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Williamsburg Thai Cuisine

4.1 (329 reviews)
ModerateThai
Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Happy hour specials

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N4. Drunken Lo Mein
Annie B.

Staff are the best!! super friendly and you can tell its family owned. I got the drunken noodles bc it's one of my favorites! I give it a 7/10 it was very yummy but im more of a savory person and this was more on the sweeter side but still super delicious. my boyfie LOVED the tom yum fried rice 100/10!! hes in love with it and wont shut up about it till this day! the curry puffs 8/10 sooo yummy and I love the pink sauce so flavorful!!! will definitely go back again when im in williamsburg!

N2. Pad See Ew, E1. Pad Kaprow
Stephanie W.

We walked by this place by accident and couldn't help but stop in since we craved Thai food. We ordered the duck salad, pad see ew and Thai basil chicken. Everything was really delicious. The service was fast and friendly. We had a really weekend lunch experience here. They also have a very good happy hour on the weekdays. Will definitely come back to check it out then!

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Anneke S.

I got a take away order and The service is stellar. The speed of making it from ordering to pay to receiving the order blew me away. For making a meal it's super fast. The ambiance is lovely if I were to sit there. I've ordered takeaway from here maybe 3 times and I don't even live in nyc, I'm just visiting. The quality is pretty good, yet not my most favorite. I have ordered here multiple times though so it def gets a thumbs up.

Kaprow Basil Chicken
A'Yanna E.

Stumbled upon this restaurant while walking around hungry lol it looked pretty cute and I was craving Thai food per usual so I gave it a try after seeing good Yelp reviews. While it's on the main strip, somehow it's somehow hidden. I was greeted excitedly, seated swiftly, served immediately; and, I can officially say Thai restaurants all have that presence of efficient care for customers on a hangry New York minute...Love it! lol I ordered one of my fave authentic Thai dishes--kraprow basil chicken--and it was great. I crave Thai food like I'm a Thai person...I was Thai-deprived. The bamboo wall in the back was a peaceful touch to the environment/decor. Go, enjoy!

Pad See Ew
Maria W.

After a week of eating pizza and pasta, I was craving some delicious, fresh, and aromatic Thai food. Williamsburg Thai Cuisine turned out to be the perfect choice to fulfill this craving! In addition to the great food, the service was efficient and incredibly attentive; my friend joked that you wouldn't be able to hear a pin drop because the waitress would catch it before it hit the ground. I spilled some of my Thai tea boba (which was super yummy) and she immediately swept in with napkins; each finished plate, dish, or skewer stick was quickly removed; and all of this was done with kindness and courtesy. Onto the food! We ordered the Pad See Ew, which we all would order again-- HIGHLY recommend! The Massaman Curry was also delicious, with little carrot spears and thinly sliced chicken pieces in a fragrant curry. The Drunken Lo Mein, which were made with egg noodles, were good but a bit too spicy for my own (admittedly pretty delicate for spice) palate so keep that in mind. And lastly, for appetizers we shared the Chicken Satay (also HIGHLY recommend) and the Fresh Summer Roll (which I would skip ordering next time and instead get more chicken satay; nothing bad, just not epic).

Pad See Ew with chicken
Scott S.

I live nearby and order takeout from here all the time. My favorite thing they make is probably their khao soy super flavorful and well balanced. Soupy and crunchy I just love it especially on a cold day or when you need to kick a cold. I have also tried their pad Thai which is very consistent as well with just the right amount of peanuts. Today since I had wisdom teeth surgery and needed something soft without nuts J opted for the pad see ew which was delicious and flavorful and nice and soft for me to eat! If your in the area this is definitely one of the better Thai places to check out

Curry puffs served with cucumber sauce
Jahnavi U.

Ever since my husband and I traveled to Thailand for our honeymoon 5 years ago, I've been crazy for Thai food. I love checking out Thai restaurants in NYC. We went to Williamsburg for a night out with a friend and checked out this place. It got good reviews and was close to the subway. Quick tip - if you do not like spicy foods, make sure to inform your waiter how spicy or not you want your food. They will try to accommodate you. We ordered green papaya salad and curry puffs for appetizers. Loved both. We each ordered an entree. I got the basil fried rice with shrimp and it was spicy. My husband got the Tom Yum soup and red curry with chicken, and our friend ordered green curry with beef. I enjoyed my dish except next time I'm going ask for mild. I thought I could handle the heat but it was a little too much for me. I tried the red curry with chicken that my husband ordered and really enjoyed it. The Tom Yum soup was okay. Our friend enjoyed his dish as well. The service was good. The wait staff are friendly and helpful. My friend had dropped his drink on the floor and someone came and mopped it up pretty quickly. I would love to done here again and try other dishes. The prices were reasonable and the portions were good as well.

Pad Thai and Summer roll.
Nicholas S.

Definitely the best Pad Thai in the neighborhood. I love that the shrimp are always clean and fresh. I come here weekly for dine-in or order take-out.When I dine-in the service is fast, friendly and clean.

Lunch
Shirley H.

I really enjoy their food and always make it for their lunch special. I always dined-in, except today. I ordered the green curry with shrimp, and pad kee maow with shrimp and they were both delicious, but the portion were so tiny. I wasn't full from the meal. Next time I might dine-in if I get their lunch special.

Entrance area is open when the weather is warm
Kevin C.

This is a great neighborhood Thai spot. In Williamsburg there are alot to choose from (SEA, Savory Thai, Noods N' Chill etc..), but don't sleep on Williamsburg Thai Cuisine despite the generic name. You can usually expect to get a table relatively easily with no wait, a great way to escape the bustling Bedford Ave. I am a regular with ordering their pineapple fried rice (probably have gotten it 10+ times at this point) for pick up, I've also eaten indoors. The portion sizes are generous whether you order delivery/pick up or eat at the restaurant. The staff is friendly as well. There was one time where I ordered curry puffs and it came out frozen in the middle, however they promptly fixed it.

Mallorie T.

Food: 3/5 Overall good Thai food, just think there is better out there in nyc. Prices overall were reasonable and you get a decent amount of food! Service:3.5/5 Service was overall pretty good. I had to ask to get my water refilled a couple of times which was a bummer. Atmosphere: 4/5 It's a cute little place with a good vibe. Lots of two seater small tables. You will be close to your neighbor, but still enough room for a coat in between if you're sitting in the booth.

The entrance please watch your step
Bianca T.

Stumbled into this restaurant while I was hungry. I mean that in the literal sense ; ) Please watch your step as you get in the restaurant. There is an elevated entrance. The back of the restaurant is perfect for a date night or if you want to eat alone and enjoy the atmosphere. The food was flavorful. I had the pleasure of enjoying the lunch special. The waitress was friendly and the bathroom was clean. I will definitely make another visit in the future.

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super nice Thai food. Lovely staff and a great lunch special. Do it, eat in for max experience.

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Food was DELICIOUS and service was excellent. Also their happy hour is 2 for $10 wine!! Will definitely be returning !

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My go-to Thai spot in the neighborhood! The pad see ew and pad kee mao are always on point, and the people are awesome!

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Sukh is among many Thai restaurants in NYC. I came here based on a recommendation and it did not…read moredisappoint! The inside is a decent size and can fit several parties and the vibe is old school theatre. Staff is exceptional nice and quick to tend to you. We ordered a few things to try: 1. Thai Iced Tea - perfect and refreshing. 2. Thai Iced Coffee - tastes very similar to a Viet coffee but with that Thai tea touch to it. 3. Pha Pu Nim (Crispy Soft Shell Crab w/ Chili Paste Lime) - SUMMER SPECIAL! This was so good and good level of spiciness and lime. I really liked this more than I thought I would. 4. Gai Tod Nam Pla (Fried Chicken Wings) - this was on the drier side, but fine for fried wings. 5. Sukh Pad Thai - I personally love Pad Thai and this had the right flavors to it. These are thinner noodles than I am used to but still cooked perfectly with the right chewiness for the noodle. 6. Khao Tom Haeng - Not my favorite dish, it comes with a variety of meats that I don't think I would normally go for. Overall, I think their flavors are consistent with other restaurants. I'd rather come here than the hype restaurants that are overrun with lines and crowds.

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