Thai Delight

The restaurant is much smaller than it looks in pictures. There is no table service, they serve the food and disposable plates and forks. I paid $17 for beef drunken noodles. When I arrived, they had served me chicken but corrected the mistake. For this price, I expect proper table service. The food was way too sweet and had raw tomatoes which threw me off. It tasted okay. The restaurant is much smaller than it looks in pictures, and is a counter serve joint where you pay at the counter. Very tight seating around 200-400 sf dining room. There are no proper restrooms. I will never come here again. For roughly the same price $17.50, you’re much better off going to Thai Village. The food is much tastier and less sweet. There are nice high ceilings and a spacious restaurant. There is proper

Had lunch at this place, loved the flavors, the freshness of vegetables and over all vibe. They some killer spread of Thai food on the menu, Chinese noodle soup is a must, best part they serve all main dishes as veg and non-veg. Located on Nassau st. It is a good place for a quick bite. Overall good experience.

Food is pretty authentic and delicious and well proportioned. A good variety of foods from South East Asia. Price point: starters price is almost same as mains. Mains prices are standard. No tap water for dine just bottled water. Host was friendly and attentive. Will defiantly come back again for the food!

I am not sure if these guys had an OFF night but the food was at best a 2 star. Using uber eats, I was really craving Thai. Ordered here, waited over an here, got the food and was dumbfounded anyone could call this Thai. I don't know what is going on with places that purport to know a cuisine and then feel like it isn't even as good as a frozen meal out of the local Target. For the price, I could have eaten a steak at Ruth Chris Steakhouse and been much happier.

The restaurant is cozy and smells amazing as soon as you walk in. I got seated right away and the waitress was very attentive. I ordered Pad See Lew and Thai iced tea both were excellent. The noodles were soft but not mushy, and that tea was the perfect balance of sweet and creamy.