Thai Chic Bistro — Restaurant in Town of Hempstead

I saw a promotion for Thai Chic Bistro on my facebook feed expecting it to be far away but it was literally minutes away from me and I never knew it for 2 years that it's been open. After scrolling the reviews, pictures and menu I decided it was definitely worth checking out and I have to say it was well worth it. The service was pleasant and very attentive for starters. I ordered the Calamari, Crab Rangoons, and Chicken Wings for appetizers - all one better than the other. The Rangoons were the best I've had anywhere before even the presentation that you see in other reviews since I forgot to get a picture. I ordered the Fried Chicken with Chashew Nuts for my entree and though it is not a dish I order from other Asian cuisine spots that offer it i felt it was my safest bet considering the menu. Again, definitely the right choice because it was delicious! I'm actually writing this review solely for the reason that this place doesn't see the business it deserves - it is a hidden gem in the area here. Give...

This was our first time at Thai Chic and we were satisfied. We loved the decor and ambience. Soft music, floral accents, statement wall paper, cute chandelier and very spacious. We ordered the tom.kha soup which was thick and has the perfect blend of coconut and lemongrass flavor. Even my fiance who hates Tom kha soup really enjoyed it. The Thai iced tea was great, the mango tango mocktail had a cute presentation but didn't taste that good. The only thing we did not like we're the crab sliders, there was barely any crab and the lettuce didn't taste fresh. The drunken Udon was so delicious, and the crispy half chicken with fried rice was okay, pretty basic. We got mango sticky rice for dessert and it was so delicious, a little light on the coconut sauce but really yummy. Service was good. Overall, we really liked the place and would definitely go back to taste more items from the menu....

It's ok. The pad see eww is always salty to me (I get it because my 3 year old likes noodles- regardless of taste). The Pad Thai is usually ok but on the dry side which I don't like. (I always have to ask for more sauce...sometimes I get it...sometimes I dont...). I had their crab fried rice recently and it states "premium pieces of lump crab meat"...while it had tons of crab flavor, I didn't find huge chunks of crab that I was expecting...just a few pieces here and there. The Thai iced tea is good and so are the sautéed dishes. I come here only because its the closest Thai spot to me. I'm originally from NYC where there are TONS of amazing Thai restaurants, so Im very familiar with what things should taste like. Its decent for Long Island Thai food I guess. The service is great though. The ladies that work there are super sweet. There is a...