Samsaen Thai
New York, NY · Thai restaurant
- Address
- Samsaen Thai, 480 9th Ave, New York, NY 10018
- Phone
- (646) 455-0822
- Website
- www.samsaen.com
- Status
- Closed · Opens 12 PM
Samsaen Thai is a restaurant located in New York, NY. It is one of 9,901 restaurants listed in New York. Its 4.9-star rating is above the New York city average of 4.3 stars. There are 10 photos associated with this location.
About Samsaen Thai
Samsen Thai Kitchen – A Taste of Timeless Thailand in the Heart of Manhattan Step into Samsen, where tradition meets the vibrant energy of New York City. Inspired by the charm of old Bangkok and the soulful flavors of Thai street food, Samsen brings... More
Hours
| Saturday | 12 PM–4 PM, 5 PM–11 PM |
Customer Reviews
Came here solo for lunch, ordered chive pancakes and spicy basil fried pork lunch. All items were delicious, I couldn’t finish my food so I doggy bagged. Quick service and very attentive staff! I work in the area and this spot is perfect. In and out in 35 minutes for lunch.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5-Star Review Samsaen Thai New York is a fantastic dining experience overall. The food is 4 stars—flavorful, authentic, and well presented, with dishes that truly showcase Thai cuisine. To be fair, we were already quite full from a late lunch, so that likely affected how much we could fully enjoy the food. What really elevates this place to 5 stars overall is the service and atmosphere. The team is warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. A special shoutout to Oreo, who provided exceptional service—friendly, professional, and incredibly attentive, making the whole experience feel special. The atmosphere is lively yet comfortable, perfect for a relaxed night out. Highly recommended, and definitely a place we’d love to return to again.
Samsaen by Chef Oak is hands down one of he best Thai dining experiences in New York. The space feels elevated yet inviting grown, stylish, and full of energy. The Lychee Lady cocktail was light, refreshing, and perfectly balanced. The roasted bone marrow was a standout: crunchy, buttery, and deeply flavorful in one bite. The steamed branzino served table side was a true showstopper and perfect for sharing. The crab meat fried rice was generous and rich, with no shortage of crab. If you're looking for elevated Thai street food with bold flavors and impeccable presentation, Samsaen is a must visit.
Service was great! We appreciate the server oreo! Food was good, although the medium dish was not spicy enough. Also the prawn dish looked good but too hard to eat (too much work for little reward). If you want spicy make sure to let them know.
I stepped out of my comfort zone of kee Mao and Khao Soi and decided to get different things. Saman did not disappoint. We got the northern Thai herb for an app. Crispy on the outside and flavorful meat on the inside. Chinese broccoli was sauced up nicely. For mains we got Hat Yai fried chicken and baked clay pot crab. Oreo, our wonderful host, was so kind and excited to share his fav recommendation and offered us extra fried chicken for us to try. I loved his passion about this dish and it was amazing. The crab pot of house has more of a fishy taste, so if that’s not your thing avoid. But it really grew on me and I loved it. The bacon was crispy and the Szechuan chilli was a nice surprise. Drinks were good and Thai themed.
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