Tuk Tuk

The food is pretty good! Came on a weekday evening and there was plenty of seating. The atmosphere is beautiful and I absolutely love the artwork. There’s also parts of a tuktuk on the back wall. Food was good. It’s definitely a good spot to visit in the area if you’re craving Thai.

Upon coming in, you’ll experience a very energetic atmosphere. The service is amazing and the food is very delicious. It’s packed with flavor and in every bite, you can taste the myriad of ingredients that went into preparing each dish. Thank you for a lovely experience.

So tasty!! Large portions and very flavorful curry. My curry was $16 and so filling. Would definitely go again! However, I got the $5 fries and would not recommend getting that. Portions were tiny and fries weren’t very good.

A great, unassuming Thai place on Vernon Ave! The food was very good and the prices were reasonable. The portion sizes were perfect, and the menu is extensive. There were options for both conventional and traditional Thai food. We came here on a Saturday night and we were seated immediately with no wait or reservation. My only complaints are about the interior - the layout is a bit awkward/not intimate, because there's a huge open space in the middle of the restaurant. The tables are also a bit small. However, overall it's a nice quaint atmosphere, and I would definitely come back!

Wow! Such great Thai food and super affordable during lunch. We shared… Mixed green salad with Ginger-Soy dressing Crispy Chicken Wontons Khao Moo Dang (Pork belly over rice) Thai seared salmon Everything was delicious, we left stuffed. We will definitely be coming back.

2️⃣ visit: I wonder if things changed a little bit or we just didn’t pick the right dishes. This time everything was good but pretty average. Everything was like classic. But still, good prices and big portions! The flavor of chicken wings was good but the meat was slightly dry. Crispy pork was kinda overcooked. But still good overall, and the taste was on the sweet side. The food was 4 but 5 for staff and the price. I did Pad kee mao (fried noodles), duck added, and Som tam Thai (green papaya salad) to-go. ✨I like the noodles a lot and will recommend it with adding duck! The portion was huge and the duck they added was more than I expected. The skin was still kinda crispy when I had the meal after a 40-min walk. 🥗The green papaya salad was not that impressive compared to the noodles. The flavor was not enough but the portion was hug too. It even became my dinner side dish on the next few days lol. Would like to dine-in next time with friends

So I’ve been frequenting this place for many years because I work in the area. The food is delicious and they get it done pretty fast. Never had an issue till today. I ordered two summer rolls and pad broccoli. I took a bite out of summer roll and all was good. It was delicious. I got one more bite in and that’s when hell broke loose. I bit down on something so hard my tooth rattled. I immediately spit it out and it was a fricken staple? Or some piece of metal. Yes a piece of my tooth came out with it. I immediately took the piece of metal and brought it to them and the manager was apologetic. But he said these things can happen- and refunded me my lunch. Ok. So I left work (lost 7 hours of pay) to go to my dentist as an emergency visit. She took X-rays and showed me where my tooth was cracked. She had to fill it in and told me if it still hurts in 1-2 weeks, we need to do a root canal. I am beyond livid that something like this happened. Yes these things can happen and I know it wasn’t intentional- like if I found a hair in my food, whatever it’s not the end of the world but tuktuk literally cracked my tooth. What if I swallowed that piece of metal and it tore up my esophagus? Or what if this happened to a child? Hopefully my tooth heals and all will be ok- but if I need more treatment, I am bringing my bills to them. Their food is good as long there isn’t anything extra in it.

The best Thai food in Long Island City. I had Golden Purse and Pad Se ew with Yuzu Sake. Highly recommended it.

The food is pretty good! Came on a weekday evening and there was plenty of seating. The atmosphere is beautiful and I absolutely love the artwork. There’s also parts of a tuktuk on the back wall. Food was good. It’s definitely a good spot to visit in the area if you’re craving Thai.

Upon coming in, you’ll experience a very energetic atmosphere. The service is amazing and the food is very delicious. It’s packed with flavor and in every bite, you can taste the myriad of ingredients that went into preparing each dish. Thank you for a lovely experience.

So tasty!! Large portions and very flavorful curry. My curry was $16 and so filling. Would definitely go again! However, I got the $5 fries and would not recommend getting that. Portions were tiny and fries weren’t very good.

A great, unassuming Thai place on Vernon Ave! The food was very good and the prices were reasonable. The portion sizes were perfect, and the menu is extensive. There were options for both conventional and traditional Thai food. We came here on a Saturday night and we were seated immediately with no wait or reservation. My only complaints are about the interior - the layout is a bit awkward/not intimate, because there's a huge open space in the middle of the restaurant. The tables are also a bit small. However, overall it's a nice quaint atmosphere, and I would definitely come back!

Wow! Such great Thai food and super affordable during lunch. We shared… Mixed green salad with Ginger-Soy dressing Crispy Chicken Wontons Khao Moo Dang (Pork belly over rice) Thai seared salmon Everything was delicious, we left stuffed. We will definitely be coming back.

2️⃣ visit: I wonder if things changed a little bit or we just didn’t pick the right dishes. This time everything was good but pretty average. Everything was like classic. But still, good prices and big portions! The flavor of chicken wings was good but the meat was slightly dry. Crispy pork was kinda overcooked. But still good overall, and the taste was on the sweet side. The food was 4 but 5 for staff and the price. I did Pad kee mao (fried noodles), duck added, and Som tam Thai (green papaya salad) to-go. ✨I like the noodles a lot and will recommend it with adding duck! The portion was huge and the duck they added was more than I expected. The skin was still kinda crispy when I had the meal after a 40-min walk. 🥗The green papaya salad was not that impressive compared to the noodles. The flavor was not enough but the portion was hug too. It even became my dinner side dish on the next few days lol. Would like to dine-in next time with friends

So I’ve been frequenting this place for many years because I work in the area. The food is delicious and they get it done pretty fast. Never had an issue till today. I ordered two summer rolls and pad broccoli. I took a bite out of summer roll and all was good. It was delicious. I got one more bite in and that’s when hell broke loose. I bit down on something so hard my tooth rattled. I immediately spit it out and it was a fricken staple? Or some piece of metal. Yes a piece of my tooth came out with it. I immediately took the piece of metal and brought it to them and the manager was apologetic. But he said these things can happen- and refunded me my lunch. Ok. So I left work (lost 7 hours of pay) to go to my dentist as an emergency visit. She took X-rays and showed me where my tooth was cracked. She had to fill it in and told me if it still hurts in 1-2 weeks, we need to do a root canal. I am beyond livid that something like this happened. Yes these things can happen and I know it wasn’t intentional- like if I found a hair in my food, whatever it’s not the end of the world but tuktuk literally cracked my tooth. What if I swallowed that piece of metal and it tore up my esophagus? Or what if this happened to a child? Hopefully my tooth heals and all will be ok- but if I need more treatment, I am bringing my bills to them. Their food is good as long there isn’t anything extra in it.

The best Thai food in Long Island City. I had Golden Purse and Pad Se ew with Yuzu Sake. Highly recommended it.

I started visiting when they first opened. Stopped in 2020 for.. reasons. This was a favorite. Went back here recently with my partner and it was better than I remember. New decor, friendly staff, great food.

Great Thai food with some of the most affordable prices I've seen in the past year for NYC thai - noodle and fried rice dishes are $15.50 for chicken, tofu, veggie protein (writing this first week of July 2024). I thought the portions were a good size as well - I took some of my entree of pad thai to-go. My friend and I enjoyed our pad thai and pad see ew dishes. The service was nice, friendly, and refilled our waters throughout the night. We also were able to enjoy our meal and weren't rushed out even when the plates were cleared and we got the bill. I'd come back!

Compared to other Thai spots in the borough (#1), Tuk Tuk feels like a trendier version of what would otherwise be average Thai food. Long before LIC became a hot spot for Asian fare, it was Tuk Tuk who held down the fort along Vernon as a go-to option for (Southeast) Asian cuisine. It's a narrow restaurant and a majority of seats are primed for 2-4 folks at a time. The decor is colorful and modern and very inviting. I love the clean bathrooms, large bar, and overall vibe. The crowd is usually reflective of the neighborhood: young, hip, and ready to spend. Food wise, there are some highs and lows. The good news is that their curry options are definitely tasty and have some serious heat for spice lovers. The green, panang, and massaman are the ones I'd focus on. Additionally the stir fried noodle dishes have been tasty, especially the pad kee mao (spicy) and the pad see ew. I always see pad thai on people's tables, but that's a given at any Thai restaurant. Where I've been disappointed in the food has been in several dishes, but namely the ones that have their crispy duck and mock duck. In addition to being their most pricey protein add on, I've just had really bad luck with their pineapple duck curry ($26) and their duckaholic ($26) and pretty much any duck add-on. I had higher hopes for their khao mun gai ($16) but similarly to their satay, it's been a tad too dry for me. I also think their noodle soups, such as the boat noodles and khao soi have also been somewhat lackluster, which is a shame since the presentation is on point. Overall, the service seems good. The staff is friendly and they're prompt with orders and drinks. I used to order takeout occasionally, but these days I'd much rather dine in. It'll probably be awhile before I'm back again, but I do hope they continue to keep this part of LIC well fed. __________ (#1) Mostly Woodside, aka Lil Bangkok.

Pretty much the go-to spot for Thai food in Long Island city. It's got all your classic dishes like pad Thai and pad kee mao and a variety of other signature dishes. Food was delicious and tasty. Full of Thai flavors. Service was prompt and friendly. Waitress continued with the water refills. Never had an empty cup! Ambiance was perfect. How can you not like the Tuk Tuk in the back?

Food was good, a lot of varieties on the menu. Calm and relaxing ambiance. Great lunch or dinner spot.

There is no need to make reservations here. I went on a Sunday night, and there were plenty of seats inside. They do have a coat rack for those who want to hang up their outerwear. The servers were polite and were readily around to assist you. There's a lot of room inside, so perhaps groups of people can dine in as well. I ordered the papaya salad, which is called the som tam thai in the restaurant. I liked the spice in the salad, which was kinda addictive. I also got the boat noodles, which are in both the noodle soup and explore section. The broth is dark and very delicious. It wasn't spicy, but there is no need to add spices in your soup for this dish. I tried a little bit of the pineapple duck curry, which came with rice, and that was alright. I would like to go back to try other foods on the menu.

The ambiance inside is wonderful i really admired the decorations and plenty of seating as well as the large space so there is plenty of seating and room. the service was on point and staff is always coming up to fill up water or help with any questions. they all wear QR code on their shirt for scanning but that was pretty silly to me since the tables have qr codes too. we got drunken noodles and krum pao from the specials part of the menu. i would not recommend the drunken noodle if was lacking in flavor and and dull to be quite drank however the krum noodles from the specials was glorious! with that in mind i suggest just ordering from the specials only since the other plates were mids. we also got chicken satay skewers which were decent 7/10 B+

Yelp reviews brought me to this restaurant in Long Island City, which is not an easy area to get to by public transportation. The resturant has a warm family vibe; it is not too big, cozy, and there were lots of empty tables at my visit. The staff is friendly, never felt rushed and food service was quick. Everything about this place was good- from service to food quality and presentation. It is probably one of the best Thai restaurants in LIC. And a treasure spot for locals.

Tuktuk in LIC is a Thai restaurant that truly impresses with its amazing flavors. From the restaurant's charming interior to the sweet and attentive staff, everything about our first visit was incredible. We enjoyed a delightful dinner, starting with the flavor-packed fries that are a must-try. The lemongrass salmon was cooked to perfection and paired beautifully with fresh spinach in a delicious dressing. Pad kee mao is a staple for any Thai food lover, and Tuktuk did not disappoint. The portions are generous, ensuring you leave with a happy tummy. Highly recommend!

Go here for reasonably-priced, tasty Thai food in generous portions. I had no trouble getting a table at 8pm on a Friday night. The service was quick and attentive, and the ambiance was super casual: murals on the walls, waiters in graphic tees, dimly lit but still bright enough to really appreciate your food. The food was plated a bit slapdash, but it was super flavorful and wasn't too greasy or salty. The mix of textures in their khao-moo-dang was amazing: chewy and fatty from the roast pork, crispy and crackly from the pork belly, next to juicy and crunch cucumbers.

Roast duck pad see ew was very good (duck was perfectly crispy), but my friend said the curry was just okay. Good portion sizes and spacious restaurant with a comfortable vibe. Service was also nice.

Came here with some friends after work. The restaurant is slightly small but we were seated immediately. I ordered the Pad Kee Mao, as I usually do at Thai restaurants. There's a very large selection of items on the menu, and I don't know if Pad Kee Mao is one of their specialties or not. The Pad Kee Mao was less flavorful than most of the Thai restaurants I've been to before. It just didn't have the wok flavor that Pad Kee Mao is known for. The pieces of chicken in the Pad Kee Mao were also small, like the leftover pieces from making other chicken dishes. Overall, I was not impressed with the dish, especially for the price. For ~$20 after tax and tip, there are many better options in NYC.

I was between a 4 and 5 on this spot, but ultimately chose 5 stars because of the kind, informative, and quick service. And I've been here a number of times, and it's always the same. I'm recently vegetarian, and constantly look for good vegetarian thai curry. I've looked all over the city, and hand to god, Tuk tuks is one of the best. They have one vegan curry and 6 non-vegan ones. I'd give the curry a 9/10- scrumptious, spicy and spicious, fresh veggies and tofu, and herbs on top. Yes! I get it with a perfectly fried egg on top. Only reason I don't give it a 10/10 is because it lacks a little acid, but I always Drench it in lime! It hits! I haven't tried anything else here, but if you're looking for good vegan food, come try their vegan curry! And if you're vegetarian add an egg ;)

One of the better restaurants in the LIC neighborhood. I have to say that I always find that Thai food is always better in person rather than take-out, and Tuk Tuk is no exception. I prefer some of their more authentic specials, and they have some of the usual suspects, such as the Roti, Pad Thais, curries, and more. The service is very good and I'm usually pleased that I'm always able to usually get a seat if I walk-in. I recommend the Mee-Kiew-Hang, it's one that's not well known but since I've discovered it, it's the one I always order.

I recently stumbled upon this neighborhood thai spot and I can't stop raving about their duck over rice and beef boat noodle lunch combo. The duck was incredibly tender, and the flavors in the dish were an explosion of Thai goodness. What made the experience even more memorable was the uniquely Thai-lic fusion decorations. The restaurant's ambiance transported me to Thailand, with its vibrant colors, intricate artwork, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. It was like taking a mini-vacation while enjoying a delicious meal. If you're a fan of Thai cuisine and a dining experience that immerses you in Thai culture, this restaurant is an absolute must-visit. The combination of mouthwatering food and the charming decor creates a dining experience that's truly unforgettable. I would definitely come back.

Came for lunch pad Thai. enjoyed our Thai-style mains which were amazing with lots of flavour, very impressive for a Thai restaurant. Paid Thai was a bit sweet but was nicely balanced with the side order of papaya salad. Server was on point and quick on orders. Enjoy

I have only ordered beef drunken noodles and shrimps green curry from this place, countless times. They are simple dishes made so well and I always finish my takeout fully satisfied. Tuk tuk is an LIC neighborhood gem!

Really great space and wonderful food. Why do I have no food pictures because I was enjoying the food so much I forgot! Lol we had the papaya salad advanced version and it was so good. The flavors just have so much spice and depth. It is very spicy though even if you ask for mild. We also got one of the thai noodle dishes with slices of bbq pork and egg noodles..... soooo delicious! I am definitely coming back again sometime soon. The service was wonderful and wait staff are all nice, the ambiance is chill not to crowded but busy vibes.

Solid Thai food in the New York area. We ordered ubereats so we didn't get to experience the service and ambiance; but we ordered a curry and some pad thai. Food was pretty good overall. Would definitely order again.

The walls were decorated with some great artwork. The place is spacious and lots of seating. The thai ice tea was great bold flavors. Roti - was a bit thick but still warm as it arrived. the dipping sauce is different kind of curry which was a sweeter note. curry puffs - good filling of potatoes and curry chicken - dipping sauce was a nice light flavor or vinegar chicken satay - big pieces of chicken on each stick - juicy and tender. the peanut dipping sauce was not too powerful boat noodle - beef was a bit overcooked but the broth was a good. tangy with a bit of sourness and spice. the basil leaves added the extra kick of flavor. pad kee mao with crispy duck - this was delicious, it had the extra spiciness in eat bite. they gave a good amount of duck pieces which was crispy and tasty.

Food 4/5 Pad see ew chicken ~$16 Flavorful and good texture Uses American broccoli (not traditional) Service 2/5 Ordered for pickup, food was ready at quoted time Wait staff were too busy talking to acknowledge me at counter Asked for utensils and got sass because I "didn't order them"? It's not that deep, just give me some chopsticks dude

Great spot! We were 10+ people who popped in by 8pm on Saturday night without a reservation and by 8:30pm we gave our orders and were able to wrap everything up before closing at 10pm. I had the chive cakes and spring rolls both vegetarian and delicious. Everyone enjoyed. Chicken satay was mixed reviews. Everyone was happy with the food; a lot of us got fried duck and noodles. I enjoyed my shrimp pad Thai, it was sweeter which I wanted! My friends food turned out spicy which everyone was happy with, and enjoyable for Indian spice tolerance :) would LOVE some mocktails or cocktails on the menu and I wish I had time to try the sticky rices for dessert but we were so worried ordering a birthday dessert, didn't see the menu/order. Definitely a good neighborhood spot.

5 stars for Tuk Tuk. As long as you're not murdered or robbed at gunpoint by one of Eric Adams zombies, you'll have a great meal and a great experience here. Fantastic food and priced in line for the area (a little expensive). The food really is next level good!

The pineapple duck curry is sooo yummy! It's spicy so have your water ready. But the pineapple helps balance the spiciness so it's bearable. It's a big dish so it's completely shareable.

Very authentic Thai cuisine in LIC. This place was packed on a Monday night and that tells you something. Nice space with friendly and helpful servers; super efficient service. Chuchee salmon was perfectly cooked and the sauce was flavorful, delicious and spicy the way I like it. Red curry duck was flavorful and delicious. Sadly the lemongrass beer did not have hint of lemongrass profile. So misrepresented. Definitely going back to try more things.

The food was scrumptious and I thoroughly enjoyed the freshness of the summer special, mango sticky rice! The service was nice since the servers were very attentive and our cups of water were never below half. The ambience felt very cozy, casual yet swanky; Thai culture was thoroughly represented with the art and decor all around.

This restaurant has really great interior decoration that brought me back to Thailand. Every dish we got tasted great. We highly recommend getting pad see ew and duckaholic

Not very impressed by the food, portion sizes, or service here. Its nice that they have some variety in their menu but the pad kee mao and khao moo dang were unmemorable and okay at best. Staff also weren't the friendliest - somehow felt both rushed and neglected at the same time.

Love this place's beef pad kee mao, I can't wait to come back to try it again! Beef was juicy and thinly sliced and the dish was flavorful and had just the right amount of spice for me. Also got the duck curry, which was good but I probably wouldn't order it again for the price. The duck wasn't anything special. Service was friendly and quick. I'll definitely be back!

Good food, friendly staffs and nice vibe at this local Thai place. It has been one of the spot we frequent and we have also held a annual Xmas party for our friends one year. Over the past 10 years we have tried most of the dishes in their menu, food are consistent to my taste and there's no complain at all.

I have been to Tuk Tuk a number of times. It's on a major street in LIC, near the Vernon-Jackson 7 stop. The restaurant is a good size, with a lot of seating, nicely decorated. The service is good. I've eaten here and gotten takeout a few times. For takeout, they're always very communicative and quick to get orders out. I have tried the spring rolls (4/5), shrimp summer rolls (4/5), roti massaman (3.5/5), vegetable pad thai (4/5), and mock duck pad see ew (4/5). All of the dishes have been pretty good, and I've had no major issues in the many times I've bee to this place. Overall, I would recommend Tuk Tuk. It's a solid Thai spot in the neighborhood!

Probably the best Thai food in queens. After having great Thai food in Thailand itself, this place e is the only restaurant in queens that made me miss the food even more. Please try it out!!!

I love Thai food! And I also love crispy duck! When you put the two together I'm in pure heaven!!! Tuk Tuk lived up to it's reputation and more. I stopped in for a quiet dinner all by myself. I love exploring new places by myself sometimes, because it gives me the opportunity to experience things without distractions. I was immediately seated as it was a very quiet time and right before the dinner rush. The inside is modern and has gorgeous artwork on the walls. I started with a ginger ale which came in a can and right away. I then ordered the Pad Kee Mao which has stir fried flat rice noodles with chili basil paste, garlic, bell pepper, onion, and tomato. I added crispy duck because I wanted to treat myself! This was SOOOOOO GOOD! The duck had a perfect crisp to it and was super tasty. I do have to say this really packed the heat! A bit too spicy, but still super tasty! I loved everything about this place and can't wait to go back for some more delicious Thai food!

The best pad se ew I have ever had. I love the Thai basil rice and how spicy it is. I also love how they don't pour veggies into their dishes. There is an ample amount of noodles!!! I only wish the take out portions were bigger. This is my go to take out Thai place. It's the best!!! Great staff and service

There are many takeout restaurants that masquerade as Thai restaurants in the city. They would let you customize the curry selection and then toss things together and you get this over rice platter that tastes Thai but lacks the umami. THIS IS NOT THAT TYPE OF RESTAURANT. This is legit. We ordered papaya salad, chicken tom yum, boat noodle, and kai ra-berd (Egg bomb). Everything was delicious. The best way to describe everything was "tame". Everything was good but nothing hits you with an extreme burst of flavor that I find indicative of Thai, with the exception of the boat noodle. Both the papaya salad and tom yum was not spicy or sour enough, but that is preferred by some people. I would definitely come back again.

I liked the Pad See Ew with crispy duck. The duck wasn't too fatty. I didn't really like the panang curry with chicken, this was the first time I saw curry being served on a plate. There wasn't enough sauce for a curry dish. Giving it a 4 because I had a good experience overall. Won't be getting the curry again but open to trying other dishes on the menu next time.

Multiple dishes were so sweet it was basically inedible. Please lay off the sugar! Overall dishes were prepared nice and big serving size.

Thai food is some of my favorite, and this was one of the tastiest Thai places I've been to. My friend and I got the pork pot stickers, chicken pad Thai, and pad gra prow with beef. All of the above were delicious. The gra prow was spicy and so good, my favorite of the three. The restaurant itself is great for a casual dinner and the service was very attentive. I'll be back.

I went to Tuk Tuk after hearing about it from multiple friends. I went with a friend and we had their Massaman curry and Pad Kee Mao. The curry was overall good, but the pad kee mao was just alright (it was filling, but it wasn't particularly memorable or tasty). The service wasn't as welcoming as other Thai restaurants (which was disappointing).

Food was really good. Love the ambiance. Staff are friendly. Definitely will recommend.

Tuk tuK me to Tuk Tuk! I was causally strolling by the place and a blend of aroma made me do a double take, which led me and my friends to this place. The place was so bumping that they ran out of Chang, which should be a red flag at most Thai places but we ain't that judgmental. The appetizers were fire! Definitely get the chive pancakes and the wings. The wings were good sized, tendered, and packed with flavor. Next, if you want to stop living a boring life, take the menu and flip to the "explore section" in the back. This is where the party is at. The dishes there tend to be more authentic and not just your run of the mill Pad Thai. Would recommend the Mee-kiew hang and the Kai Ra Berd. More importantly, you need to request the house hot sauce. This sauce is exquisitely fire . It's just hot enough to remind you the consequence of GERD but irresistibly delicious that you might YOLO. Trust me, it's worth it, plus you can wash it down with some ice cold Chang. The staff were very nice and accommodating. Overall the decor is causal, great place for small get-togethers and chill enough to be a relaxing date night spot.

I love everything I've eaten here. I mostly order take out but it is very nice inside.

Atmosphere is cute, bathroom is clean and food is okay. I had the boat noodles and it didn't wow me but it was decent. I really liked my husbands kau Kling - Spicy but tasty. The curry for the roti was too sweet for my liking. I hope that can change but other than that it's a cute spot in LIC. Some friends ordered the duck curry and egg bomb dish and it looked good and portion seemed decent. Maybe I'll give that a try next time. Some friends ordered their dish mild and it turned out to be not spicy at all - I would not recommend adjusting the spice level. I do not think it's unbearable

Upping to 5 stars because the wonton lover soup is awesome, and the massaman curry is amazing. Best Thai spot in the area!

So lucky to live so close to this gem. Been here a few times now since moving to the neighborhood, it has become one of my go to spots to bring family & friends who are visiting. Generous portions. I always have leftovers to enjoy later, & everything is still very good, even the next day. The flavors are great in every dish that I have tried so far. Most recently I tried the "Yum Veggie Duck Salad"- it is truly "YUM" ! & Thai iced tea's are always a must. The decor/atmosphere is well done, I always feel very comfortable here. The price, portions, & quality are all great.

Absolutely one of the best restaurants along Vernon Blvd with amazing Thai food selections, service and setting! Brought my family here for lunch one Sunday afternoon and didn't need a reservation to be seated immediately. Our waiters set up our table which was spaced from other tables with plexiglass. Other than the Thai iced tea, I wasn't sure what was good so I asked the waiter for recommendations. After 15-20 wait, the food came out and couple things surprised me -- large portion size, quality, price, design and taste. From the egg bomb rice to ground chicken to the crispy pork, everything was amazingly well done! In addition, the workers at the restaurant were all so friendly, accommodating, swift and attentive. We had spent about 2.5 hours without feeling rushed or uncomfortable. Overall, I would definitely go back again and highly recommend everybody to check it out!!!

Will def be back to try other items on the menu! They have 4 tables ready for dine in customers during this time, 2 inside and 2 outside. Yes they're Thai, not scammers. Service but quick and food was delicious! Tom yum soup was a great choice to warm your souls. A small bowl comes with 3 generous shrimps! Soup was perfectly seasoned, sour and not too sweet. Beef pad kee mao - quite spicy and nicely seasoned as well! We opted out on the bell peppers but that's up to your preference Beef pad thai - solid! I'd say it might be too flavorful that could be overwhelming easily so we switched eating back and forth between the two noodle dishes and it worked out well. Will be back soon for more reviews on other dishes

I've been here before COVID and enjoyed all the dishes I got. I recently ordered the lunch special and got the pad see ew. I was surprised that it didn't come with an appetizer as all Thai places I've gone to give you an appetizer. The portions for lunch are smaller and it is only a $2 savings. So I feel that you might as well pay more for the regular pad see ew. The food was good overall.

Came here with coworkers after work on Monday. We arrived around 6pm and it wasn't very busy then but it gets busier around 7pm. If you're looking for parking, there may be some street parking if you drive around a little. There are parking garages around also. It's not a very big restaurant. Decor is decent. Overall it's clean and neat. Staff is friendly. Food came up quickly. We ordered Thai ice tea (6/10). It's sweet but nothing stands out. I ordered drunk noodle (6/10), medium spicy. I can handle spicy food well but my coworkers think medium spicy is too spicy for them. Flavor is there but nothing special to me.