Came here with family (group of 7) & even though it took a while for us to get seated, the food and hospitality made up for everything. We ordered Pad thai, Panang curry (loved that it had bits of pineapple I did not expect that but was so impressed), and some dishes I can't remember the name of. What I really loved was the appetizer, curry puffs! All dishes were full of flavor & can understand why this is a Michelin recognized restaurant. Thank you to the staff for accomodating us so well. 5 stars for you guys.

This is the one of my favorite Thai restaurants. Always delicious and friendly host. I would recommend Yum Pla Duk Fu, Miang Kana and Moo Ping.

Yummy! Food is really good here. I enjoyed their red curry (creamy coconut milk helps to offset the spiciness) and drunken noodles (flavor is well distributed throughout the rice noodles). Also, I love that they use true Thai spiciness levels (even their "mild" may be too spicy for those that don't normally eat spicy foods). Ambiance: Nice enough for a date night or celebratory gathering. They play music, but thankfully it's not super loud so you can easily carry on a conversation with your friends without needing to invade their personal space. However, the restaurant is pretty small with tables packed close to each other. You'll definitely have to wait if you go in with a big group (4 or more) during busy lunch/dinner hours. They take reservations so call ahead to avoid the wait. Service: Excellent. Was greeted as soon as we walked in. Water was promptly refilled without needing to ask. They also checked in on us to see if we were enjoying the food. Next time, I'll have try some of their fun cocktails and the Michelin recommended dishes.

There are so many Thai restaurants in Elmhurst and Jackson Heights so it's not an easy feat to find gems. Really loved the flavors and textures of the dishes we ordered. You already know - get the catfish mango salad! We got the crispy noodle radnha and I especially enjoyed how garlicky and crunchy the gravy was. I had the rolled noodle soup with pork innards. Everything was great except for the rolled noodles. I felt like the center was too gooey for my liking. I would order the same soup and ask for a different noodle option next time. We also tried the chive pancakes which were so crispy on the outside and mochi-like in the middle. Liked that they had such a large variety of items to choose from on their menu. The staff was also super attentive and checked on us constantly. Such a nice experience overall!

Would definitely recommend coming with a group of friends - extra points if they're hungry and feeling adventurous - cause there's sooo many delicious dishes to try! The Miang Ka-Na was very new to me - I've never had dried pork served in this way and the Chinese broccoli paired great. But the Yum Pla Duk Fu was easily one our favorite - the crispy and savory catfish was so refreshing from the mango. You can't go wrong with a classic Pad Thai - which was cooked perfectly (many restaurants overcook their noodles causing them to clump and the flavor not being evenly distributed) - and Pad See Ew - super flavorful and the perfect balance of sweet and savory. The Green Curry also stole our hearts, especially with the plump dried/fried(?) tofu pieces. Wish I had more room in my stomach for dessert but I'll be sure to visit another time - hopefully soon!

This is one of my favorite Thai spots in NYC. It's delicious, affordable, and super cute & homey inside. The portions are also huge, especially for what you are paying. The service has also been incredible every time I've gone. Everything just goes beyond my expectations every time and I will be showing all my friends this place! Standout dishes: Drunken Noodle: I get this everywhere and this has to be my favorite spot to get it. There's also a Thai version of the Kee Mao, but I recommend this one although the thai one uses kaffir leaves which also tastes really good. Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad: Papaya salad with fried catfish, this is one of my favorite dishes here, I'm a big fan of papaya salad and the crispy catfish pairs so well Miang Kha Na: Dried pork with lime, chili, and peanuts that comes with leaves you can wrap it in, so flavorful and I haven't seen this anywhere else Pineapple Curry Duck: Such a delicious curry that comes with a ton of fruits inside, so balanced and unlike any other curry I've had I love spice so I usually order Spicy for every dish, but they ask you the spice level for every thing you get so no worries if you can't take spice, although everything I ordered seems to be meant to be spicy. I can't rave about this place enough and can't wait to come back until I try the whole menu!

By far my favorite Thai restaurant in Elmhurst. Service is good and the food is delicious. Deep, authentic flavors and they have some items you don't see in some other Thai restaurants. The restaurant itself is small and very casual so I would recommend reservations if you're coming at prime time. Got the following items: - pad se ew - my all time favorite dish so can't go wrong here - crispy pork w Chinese broccoli - delicious and pork is fried perfectly - hoy todd - was surprised abt this one. It was deeply fried - por pia sod w/ crab - this one is more rare around nyc but a bit too sweet - yum pla duk fu salad - delicious, def get this. You got heat, acid, sweet, tangy all in a bite - green curry - delicious and solid Crab fried rice - fragrant and solid, can't go wrong with this as well

This is one of the best (if not the best) Thai places in Queens. I love their Yum Pla Duk Fu salad which is a must try!! This place has many good reviews on google and also is recommended on Michelin Guide. Price is very reasonable for the quality of food. All dishes that we ordered were delicious! The wait can be really long if you don't have reservation and walk in around dinner time. It's also a small restaurant but the outdoor seatings still exist- it's nice for the summer!

Small and cozy restaurant but Food was delicious. Friendly and attentive service Love the drink Will definitely come back to try mor

While visiting a friend in her part of Queens, she had a local Thai spot that she loved and highly recommended so we decided to head over there for dinner.  Since I know that Queens has some great Thai spots I was excited. When we got there we ordered: moo ping (pork skewers), the fried tofu, basil fried rice with ground pork (this was a special ask, more on that below), mango salad and crispy pork with basil. Overall, I was thrilled to be trying out a new spot and we started off strong with the moo ping.  The pork was super flavorful and juicy!  The tofu was nice and crispy and I was a big fan of the crispy pork dish which isn't something I'd had from a Thai place before.  We also enjoyed the mango salad. Unfortunately, the only let down was the basil fried rice.  When made well, this is one of my favorites and finding a place that will make it with ground pork is usually tough.  Their version unfortunately didn't come together as well (the flavors weren't as bold, it wasn't quite bland but underwhelming). My friend who hadn't had basil fried rice with ground pork was disappointed too. Since I know that's not typically how this restaurant makes this dish (since I requested the protein change), I didn't hold it against them but just noted that I wouldn't get it again.  I really enjoyed everything else that we ordered so I would definitely come back, especially to try out other items from their menu!