Thai Tai Eatery — Restaurant in New York

Fantastic hidden gem of a thai restaurant! Extremely well-lit, clean, and orderly appearing the moment you walk in. This probably isn't the ideal setting if you're looking for a "restaurant style experience", but there are several small tables you can sit down to eat at. It seems the majority of the business is take-out.

I have ordered several times in recent weeks. And the food was delicious! I tend to order the spring rolls, as an appetizer, and my favorite dish, Kee Mao with Chicken (this is often known as "Drunken Noodles") as my main course. I have also tried the Pad Thai, and a few other items on the menu.

Absolutely tasty, hits the spot, reasonable pricing, and super-quick.

One other thing.. and this is the most important; outstanding, incredibly pleasant customer service. I was greeted warmly upon entering, and was thanked very sincerely as I received my order....with a smile. This means alot to me, and helps me decide where to spend my money. They deserve it here.

If you're used to ordering Chinese Take-out all the time, and want a real change of pace, make the switch! Give...

Genuinely disappointed by the food here. This was compounded by the fact the man working there was really genuine, nice, and considerate; that only increased my expectations. Unfortunately the food was bland, typical of Americanized Thai restaurants: the tom yum tasted like water before a slight sour taste at the end (the man said it would be mildly spicy, but there was no spice whatsoever), the massaman curry lacked any flavour, and the pad thai was simply generic. I’m saying this as somebody who is familiar with Thai food having grown up in South East Asia, been to Thailand numerous times, and eaten Thai home cooking and restaurant food. I’m willing to give this spot another chance, but I do hope the place does adjust towards a more authentic flavour rather than the Americanized one they have gone with, because the potential...

I order from here all the time. I have tried places from jackson heights and elmhurst but this one is flavorful the prices are fair the owners/workers are so nice. they have lunch specials offered. best if you pick up to avoid fees but they are on uber eats, grubhub, seamless. my favorite dishes are red curry w chicken or pork even if you ordered it with tofu it takes so good a little spicy. their papaya salad comes with hot peppers can you can opt to add them. their drunken noodles are to die for best eaten warm (i think for noods in general). its a small store front so not good to go inside to eat with a large group. but they do have alot of foot traffic and its...