Stopped by this place after being one of the only places open on the 4th of July. Patio seemed nice but we opted to eat indoors to avoid any possible showers. Autority figure, I awesome a manager or supervisor came over to pour us water but did not greet us or even speak. A much nicer waitress came over and gave us menus. I would have checked in but my phone was dead from a day in the park. When I asked the waitress after seeing several outlets as well as a power strip could I plug in, the waitress asked the manager and she said no. It's NYC, I understand not wanting people to live off of your power, but you wonder even for a few minutes would it be okay considering we are paying patrons. Anyways, the food wasn't bad. I had fried spicy basil with shrimp and my girlfriend had glass noodles. She wasn't too much a fan of hers, said it didn't have much flavor. Overall, my experience could have been better if the customer service subbed where the food lacked. No thumbs up over here. read more

Just ordered from here the other day and realized I've never written a review. This is a great neighborhood place that gives huge portions! I can easily order anything and have enough to share. It's a great bargain and it's delicious! read more

Decent for what it is. I work frequently in Crown Heights, and this is within walking distance; so when the other options are pizza or bullet proof glass Chinese food, I'll take Udom's massaman curry and Thai iced tea. The service is fine. read more

Ordered direct on their website. Exactly on time. Pad Thai with chicken, scallion pancakes (almost like nuggets, thicker than I'm used to, but delicious), mixed vegetables and spring rolls. Everything was solid. Recommend. read more

I came here because the Gen sushi restaurant across the street wasn't open. This was my biggest mistake. First off we (my girlfriend and myself) arrived and asked for outside seating. We were promptly ignored and the wait staff proceeded to seat other groups that arrived after us. It was warm out and there was plenty of open seating available but the establishment couldn't be bothered. Once seated I then ordered the golden noodle with chicken because it has a pepper next to it indicating spicy. This was not the case at all. It was bland and further more overly sweet. The potatoes were rock solid making them inedible, the noodles which promised to have bean sprouts and red onions were missing both ingredients and some of the chicken wasn't fully cooked. My girlfriend ordered the mango chicken which was a healthy option but in the end wasn't. The only time the wait staff came around was to take our food and to give us our bill. This was simply poor service all around. read more

Recommend: Golden Curry Noodle Do Not Recommend: Key Lime Pie Pros: The staff was friendly, and the atmosphere was casual. The Noodles themselves were tasty. Strong flavors that keep you coming back for more, and the meal itself was decently sized. Cons: Why three stars? If I could, I'd give it 3.5, because the noodles were great and most of the staff was friendly. However, the service was incredibly slow, and the restaurant wasn't that busy. The food came out in a fine fashion, but the follow up simply wasn't there, and it took a bit of time to take my order, too. The pie was a disappointment. Now, I wasn't expecting anything spectacular since it is key lime pie at a Thai restaurant, but the darn thing was a solid block. If their client base orders it so rarely that it freezes solid in the back of the freezer, take it off menu. read more

Really great. Not many Thai restaurants in BedStuy that are any good so I ventured out here today based on good reviews and I was not disappointed. Ordered through seamless and it was ready for me upon arrival in 20 minutes nice and hot. Staff was very quick and friendly when I picked up. The Pad Thai was delicious. Comparable to other places I have been. Great amount of chicken etc in there with the noodles. Their dumplings are also very good. Lot of stuffing in them. However, I wasn't a fan of their peanut sauce that came with. Just didn't taste like peanut sauce to me. Didn't have any spice to it either. However, I would definitely return here. Cute little place too. read more

Super delicious Thai food. We ordered in for delivery through Seamless.com and it came in about 30 min. Very easy to order, very fast delivery. Green curry, regular spice level, with tofu and vegetables: flavorful, appropriately spicy, lots of tofu and vegetables which I am a fan of. Coconut curry broth was really, really tasty. Would definitely order this again. Only gave us maybe 3/4 cup of rice--which they gave us more. Spicy basil noodles with chicken, regular spice level: Can definitely taste the basil! Noodles were soft and well-sauced and spicy level was perfect too. Would definitely order this again. Green papaya salad: Tasty and pretty standard. The lime sauce was good, though I would have preferred it less sweet. In comparison to other Thai places in the area, I would definitely rank noodles/curry better than Mee Thai's. Would definitely be above Song as I think Song's food is tasteless. read more

Updated since last disappointing visit to one of our favorites. Removed the 2-star review. Glad to be back to Udom Thai! :) Lots of logistical flaws worked out, and the service staff has really improved. Great delivery, just adjust your expectations...this is New York City. You are not getting your food in 20 minutes. This isn't Papa Johns. ;) read more

Not sot great Thai. I mean, it's ok if you're starving, but I've been dying for a new place to open up in the neighborhood for years, and finally one has! Rather than eating at Udom, walk to the other end of the same block and try Thom. Way better flavor on every dish I've tried, and never a messed up order. I can still taste the time Udom burned my dinner. Blech. read more

This is a review for delivery; okay thai for the area; -ok pad thai, red curry, not super authentic. -really liked the cellophane-noodle "duck pad thai" -Tom Ka Gai, not very good, not authentic (no galangal,lemongrass, no kefir lime...) -Liked the grilled chicken with the papaya salad -Duck roti, forget what they called it.... pretty good- not really super thai, but tasty. they use alot of this "crispy duck" in many dishes. Its roasted and then fried - not like a smoky tea duck.... Generally pedestrian, not alot of authenticity. Sorry for using that word three times. Not a better Clinton Hill/Ft Greene thai option that I know of however.... read more

Came here on a Friday night with one of my friends. Service was absolutely terrible. Took forever to put an order in and when the server did come around, it was to try to give us someone else's order (3-4 times!). However, this was quickly forgotten thanks to the $22 magnum of sake. read more

I ordered take out from Udom. Today, it was basil fried rice with vegetables, extra spicy. It always turns out good....not quite sure why they put so much lettuce and cucumbers in their cooked food but I pick it out... Those are two veggies that I just don't like hot. I also ordered the giant shrimp stuffed with minced chicken. But every time I order this, one of the shrimp always tastes off. May be time to stop ordering. Rice was good. I basil! read more

I stumbled across this place last week for a late lunch while in Brooklyn. Actually, that's an outright lie. I was standing outside the Brooklyn Museum, typed "Thai" into Google Maps, and this was the first place that popped up. The reviews seemed decent, and the walk was short, so I thought why not. I walked in and sat at the bar. The place was small (it's NYC, duh), and fortunately it was about 2 in the afternoon, so it was only about a quarter full. They seem to do a thriving to-go business; I'd say in my time there I watched at least a dozen people come in and pick up orders. I started with my usual favorite, the tom kha soup. I thought it was decent but a little bland in flavor, so I asked them to bring me out some prik nam pla (Thai bird chills in fish sauce). Holy Toledo Batman. While their preparation (mincing the chills) was a little different than many I've seen, the flavor was out of this world. For my entree, I tried the Udom Thai Basil with chicken. It was excellent. If you're looking for a bunch of vegetables, this isn't the dish for you. It's a bunch of chicken and basil in brown sauce. This was perfect for me -- fresh, substantial in portion, and tasty. Too bad I was only in NYC for a quick trip. I'd go here again in a heartbeat. read more

Service: We ordered via Seamless. Delivery was fast and efficient. We got two mains and two apps, plus a Thai iced tea and mango smoothie. What was good: The drinks were good and well packaged (shrink wrap top and big straw similar to bubble tea). The fried chicken/shrimp wontons/dumplings were good, though clearly of the packaged frozen variety. The pad thai was standard, but tasty once you add some salt. Chicken a bit dry (we'll get shrimp next time). What wasn't good: The Panang curry was terrible. Really. I have never had such a bad, watered-down flavorless curry. The only flavor was "spicy". The dry, pathetic beef looked like it had been sliced from a frozen log. The spring rolls were equally flavorless. What can I say. This is the one Thai place other than Sushi Tatsu that will deliver to us, so we'll likely order again but it'll require some trial and error. read more

I'm a fan. I might be a bit bias because I live so close, but seriously, whats not to like? Its delicious, cheaper than the other thai places in the area, and has tons of vegetarian options. Not much that sets it apart from other thai places but I'm totally okay with that. I have ordered a few times and been slightly disappointed (like basil seitan was really just that, no veggies...and pad thai, mostly because I like the flat noodles far more than the lighter, thin ones they serve) but honestly, nothing that would stop me from coming back. so so good. read more

I live right down the street from this place and it's quickly become my go-to place for a quick, affordable, tasty meal. The staff is always friendly, helpful, and polite. I've tried many many items on the menu, but my favorites would probably be the Spicy Eggplant w/Tofu, Green Curry Chicken, Pad See Ew Chicken, Spicy Basil Noodles with Chicken, and the Chicken Coconut Soup. What's nice is they're happy to make any of the dishes as mild or spicy as you like it, and now that they know me by name after having been there 30+ times, they know I like my stuff spicy and it always comes out just the way i like it. The coconut rice is delicious for a sweet side, and the mango sticky rice and sticky rice with custard are really tasty for dessert. I'll usually get just the main course, that runs about $8-9. If I want to have a beer/sake, meal, and dessert, that'll run about $17, not a bad deal for a satisfied stomach. Two thumbs up to my favorite place on my block. read more

Lovely presentation. However, the food is bland and lacks flavor. I love Thai food, but this place is an injustice. The appetizers looked delicious but if it wasn't for the sweet chili sauce...they would have no taste. My entree, Pad Thai was greasy. My dish had 4 shrimp in it, and too much fish sauce made it smell fishy. I had to squeeze lemon on it to kill the scent and fishy flavor. The noodles were a little undercooked which made them very chewy...hmm. A good Pad Thai does not need adjustment. It is flavorful, not greasy and the ingredients blend to give this local Thailand dish flavor. No doggie bag for me! read more

Udom Thai - Fried chicken wontons were dry, hard, overdone and had no taste. The shrimp on the stick? Shrimp on the stick! The sauce was the savor. - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Stopped by for a bite to eat after walking the block and finding everywhere closed for 4th of July. Our waitress was nice, and very timid-- she seemed like she could've been new. After ordering our meals we were barely acknowledged. Food-I ordered the glass noodles with shrimp, not great. The Shrimp had a weird fishy taste like they'd been sitting around (not fresh) and the noodles lacked flavor. Atmosphere- It was really quiet here, not really an inviting place. Conclusion- there are other great Thai options in Brooklyn, I'd skip this place. read more

I have to give it up to the Udom crew for consistency. Now, I'm not sure im what you might call an expert on Thai cuisine, but I'm definitely qualified to toss my two cents in as a regular recipient of warm Thai goodness being delivered to my door. I just had the pleasure of enjoying the Pad See Yue with garlic seitan. It has a robust flavor and a striking resemblance to carne asada. Yet it's basically tofu!! Brilliant!! I usually order the basil beef/chicken entree but I feel like when you find a dish that you find yourself craving because of its uncanny ability to hit the spot every time, then other items should be sampled out of respect for the chef. Heck, you may even surprise YOURSELF!! As I did with the seitan. I cant speak for the service staff, but I sure love the buzz of the delivery crew!!! read more

Food was decent. Awesome reasonable prices. Great drinks. I've had better thai food. Awesome service. read more

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Great low key spot. The veggie spring rolls are delicious. Very cheap lunch specials. I've been here numerous times with friends and family, everyone I introduce to the spot loves it.... read more

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I ate at Udom when they first opened up and they even offered me a discount. I remember watching their restaurant grow with more decor made up of more and more Ikea items and their menu expanding to include liquor... The truth is this Thai place isn't that best I've had but honestly in the middle of Prospect Heights on a Sunday night there aren't that many options. My friend and I always find ourselves at Udom especially when we're starving and the bright neon lights really call at us. I can go in and sit down and order myself a Coconut Water (refreshing) or a Thai Iced Tea (extremely sweet btw) and listen to the Kelly Clarkson or Britney Spears album they have on loop. The waitresses are usually extremely nice and sweet. Their menu is a bit complex to read because they have a lot of options. My favorite item is the spicy basil fried rice or the red curry with chicken. I've tried many of the other entrees but they don't really hit the spot. Occasionally, I order my usual and they come out overly spicy...other times they are just right. Just beware...if you can't handle spicy foods, make sure to ask them to mild it down for you because there were a couple of occasions where my food was too spicy and it actually gave me a stomachache. Overall, most of their dishes have overpowering flavors...which might not be the best if you want something simple. If anything...my favorite part of their menu are the desserts. Almost everything I've had on the dessert list have been good...the fried ice cream, the mango and sticky rice, the green tea ice cream and the frozen key lime pie. The funny thing is that I love that key lime pie but they usually freeze in extremely cold temperature and I can't even put my fork through it. So I have to ask one of the nice waitresses to heat it up so its soft. Once its softened...it so delicious. I do not recommend the green tea smoothie though because they use green tea ice cream to make the smoothie. It's more like a green tea milkshake..which I thought was not as much icy as it was milky. So final word on Udom is if you're looking for classy Thai food..this is not the place, but if you want a last minute meal on a Sunday night...Udom is awesome for that. I know if I'm in the area on a late night I'll hit Udom up again. read more

Now I never really step foot in the place.. My review is only for delivery! With that being said-- for delivery I give them 5*. For taste I give them 3-- so far the best in the area for me. For price not too bad but can be way better- considering I always have to order a minimum of $20 B/c of location! :( I don't think Im that far but whatever! Now for portion for some reason I am always getting less and less everytime I order the chicken pad see yue! But my friends always get a lot! So I give them 2* for that! Aside from portion I really enjoy the meals and the fact that they deliver my Thai iced tea(still with ice and not watered down!)-- b/c let's be honest this is by far the best part of the meal. I really want to love them but I just can't commit yet. As I only can order with groups i mean really what would one person do with $20 worth of food- oh yeah order a double on the pad see yue- so u can have enough for your meal and little left-overs! Taste good, not great, it's like dominoes to pizza you are always going to want the real thing but if you just have to settle to be fullfilled then this is a great sub. read more

I hesitated in trying this place for a third time, but it's been so long I was hopeful they'd improved. pros: curry puffs are ah-mazzz-ing, decent but not excellent (kinda mushy) pad see ew that fulfills the craving, very friendly delivery guy cons: woman taking my order is incompetent and despite slowly spelling out my address she sent the delivery guy to the wrong address, spring rolls are chewy and pretty much flavorless read more

I think we pretty much have it covered now in prospect heights even a new Thai spot. I have never sat in at udom something about the pinkly lit space just doesn't appeal me! Plus the plastic chairs...So I have done take out from here more thank once and in all honesty it's average Thai food I have definately had better. However I'm not complaining it satisfies the Thai urge. The portions are small for a Thai restaurant especially when charging 10 or more for a plate. I always get the pad see ewe it's good but just a little dry. read more

We came here for lunch.. lunch specials and happy hour are pretty good here.. ordered the garlic classic with chicken.. had some sparking sake as well which was really good and refreshing.. frequently order takeout from here as well.. read more

One of the few restaurants on the street open on July 4! We popped in, and quickly the place filled up. The food was really good, it came out quickly and in appropriate order and even the drinks were nicely spiced. The prices were decent, too. We got the crispy calamari, mango salad, lad-na noodle with chicken, green curry with coconut rice. No complaints at all! The place could use a good scrub. Beware sitting at the front window when it's sunny or you may bake or go blind or both! read more

The fact that Udom is around the corner from most people in Prospect Heights is a definite plus. The food is fantastic and well priced. The staff is always friendly, and is always quick whether you're picking up or dining in. I get a little irritated when businesses impose credit card minimums--last I checked, Udom's minimum was $15. I think that's a bit high. read more

Terrible service. Tried to get delivery over the phone, and the lady told me it's "too far" . I'm 15 minutes away from them walking, which is a) within the range, and b) the lady didn't mention that they deliver out of range wiht a 20$ + purchase. So I call back, telling the lady about the 20$+ range which is ON THEIR OWN BROCHURE. She still tells me it's too far because they're "busy" tonight. When I tell her it's false advertising on their part, she tells me "Thank you, bye bye", followed by hanging up. Judge for yourself if you ever want to deal with that kind of service. read more

This is a relative inexpensive restaurant. Food is great for the price! Shrimp Pad See Ew is delicious! Hawaiian Fried Rice is nice! The appetizer vegetable Pan Fryed Dumplings (Gyoza) are really good! The Thai Iced Tea is tasty! Ambience is nice! However, at times it can be a bit chilly in the winter. read more

Pretty decent Thai spot. Had the calamari which was decent, it isn't the typical version but decent. The spicy basil rice and chicken is really good, highly recommended. read more

This place was fine. Debated between 3 stars and 4 stars, but I've always had a fairly easy grading curve, so I rounded up. I ordered pick up through seamless, took a leisurely walk over... the people were very nice, gave me my food fairly quickly, so that was all pleasant. The green curry chicken I had was fine, I ordered it spicy and it was a little spicy. Some of the vegetable choices I wouldn't agree with (not a fan of slightly undercooked string beans in my green curry), and it could have used a little more coconut, but all-in-all it was satisfactory and I would order it again. Brown rice as an option is definitely a plus. Trying to stick to those complex carbs when I can. read more

A good place if you're looking for quick and cheap thai food. I just moved into the neighborhood and wanted some thai food after a big day of moving and unpacking. They delivered very quickly so my pad thai was still piping hot. Flavor-wise, nothing really stood out, bad or good. But I was not disappointed (maybe I was just really really hungry)... I will definitely be ordering here again and possibly eating in to see what the atmosphere is like. This could be my go-to neighborhood thai spot... read more

This just looks like any old Thai place. One you think you're settling for when you walk in but are fine to do it because you have a craving to fulfill and the prices are good. So it was totally surprising when I took a spoonful of red curry and was hit with a layered complexness that makes real Thai food so great. You can taste the chili, the lemongrass, the turmeric, the coconut milk. Nothing drowns each other out. And so far, in the times I've been back, nothing has disappointed. I shared a garlic-ginger whole sea bass and a dish of basil tofu. Both delicious and fresh. This is the way it should be (but never is) at most Thai spots. Even the Thai Iced Tea isn't overly sweet or drowned in condensed milk. Seems like a lot of other reviews complain about their delivery experience. I can't speak to that, because I've only ever eaten in, but if you're actually nearby, just make your way to the restaurant itself. Service is good and I guess they take a little more accountability when you're sitting right in front of them? read more

DISCLAIMER: I've never eaten here in their restaurant so this review is based upon my terrible delivery experience with them. _______________________________________________________________ Pros: * I didn't die of hunger or suffer food poisoning. * Food was delivered and everyone ate. _______________________________________________________________ Cons: * Took FOREVER to arrive. * Harassed me because my ID didn't match the name on the credit card who ordered - the credit card owner was returning a U-Haul truck and I was picking up the food for friends who helped her move into her new place. * Delivery guy didn't come up the stairs (2 floor walk up) and I didn't mind coming down, but would not have had I known he was going to give me trouble and try to copy down all my ID card information. No reason a delivery guy or restaurant ever needs your NY State identification number - THIS IS HOW IDENTITY THEFT HAPPENS PEOPLE!!! * Brought our vegetarian friend duck - she ate a piece - WAS NOT HAPPY. We did not place the order wrong, I assure you my friend made sure it was vegetarian duck (ie. seitan, aka wheat gluten mock duck) when ordering, they messed up and had to come back and deliver a new order - they proceeded to give her trouble about the credit card, but we gave up at this polnt. * The food was subpar, nothing was labeled, my fried pork gyoza were soggy on a wet bed of nasty iceberg lettuce, my rice was nothing special. _______________________________________________________________ I won't even give these guys the benefit of the doubt and I really don't think I'll ever be returning if I can help it after the way I was treated. They're only getting two stars because again - no one starved. But no one was happy either. read more

I've been ordering food from them for more than a year. I will tell you I've never been disappointed. Spicy noodles with chicken is my favorite. Delivery is always on time and the food is always hot. Staff is always welcoming. read more

Ok service. Ok food. Well most of it. My daughter loves the traditional fried rice which it was good. I ordered the giant shrimp rolls and it tasted like the protein inside the roll was going bad. The lava wings were ok. Nothing spectacular about it read more

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I'm not some kind of food snob, but I have general rule: Food should taste good. This was pretty terrible. It repeatedly violated some of the basic requirements for edible, likable food: - Food wasn't cooked correctly. 3 examples: ~The inappropriately titled Crispy Calamari was not at all crispy. It was soggy and rubbery, a telltale sign of overcooking the squid. It was difficult to chew. ~The Beef Satay. In my past experience, it was cubes of tender, marinated meat with a slight smoky, grilled flavor. Udom's beef satay reminded more of beef jerky-- gray strips of flavorless meat without any actual sign it was grilled (I don't think it was). It was super difficult to chew. ~The Shrimp in my Shrimp Pad Thai. This was the last part of the meal and I would have just been grateful for it to be cooked even slightly subpar. It was mealy and overcooked, not to mention having this bitter, off taste like the rest of the Pad Thai, which I'll get to shortly. - Food didn't reflect the description on the menu. I ordered from grubhub, and the food descriptions on there are concise/borderline nonexistent, so if there's a description, I trust that's what the food actually will be. The Satay was described as "Grilled marinated beef with peanut sauce and diced cucumbers, celery, mints and carrot, wrapped with rice skin served with sweet and sour tamarind sauce." It was not grilled (or if it was, it wasn't done well/noticeably), there was no celery, mint (mints?), or carrot, and it wasn't wrapped with rice skin. - It didn't taste good. The calamari was like chewing on the sole of a shoe. The beef satay was of a similar texture and didn't even taste like beef. The Shrimp Pad Thai was the worst offender-- there was a discolored lime slice on top of my order, kind of gray-ish brownish, but I thought the discoloration might have been from being in a hot container. I think it was actually a rancid lime slice, because after I squeezed it on the noodles, there was this completely offputting, bitter taste that laced each bite. I'm not positive it's from the lime slice or just from general awfulness, but I wasn't even able to make a dent in this food. Had I been at the restaurant and it not be delivery, it would be the first time in my life that I would send food back to the kitchen. I guess maybe one star for the condiments (sweet and sour tamarind and peanut sauce), and also because there's no option for zero stars. I was greatly disappointed- My roommate orders from this place all the time (she gets Pad See Yew) so I was excited to give it a try, but instead they spoiled my Saturday evening take out. Thanks for nothing, Udom Thai. read more

I ordered a "see ew shrimp" something...forgot the entire name, but this was part of the lunch special. I paid $7.95 and was full after my meal - really impressed! The portions here are HUGE for the lunch special; so if you wanna save money but still be full, order any lunch special and your tummy will surely be satisfied! My friends enjoyed their meals as well and agreed that their portions were huge, and they're big eaters! Price = $7.95. (5/5) Price is decent and what typical Thai places charge for their lunch special, if not more (I'm talking to you, Spice!) Portion Size = (5/5) Seriously stuffed after my meal, I couldn't walk! Quality = (4.5/5) I've had my fair share of Thai cuisine, but for a lunch special, this was not bad at all! Service = (4.5/5) The server girl was really sweet to my friends and I, smiling and nodding obediently at our orders. Also, she was great with refilling our water! PS: I forgot to mention that every lunch special order comes with one small salad, one spring roll, and one dumpling! How amazing is that!?!?! I was full to the max! PPS: If you've spent a day at the Brooklyn Museum and just wanna fill yourself up with good Thai food, stop by (they also have alcoholic drinks). read more

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