5 Best Thai Restaurants in Williamsburg

“This restaurant was highly recommended on a local Williamsburg group and it did not disappoint. We got a range of Sushi and everything was delicious. The space was nicer than the strip mall exterior indicated. One small thing was that the waiter was new and somewhat unknowledgeable. The pacing was at first too fast, but the waiter finally got the hint and things slowed down to a better pace. Would definitely recommend and return.“

“One of the Best touches on Thai food I have had. And this after having traveled to Thailand four times and enjoyed many Thai restaurants around the world. The Yellow Curry dish I had was nuanced and complex and not over-powering with hot spices. The brother-sister ownership adds a most personal touch to the atmosphere of this business. Beautiful high ceilings and decor with cloth tablecloth makes this a delightful setting.“

“I’ve been here twice now and both times have yielded delicious food, a peaceful atmosphere, and amazing service! Although not clearly labeled, there are many vegan options which the staff are very knowledgeable about. Will definitely be back again!“

“An unforgettable choice.Their Thom Ka soup is exquisite, way above what other Thai restaurants usually offer on average: fragrant, veggies, great taste. And the aroma of their papaya salad is unforgettable, the type of dish you will remember even10years later, a whole different animal compared to any papaya salad I have seen before.They really try to offer an original take for traditional Thai recipes, with fresh and high quality ingredients.Quaint little family restaurant, clean, nice space, with fast service, very nice people, discreet.Definitely a great choice.Parking: Plenty of parking space“

“Really nice interior. Service was good.Food was okay. The flavors here were nothing to call home about. Pad See Ew Beef and Pad Kapow Chicken have become my go-to dishes for comparing Thai restaurants and I have certainly had better of both dishes. I like that they used medium-width noodles here. Not a fan of the wide noodle. The flavors, however, simply were not that remarkable or complex. Pretty standard Thai fare. A high level of heat is also something I really look for in Thai food. The heat levels here seem foreboding since they max out at Thai Hot and then Crazy Hot. I ordered my Pad See Ew - Crazy Hot. It was far from Crazy Hot. More like a medium hot at best.“