My friend and I had dinner at Enthaice and everything was delicious. For drinks, we had sangria and…read moreSauvignon blanc. For food we had the Khao Griep Pal Mor, chicken wings, tom yum, whole grilled branzino, and classic fried rice with shrimp. Everything was prepared well and flavorful. Our waiter was very attentive. It wasn't too busy when we went. The ambience was clean and inviting. Gluten friendly menu options are available as well which is a plus! Would def recommend checking this place out!

I have walked past this location many times. Today I popped in, the food and drinks were wonderful…read more Enough to take home as leftovers. My drink was not overwhelming, but very tasty to enjoy. We were greeted and seated in which we were able to take advantage of this nice day. I love the dim lights and the decor very welcoming. I was happy with the price paid for my food as it did not seem as if I was being charged a lot. The prices are very reasonable. Until the next time.

My neighbor brought me lunch from this spot, it was a first for both of us & it was delish…read more They have vegan options which is what I got (Green Curry, Yum!), I didn't care for the springs rolls though but I look forward to trying other items on their menu. Great specials & prices ! Enjoy =)

Cute local Thai spot! Plenty of table seating indoors. Quick service during lunch rush…read more Finally tried the $12 lunch special. It came with a choice of spring rolls/soup/salad and noodles/curry/stir-fry entree. The thai iced tea was a $3 add-on. While lunch was a really good deal, I don't think I would come back. The spring rolls were a bit burnt. The pad see ew was really salty and there weren't many noodles - the dish was kind of small and mostly taken up by vegetables. The thai iced tea was refreshing and delicious!

Eatzy for me has honestly one of the best all you can eat deals around. For $12.99 it is all you…read morecan eat Thai food on weekdays. That means you can eat as much as you want for less than the price of one entree. And unlike other places, the option is available from 12:00pm to 5:00pm making it a dinner option. The place is self serve. There's white rice, vegetables and Tom Yum soup on the side. Entrees vary day to day but when I went they had chili chicken, pad kee mao, Thai fried rice, pad thai, basil chicken, chili beef, tofu curry and red curry. While there is better quality Thai food out there, the food tasted perfectly fine and for the price, this place can't be beat.

Never dined in. Only ordered and when I did, I fell in love and ordered and ordered and ordered…read more My daughter has been eating their Pad See Ew for years and loves it so much. She compares it to the only dish she has had that taste exactly how it smells. I've tried it and it's delicious. What I fell in love with is their pineapple curry with chicken. It is amazing. A medley of bamboo shoot, peppers, carrots, pineapple and cashew nuts. While it's not a listed ingredient on the menu, I could swear I taste coconut milk on the back end, which is what gives this sauce its oomph making it unbelievably creamy and satiating my soul. I believe they use their red curry base (which has coconut milk). I've only gotten it with chicken because I don't want to mess with a great thing, but would like to try other proteins and of course it comes with white rice. Probably the best white rice I've ever had from take out. Delivery is always fast and accurate. Highly recommend.

This place always feels like you are visiting a friend's home. Food is so good always.read more

Came here for a quick dinner before the movies and was surprised by the nice ambience. We were sat…read morequickly and flipped through the huge menu of mixed Thai and Japanese food. We each got Thai iced tea and I got drunken noodles with chicken and my friend got the duck noodle soup. The Thai iced tea came with a side adorable bear ice cube! The drink was sweet and creamy. My dish was a medium spice and it was perfect! The noodles were smooth and chewy and the sauce was full of basil and soy sauce flavor. The veggies could've been cooked a little longer for my taste but they gave a nice crunch. Overall a cute place for dinner with extremely nice and attentive staff!

Fantastic Thai restaurant on a quiet block in Astoria! Not sure how long it's been around but it's…read morea simple place with minimalistic decor. After being in Thailand, we had a sense of good Thai food and this place did not disappoint! Pad Thai - 5/5 great pad thai with great flavor and no disappointment there Khao Na Neua - 5/5 Grilled ribeye over garlic rice was also tasty topped off with a marinated egg Tod Mun Hua Plee - 4/5 these are fried banana flowers which was something new to me. Overall tasted pretty good with a nice dipping sauce Som Tam - 5/5 always a refreshing starter with papaya that I always get at any Thai restaurant Will definitely make my way here again when I'm craving Thai!

Don't go close to closing…read more I give the curry 5 stars but everything brought it done to a 3. The rice was reheated and kind of crispy. The tofu from the curry and chicken from the pad see ew was obviously reheated/recooked several times. I absolutely loved the curry but I made a mistake coming close to closing. I 100% would come back closer to opening. I'm a big fan of drunken noodles so the noodles and vegetables itself were great. The curry was also fantastic with the vegetables (minus the tofu). The mackerel in the chu chee should've had more sauce but it was good. There should have been another mackerel since it wasn't very filling. The Thai tea was very nice - I enjoyed swirling toix the condensed milk and rest of the drink to create the nice flavor. The vibes are that of a holl in the wall off of main Street and there is a partly torn down 3 side wall where you check in. The ambiance is very nice and small, I enjoyed it.

Good Food, Great vibes! Staff is super friendly and informative if you are questioning what to…read moreorder, they will help you narrow it down to the best option. Their mocktails were a hit with a crowd!

The nastiest place to eat . There was vomit outside their front door, never go there only if you…read morewant to die from food poisoning.

I ordered here today and I have to say it's the best Thai food I've ever had…read more We ordered the crab Rangoon's, Thai dumplings, pad see Eew noodles with the passionfruit tea. Everything was delicious fresh and really healthy servings. I could not be happier highly recommend. Thank you for a delicious meal.

A friend and I came here for lunch on a summer Friday afternoon and totally dig this place. Love…read morehow cutely decorated it is with fresh flowers and fancy teddy bears. And they obviously have an awesome lunch special. I delightfully ordered the mild Thai chicken basil with white rice, which was richly delicious and super flavorful. Oh my I so enjoyed the tendered chicken. I have to say the serving portion was just perfect for lunch. Not too filling but hit the spot. I'd also had the option to choose an appetizer and I got the vegetable spring rolls. Appreciated the dinning experience. The staff were welcoming and friendly. Look forward to dine here again.

Let's start by saying... 10/10 would absolutely recommend Kam Rai Thai!! The restaurant is small…read morebut spacious enough. The vibe was on point, especially for date night. The food was absolutely delicious and the staff was so friendly and charming. I went with a small group and we were able to be seated rather quickly. We ordered so much and ate every bite of it. We had shrimp dumplings, spring rolls, thai ice tea, edamame, mango salad, Garlic style shrimp, Garlic style chicken, Garlic style steak and coconut icecream. Everything was amazing! Can't wait to go back!

I came here to celebrate my mom's birthday, so maybe that's why I'm extra disappointed because I…read morereally wanted this meal to be great. To start, the food wasn't bad. There were some things we enjoyed, but overall we left feeling that the quality and portions didn't justify the prices. We ordered the chicken curry puffs first. They were much sweeter than I'm used to, and instead of the traditional cucumber relish, they were served with plum sauce. It wasn't terrible, just not what I expected. The roti with Massaman curry had good flavor, but the curry was so thin that it had the consistency of soup rather than a rich curry. It also came without any potatoes, carrots, or onions. I wasn't expecting meat, but I did expect a more traditional Massaman curry. The grilled beef (nuea yang) was cooked well and very tender, but the beef itself was lacking seasoning. Thankfully, the dipping sauces added some flavor. The beef short rib khao soi was another dish that felt underwhelming. The short rib was excellent--fall-off-the-bone tender--but the curry broth itself tasted too light. I personally think it needed more curry paste and more depth of flavor, especially for a dish that's around $40. The biggest disappointment was the kua kling chicken and the Hat Yai fried chicken. Both portions were surprisingly small considering the price. That's where I really felt the value wasn't there. Unfortunately, the service didn't help either. It wasn't rude, but it felt inattentive and lacked the warmth and hospitality I usually associate with Thai restaurants. I always want to support fellow Thai-owned businesses, so writing this review honestly makes me sad. I'm not trying to discourage anyone from trying the restaurant--this is simply my family's experience. Everyone has different tastes, and yours may be completely different from ours. For us, though, the combination of light flavors, small portions, and lackluster service left us disappointed, especially for a birthday dinner.