The 8 Best Thai Restaurants in New York City

New York City has hundreds of Thai eateries across it’s five boroughs, but we’re only concentrating on the cream of the crop here. Check out the eight best Thai restaurants in NYC.

Over the last ten years New York City has seen an explosion of Thai eateries. Check out SecretNYC’s eight go-to Thai Spots in the city:

Pye Boat Noodle

First meal in da NYC!!!!!! Asian food ofc we r such ching chongs ???

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• Where –?35-13 Broadway, Queens
• Reviews:
  • Google – 4.7/5
  • Trip Advisor – 4.5/5
  • Yelp – 4.5/5

Serving up Thai street food, specializing in noodles. Pye Boat Noodle in the heart of Astoria, their boat noodle soups is so good they named the restaurant after it.

SriPraPhai

The 16 Best Thai Restaurants in NYC, in our bio. We’re not talking about the peanut noodles from your local bodega you ate at 4am, but mouth-burning, life changing deliciousness. Familiarize yourself. #EEEEEATS ?: @taleitalei

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• Where –?64-13 39th Ave
• Reviews:
  • Google – 4.4/5
  • Trip Advisor – 4.5/5
  • Yelp – 4/5

You’ll get traditional hot and spicy Thai dishes at this renowned spot. Depending on the day, you might see long lines. Thanksfully the food is worth the wait.

Thai Market

??Nothing like lunch special! pork, peanuts and noodles . . . #thai #eeeeats #nyc #foodie #lunch #newforkcity #instafood #ilovefood #seafood #nyc #foodie #lunch #foodporn #uws

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• Where –?960 Amsterdam Ave
• Reviews:
  • Google – 4.2/5
  • Trip Advisor – 4.5/5
  • Yelp – 4/5

Bangkok street market-themed “Thai Market” serves up Thai staples and more exotic specials with an authentic Bangkok flare. If you’re a big fan of Thai Curries, THIS is the place for you.

Larb Ubol

What i’m craving for for 2 weeks!! #thaifood #nyc #หายเลี่ยนละ ???

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• Where –?480 9th Ave
• Reviews:
  • Google – 4.4/5
  • Trip Advisor – 4/5
  • Yelp – 4/5

Serving up mouthwatering Northeastern Thai cuisine, Larb Ubol offers spicey eats that will satisfy to the most ardent lover of Thai food. Head over at lunch for some big discounts.

Uncle Boons Sister

Perfect night for Khao Kaa Muu-our Soy & Anise Braised Pork Shank & Rice ?@alexmuccilli

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• Where –? 203 Mott St
• Reviews:
  • Google – 4.8/5
  • Trip Advisor – 4.5/5
  • Yelp – 3.5/5

This spinoff (or sibling if you like) of the popular Uncle Boons offers a counter-serve fast-casual menu of creative Thai eats to eat in or take out.

Kiin Thai

#ThaiRestaurantWeek is off to a great start! If you’re in NYC or LA, you can enjoy special limited edition Songkran menu items and prix-fixe menus at participating Thai restaurants from April 11-17th. Now you can celebrate Songkran and Thai New Year stateside and discover a whole new side of Thai culture and cuisine! For a list of participating restaurants, visit www.thairestaurantweek.com Photo credit: @kiinthaieatery

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• Where –?36 E 8th St
• Reviews:
  • Google – 4.1/5
  • Trip Advisor – 4/5
  • Yelp – 4/5

This Central and Northern Thai spot offers delicious food served in a simple, modern setting with a small bar. Kiin Thai is an affiliate of Som Tum Der, another NYC Thai “must-visit” in the East Village

Bennie Thai Cafe

Boat noodle soup (Namtok soup). Come try our Thai food! #NYC #FultonStreet #FinancialDistrict

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• Where –? 88 Fulton St
• Reviews:
  • Google – 3.9/5
  • Trip Advisor – 4/5
  • Yelp – 3.5/5