five stars thai cuisine

good thai food. great service! the food was good and fresh. not the best i've had in my life but still very good. had the chicken coconut soup enjoyed very much (loved the broth and the vegetables were very fresh.) the drunken noodles were good. the chicken dumplings (fried) i didn't really care for, without the dipping sauce it wasn't good, i shouldn't have to rely on the sauce. the banana coconut sticky rice wrapped in banana leaves dessert was interesting. i've never heard or seen anything like this but it was a good interesting. i would get it again. overall nice cozyplacewith good food and good service.

really likes it. nanthawan a.
cleveland, oh
5/6/2011
i'm a thai person who came to visit new york for renewing my passport and i found this restaurant from internet. i was quite skeptical on the review from my past experience, i normally feel disappointed with too adapted version of thai food. however, i went there to give a try.

we ordered mixed app. 3 (2 curry puffs, 2 fish cakes & 2 crispy corns), sticky rice & papaya salad, lemongrass crispy fillet tilapia and fried banana with ice cream. the food tasted so delicious and i couldn't believe they used authentic thai herbs and ingredients in all dishes. thisplacetruly reminded me of my mother's food, it give you the feeling like you are in thailand.

we liked thisplacevery much and went back again the following night to have more good food. we had thai sausage, crying tiger, jungle curry and sticky rice with mango for dessert. my husband really like crying tiger, sticky rice with mango very much. i enjoyed everything we had there.

the service is good, the location and atmosphere is not amazing but it is ok. however, the food is really great and reasonably priced. i can guarantee that you pay for good food not something else (location, atmosphere or reputation).

if you are looking for an authentic thai restaurant in ny, i highly recommend you to go to five stars thai cuisine.