Bold Northern Thai dishes like curries & noodles plus wine & beer are served at this cheery eatery.
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Loved discovering this cute gem in search of Thai food. It was worth the trip and stop. Be sure to get there for Happy Sunset hour to have a great drink and complimentary snacks (with your drink order) which is a sticker worthy aspect by itself because most restaurants don't do that. Every bite was delicious and flavourful, and the drinks were tasty, refreshing with the right amount of alcohol. The staff is also very kind and welcoming. If you're hanging down on Grant Street be sure to stop by!
Great Thai flavors with a creative twist in SoHo I really enjoyed my meal here. For the appetizer, I had the Kua Kling in a cup, which was excellent. It was packed with herbs and had a bold spicy and salty flavor. The contrast with the dough cup was perfect — crispy, soft, and flavorful all at once. Such a creative and well-balanced combination. For the main dish, I ordered the Udon Drunken Noodles, and they were very good. The udon noodles worked surprisingly well with the spicy sauce and sea
There are much better Thai spots in Manhattan, even in SoHo. The service is bad (you get one napkin pp and get snubbed if you ask for more), the waitress is annoyed if you ask for a menu instead of a stupid QR code. It’s very fast very “get you right out” vibe. She never even brought us water until we asked for it and was quick to let us know price is higher than what the menu says. Like what? The food: nothing more than average or maybe even slightly below. Flavorless and cheaply sourced ingr
From the Jan 8, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

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

Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.