Laid-back spot for traditional Thai fare and lunch specials, along with beer and wine.
From Google Maps reviews.
A friend of mine saw an old reel on this place and it's been somewhere she wanted to check out for some time now. The vibes of the place feels like you stepped into somewhere local, not somewhere crazy upscale, feels like some place that mainly locals would know about. The waiter was really nice, but there were many items on the menu not available; he said they were in the process of changing management? No crispy pork belly or bbq roast pork, etc. We had the lotus leaf rice, the lychee panang d
A quaint and cozy thai restaurant in the middle of Astoria. The food felt very authentic although I’ve never actually been to thailand so take it with a grain of salt. My fiance and I love thai food and this one hit a little different in a good way. Maybe different regional taste? The first dish that was recommended by the waiter is the fried banana blossom. I used to have bananas in my backyard and always saw these flowers, never thought about cooking them though. It had the surprising texture
One of my favorite Thai spots in NYC!! Every dish is super authentic, and the staff is warm, friendly and accommodating. I always order krapow at Thai places as it tells you everything about the restaurant’s approach to flavor authenticity. Their krapow is just spot on 👌🏼along with everything on the menu. The price is also quite reasonable. The food was so good we forgot to take pics.
From the Feb 27, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.

Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.

Food surfaces are too worn or badly built to be properly cleaned.