Warwick Thai — Restaurant in Town of Warwick

Warwick Thai: A Culinary Gem in the Hudson Valley

Nestled in the heart of Warwick, New York, Warwick Thai offers a delightful escape into the world of Thai cuisine. Established in 2014, this restaurant has quickly become a favorite among locals and visitors alike, thanks to its welcoming atmosphere, delicious food, and attentive service.

Ambiance and Service

Upon entering Warwick Thai, you're greeted by a cozy and soothing ambiance. The interior is tastefully decorated with a blend of traditional Thai elements and modern touches, creating a warm and inviting space. The outdoor patio is equally charming, perfect for enjoying a meal on a pleasant day.

The service at Warwick Thai is consistently praised for being fast, friendly, and efficient. The staff is not only professional but also genuinely friendly, making you feel right at home from the moment you walk in.

The Menu

Warwick Thai's menu is a testament to the rich and diverse flavors of Thai cuisine. Among the standout dishes are the Drunken Noodles and the sushi offerings.

Drunken Noodles: This dish is a must-try. The noodles are perfectly cooked, with a delightful chewiness that pairs wonderfully with the fresh vegetables and tender pieces of meat. The sauce is a harmonious blend of spicy, savory, and slightly sweet flavors, making each bite a burst of deliciousness. You can also customize the spice level to suit your preference.

Sushi: The sushi at Warwick Thai is a pleasant surprise. The fish is incredibly fresh, and the rolls are beautifully presented. Whether you're a fan of classic rolls or more adventurous combinations, there's something for everyone.

Other Highlights

In addition to the Drunken Noodles and sushi, the menu features a variety of other Thai favorites. The Pad Thai is another popular choice, known for its balanced flavors and generous portions. The curries, such as the Green Curry and Massaman Curry, are rich and aromatic, perfect for those who enjoy bold and comforting dishes.

For dessert, the Fried Ice Cream with Raspberry Underlay and the Mango with Sticky Rice are highly recommended. These sweet treats provide a delightful end to a satisfying meal.

Conclusion

Warwick Thai is more than just a restaurant; it's an experience. Whether you're a Thai food enthusiast or new to the cuisine, this restaurant offers something for everyone. The combination of delicious food, friendly service, and inviting ambiance makes it a must-visit spot in Warwick. So, if you find yourself in the Hudson Valley, be sure to stop by Warwick Thai for a memorable...

Overall, I give them a 3.5. The service was okay, and the kitchen was a little slow. I certainly did not walk away empty handed, though. No pun intended. The portions are huge.

Appetizers: We had the Steamed Thai Dumplings (5 pcs; chicken, pork, water chestnut, and pepper, wrapped in a rice flour sheet), the Vegetarian Spring Rolls (6 pcs; lightly fried spring rolls stuffed with mixed vegetables and glass noodles served with sweet dipping sauce), and the Steamed black Mussels (with basil, lemon grass, and white wine served with homemade dipping sauce). All of the appetizers were great. They were what I would expect from a Thai restaurant. I loved that the spring rolls were not greasy. They had a light crispy exterior, exactly like the description on the menu. The best appetizer that I tasted was the mussels. This didn’t necessarily taste like a Thai dish, but it is an original Thai flavor. It was made with all fresh veggies and fresh basil! I would love to try this with Thai basil leaves instead and see an added option to have it with noodles. This dish was amazing. It was too good.

Entrées: Drunken Noodles (Flat rice noodles sautéed with peppers, onion, tomatoes, carrots, scallions, and basil leaves topped with a mild chili paste) and Pad Gra Prow (spicy basil sauce, sautéed with onion, pepper, scallion, carrots, mushroom, string beans, chill sauce, and basil leaves). This is where I had to get off the train. Fortunately/Unfortunately, I enjoyed these dishes better the next day. I am not a food expert nor a restaurant expert; I am just a Thai Foodie! I promise you, I have eaten these authentic dishes many times. It could be preference, but I really didn’t care too much for the sauce in either dish. Traditionally, these dishes aren’t made with a sauce, but rather a paste, despite what I was served. They were both sweet and a tad bit too syrupy. This could be the chef compensating for the American pallet. The dishes were also supposed to be a little spicy. I had to add chili flakes to each bite. The food was good, but I appreciate authenticity better.

Sides/Extras: Spicy Fried Rice. I had a moment with every bite. This dish is their money maker. It does have a tiny kick. You can get it with any meat, fish, shellfish, tofu, or plain. This was great at dinner and great the next day as well. I HIGHLY recommend getting this dish. There is enough on this plate for six people.

I recommend this restaurant and will come back when I visit again....

This place has gone slowly downhill

I'm a Warwick native

I have given this place so many chances.

It's sad because I like Thai and I really like this place when it opened initially. The owners clearly spent money and made a very nice restaurant.

I am a restaurateur myself

My friend group is close to the owner without naming who they are.

I feel compelled to write this in hopes that things change so that it does not go out of business.

I'm tired of every dish getting cheaped out and different continually and I'm going to give this restaurant one more chance after this

Tonight not only was peanut sauce for the chicken pad Thai forgotten which is a main piece to the dish for the love of my life and she orders it all the time and she's the friend of the owner and she requested it as usual.

But I ordered drunken noodles with beef. Five small pieces of beef. Such a small amount of vegetable. Noodles. Overcooked and mushy. I'm tired of ordering it when it's my favorite dish from Thai restaurants because they not only have cheaped out on this but every time it gets worse.

I'll give this place one more shot because I love having the restaurants succeed in town. It's just a sad situation.

My first daughter was born the night of me trying Warwick Thai out for the first time with my ex-wife. It was her request before labor. It was an amazing experience. 2015

Completely different now and it's slowly gone downhill. I've had to call several times each order.

I would be careful if you're looking for quality Thai without holding them accountable to ensure that they are either successful and can stay in business for our small village or have somebody new in the business that can get it back to what it was.

I'm sorry for writing this review but it's too...