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    Marianne F.

    Their pad Thai (only 3 shrimp) and basil sauce over rice were very average. I think their pad see ew might be the winner.

    Amy W.

    Thai Sidewalk is such special fixture of DUMBO! I've seen halal and breakfast carts throughout NYC, but this was my first thai street food cart, and it was delicious! You pay digitally and the prices are very reasonable. I got a fresh order of Chicken Pad See Ew, which was stir fried and cooked perfectly (better than sit down places I've had). Also they gave a decent amount of chicken. The service was friendly and quick. They're not here on all days and would definitely advise checking their hours.

    Tofu Pad See Eew
    Erika P.

    I'm usually a little skeptical of street cart food but reading the reviews I decided to give it a try. I got tofu pad see ew and it was super flavorful and the perfect portion at only $11. I was there around 230pm and there was no line so the food came out super quick. Since this is walking distance from my job I will definitely be back soon!

    Shrimp pineapple fried rice with fried egg

    Pineapple fried rice with shrimp $13 Fried Egg $1 Shrimp - still raw Fried egg - Not fried. It was premade and reheated with some parts still cold Fried rice - Too much spice (curry powder I think) and oily. Probably premade too and reheated Service - Ok ($1 tip) Ambiance - Small street cart (3 workers in cramped conditions) Total $15

    shrimp and beef Pad See Eew
    Mickie K.

    Honestly it's so close to the F train by york st and this is probably one of the best thai food food truck I ever had in my life. Shrimp summer roll plus shrimp/beef pad see ew $22. ugh it was so good I came here before going to a gym workout because I was so hungry. Best decision I ever made. this is a highly recommended food truck. I got no regrets. thank you!

    Vegetable Pad Thai and Thai Iced Tea
    Radhika K.

    First place I ate out post-quarantine. I was in the DUMBO area and I wanted food that I can easily take to the park. I was also craving Thai food and fell upon this Thai cart near the picturesque DUMBO streets. I love street carts because they are so cheap, but also delicious! I ordered a Vegetable Pad Thai (it comes with egg yum) and a side of Thai Iced Tea. I waited for the food for less than 10 mins. They gave us tissues and utensils and we were off. The food was steamy hot, the iced tea was cold, and the food tasted so fresh. I paid less than $20 for two whole meals and a drink. City prices could never. The proximity of the street cart to the Brooklyn Bridge Park was the best part. I didn't have to walk too far out to get some food since the street cart was just 2 blocks away. The only problem was it was cash-only. For the first time, I had cash so I was able to pay. There is an ATM nearby if you need to take cash out though.

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    They literally gave a quarter, not even 1/2 a piece of shrimp for the summer rolls. So I couldnt finish the summer rolls, really disappointing as there was basically no filling vs other places. Thai iced tea was good though.

    Pad See Eew with Tofu
    Parisa M.

    Good quality and affordable Thai food. It is really hard to find a good lunch takeout in Dumbo and I think this place is one of the rare takeout places in Dumbo.

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    Farrah B.

    I was in the area for a meeting and caught a whiff of a delicious sauce wafting through the air. I popped into a few places, only to be disappointed when the origin was not there. I almost gave up until I saw a long line of people against a building drooling and waiting for something coming from a small food trailer. Walked across the street and BINGO, the wonderful scent was found! Thai Sidewalk, how do you do?! The people suggested anything was good they were all regulars from various walks of life and boy they were right. Every single bag smelled heavenly. And they looked like they'd won the lottery when their order was called. The sweet lady who took my order convinced me to go with the pad see ew and I am glad for it! Pipping hot, original style with Chinese broccoli (no weird cheap veggie subs here) with that sauce only a good Thai street style cook can make. Rounded our with a thai tea, my order was $13, and a easy tip in the jar kept lunch under $20. Yes I will come back, it's such a tasty place

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    I got the pad thai which was sooo good. Prices did go up though. Attached is the current prices as of December 2021.

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    The best lunch option in Dumbo and it's not even close. Try the Pad See Ew with a fried egg on top!

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    My local go to Thai lunch spot for some quick noodles or rice. Hits the spot and quick. Great prices and awesome service. Get it.

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    Great, best pad Thai in the area by a wide margin. Highly recommend, my go to lunch spot.

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    6 years ago

    I can eat here every day, it's that good! My favor I'd green curry and chicken basil fried rice! Same every day!

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    6 years ago

    I eat Thai probably twice a week from a number of different places, and this was the best meal I've had in a year.

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    I eat. Pad Thai there very delicious really yummy and real Thai chef and specially Thai ice tea it's the best

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    On the southwest corner of Front Street and Jay Street. Only there M-F during lunch hours.

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