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Eagle Thai Cuisine

3.9 (83 reviews)
ModerateThai
Closed 11:00 am - 3:30 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:30 PM

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Dolly C.

- Calm and quiet on an early Saturday evening--we were the only dine-in table until near the end of our meal; GH orders came in periodically, and a steady trickle of guests stopped by for takeout - Service could be improved--not very attentive or particularly friendly - Cute space with a quirky, mismatched mix of décor - Space heaters were being used to warm the dining area, but certain spots still felt a bit chilly - Food was a mixed bag: Duck Salad had a refreshing, lightly spicy dressing that paired well with the greens, though the duck tasted a bit old; Chicken Pineapple Fried Rice was quite bland and the rice slightly soggy; Beef Pad See Ew had good char flavor and thick flat noodles with a nice bite; Chicken Pineapple Curry was hot, satisfying, and well-balanced with coconut and spice, with plenty of sauce for the jasmine rice; Thai Iced Tea had solid tea flavor but was a touch too sweet

Alex M.

Overall: D // 2 stars Edible, but quite underwhelming Thai restaurant. Wouldn't recommend. (Papaya Salad: D) - Fairly priced Papaya Salad appetizer with a generous portion. Unfortunately, the packaging was quite poor and the sauce leaked everywhere causing a huge mess. (Pad Thai: C) - Reasonably flavored Pad Thai that has notes of acidity, saline, and maybe too much sweetness. The tofu is not very well incorporated into the dish, but is otherwise consumable as a Pad Thai if you're craving for one. (Pad See Ew: D) - $19 on Doordash and unfortunately the beef is unpleasantly dry. The noodles have premise of good flavor though. Food: -1 Presentation: E Price: E Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

tofu & broccoli
Kate Y.

Absolutely superb, compared to others in my area. Tried this for the first time via delivery, and ordered: - drunken noodle with chicken & tofu, mild: good size portion, yummy and comforting. Great flavor, and the tofu has a firm texture. - broccoli and tofu, jasmine rice: great, healthy dish. The tofu has a firm texture, and pairs really nicely with the rice. - summer roll: I usually get this when I'm craving Vietnamese, but decided to give it a try here. These were great, and pretty big. Fresh tasting ingredients. - vegetable soup: clear broth with bean thread noodle, tofu and mixed vegetables - light and comforting. - roti: the star of the night! I saw this in the "side order" section, and gave it a go. Comes in four small triangles - chewy texture and delicious! Definitely going to order again.

Elle K.

A cozy Thai spot. This is the original of their 2 locations. The other is in Yonkers so be careful when placing your 3rd party order to choose the correct location. Cute decor. Friendly service. I ordered chicken pad thai to go. The portion was adequate, and the taste was fine. It was missing the bean sprouts. In general, the dish felt lacking (very frugal on the ingredients). If they added the proper or ample amounts of the basic ingredients, I would bump it up a star.

Tom C.

I've had food here a few times over the years but mostly do takeout or delivery. The portions are on the smaller side, especially their lunch specials. I've notice many of their dishes like the drunken noodles or pad Thai tend to be a little too sweet but still very much eatable. There aren't a lot of Thai restaurants in the area and this one is nothing to rave about but is decent.

Katelyn N.

Place was good. Nothing crazy. Papaya salad was pretty good. Pretty quaint place, good quick service. Drunken noodle and pad thai was okay. Tasty but not authentic or made with love. Rating a 3 because there are better places out there, but wasn't a bad experience. Mango sticky rice was good.

Drunken noodles with beef
Maday M.

We were exhausted today so we ordered in. We had the Thai fried rice with beef and the Drunken noodles also with beef. Both were excellent and next time we will definitely order more items. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Nice decor
Deb A.

I had the drunken noodle with chicken. I'm giving it a 5 stars because the flat noodle dish is not smothered with too much sauce. It's got the right amount of flavor and saltiness. ( Not too salty) I like the crunchy sweet peppers and have enough tender chicken breasts. I'd definitely order this again . Service is excellent.

Green Curry with Chicken
Christopher P.

It's a bit heartbreaking for me to give this place a 4-star rating when I believe it deserves closer to 4.5-4.6. My newfound craving for Thai food started off well here! The Tom Yum soup, which I was eagerly waiting for, exceeded my expectations. I initially thought it would be enough for my wife and I to share, but, do not make the same mistake as us, I regret not ordering a bowl just for myself. Their green curry with chicken was absolutely delightful, bursting with flavor, and paired perfectly with jasmine rice. I can definitely see myself returning for this and the Tom Yum soup in the near future. The only dish that left us wanting a bit more was the drunken noodles. We expected a stronger rice wine flavor, but it didn't quite hit the mark. Nevertheless, it was still delicious, just not quite what we're used to with when we order drunken noodles. The staff were friendly, and the restaurant had a quiet ambiance. My takeaway is that their Tom Yum Soup and Green Curry alone are definitely worth a return visit. I'm pleased to have found this spot near my home. As for the drunken noodles, I don't dislike them, I actually like them quite a bit but it reminds me of a bit too much like Chow Fun (which I love), so I think they could be a bit more "drunken noodle-ish" if that makes any sense. I hope to return soon and explore their other dishes!

Thai fried rice
Lisa B.

This is one of the best Thai restaurants imho. It isn't a big or fancy place, but it has a nice air and it is cozy. But the reason to come here isn't the atmosphere, it's the food. There aren't many places that rock Pad Thai. Some places it's too dry. Others it lacks the signature tamarind flavor. The pad Thai here is on point. It is saucy not dry. You can absolutely taste the tamarind and it has enough fish sauce to get the umami right but not to make you say eww what is that odd taste. The curries are great. Many places they are very thin. Not here. They each have a nice Thai basil scent and again the flavors meld perfectly in all. The peppers still have some bite and aren't all mushy. The white rice side is generous enough for the whole bowl of curry. The drunken noodles which I honestly find to be uneventful but edible most places are delightful here. They too are saucy but not overly so. They are delicious. The curry puff appetizer is great - and we snarfed them down so fast I couldn't get a picture. Same with the pork dumpling. The pork is so very tasty in those. You can taste the scallion and the ginger and the meat. Delish. And again no picture. We usually get the mango rice for dessert because it is sooo good, but being honest we ordered so much food because we brought a new person with us and wanted him to try them all so we were way too full for dessert. Definitely come here if you like Thai.

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Good food. Call the restaurant and order your food. GrubHub marks up the prices by 10%.

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All ways delicious thai dishes. As well as service is excellent. Especially they have good selections of lunch menus.

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Pad Thai and drunken noodles are the best on the menu. Their fried rice is great too. Great and fast

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The food was good. The service was good. The ambiance was okay. Reasonable price. Will definitely order and dine in again.

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