If you're looking for a restaurant with a warm, welcoming atmosphere to enjoy your meal, this is…read morethe place to be. The food and service truly go hand in hand to create a wonderful dining experience. I highly recommend this place!

They have great lunch specials everyday as well as HH items until 8pm…read more I got the pad thai pork lunch specials. The pork was tender but the noodles were a little too mushy and sweet for me. Just a tad bit. I got the shrimp/chicken dumplings which were good and juicy, and all the lunch specials come with a house cabbage clear soup that I enjoyed as well.

Food is amazing. Came by during lunch special and the portion is very good. Ordered their Beef Pad…read moreSee Ew with the vegetable roll and a fresh coconut!! So fresh and good! The interior is very nicely decorated, I love all the plants and the natural light that comes through their windows. The music they play is also very calming, lots of piano instrumental covers. Service is great, very efficient and almost no wait for my meal. Look forward to coming back. 10/10.

In search of a local Chinese restaurant and propelled by reviews -- particularly Yelp friend, Mike…read moreR's -- we walked to New Chinatown. From my perspective, neighborhood joints don't measure up to our meals on Mott Street. While this is no exception, dinner by-and-large was good, with plenty left over to take home. Deviating from my usual hot and sour, we started with coconut soup (chicken, galangal, lime, chili paste and mushrooms.) The menu is limited but has both Chinese and Thai standards. Our soup was delicious. Shrimp hofun, which our server said is like chow fun, was a let-down. Bland and lacking. We asked for chili oil and soy sauce to jazz it up. Moo shu pork however, was as good as we hoped it would be. The restaurant is pretty, the staff polite and responsive. We'll return to explore the menu, particularly their lunch specials.

The crab curry is delicious but as you can see from the photos they don't give enough curry(I had…read moreto order two). I will say it's bc I don't eat the noodles/egg it comes with, I order a side of rice. If you're looking for more bang for your buck but the same delicious flavor go to fish cheeks. I spend about $50 here and fish cheeks is only $30 and no shells.

Time for a stomach reset!…read more This restaurant is not for those who are sensitive to flavor and spice. If salt and pepper are the only two spices you can handle, this is not the restaurant, rather not the cuisine, for you. Thai food is based on a multitude of factors. Colors, variety, and spice. What I got here reflects all of that, even if my pictures show a large shade of brown. My first item is the Kao Soi Ped, a coconut curry noodle soup with duck and shallots. I was incredibly afraid to eat the whole thing because coconut curry is a natural laxative. However, the dry noodles and crispy (and rather tasty) duck probably saved me from potential embarrassment. The dish evolved from a chow mein into almost like a duck ramen, which actually made it fun to eat despite the insane flavor bomb it packed. My go-to at any Thai restaurant is a Drunken Noodle, better known as a Pad Kee Mao. It carries quite a punch to the mouth in flavor. There is also plenty of variance on the plate with ample noodles and chicken. The amount of vegetables to protein to noodle is appropriately proportionate to each other. Not one piece of this dish is out of place. The spice also countered the richness of the curry and to my surprise, I finished the whole thing. I never go to a Thai restaurant without ordering a Thai Iced Tea, and this one does it as well as one can make it. My advice is to order it and save it for later, when the heat and flavors need some temperance from taking over your stomach, throat, and later, perhaps your bowels. For Upper West Side standards, this is par for the course in terms of price and value. It is also close by the 1 train when it comes to convenience, but keep in mind the kitchen closes for a bit as the restaurant shifts from lunch mode to dinner mode. Good thing the restaurant is not far from a few distractions to keep you entertained if you want to dine here but do not live in the neighborhood. Or you could just plan your trip accordingly like any normal person and stop in after 4:30 pm if you want to come here for dinner. Enjoy the experience.

First Impressions: n/a I ordered delivery/take out…read more The Noms: Minced chicken pad Thai - noodles were bouncy and fresh tasting, perfect amount is sauce, not dry like some places that don't use enough sauce.. I requested extra peanuts and they did it! I love the texture of extra crushed peanuts and they did not skimp on it! Great attention! Banana sticky rice - one of my favorite desserts... I always find that lots of places don't give enough coconut cream sauce... and my request for extra coconut cream on the side was also honored. I'm a very happy camper. Good portions and perfect to share but I kept both to myself lol In Conclusion: the service and attention to detail... even for a to-go/delivery order was really awesome. This tells me that a dine in experience will be even better. The quality and taste of the food was also very good. There's so many Thai spots and some can be hit or miss, especially as a first time experience... but 10/10 I would recommend this spot.

small spot offering all your standard thai fare and they make it pretty well. i got the kua gai…read morenoodles which were cooked perfectly and had a generous amount of chicken. being given triracha on the side was unexpected and i preferred the noodles without it.

This is always a go-to spot for me and the family whenever we in NYC and craving some good Asian…read morefood. Every time we pull up, it hits no misses. The vibe is mad laid-back, not too crazy, not overly packed (at least the times we slide through), so you can actually enjoy your meal without all that chaos. Food? Always on point! flavor's there, presentation is clean, just check the pics and you'll see what I'm talking about. Everything comes out fresh, well seasoned, and consistent every single time. Service matches the energy, smooth, attentive, no rushing you, no attitude. They make you feel comfortable, like you could really sit there, vibe out, and enjoy your time with the fam. If you in the city and want a solid, no-stress Thai spot with good food and a chill atmosphere, this one right here is it. Definitely stays in the rotation. They also have a full bar

Even if I don't like a restaurant or their food, I never give a bad review, but in this case I'm…read moregiving a warning. I ordered in through Grubhub. I was spooning out the rice to put into the Thai curry when I came up upon something yellow. A closer look, it was a dirty pushpin. I am completely nauseated by this. The restaurant said they don't use pushpins, but somehow it got there. No wonder they have three stars.

A Thai Delight in NYC: Thai Peppercorn:…read more If you're in NYC and craving some truly authentic and delicious Thai food, you absolutely have to check out Thai Peppercorn. I was in the mood for some serious comfort food, and it had been way too long since I had a good Pad See Ew. Let me tell you, this place got it done perfectly. The moment the plate was set down, it was piping hot and smelled absolutely divine--deliciously aromatic is an understatement! The noodles were cooked to perfection, not too soft and not too chewy, with that perfect charred flavor. And the chicken? It was fantastic--soft, flavorful, and you could tell it was real chicken, which, believe me, is not always the case these days. Every single bite was exactly what I wanted it to be. The flavor was spot-on, and the portion was the perfect amount to leave me completely satisfied. Thank you, Thai Peppercorn, for making my food just as I had hoped for. I will definitely be back!

I love going to Thai restaurants. I just enjoy how they make…read moretheir fried rice with mixed vegetables and sometimes pineapples. Food was fresh and delicious. Service was great. Overall atmosphere was spacious, clean and comfortable.

Comparatively affordable, but flavor and textures could be improved. Would recommend going a couple…read moreblocks up at Koo Thai, which is better quality and more on point tastes I ordered the pineapple fried rice with pork, drunken noodles with chicken and massaman curry with veggies, and it came out to $41.37. The order took about 30 minutes to take out. When I arrived home, I realized they packed an extra order of the noodles; not sure if it was due to the long wait time. The curry was the most flavorful of the 3, but was watery. The drunken noodles were thicker than I'd like and flavor was light. The fried rice had very little flavor. Both dishes barely had meat. Unfortunately was not a satisfying Thai meal.

Okay, so usually ducks fly south for the winter, but not here! Here they fly into my mouth! Spring…read moreroll appetizer, Drunken Udon Noodles with Crispy duck, Thai Iced Tea, and an after lunch clementime lunch special for 17.99! Are you kidding me? Please DO NOT GO HERE! I want it to stay my little guilty secret pleasure all to myself. I am in love. More please.

Got takeout. Very yum! New to the neighborhood and was recommended. Will def be going back…read more Boba -- very good, almost thick like a milkshake Fish tacos -- fish is super fried and crunchy it's great. The tortilla could be better but still good. Would have loved more flavor in the sauce. Hawaiian fried rice -- good, added spice and was a great level of heat Spam musubi-- super good. My first time having spam and it was salty and great. Really works with the rice and seaweed. I added kewpie Mayo at home Coconut rice -- got this cause I didn't know what to expect. Figured it would be maybe like mango sticky rice, it's not but it is mildly sweet and does taste of coconut. Pretty good. Other than eating it alone I don't know what you pair it with.

Very nice service, remember to tip the counter girl as she ends up doing all the work. Had…read moredelicious Teriyaki Salmon Classic bowl with Hawaiian macaroni salad, corn and white rice, also an avocado and cucumber sushi roll and a matcha green bubble tea. Everything was excellent except the ginger with the roll had gone bad and couldn't be eaten. The ambiance is more take-out than eat in although they have a few tables. Wheelchair accessible.