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Update (May 2026) -- 4 stars I went back to Saranrom Thai today and I'm glad I did. The food was just as good as I remembered -- if anything, it tasted even better. They've also updated the ambience, making it feel cozier. I spoke with Jacob, the assistant manager, about my previous experience and the complimentary meal that was promised regarding the cockroach incident. He said he needed to verify it with the manager or business owner, and after 10-15 minutes came back to let me know the owner approved 50% off the whole meal. While I appreciated the gesture, I did feel it fell a little short of what was originally promised as a full complimentary meal. What stood out most this visit was Jacob himself. He told me he vividly remembered my party from that night because he was the one who seated us -- and he sincerely apologized for what happened. That acknowledgment genuinely meant a lot. They also gifted me a free mug, which was a sweet touch. The food and atmosphere continue to impress, and the staff clearly cares. I just hope the follow-through on promises matches the warmth of the service going forward.
Popular Thai restaurant in Elmhurst with a Michelin bib. It can very busy on the weekend so be sure to get reservations or place orders in advanced. When I went, there was a 2 hour waitlist! The food here is reasonably priced, fresh, and delicious. They have a good variety of dishes aside from the usual Thai ones. We got sone sauteed catfish (Pad Ped Pla Duk) which comes with rice. It has bones, so be careful. The crispy catfish salad (Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad) was new and unique for me. It was very good and not fishy at all! The pad thai was also delicious and was enough for two meals. There are dried shrimp, tofu curds, and whole instead odlf crushed peanuts in it.
A fellow foodie Sally W. suggested we try this local Thai place in Elmhurst, not knowing it is rated a Michelin Bib-Gourmand. I was so excited to try! Pushing through the crowds waiting for a table at the door, we secured a spot just beyond the doorway. Inside, it was very cozy and tight as far as seating. The restaurant dining room is really meant for single diners or pairs of people, as the room is not wide. Any group 4+ will be difficult unless you have a reservation and they planned for it. The menu has a lot of seafood, pork and classic Thai curry dishes. Those all caught my eye. It was hard to decide. The waiter was super friendly and all smiles. We asked for his recommendations between the dishes we were thinking of and his choices were spot on. If you are a fan of spicy/dishes with heat, there are plenty on this menu. I wanted to order a few but I was afraid to given the spice level couldn't really be adjusted on some. Started with the curry puff appetizer. It was really tasty, potatoes and onion as well as the curry powder flavor really came through on this. Delicious. For entrees, we tried the: - clams with basil sauce - packed with a mild chili paste heat in the sauce but stir fried to perfect consistency. Of the whole plate, a few clams didn't open so I tossed those. - duck panang - nicely roasted with crispy textured skin, paired with basil in a coconut milk and curry paste. Very delicious. - stewed pork leg, could've been more tender so it was a tad on the tough side. The soy sauce soup and boiled egg was good though. Drinks were very good, Thai Iced tea was not overly sweet. We opted to pass on dessert as the table we sat at was really meant for two but it was three of us. I felt a little too crammed in. I think I would've enjoyed the meal better if I had a more relaxed/leisure dining pace but they were really busy and too tight on space. I can see why it's a hidden gem and noted as a Bib-Gourmand. Prices are very fair and the food was really good. Very authentic.
Yum! Yum! Yum! All 3 dishes ordered were Yummylicious in its own way! The shredded catfish salad was amazing! 1st time ever eating catfish this way The crispy pork with basil and a side of rice was so comforting and nostalgic. The 3rd dish was unique and all the ingredients complimented each so well. All 3 dishes were made of fresh ingredients and medium spicy. Every dish was made with love and delivered with care. Saranrom Thai definitely deserves two thumbs up and my Yummylicious Stamp of Approval!
This is the best Thai restaurant I've had in America! We went on Sunday around 230pm and waited about 20 minutes but right after us the line grew pretty long and was a 1 hour wait. The place is quite small. I've been chasing the raw shrimp ceviche flavors ever since I had it at a night market in Thailand and finally found a close 2nd here! It was a perfect balance of tangy and salty. They gave us a decent amount of shrimps. The tom yum soup had a kick (to the back of your throat to it even though we asked for mild. It was tasty. The basil minced pork was also delicious with the Thai omelette completing it really well! My partner got the intestine herbal soup and it was pretty good! I wasn't in the mood for it. I had some bites of it and it wasn't smelly at all. Thai iced tea was also good and as expected. A bit too sweet for me, I wouldn't order it again.
while there was a long wait, gentleman at door had great communication with customers, even serving drink while waiting. I had panang curry with shrimp which was delicious. red snapper with mango salad was crispy however slightly a dry but flavorful . for appetizers, moo ping was delicious! a must have if you like pork. steamed thai dumplings were delicious.
A good authentic Thai restaurant. If you want to try authentic thai food, this is the place to go. The seasoning and flavors are not modified for a western palate. The chive pancakes are more like dim sum style with fried glutinous rice. Overall the food was tasty but may not be for everybody. Its a small restaurant so definitely make reservations. It can be very loud inside when crowded. Service was good.
Finally made it to what is often referred to as one of the best Thai restaurants in NYC. Excitement was real. First of , place is fairly small so even on a Tuesday lunchtime it was full. I didn't have to wait long though. Menu is fairly exhaustive with many familiar dishes and the crowd was a good mix of tourists as well as Thais . While noodles and curries are easy go to's, and many had them on the table, I opted for less pedestrian options. First crispy pork belly with basil. The pork was very crispy and glazed with a sweet sauce with basil. Mixed with jasmine rice and a runny egg this was quite tasty. Next came the beef salad with toasted rice powder. I honestly didn't love this version as much because the beef had a slight mushy texture and the veggies and herbs were not as crisp. Suspect this has been made ahead and acid has affected texture. It was also skewing towards too sour. Lastly , scallion pancakes Kanom kui chai came out . These were very crispy on the outside and slightly gooey on the inside. Texture of scallion was a bit too creamy for my liking but the flavor was good especially with the sweet Thai dipping sauce. Overall good experience but I wasn't blown away . I guess rustic is a good way to describe it . With so many great Thai spots in Manhattan I wouldn't go out of my way to Saranrom. Perhaps I needed to try more?
Cute little restaurant. Definitely recommend making reservations. The place gets filled up fast. Staff was friendly. Food was pretty pricey but decent portion size. The two lattes we ordered were really sweet. The pad see ew was good and we liked the whole fish. The tom yum soup was spicy bit we've definitely had better else were. The chive cake was definitely different. We never had it before were it looked like a steam bun but it was good.
I love this place! My daughter graduated at citi field and we needed to have a quick lunch. I called and asked if we can make a same day reservation for a party of 9 within 20 min and they said yes we can do that for you!! We waited about 5 minutes, It was also 92 degrees outside and we were very comfortable inside, temperature was just right. The food was sooooo good! And the drinks were so cute and unique. We live in BK but I would definitely return. This was very tasty Thai food. The Staff was very nice and the restaurant was clean. We were so pleased.
I celebrated my birthday at Saranrom Thai, and they made me feel so special! The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, which made the experience even more memorable. The food was excellent as always. The Pad Thai and Basil Duck are consistently delicious and never disappoint. I always bring friends here when they're visiting New York, whether it's for a special occasion or just a quick lunch break. It's one of my go-to spots because the food, service, and atmosphere are always on point. A little tip: if you're coming with a group or planning to dine in, call ahead and reserve a table. The place is almost always packed--and honestly, for good reason! Thank you for making my birthday celebration so wonderful. Highly recommended!
Saranrom gets five stars from me for a perfect blend of high quality food, delicious flavors, and fantastic service. Also of note is the warm and welcoming vibe of the decor, and the background music, which tonight was old school funk at a perfect volume. We started off with fried tofu (boring, but super light and fluffy), marinated pork skewers (Moo Ping), and perfect Thai fried spring rolls. Food hits the table as it's ready, so all of a sudden you're eating! I have no issue with getting my food served hot, so I'm all for it. Tonight's entrees were Shrimp Potted with Glass Noodles and Stewed Pork Leg. The noodle dish was glorious, served in a pot that made the presentation as nice as the contents. The stewed pork leg was super tender, served with pickled greens in a rich broth. Rice accompanied, as did, in my case, bottles of Singha. We couldn't figure out how to leave space for desert this time, but the Mango Sticky Rice was calling hard. Next time for sure.
Might have been an off day, as many of my friends in the area recommended this place. The Miang Kha-na was the standout. Very flavorful with a mix of savory, sweet, acidic, and herbal freshness. Highly recommend. The Yum Pla Duk Fu was more of a letdown. The fried bits tasted stale, and while the mango was fresh, the chunks of mango and onion were so large it was hard to get a balanced bite. The onion also brought a lot of spice and sharp flavor that overpowered the dish. The Pad See Ew was decent but lacked wok hay, so personally it felt a little flat. The Pineapple Duck Curry was straightforward, though the duck itself was a bit dry. The Mango Sticky Rice came with plenty of fresh mango and great depth of coconut flavor. Worth trying if you want dessert. For the price, it's very reasonably priced. Service was very attentive and quick. Even without a reservation we only waited about 15-20 minutes. read more
Excellent experience- some of the best Thai food in the city. The staff were incredibly friendly, constantly checking in on us and answering all of our random questions about the food, recommended spice levels, etc. Value is pretty good as the portions are pretty large for the price! Recommended dishes: - Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad (this salad is bomb, so flavorful and addicting) - Kee Mao Thai - Pineapple Curry Duck read more
Came here on a rainy day and it was super well decorated inside. It is very spacious and has lots of seating. We got the soft shell curry to share and I got the northern style beef noodles. For the curry it was delicious but it doesn't not come with rice so I would recommend order some on the side since it can be a little salty without. My noodles were amazing, something I've never tasted from the northern style boat noodles. The soup has so much depth to the flavor and it was some how both sweet and savory. It was also very generous with the amount of meat. I actually had a bit of meat and noodles left and got it to go so I can have another meal of the soup again lol. The service was also super quick but it was also empty when we entered as it was a late lunch early dinner situation. read more
3 months ago
TLDR; good but could be better. I love that they stick true to the Thai spice but you can definitely ask for less spicy if you can't handle it. They're great at their crispy/fried dishes, maybe fried a little too well for me. This Thai restaurant has been on my list to try cause it's on the Michelin Bib Gourmand! I came on a Saturday afternoon and had to wait ~15 minutes before I was seated, which isn't bad considering it's a fairly small restaurant. I was also surprised by how big their menu was. The photos on Yelp don't really show the whole menu and there were several pages of different dishes. We ordered a few items and were asked on what level of spice we wanted. We went with Thai spice for most of it and they were not kidding on the Thai spice! - Shrimp tom yum soup: we ordered a small size and it truly was just one small bowl. It tasted clean and refreshing, a little sour and had a good kick of spice even though we ordered medium spice. A great starter to the meal. - Crabmeat fried rice: had a fragrant taste to it that I couldn't pinpoint. Not sure if they cook this on a wok but it had that wok-hay flavor which I always love when it comes to fried rice. And there was a decent amount of crabmeat! - Southern spicy minced pork: this item was on the Michelin recommended list so we wanted to try it. We ordered this with Thai spice and it was spicyyy! I could feel a fire being lit in my belly but it was gooood. There were so many spices in here which made it a really flavorful dish. I paired this with some rice and it was perfect. - Duck basil: the flavors in this dish was delicious and the duck was suuuper crispy. However (and I hate to say this), but it was a little too crispy for me. I wanted to taste the meatiness of the duck meat but some parts were too fried. The sauce was also all with the veggies on the bottom so the duck itself didn't have much flavor. It would've been better if some of the sauce was drizzled on top of the duck. - Catfish mango salad: this was another item from the Michelin recommended list. It also seemed to be the top item since I saw everyone ordering this and so many photos of it on Yelp. It's fried breaded minced catfish topped with mango salad. It was really crispy but also a little too much for me since I couldn't taste much of the fish itself from all the fried and breading. The mango salad had a kick of spice which I enjoyed and the sauce was a little sour as well which was refreshing. I really did enjoy each bite when I started the meal. It was just as I kept getting into it, I realized how it was a little too fried for my liking. However, they did a great job at keeping it crispy if that was the goal. I would still want to try other items from here though! read more
TLDR: Amazing thai food at incredible prices! The portions were so hearty and the food was absolutely delicious. The noodles and rice dishes were both cooked with attention to detail and cohesive flavors. The drinks were so delicious and unbeatable for $9. read more
I was really impressed by their food on my first visit. My favorite one should be the clam which was spicy. Noodle soup not a fan. Mango sticky rice was good too. Service was fast. Second visit i ordered the same clam dish but mild, my friend doesn't eat spicy food. Mild one i didn't like it because it felt very heavy, maybe it was coconut milk. Pork dish was very salty so couldn't eat and mango catfish was very oily. I didn't like it. read more
8 months ago
1 year ago
Saranrom Thai is easily the best Thai food I have had in NYC! The location in Elmhurst is very small so when I visited on a Sunday night there was a little bit of a wait, but they take down numbers. Between two people, we ordered the green curry with chicken, crispy garlic crispy pork, and drunken noodles with shrimp. Crispy garlic pork was incredible and came with a dipping sauce and thai omelette over rice. Has a mild fish sauce flavor that adds so much to the dish. Drunken noodles with shrimp are by far the best drunken noodles I've ever had. This we got medium spice which was milder than expected but still had a good hint of spiciness. Came with a good amount of shrimp too! Green curry with chicken we also got medium spice and it was a little spicy without being overwhelming. This was so flavorful and good portion. Would love to come back to try more dishes because this place is incredible. read more
1 year ago
yummmmm so good. Papaya salad was spot on and also got the raw shrimp salad. good but i wish it were more sour, it was on the saltier side. shrimp was so buttery soft, my boyfriend lovedddd it. Pad thai was great. they use thin noodles here and it had some sad wok work- the noodles were all stuck together but the flavor was great. a little tart but that was fine by me-- extra tamarindy. My partner got a green curry w crispy pork and loved it, the pork was so crunchy. Was too full for the mango sticky rice): would definitely come back. I went for lunch and it was pretty crowded so dinner probably requires a res. read more
This is one of my favorite Thai spots. They serve authentic Thai street food. Unlike most Thai restaurants. You get to try food that is not on most menus. The place is very small just a few tables and it is decorated nicely. If you come with a group, make a reservation. read more
1 year ago
The food was very good. My friends and I came here over the weekend. A bit busy so def recommend reservations. The crispy fish with mango salad got me at first bite!!! It was sooooo good !!! The drinks are cute and very pretty. Cute date night. read more
1 month ago
1 year ago
Authentic Thai Flavors, But Service Could Be Smoother I heard great things about this Thai spot in Elmhurst and finally came to check it out. The flavors definitely lived up to the hype--super authentic and delicious. I started with a Thai salad that was fresh and packed with flavor. But I have to say, the wait for my main dish was a bit frustrating. I waited at least 20 minutes, and even though the table next to me ordered around the same time (and even had three dishes), they got all their food before mine. I get that it was prime time, but it was hard not to notice we were the only ones waiting that long. Still, the food was really good, and I'd come back again--but hoping for a smoother experience next time! read more
Would definitely recommend coming with a group of friends - extra points if they're hungry and feeling adventurous - cause there's sooo many delicious dishes to try! The Miang Ka-Na was very new to me - I've never had dried pork served in this way and the Chinese broccoli paired great. But the Yum Pla Duk Fu was easily one our favorite - the crispy and savory catfish was so refreshing from the mango. You can't go wrong with a classic Pad Thai - which was cooked perfectly (many restaurants overcook their noodles causing them to clump and the flavor not being evenly distributed) - and Pad See Ew - super flavorful and the perfect balance of sweet and savory. The Green Curry also stole our hearts, especially with the plump dried/fried(?) tofu pieces. Wish I had more room in my stomach for dessert but I'll be sure to visit another time - hopefully soon! read more
1 year ago
Decent Thai food, but I feel like seasoning can sometimes be off. For example, the boat noodle is a bit too salty; if it is seasoned better, it would be great. Lots of meat in there as well! Kee Mao noodle is well-seasoned, and medium spicy level is pretty spicy already. I didn't really like the fried tofu since it is not as good as Mam's. The stewed pork is too fatty for my liking. They do have a lot of options on the menu, which is great. The restaurant is quite small so during peak hours, the wait can be long. Recommend calling them to reserve a table. read more
1 year ago
4 months ago
Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad, Miang Kha-Na & Fried Fish with Garlic Pepper Delicious Thai food in queens! Very flavorful food; the restaurant is pretty inside too. The staff were friendly and helpful. I was helped in deciding on the spicy level of the food and i appreciated that the waitress explained their spicy levels and suggestions on tolerating spicy food. Would recommend 10/10! read more
Cute legit Thai spot in little Thailand. The decorations were nice. The place was happening for a 2pm on Friday. Service was superb. Staff were very friendly. Food was awesome. Tried a bunch of dishes we normally have not had. The fried catfish mango salad is a must have (Michelin Gib Gourmand), very unique dish. The pork satay were perfectly satay and the had the right amount of sweetness. Will come back again to try other dishes. read more
Truly spectacular Thai food! The spot is a bit small so expect a wait, but the staff is so nice and accommodating. The massaman curry is out of this world. Not a single dish we didn't like. Would firmly cement this in one of my top 5 Thai spots in NYC. Make sure to get one of their cocktails as well! Very affordable and delicious. read more
4 months ago
Yummy! Food is really good here. I enjoyed their red curry (creamy coconut milk helps to offset the spiciness) and drunken noodles (flavor is well distributed throughout the rice noodles). Also, I love that they use true Thai spiciness levels (even their "mild" may be too spicy for those that don't normally eat spicy foods). Ambiance: Nice enough for a date night or celebratory gathering. They play music, but thankfully it's not super loud so you can easily carry on a conversation with your friends without needing to invade their personal space. However, the restaurant is pretty small with tables packed close to each other. You'll definitely have to wait if you go in with a big group (4 or more) during busy lunch/dinner hours. They take reservations so call ahead to avoid the wait. Service: Excellent. Was greeted as soon as we walked in. Water was promptly refilled without needing to ask. They also checked in on us to see if we were enjoying the food. Next time, I'll have try some of their fun cocktails and the Michelin recommended dishes. read more
This is one of my favorite Thai spots in NYC. It's delicious, affordable, and super cute & homey inside. The portions are also huge, especially for what you are paying. The service has also been incredible every time I've gone. Everything just goes beyond my expectations every time and I will be showing all my friends this place! Standout dishes: Drunken Noodle: I get this everywhere and this has to be my favorite spot to get it. There's also a Thai version of the Kee Mao, but I recommend this one although the thai one uses kaffir leaves which also tastes really good. Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad: Papaya salad with fried catfish, this is one of my favorite dishes here, I'm a big fan of papaya salad and the crispy catfish pairs so well Miang Kha Na: Dried pork with lime, chili, and peanuts that comes with leaves you can wrap it in, so flavorful and I haven't seen this anywhere else Pineapple Curry Duck: Such a delicious curry that comes with a ton of fruits inside, so balanced and unlike any other curry I've had I love spice so I usually order Spicy for every dish, but they ask you the spice level for every thing you get so no worries if you can't take spice, although everything I ordered seems to be meant to be spicy. I can't rave about this place enough and can't wait to come back until I try the whole menu! read more
Very small place with great traditional Thai dishes. Started with curry puffs for appetizer and they were good, standard curry puffs. Shared their Som Tum Pu, which has raw marinated crab. It had a little kick to it and was delicious and refreshing. My favorite was the Khao Klook Ka Pi. The platter had a great balance of meats, rice, and mango. The rice wasn't too salty and the sweet pork went very well with it. Highly recommend trying this dish. The Purple Limeade was lovely, I was worried it would be really sour but it was a good balance of sweet and sour. The Matcha Iced Tea was also great, not too sweet and it was lightly creamy. I would come back to try their cocktails! This restaurant is beautiful but it is very very small. The tables are next to each other and you can hear the next table's conversation loud and clear. Just be aware to not spill personal secrets LOL. read more
I know a place is legit when they separate their food to make sure the best experience for their customers, especially for delivery! Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad is AMAZING! Their pad thai was also delicious. I had a great experience with them through food delivery and now I want to go in person so I can thank them for their delicious food. I know based on my food their restaurant is great vibes. Highly recommend their food!! read more
4 months ago
4 months ago
The food was so good! This is my favorite Thai restaurant in the city. Always go here when I'm in town! read more
This is one of the best (if not the best) Thai places in Queens. I love their Yum Pla Duk Fu salad which is a must try!! This place has many good reviews on google and also is recommended on Michelin Guide. Price is very reasonable for the quality of food. All dishes that we ordered were delicious! The wait can be really long if you don't have reservation and walk in around dinner time. It's also a small restaurant but the outdoor seatings still exist- it's nice for the summer! read more
Came here for dinner to celebrate my wife's birthday, the wait can be one hour or more, this was on a Wednesday nite, on weekends it could be much longer. This is a small restaurant they take no reservation, you leave phone number they will contact when table is ready. A little over an hour finally sat down. We ordered Som Tum thai (papaya salad), Khao Klook Kapi,(chef menu, shrimp paste fried rice, Nam Tok Salad (beef), Pla Yun Mango, (fried whole snapper topped with mango spicy dressing, crispy pork with Chinese watercress, Pad See Ew (flat noodles with beef), Khao Soi Noodles (creamy yellow curry soup with chicken). This is one best Thai food had so far, it was worth the wait. Service very good. Give it 4.5 stars. read more
Made a reservation for a Saturday night and had an amazing meal here. I tried: + Thai iced tea + Yum pla duk fu + Khao soi noodle + Duck noodle soup + Mango sticky rice I've had better khao soi elsewhere, but everything else was fantastic. Would get the yum pla duk fu salad again in a heartbeat. Thai tea and mango sticky rice were also perfect! read more
1 year ago
I'm utterly confused as to how this place was awarded a Bib Gourmand. The food was a joke. (1) The fried dumpling was soaked in oil and filled with extra fatty pork, (2) the kua kling was either made with the wrong curry paste or watered down with sweet, bland ingredients, (3) their yum pla duk fu was so oily and lacking in flavor that it was painful to finish, and (4) their gaeng som goong was one of the worst I've had in years--overly fishy, with old prawns and rancid fish mixed into the curry paste. Throughout the meal, I kept wondering how this place managed to earn a Bib Gourmand over the many better Thai spots in Queens and other boroughs. My suspicion is that this award is Michelin's way of offering a consolation prize for the history of Thai food in Queens. read more
11 months ago
This place deserves Michelin Stars, and also our long wait. We were only in NYC to visit our son for a few days, and he recommended this restaurant, so we had to try it. The food was amazing, better than any Thai restaurants in my Chicago suburbs. Even though they were so busy, but the food came very quickly. My waitress was amazing too. I wanted to try everything, as usual, but the table was so tiny. I told her that, and she said no problem. I was wondering how she was going to put the many dishes on the tiny table, but to my amazement, she actually timed it so perfectly that everything came in very orderly, and we were able to move dishes out of the way as we moved along. That takes talent and observation skills. Kudos to her. I wish I had asked her for her name. read more
4 months ago
1 year ago
Food Ambiance and Service Yummmmyyyy! What beats a Michelin rate lunch special in Elmhurst!?! Have to make a special trip for dinner....their calamari is so fresh and crispy! Just go see for yourself!!! read more
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