I'll do the good first: The fried bananas were good and the coconut rice!We've been searching for decent chicken satay since Satay Malaysian closed. this is NOT it. Watery peanut sauce, zero spice and I can't handle a lot of spice so if I'm saying it's not spicy it's lacking flavor. Just overall disappointed and I won't tell you how much money I wasted on this.
Food: 3
Service: 4
Darilex A.
PLEASE EAT HERE SO THEY CAN STAY IN BUSINESS. Amazing food and family run business. They are all so nice and helpful. I stopped in for a dessert and they had their seasonal mango sticky rice on the menu and it is honestly one of the most delicious, sweet, creamy, refreshing desserts I've ever had.
Sophia W.
Favorite Thai place in the area!! Their portions for every dish are huge, and the ingredients are always fresh. Such great prices, and they have a lunch deal too. My favorites are the pad thai and the glass noodle dish. Their curry is amazing too. The staff are always very friendly, and it hasn't ever been too crowded the few times I went. The restaurant is quiet, great for personal conversation.
wvuravensfan
Authentic Thai food, great food in a comfortable setting.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Elaine G.
Food tastes so bad… fake Thai food
Admin
This place has great food and nice workers.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jessica Wang
We were taking a leisurely stroll from JC to Hoboken on a recent Saturday and thought of giving this Thai restaurant a try. It was a small place with several tables and about half full. Service was friendly.We ordered Pad Thai (my litmus test of a Thai restaurant) and Tom Yum noodle soup to share. Their Pad Thai noodles were thin and round, not the flat rice noodles that we liked and expected. It was also overcooked but the flavor was ok. Tom Yum noodle soup with seafood was average. It had squid and shrimp, but no scallops or any veggies (mushroom, tomato) typical of the dish. We did finish both dishes and that was more than I could say about the three Thai restaurants we had tried near JC downtown.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Mansouri Merzak
Some of employees are rude.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Kelly N.
Ordered 2 pad thais and dumplings, threw everything away. Smelled like dogs and we couldn't get over it. Absolutely never again.
Kylie L.
Walked in by myself on a Sunday afternoon. There was one table of two men when I got there. No one else came in while I was dining (except my friend who joined me later). The servers were nice and very prompt. They seated me, provided a menu and came back after about a minute to take my order. My server paid attention to my experience which I appreciated. She grabbed chopsticks when she saw I had some difficulty eating the noodle soup with a fork. I heard the staff speaking another language though I'm not sure if it was Thai. 3/5 Green papaya salad - sauce had a very strong flavor to the point that I worried how much sodium I was ingesting. The ingredients were fresh and the salad was refreshing. 4/5 Tom Yum noodle soup (with chicken) - the broth was oily but tasty. There's a strong taste of lemongrass and lime as well as spice. The soup mainly had chicken, noodles (lots of it), and green onions. Not many ingredients which was disappointing. I am used to Tom Yum soup that has mushrooms, onions, and other veggies in it. Their broth is better than other places though, seemed more authentic and flavorful than many places I've tried in NYC. Just wish it was a little more nutritious. I think the 3-4 star rating on Yelp is pretty accurate. I'd give this a 3.7. Effort was definitely there with the food but lacked a little. Service was quite good and the interior was comfortable and clean. I appreciated the decor and painted walls. If I was back in this area I'd be open to giving this place a second shot.
Best Thai food near West New York. As people who relocated from NYC to NJ, my fiancé and I have high expectations for different cuisines. We had takeout and ordered the Pineapple Fried Rice, Glass Noodles, and Wings. The wings have a little kick! The food was DELICIOUS and the portion sizes are HUGE. The food arrived nicely packed and warm. Will definitely be ordering from here again.
Tiffany Brown
T Thai serves the best Spicy Noodles in Hoboken and probably in NJ. They put so many fresh vegetables and the spice and noodles marry together in perfection. My husband and I order spicy noodles at all different Thai spots and this is still my fave. All the curry’s here are bomb as well. Worth every penny.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Noodle, Red Curry
Ramy Fayz
Very bad place and they have a man who treats people
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Charles N.
I've been a regular customer for over 20 years. Authentic Thai food that is really good. I love the Papaya Salad and the green curry
Kamil A.
Good food, prices are reasonable. The place is small, but cozy enough, with 3-4 small tables inside.
I'll do the good first: The fried bananas were good and the coconut rice!We've been searching for decent chicken satay since Satay Malaysian closed. this is NOT it. Watery peanut sauce, zero spice and I can't handle a lot of spice so if I'm saying it's not spicy it's lacking flavor. Just overall disappointed and I won't tell you how much money I wasted on this.
Food: 3
Service: 4
PLEASE EAT HERE SO THEY CAN STAY IN BUSINESS. Amazing food and family run business. They are all so nice and helpful. I stopped in for a dessert and they had their seasonal mango sticky rice on the menu and it is honestly one of the most delicious, sweet, creamy, refreshing desserts I've ever had.
Favorite Thai place in the area!! Their portions for every dish are huge, and the ingredients are always fresh. Such great prices, and they have a lunch deal too. My favorites are the pad thai and the glass noodle dish. Their curry is amazing too. The staff are always very friendly, and it hasn't ever been too crowded the few times I went. The restaurant is quiet, great for personal conversation.
Authentic Thai food, great food in a comfortable setting.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food tastes so bad… fake Thai food
This place has great food and nice workers.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We were taking a leisurely stroll from JC to Hoboken on a recent Saturday and thought of giving this Thai restaurant a try. It was a small place with several tables and about half full. Service was friendly.We ordered Pad Thai (my litmus test of a Thai restaurant) and Tom Yum noodle soup to share. Their Pad Thai noodles were thin and round, not the flat rice noodles that we liked and expected. It was also overcooked but the flavor was ok. Tom Yum noodle soup with seafood was average. It had squid and shrimp, but no scallops or any veggies (mushroom, tomato) typical of the dish. We did finish both dishes and that was more than I could say about the three Thai restaurants we had tried near JC downtown.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Some of employees are rude.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ordered 2 pad thais and dumplings, threw everything away. Smelled like dogs and we couldn't get over it. Absolutely never again.
Walked in by myself on a Sunday afternoon. There was one table of two men when I got there. No one else came in while I was dining (except my friend who joined me later). The servers were nice and very prompt. They seated me, provided a menu and came back after about a minute to take my order. My server paid attention to my experience which I appreciated. She grabbed chopsticks when she saw I had some difficulty eating the noodle soup with a fork. I heard the staff speaking another language though I'm not sure if it was Thai. 3/5 Green papaya salad - sauce had a very strong flavor to the point that I worried how much sodium I was ingesting. The ingredients were fresh and the salad was refreshing. 4/5 Tom Yum noodle soup (with chicken) - the broth was oily but tasty. There's a strong taste of lemongrass and lime as well as spice. The soup mainly had chicken, noodles (lots of it), and green onions. Not many ingredients which was disappointing. I am used to Tom Yum soup that has mushrooms, onions, and other veggies in it. Their broth is better than other places though, seemed more authentic and flavorful than many places I've tried in NYC. Just wish it was a little more nutritious. I think the 3-4 star rating on Yelp is pretty accurate. I'd give this a 3.7. Effort was definitely there with the food but lacked a little. Service was quite good and the interior was comfortable and clean. I appreciated the decor and painted walls. If I was back in this area I'd be open to giving this place a second shot.
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Best Thai food near West New York. As people who relocated from NYC to NJ, my fiancé and I have high expectations for different cuisines. We had takeout and ordered the Pineapple Fried Rice, Glass Noodles, and Wings. The wings have a little kick! The food was DELICIOUS and the portion sizes are HUGE. The food arrived nicely packed and warm. Will definitely be ordering from here again.
T Thai serves the best Spicy Noodles in Hoboken and probably in NJ. They put so many fresh vegetables and the spice and noodles marry together in perfection. My husband and I order spicy noodles at all different Thai spots and this is still my fave. All the curry’s here are bomb as well. Worth every penny.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Noodle, Red Curry
Very bad place and they have a man who treats people
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I've been a regular customer for over 20 years. Authentic Thai food that is really good. I love the Papaya Salad and the green curry
Good food, prices are reasonable. The place is small, but cozy enough, with 3-4 small tables inside.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Duck Pad Thai