Food is really excellent, very flavorful. We came here 9pm on a Saturday night after being tired on waiting on line at the hand roll place up the street. We were able to get seated outside right away as the inside was packed. We had the garden roll (quite fresh), Pad Thai (very yummy) and the Ped Ruan (crispy duck). I didn't care for the duck, I thought it was dried out, but my friend loved it. A great, cheap experience. Service was excellent

Yummy thai spot with a nice vibe and great service. The menu is huge so fair warning for people with decision paralysis - there are are MANY options and they're all tempting. To start, got the curry pancake and papaya salad and both were excellent. The curry pancake was a standout as we'd never had something like it before. We shared the crab fried rice and green curry with chicken (the special) for mains. We loved both, and the way the green curry was served with 6 little noodle portions was fun! I can't wait to come back and try more dishes. Also shoutout to the thai tea slushee -- sooo good and unique for thai tea lovers!

Ohhh baby yeah. Im picky about my Thai food especially my Thai soups. I got the short rib soup which was really fantastic. Highly recommend -- it's a great flavor without being too much and the meat is juicy and slides off the bone. The duck was also delicious. Reminds of salt n pepper fried crab in HK cuisine. The portion sizes are a great value for your money. The servers are quick and very polite. I went on a Sunday for an early dinner around 530pm or so- slight wait of 10 min. Not loud, great for dates and conversation. I'll be back

Food: Authentic & Absolutely incredible! This was one of the best Thai meals I've had. We ordered green curry with vegetables (though you do have your choice of meats to select from). The spice level was perfect, flavors were phenomenal and the portion was generous. Pad Se-ew is my favorite thai noodle dish and Pranakhon is now my favorite place to get it! We ordered this was chicken but you can choose from various protein options. Service: AMAZING! The hosts were welcoming and accommodating. We were sat immediately upon arrival (without a reservation on a Friday night!) Our server, Siri, was attentive and friendly. We didn't wait long for our food even though the restaurant was busy. Ambiance: Impressive. The restaurant's decor, lighting, seating arrangements, music and art was beautiful and thoughtful. This is now my favorite New York Thai go-to and highly recommended spot!

Such a great Thai restaurant and it has the usual favorites and some extras with a twist. The ambiance is amazing, and they even have an upper floor. The service was excellent, and we really appreciated that our server was quick to offer their suggestions on what to try. The soup was hearty and warm. The crab fried rice was beyond delicious. 100% get it. The rest of the meal was great and the service was quick. Definitely ale a reservation, you may need it.

The servers checked in frequently, and they were friendly and attentive. Walking in, I was in awe of how large and spacious the restaurant was. It was pretty loud for a weekday night, but it didn't bother me because it made me feel like we were dining street-side in Thailand. The Thai Tea Slushie was addictive. It tasted almost creamy and had the perfect amount of ice. The Ped Ruan was flavorful and quite spicy, so I'm glad I ordered a Thai Tea Slushie to balance the spiciness of the duck with sweetness. I usually don't eat Curry Pancakes, but I tried it this time with some friends. The pancake was buttery, and I honestly loved the pancake as much as the curry flavor and filling.

So excited to try this place that I heard Lisa from Blackpink visited and trending in NYC! Unfortunately they ran out of the pork jowl so we had to get the equivalent of the beef (Nuer Yang) instead. This was definitely the best dish of the night, super tender beef and well seasoned. We also got the soft shell crab karee, which we thought was too thick and creamy for 2 people and might have enjoyed it more if I ate less and shared it with more people. We also got the classic pad Thai which was good but nothing extraordinary. Overall, I liked the vibes and ambience, service was good, there was a large selection of dishes that I'd be interested in going back to try more of to find the best dishes!!

Maybe the best padthai i have been!! Usually this restaurant has a wait, but we walked in, and immediately got a table. There are staffs around the restaurant, and the service was really quick! We got pad thai and the beef ribs with coconut flavor curry! Omg, everything was so good and flavorful!! The restaurant is spacious, bright and modern! Would recommend anyone visit NYC to come here for thai food!

This was truly the best Thai food and Thai experience we have had in NYC. Enjoyed the ambiance and decor as much as the food! While not cheap it is fairly priced. The portions are usually enough for 1.5 people, so family style sharing is the way to go. The flavors of the food are layered and nuanced, but still approachable for Americans like me. Food: 5/5. Exquisite and tasteful, a perfect blend of spices. Service: 4/5. Could be faster Ambiance: 5/5. Like a moderately busy casual eatery with lots of nice details. The seats and tables were big enough yet cozy. Value: 5/5. Expect to spend $75-$100 per person depending on drinks. But worth every penny!

Fun, vibrant Thai restaurant with unique dishes! The menu is pretty extensive and there are seasonal specials as well. Some highlights for me were the Khao Yum (such a fresh and flavorful dish!) and Tom yum soup (an amazing balance of spicy, tangy, and umami!). I would definitely recommend going with a group, ordering family style and sharing multiple dishes. Service is great and the staff are super attentive - our waitress noticed that our table was uneven/wobbly when we sat down and immediately fixed it without us saying anything. Water glasses are consistently filled, staff would offer to consolidate food into smaller plates when our table started becoming crowded with dishes, etc. They are pretty strict with the whole party being present before being seated. There is a time limit based on group size and the staff will start trying to move you along when you get close to the limit, especially during peak hours.