Food portion is perfect! Very generous The food tastes so good! Just perfect! Maybe the pad kee Mao needs to tone down on the sweet side :) I love their interior! So minimalist yet elegant The waiter (s) were very friendly If you guys are in the area, definitely need to try this place:) won't be disappointed!

Came here today with my wife for lunch and we were pleasantly surprised. To start off, the decor is really nice and is a nice environment. They also have an outdoor patio as well but I hate eating outdoors because I always attract wasps Anyways, there are not many places that do a lunch special on the weekend and this place does it everyday of the week. That was a big surprise. So for $15, we were able to get an appetizer and main dish. I like that they give you a whole jug of water so you don't have to keep flagging waiters down to refill water I opted for the spring roll and it was really pleasant. Nice crunch, not too oily, and the vegetables inside were fresh. The Thai chili sauce was a nice touch as well We also got the steamed mussels and I believe it was in a tom yum soup. The mussels were very plump and absorbed the flavor of the soup really well. There was a sauce that came with it and I really enjoyed it. It was sour, tangy, little spicy and gives the taste of Thailand. Now for the pad Kee Mao, I liked that it came with the peppers but I didn't eat it. Kinda reminded me of capers. This dish was a bit on the salty side. But you can taste all the other flavors as well. I'll probably try a different dish the next time I come Mango sticky rice is a must get! It is delicious. It would be even better if mangoes were in season. The rice was warm, coconutty, sweet, maybe even pandan?, and a little salty. Perfect balance. If you're thinking about getting it, don't think. Just get it

We recently dined at this Thai spot in Flushing, and it was an all-around fantastic experience! Here's a breakdown of what we ordered: Tom Kha Soup: This was incredibly flavorful, with a perfect hint of spice--not overwhelming at all. I would definitely order this again, it hit all the right notes. Pineapple Curry Duck: Absolutely delicious! The spice level was just right for me, and they didn't skimp on the pineapple, which I loved. The entire dish paired beautifully with the bowl of rice it came with. A must-try! Pad Thai Boran: So good! It came with three large shrimp that were perfectly cooked. The egg wrap over the Pad Thai reminded me of Japanese Omurice--a nice twist that added to the experience. The atmosphere was also a highlight. We ate on the second floor, and it was a cozy, inviting space--perfect for hosting events like baby showers or birthday parties. In fact, we even inquired about booking a party there ourselves! Overall, this is a great spot for date night or just a casual meal with friends. Highly recommend!

As soon as we sat down, we were warmly greeted by the waiter. My girlfriends and I ordered drinks and our food, but then saw that there was a table that opened up that seemed to be a bit more roomy for us. We asked if we could move and the waiter was kind, fast and accommodating. Decor is inviting and fun. The drinks came out quickly and the serving of the food was timed well too. Everything we ate here was flavorful and fresh! The presentation of the dishes was super appealing as well. The drinks were made just right as well. We had a blast!

I brought my parents here and we all loved it. The Tom kha soup was so flavorful and good. The papaya salad was also flavorful with just the right amount of sour sweet and salty. The soft shell crab didn't have a fishy taste and was cooked nicely. The crab fried rice was good but not spectacular. The pineapple curry duck sauce was good but the duck was too dry for my liking. I would definitely come back again and next time I would try the Tom yum soup. Highly recommend the Tom kha soup. I recommended my cousin to come and he really enjoyed it as well. Very pretty atmosphere.

First time trying this place- it's been on my list for a while. We went for lunch and ordered the cho muang, som tum, pad thai boran, and basil fried rice. Cho muang- very light, slightly sweet and salty, chewy on the outside, crumbly on the inside. It was a great starter to the meal and very aesthetically appealing. Com tum- aka papaya salad. It was fulllll of flavor and crisp. It's very clear that it's made to order and full of fresh ingredients. The pork rinds add a different flavor and texture and really rounded out the salad. They ask you if you want medium or spicy- this is real Thai spice, so keep that in mind with your choice :) (we went with spicy and were ok but we also love spicy food) Basil fried rice- also so full of flavor but not in an overwhelming way. Some places blast this dish with soy sauce but this was definitely done with more sophistication. The basil in the rice is fresh and young which gave it an extra flair. Pad thai boran- probably my favorite thing of the meal. There are 2 prawns on top with a crispy shell. Don't just peel it... taste the shell- trust me you'll thank me. The pad thai itself is wrapped in egg. The noodles are perfectly cooked, not too raw/dry like some other places I've been to, and not too sweet (again like some other places). Parking is rough but doable; just give yourself around 10 min to find parking. The interior is very clean and bright. I would definitely bring friends to try this place. I always start out trying the basics and definitely want to try their entree dishes next time!

LOVED LOVED LOVED! This place was so cutesy! I was in Queens running errands and got super hungry. Used my favorite search feature (Explore Nearby on Google Maps). This place was highly rated! I can see why! The decor was uber pretty! It's definitely content creator friendly. Lots of people wall decor that you can take pics in front of. The restaurant was very clean! The staff was polite and attentive. For drinks, my date had the Spicy Babydoll (margarita) and I had the BKK Soul (a Cosmopolitan). Both were delicious! For appetizers, we did the steamed mussels and curry puffs. Both were very tasty! The puffs were my favorite of the two. They were light on the oil and heavy on the fluff which was perfect! I had a side salad as well which was large for just an appetizer. For entrees, my date had the Basil fried rice with shrimp (medium heat). It was too hot for him. He didn't realize that medium spice would have a kick to it so this caught him off guard. I explained to our waitress and she was kind enough to offer a side of white rice to offset the pepper. It did the trick! I had the lemongrass sea bass fillet with white rice. The portions were HUGE! We both ended up taking majority of our entrees home. We weren't leaving it behind! The customer service was exceptional. Despite the restaurant being very crowded when we arrived, we were seated within seconds. The staff checked in on us often but without making us feel rushed or uncomfortable. I have been recommending this place to all my friends since dining here. It's a distance since most of my friends are in Brooklyn but it's certainly worth a visit if ever in the neighborhood. 10/10 recommend!

Tip, make a reservation. Even on a Tuesday night the place filled up fast and after having eaten here I can see why. Atmosphere is magical. It created a sense of comfort, beauty, and culture all at once. So right off the bat we were getting ready for a great time. Even with a packed house they were quick and eager to get us seated, and we appreciated it. The menu is wide, and while they have the classics readily available. They also have variants of the classics that have been "leveled up". Whether you want a traditional Pad Thai, or their Pad Thai Boran (which was fantastic and I forgot to take a picture) you will get some great tasty food. I have recommended this place to family and they have come and seconded my rec. a great restaurant for a nice time out. Don't miss out!

A very Instangrammable spot. They have an upstairs for more dining space as well as a patio to the side outside. There are little lamps on the table when it's dark out, as there isn't much ceiling lighting. We were seated where the air was coming out from the vent, so was a little chilly. They do get busy as it was packed and there were lots of delivery/pickup orders coming out of the kitchen. The Thai Iced Tea with Oat Milk was not sweet, and had great flavor. I loved that they had an oat milk option, since I'm lactose intolerant, but still enjoy the taste of Thai Tea. The Tom Yum Mussels was very cheesy and creamy, with a hint of spice from the tom yum flavor. It could use a bit more spice or a little less cheese, as the cheese was the most prominent flavor. The mussels were fresh tasting! They have the Lunch Special daily, which comes with a starter and a main. I got the Thai Salad with Peanut Dressing to start. It had a good amount of dressing, which was very peanut-y with a hint of spice. It came with a couple slices of tofu which added some texture. I got the Pad See Ew with Chicken as my main. It had very good flavor and was perfectly balanced. A cute Thai spot that's good for its lunch special!

Came for lunch special. HH is from M-F 1130 to 5 pm. Got the chicken pad thai, basil ground chicken over rice, HH TAMARIND WINGS (just 2 full size wings like the ones u get at Dallas BBQ), PAPAYA salad, and 2 thai drinks. Food was good. Some were a tad overly salty like the seaweed soup app that comes with the lunch and the papaya salad but this is a cute date spot. There is a FREE thai tea offer when you "review" them on Google. Not sure if this has skewed the reviews or not but be aware of this "incentive". The lunch portions are reasonable. Not sure if it changes for dinner. Food was tasty. Service is fine. Chopsticks are requested as needed. The waiter accidently charged my card for another table but he quickly realized and voided it. That was the only hiccup if anything with Service. I would go again for dining in for lunch special.