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We loved this place! We ordered takeout and the food was made quickly, but everything was still piping hot when we picked it up. The crispy chicken with noodles was delicious, the berry wings had an amazing sauce, and the prik prow chicken was packed with flavor. We were a little underwhelmed by the crying tiger steak since it's supposed to be one of the standout dishes on the menu. Overall, the prices were very reasonable and we'd definitely order from here again!
My friends and I showed up on a Friday night. There was already a line of people waiting for a table. Fortunately, we were able to grab one of the last ones by the window. Parking is a little tough, but there should be enough street parking spots available. We shared a variety of items, including Spring Rolls, Panang Curry with Short Ribs (GF), Chicken wings, Tom kha soup hot pot, Roti with Green Curry, Chicken Satay, Pad Thai with chicken. The dishes that stood out were the panang curry, chicken wings, and green curry. The panang was great for the depth of flavor and tender short ribs. Wings were lightly crispy and moist. Green curry was rich and creamy. We were most disappointed by the tom kha which was very watery and not as creamy or define in flavor as we were hoping. Overall, we had a very good experience. And the staff were very friendly and accommodating. All of the dishes came out in a timely manner with great presentations. Would come here again and try some other many other dishes. Very beautiful and comfortable environment to be in.
Whoa, this place is great! My friend and I split the grilled pork cheek app, Penang beef short rib entree and rice noodle with shrimp and pork belly clay pot. It was all so, so good. The clay pot noodles were unlike any other Thai dish I've had before - there was a smokiness that paired so nicely with the slightly sweet profile. And the curry was both rich and well balanced. The short rib was cooked perfectly. The pork cheek was perhaps my least favorite out of the three. I think this was just a personal preference for the texture of the cut. But the flavors were great and I also appreciated the fact that it came with a good serving of vegetables. The service was also really friendly and attentive. Overall, definitely a 5 star spot. I'd definitely go back!
Nice interior! We were seated immediately on a week night. Food came quickly too Good portion and tasty food! The kua gui noodles were perfect texture and chicken was tender. Comes with yummy sauce and in cool pot. Couldn't finish! Was maybe a bit oily but other than that enjoyable meal for the price! Also free shrimp chips!
Tried out this Thai spot for lunch on a Sunday. There were plenty of tables available and the interior is well decorated. We ordered multiple dishes to share. The Crying Thaiger Curry was hearty with just a touch of spice, although the sticky rice we ordered on the side was quite dry. The spicy basil pad Thai was much saucier than traditional pad Thai. Crispy chicken was a good protein complement for this dish to add some textural crunch. Our favorite hands down was the Crying Ribeye! Tender, juicy, and perfectly cooked, especially with the tangy, savory dipping sauce on the side. We would definitely order this dish again. The mango sticky rice was also superb, the sticky rice in this dish was moist (unlike the side of sticky rice that came with our curry), the mangos were fresh, and the crispy Rice Krispies added a fun pop each bite. There were plenty of street parking spots nearby which was a plus. There were a few flies that kept disturbing us during our meal, but overall we had a great experience.
I will start off by saying I usually hate thai food. I have nothing against it, I just don't like that most dishes are super sweet or super spicy or super oily. But everyone I hang with seems to love thai food so I'm always willing to try it again until I find what I like. Well y'all, I found it. I live no where near crying thaiger but I will drive here if I crave it. Food - the chive dumplings and bbq pork skewers (with the sticky rice, ALWAYS add the sticky rice!) are a great "appa-tease" to get your stomach growling. Heck, I'd eat the pork skewers and sticky rice by itself as a meal -and not share- it . Tom yum soup with some rice noodles is usually my go to since I usually can't find thai food I like. Their Tom yum is no joke. I took one sip and had to drink some water to cool down the spicy burn. But also my fault for not mixing the soup before sipping. Nice and spicy, not sweet, sour but not too sour, got a depth of flavor to it, and seasons the rice noodles I dipped into it very well! My sister got the kra pow with minced chicken. She said it was well seasoned and really good. Our friend got prik pow(?) Sautéed chicken with veggies tossed in a chili sauce - looked delicious too! I'd say flavor and quality is certainly a strength at this place. Service was a little slow. We ordered takeout and it was estimated to be 30 min. We came about 45 min in and still had to wait for a solid 10 min to get the order. I will say though, the food was piping hot when we got home. The house was packed but everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves. Atmosphere had a very homey feel. Thai knick knacks on a shelf split the room in to to provide more intimate feel. Was very clean and organized. Only downside to this location is parking is tough so takeout might be my thing!
Great little Thai spot in Malden. It's not your standard Thai shop. It has some unique items both on the food and drink menus. Since it was lunch I didn't indulge in the sauce but I made up for it with my stomach. We started with the crying wings and the crispy chive cake. The crying wing seasoning was interesting, a little salty spicy and a dry citrus tang. The crispy chive cake was similar to a scallion pancake batter but with chives cut into cubes and fried so every bite has a nice crunch but it's moist on the inside. I don't care for pad Thai because I'm often disappointed, but it was so good wifey was considering ordering one to go for dinner later! A good size restaurant, so getting a table wasn't an issue. If you can't find street parking, there is a parking lot across the street behind the old dockside, maybe Floramo's? Behind there look for the 1 or 2 hour parking signs.
This was our first time trying this restaurant after seeing it pop up on my Yelp timeline, and I really enjoyed the food. The prices were really reasonable, so we tried multiple dishes and most didn't disappoint. There were many gluten free options, and I really appreciate that GF options and other dietary restrictions were clearly marked when ordering online and it was clear what foods could be modified for allergies. I really appreciate that effort, and that's one reason I will definitely visit again. The duck skewers was really good and my favorite was the pineapple fried rice, which was so good. The added duck and pork were really good too- there was lots of meat in the rice and pad Thai.The wings were good, we just wished they were a bit bigger. The pad Thai was good, but it was my least favorite dish. Overall, I really enjoyed this restaurant and can't wait to go back.
Such a cozy place!! Tried their lunch special for a take out and I wasn't disappointed. I was impressed considering it's a busy area but luckily found a parking spot right in front of the restaurant. The restaurant has 2 seating areas and a bar. I love thai food and it's always nice to find good places that serve authentic dishes. Their lunch special come with a salad, appetizer, and entree come with a side of rice. Ordered scallion pancakes and crab rangoon for appetizer. My friend liked the crab and I absolutely loved the scallion pancakes they were perfect and full of flavor. For entree we ordered kra pow w/chicken and preaw wan w/tofu. Both entrees were flavorful, mildly spicy, and portions were decent as well ($9.95 each). The restaurant was clean and cannot really comment much about customer service as we didn't dine in. But placing an order was easy and probably waited for 15-20 mins for the food to be ready. read more
3 years ago
One of the best (Asian) restaurant in Malden. The wings are so good we ended up putting in extra order. Beef noodle soup is like soul food for brutal Boston winter. Papaya salad is a bit spicy but refreshing. Highly recommend Crying Rib eye, Panang curry with short ribs and Kra pow as well. Too busy enjoying the food and forgot to take pics. Everything was delicious!! read more
The fried vegetable dumpling appetizer was really good. You could tell they were made here. Surprising edamame inside. The Thai iced tea was not too sweet. It seems like the sizzling meats and something saucy or a broth, with rice on the side, was what to go with here. Pretty much all the other tables got that. read more
There was so much on the menu that I wanted to try last time and there was no way I could eat it all. On the return trip I decided to try all new dishes! Upon returning I decided that I absolutely adore this place. The signature crying tiger dish is like a jab to the face with flavor but the sauce transforms it into a knockout blow with its spices. Literally 100% flavor. The curry is a MUST TRY dish! The sweetness and spiciness aren't overwhelming but actually compliment each other really well and spreads across every taste bud. My only issue is that I didn't have more rice to eat it with! I tried the Thai tea last time but I'm surprised to say I like the coconut juice better. I think the fresh flavor helps with the fatty nature of these dishes. The only thing that I question is the pork skewers. Compared to the rest of the dishes I've tried it seemed to lack in flavor a little bit but it's still delicious especially when you take a big bite into the fatty parts. I'll probably be back in a week! read more
5 years ago
This Thai restaurant did not really catch my attention but the food that we ordered today is not what we usually ordered in other Thai restaurants. We ordered the crying rib eye, crispy taro, crispy chive cakes, and spicy shrimp and lemongrass salad. The crying rib eye was okay, the rib eye quality is not that great. Crispy taro is really crispy but kind of hard and dry. Crispy chive cakes tasted the best without the sauce but it might be bland for some people. The spicy shrimp and lemon salad tasted strong and kind of lack of lemongrass favors, wished there are more vegetables because too much dressing. We also ordered the kanom tuay for dessert which is not too sweet and strong coconut taste. The thai milk green tea and thai iced tea is refreshing but it might be too sweet. read more
5 years ago
One of the best Thai restaurants I've been to for sure! The Thaiger curry was so good, with mild peanutty but very rich and creamy from the coconut milk and spice, and paired so well with the crispy duck. The duck was cooked perfectly with crispy skin and the meat was tender enough. We got the kra pow with ground chicken and it was very well seasoned. The appetizers were also spectacular, just that the dipping sauce was a bit sweet for my taste, but other than that the fried tofu was so crispy outside yet tender and a bit of chew inside (I love fried tofu!!!). Overall I was over the moon, I was so happy my roommate took me here and we really enjoyed our dinner. Very nice vibe, cute restaurant, especially really nice service. I would definitely visit again!! read more
Nice place with nice ambience but food wise it wasnt the best thai food. Their coconut jelly dessert was awesome and is a must try. Everything else you can skip. Scallion pancakes were too oily and didnt seem authentic... Fried rice and curry were also kind of ok. read more
5 years ago
We are SO glad we found Crying Thaiger. My brother got me a Xmas gift from the Lowe's in Saugus and I figured if I have to get a zipcar to pick it up, might as well see if there are any good restaurants outside our delivery zone we could get takeout from on the way home. Crying Thaiger seemed worth a try- went in and picked up, had an incredibly easy and covid safe pickup process (and cute interior!), brought food home, and wow. Incredibly tasty, loved everything we got. We've gotten it at least two more times since then, whenever our house had ended up in delivery range. Thank you brother for making me go out of the way! It's become our go to Thai spot, in particular because everything vegetarian and vegan is so well marked. (Hooray for no hidden fish sauce!) We've had a really hard time finding vegetarian Thai food this good. Favorites so far have been the vegan duck curry, vegetarian pad Thai, meatless crying wings (kinda look like chicken nuggets but are so much better), and the veg spicy salad. (The dressing for that salad!! So spicy, so fantastic. I want to order it by the pint.) Excited to keep trying more of what they do, maybe even eat there in person some day. read more
7 years ago
This is a really cute restaurant with really delicious Thai food and great, attentive service! I had the Pad Thai, along with the Thai Omelette with Crab Meat sauce. They also provided shrimp chips with crab meat sauce on the house, which was awesome since I love shrimp chips. This was my first time ever having crab meat sauce and I'm totally hooked! It worked extremely well with the super savory omelette. As for the pad thai, can't say it was anything extraordinary, however it was above average and delicious! read more
5 years ago
Quite honestly some of the best thai food I've had outside of Thailand. The menu has a plethora of options for everyone, from vegetarians to meat-lovers, those seeking burning spice levels or a mild sweet curry. Of particular note are the Thai Coconut custards, Kanum Thuay, (warm, comforting, perfect amount of sweetness, made of real coconut), and the quail egg skillet with soy sauce. The lemongrass meatless wings were the only things that fell short for me, with an overly sticky sweet sauce. Will be coming here often; a new favorite in the Boston area. read more
5 years ago
Delicious! Great Service! This place is nothing but YUM! -Quails egg was unique and cuties delicious. -Tom Zaab was served right and exactly as seen in the menu. The small Thailand's pot is unique and feel a lot more good emotion for the meal. Recommended! Try some! read more
5 years ago
Malden has slowly started to change its demographics and has started the gentrification process by bringing in innovative chefs with quality restaurants to this area. While Crying Thaiger is not new to the scene, it has consistently put out high quality meals and entree's. We were not disappointed as we tried their special Crab Butte Chicken Pad Thai, the Minced Pork Kra Pow and the Pineapple Fries Rice along with the Spring Rolls and drinks. There are quite a large number of Thai restaurants in the greater Boston area and most are good - this is in my Top 5 for that category. So if you find yourself craving Thai food and feel like taking a trip to Malden, give it a try. You might just find yourself liking it and char king put someone the other restaurants a few blocks away in the now renovated downtown area. read more
I finally made it out to the Crying Thaiger in Malden (right next to Yong Young - another spot that I've get to get myself out to...) after having had it on my radar not long after they had opened in 2017. A couple of my friends had been, so when they suggested it as one of our lunch options, I pounced on it and asked if we could please order family style. We managed to find parking on the street, but we did notice a metered parking lot across the street. The space within was divvied up into two counterparts, left and right. The entrance opened up into a dark wooden space filled with dark wooden furniture, yet to the left was a brighter space with a lighter wood accent wall with painted casual mismatched seats. A water bottle with a lemon slice was set on the table for us to refill our think metal cups. Service sufficed, and the food was good. We considered the Khai Krok $6.95 quail egg appetizer served in one of those escargo pans, but instead went with their Curry Puff $7.95 (curried chicken and potato in puff pastry served with cucumber sauce), which was a super pick. It was the favorite dish of the meal for one diner, and I was impressed by the light flakiness of the surely fat filled pastries. The friend who had been before had touted the pad thai here as good, but that the pad see yew was better - both $9.95. We got the pad see you with pork and it was quite good with tender pork, though it became a bit too sweet for one DC as she continued to eat more of it through the meal. The men's favorite seemed to be the Crying Rib Eye $16.95 with its hint of spice and tender meat. We added a side of brown rice $2.95 to round out this dish, and it was a good add. The Crying Thaiger's Curry with duck $16.95 was tasty but did not compete. While the Crying Thaiger's Spicy Noodle Soup $10.95 (spicy, tangy, and slightly sweet broth with minced pork, pork meat balls, bean sprout, cilantro, scallion, fried garlic, and grounded peanuts, served with fried wonton) and the Nuea Toon (Braised Beef Noodle Soup $11.95 (aromatic and flavorful broth flavored by cinnamon, star anise, black soy sauce, served with beansprout, cilantro, scallion, celery, Chinese broccoli, fried garlic and tender braised beef) went head to head. The beef noodle soup was a good basic soup noodle, but one DC felt it too one note (sweet) in comparison to the sweet and tangy of the Crying Thaiger's spicy. We appreciated the younger Chinese broccoli being used in the noodle soup, and the firmness of the well cooked vegetables in the dishes. I had asked for less ice in my Thai Iced Tea $3.25, but given the amount of ice that came with, I wonder just how much more ice there would have been if I had kept mum. A single unisex bathroom is tucked in the back. I loved the chair shaped hook they had stuck against the wall. Beer and wine is now served at Crying Thaiger. Lunch Specials are offered weekdays from 11:30am - 3pm, and come with one choice of appetizer with your choice of protein from $9.95-$14.95. read more
I like it, but closer to good than great. Be careful ordering your appetizers and entrées at the same time, even if you say appetizer and entrée, because they'll all come at once. Tod Mun: Fish cakes with an overcooked-tofu-like consistency, and by that I mean hard and rubbery like one of those elementary school pencil erasers. Decent flavor, but texture can be challenging. I'm not gonna lie; this was my first time trying this dish anywhere, so maybe it's supposed to feel this way. Wings: Very crunchy and very tasty, with an aggressive seasoning brilliantly combining salty and sour in a manner similar to the crumbs at the bottom of a Tostitos Hint of Lime chips bag. Tender inside, which is a nice feat given the crunchiness. Chicken Grapow: A solid version, pleasantly tender and mildly spicy, with no real distinguishing characteristics to elevate it above other versions. Light on the basil. Parking spots are limited but obtainable with a little effort. read more
Came here for dinner. Tried the Thai spicy wings for appetizer. It was a tasty sauce but the wings were very small and only 7. For main we had the pad ka Mao and red curry with (their spiciest dish). Both dishes were listed as spicy but were not ... At all. Just do yourself a favor if you want spicy and add a ton of their hot pepper sauce. Dishes tasted ok. The shrimp was tasty. Overall it was not bad not great. Not worth drive from Boston and on pricier side. read more
4 years ago
3 years ago
The food level is average but the service is the way below average. It is not the first visit to this restaurant, unfortunately it is the worst experience I have had. My basic service need never be fulfilled. When I asked about the order considering I was waiting for long time. The waitress showed attitude but offered full and good service to western customers. I felt like I was discriminated by where I came from. When I almost finished the meal, the rib eye was finally on the table. The meat was raw inside like uncooked. In the past I would recommend this restaurant to my friends. After this time, it is not the right option to go again. read more
I really enjoyed my meal. I think the atmosphere is very cute and quaint. I ordered my favorite Kra Pow and it's delicious!! I also tried the glass noodles with shrimp and that was very good, too! Overall, great experience and food was very good! I recommend! read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
I love LOVE this place!! Got pad kee mou (Drunken noodle) and it is spicy and love it so much!! They have this special drink called Thai milk green tea and wow... It is SO amazing!!! I wasn't able to take a photo of the drunken noodle but you WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!! read more
3 years ago
After i post the review on Yelp, restaurant manager;Em was message me. She apologized for the food the spill/leak along with congratulated me about my baby. Moreover, she offered me a full refund for the food even though i never expected a refund. Not only that she also gave me a free iced tea. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
Why exactly is the Thaiger crying? Surely he's never been here! Unless it's tears of joy...that would be understandable. Crying Thaiger features a menu unlike any Thai restaurant I've been to. I've actually never heard of 70% of these items, which to me spells authentic(or maybe I'm just a novice). The menu is massive, diverse, and actually quite impressive in design. Featuring classics, favorites, soups, and even Thai drinks...there is something for everyone. My favorites on this night are the Roti and curry, and the pad Thai. The roti is thin and crispy, perfectly paired with the curry.(sweet yet packs a spicy kick). I struggled with whether I should go with a typical dish like pad Thai, but I am absolutely elated that I did. Easily the best pad Thai dish I've had to date. Everything about Crying Thaiger is awesome. From the food, to the decor, to the fact that there are two lots AND street parking available. With all the new development and numerous culinary gems like this popping up, Malden is seriously on the rise. read more
A true gem serving the best thai food in Boston. Food I've tried: (* = my favorite) - SHRIMP CHIPS (Complementary): very light and airy chips that signaled all the wonderful flavors to come. These chips were so addicting, I definitely can finish many plate's worth. - CRYING TIGER* ($16.95): the meat was amazingly tender, melting in my mouth. Flavor wise, it was perfectly seasoned, and I could truly appreciate the freshness of the meat. The vegetables were perfectly cooked and not overly mushy, providing a beautiful complement to the protein. For the price, it is a very reasonable portion. - CHICKEN SATAY ($8.95): the meat was well cooked and not overly dry. The dish came with pickled vegetables and a sweet peanut sauce. A better than average chicken satay that was well executed. - GLASS NOODLE AND SHRIMP* ($17.95): very warm, homey, full of delicious flavors. There was a generous portion of shrimp and pork belly, that complemented the texture of the vermicelli noodles. The seasoning was very lovely, as the saltiness of the oyster sauce merged very well with the savory flavors of the sesame oil. - MANGO WITH SWEET STICKY RICE ($8.95): standard mango with sticky rice dessert. The mango was slightly firm, but not sour. The sticky rice complemented well with the sweetness of the mango and the condensed milk. - THAI ICED COFFEE ($3.95): coffee was very aromatic, very refreshing for a hot day. - THAI MILK GREEN TEA ($4.25): the green tea was also delicious, as the flavors shined brightly through the creaminess of the milk. Both the coffee and the green tea was perfectly sweetened, without the overly sickly sweetness that I tend to find at a lot of places. Atmosphere: - The decor is akin to a homey living room vibe. There are a decent number of tables. Service: - Staff was extremely friendly, and we got our food relatively quick. Overall: - Beautiful balance of flavors, reasonable portions for a reasonable price. I can't wait to return again. read more
4 years ago
3 years ago
Love this place! So many options and delicious food. We came for lunch and really enjoyed the food. I got the Thai ice tea without the dairy and it was actually really good! As a lactose intolerant person I was happy to have a Thai ice tea without the dairy. (Really refreshing!) everything on the menu was good, we got a papaya salad on the side as well and it was on the spicy side but still really good. No complaints and would come back if I'm craving Thai food and I'm in the area again to try out other items on their menu :) read more
Been here several times already and good food experience each time. This is definitely my go to place for Thai in the Malden area and this place has not disappointed me since. Flavors are spot on and reasonable prices. My favorite so far is the Crying Thaiger's Spicy Noodle Soup. My comfort food is usually hot noodle soup and this dish does it all. Spicy, tangy and full of flavor. The pork slices are juicy and has some fat on it to keep the flavor going. Love the crisp wontons they put on. Their tom yum soups are a blast as well and highly recommended. Parking is mostly street but should be easy to find during lunch time. If you have trouble, just go to the small municipal lot behind Dockside. There are meters there. read more
2 years ago
Why is this place called the Crying Thaiger? As explained on their menu, not only is it a play on words, but it's a type of Thai style grilled tender beef brisket served with a special sauce! The best word to describe this restaurant is cute! They did an excellent job with the interior design and décor of this place. Even before you enter the restaurant, there's a small collection of cute unique Thai items (including a Siracha man) lining the windows. I felt like I was inside a hip new Asian café more than a restaurant. Their take-out menu is in the form of a newspaper, they used mason jars to serve our drinks, and a lot of the décor and serving pieces was miniature size. There are also wooden bookshelves with more Asian décor and a cool looking sign of the restaurant once you get inside. We came at 8 o'clock on a Saturday night and only had to wait about 15 minutes. Afterwards, they quickly took orders and our food came out very quickly. They have one unisex bathroom was spacious and clean. The food was a solid four out of five. For appetizers, we ordered the Chicken Satay skewers and Roti with Green Curry. Both were awesome and I would highly recommend them both! For entrees, we ordered the Crying Thaiger Ribeye, Crying Thaiger House Curry, and the Pad Thai. My favorite was the Pad Thai because it was a large portion and cooked to perfection! The noodles were flavorful and had the ideal texture. The house curry was very rich and creamy and came with a nice portion of rice. The ribeye was also good and tender, but a little bit on the oily side. The service was very quick and friendly. They were enthusiastic to recommend dishes to us and were very attentive. Overall, I would highly recommend trying this place out! It's décor is very unique and different and I like it. read more
I ordered delivery, I can only comment on the food and time took for my food to arrive. I ordered the crab Rangoon, chicken wings, and roti canai. WOW. Everything was busting with flavor, and that curry sauce was actually one the best Thai curry sauces that I have ever had. The wings were dry (meaning without an sauce), but had a sweet and spicy taste that was sooooo sosososo good! The crab Rangoon was yummy, but the other two dishes really stood out. It took about an hour for my food to arrive, which is about normal and I placed my order on Grubhub and didn't have any issues. I can't wait to dine in! read more
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Malden, MA 02148
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