite Thai spot, it just can not be beat.

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Yummy wonton soup & Pad Thai. Service was pretty good though the waitress never brought something we asked for twice.

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