Jai sang ma — Restaurant in New York

AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS! This restaurant is blatantly racist, and I wouldn’t set foot there again if my life depended on it. If I could rate it with negative stars, I would give it a million below zero.

I went on a Saturday night, hoping for a nice meal, only to be immediately confronted with a disgusting display of prejudice. The first words I heard upon arriving weren’t a warm welcome but a cold, dismissive, “You’re going to leave right?” – meaning, they’d take my money and give me food, but I was unwelcome to stay. Mind you, there was plenty of seating available. The restaurant was far from full. Yet, when I, a young Black woman, and my date, a tall Black man, walked in, the entire place seemed to freeze, eyes on us as if we didn’t belong.

It’s shocking that in 2024, we’re still facing this kind of treatment. This place’s disregard for basic decency and respect is appalling, and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. Do yourself a favor and take your money somewhere that respects...

Cash only

I was so excited to visit this place with my friend while we put too much expectations on here.

We got those one-time plastic utensils, including plates, water cups, and forks for our appetizers. We had fried chicken wings, beef noodle soup, and dry tom yum noodle.

The wings were crunchy outside. However, my first wing was freezing cold inside. They served us an entire new plate of wings and this time it’s good. The temperature and texture.

We did egg noodle for extra $1 each. Both noodles were okay.

Glad that there are more and more trendy spots here in Elmhurst neighborhood. I would give more stars if they work harder on their pricing strategy and food...

I would like to give this place more stars since it's new and trendy, and I'm happy to see Elmhurst having more nice restaurants. However, I'm sorry to say that the food doesn't quite justify the high cash-only prices. There are many Thai restaurants in the neighborhood with various price ranges. For instance, Zaab Zaab is a premium Thai restaurant with exceptional food and service, while Boon Chu offers affordable options with amazing food. Somehow, this place falls in an awkward spot – small portions, high prices, and the taste doesn't match up. I hope they can find their niche in the market. If they intend to maintain high prices, they should seriously reconsider food quantities and...