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The one thing I miss most about living in NYC (and Queens) has to the this restaurant. The food was inexpensive, the staff was friendly, the taste was not watered down to meet the needs of people who cannot really tollerate spiece, the flavor was authentic and delicious, the service was fast and seating was almost always available. I have yet to find any Thai restaurant that even came close to the quality of food and service they had. For a restaurant that great the price is unbelievable! The location is a bit out of the way unless you live near the area, but it's definitely worth the ride on the 7 to get to. Pros: Great food, great quality, great service Cons: Not a good spot for a romantic date more

this used to be a hole in the wall that my thai friends recommended a couple years back. i do remember the food being good though uncomfortable since the ambiance wasnt as nice. we havent been back for awhile and we were shocked with the major renovations they made. it changed 360! i can honestly say that this has to be the BEST THAI FOOD IN NYC if not THE BEST IVE EVER HAD. it is absolutely yummy!! the servers barely spoke english but this is what even makes it more special and authentic. the food was also affordable and inexpensive. its a must go for THAI!! Pros: AUTHENTIC INEXPENSIVE THAI FOOD Cons: in woodside queens and CASH ONLY more

this used to be a hole in the wall that my thai friends recommended a couple years back. i do remember the food being good though uncomfortable since the ambiance wasnt as nice. we havent been back for awhile and we were shocked with the major renovations they made. it changed 360! i can honestly say that this has to be the BEST THAI FOOD IN NYC if not THE BEST IVE EVER HAD. it is absolutely yummy!! the servers barely spoke english but this is what even makes it more special and authentic. the food was also affordable and inexpensive. its a must go for THAI!! Pros: AUTHENTIC INEXPENSIVE THAI FOOD Cons: in woodside queens and CASH ONLY more

this used to be a hole in the wall that my thai friends recommended a couple years back. i do remember the food being good though uncomfortable since the ambiance wasnt as nice. we havent been back for awhile and we were shocked with the major renovations they made. it changed 360! i can honestly say that this has to be the BEST THAI FOOD IN NYC if not THE BEST IVE EVER HAD. it is absolutely yummy!! the servers barely spoke english but this is what even makes it more special and authentic. the food was also affordable and inexpensive. its a must go for THAI!! Pros: AUTHENTIC INEXPENSIVE THAI FOOD Cons: in woodside queens and CASH ONLY more

I went to Sripraphai Thai based on the recommendation of a co-worker who grew up in Thailand. He's actually American, and his parents still live there. He said that even in Thailand natives say this is the ONLY restaurant in NYC to get good home cookin' Thai food. With a recommendation, who could say ""No""? The menu is the size of a potboiling romance novel. Complete with pictures and descriptions in English. When my friend and I went there they had just gotten a license to serve wine and beer. We split a bottle of Thai wine. It went down easy, but packed a wallop. We both ordered appetizers and entrees to suit our respective tastes. I like it spicy hot, and that's what I got. For some of the reviewers here, if you want it hotter, or less hot, just say so. The waitress couldn't have been more accomodating. Also, perhaps because it was daytime, the clientle appeared to be all Asian. We ate like Ugly Americans, took leftovers home, and the whole shebang, including wine, was around $70 bucks before tip. We were never hurried. It was a delicious experience. I've since returned, and never had a meal I didn't like. All I can say is if you show up with a huge party one hour before closing you're pretty inconsiderate. If you show up expecting great Thai food, are willing to read the bookish menu, ask questions, you'll have a great dining experience. Pros: Food, food, food Cons: No parking, tough to find if you're not from Queens more

I went to Sripraphai Thai based on the recommendation of a co-worker who grew up in Thailand. He's actually American, and his parents still live there. He said that even in Thailand natives say this is the ONLY restaurant in NYC to get good home cookin' Thai food. With a recommendation, who could say ""No""? The menu is the size of a potboiling romance novel. Complete with pictures and descriptions in English. When my friend and I went there they had just gotten a license to serve wine and beer. We split a bottle of Thai wine. It went down easy, but packed a wallop. We both ordered appetizers and entrees to suit our respective tastes. I like it spicy hot, and that's what I got. For some of the reviewers here, if you want it hotter, or less hot, just say so. The waitress couldn't have been more accomodating. Also, perhaps because it was daytime, the clientle appeared to be all Asian. We ate like Ugly Americans, took leftovers home, and the whole shebang, including wine, was around $70 bucks before tip. We were never hurried. It was a delicious experience. I've since returned, and never had a meal I didn't like. All I can say is if you show up with a huge party one hour before closing you're pretty inconsiderate. If you show up expecting great Thai food, are willing to read the bookish menu, ask questions, you'll have a great dining experience. Pros: Food, food, food Cons: No parking, tough to find if you're not from Queens more

I went to Sripraphai Thai based on the recommendation of a co-worker who grew up in Thailand. He's actually American, and his parents still live there. He said that even in Thailand natives say this is the ONLY restaurant in NYC to get good home cookin' Thai food. With a recommendation, who could say ""No""? The menu is the size of a potboiling romance novel. Complete with pictures and descriptions in English. When my friend and I went there they had just gotten a license to serve wine and beer. We split a bottle of Thai wine. It went down easy, but packed a wallop. We both ordered appetizers and entrees to suit our respective tastes. I like it spicy hot, and that's what I got. For some of the reviewers here, if you want it hotter, or less hot, just say so. The waitress couldn't have been more accomodating. Also, perhaps because it was daytime, the clientle appeared to be all Asian. We ate like Ugly Americans, took leftovers home, and the whole shebang, including wine, was around $70 bucks before tip. We were never hurried. It was a delicious experience. I've since returned, and never had a meal I didn't like. All I can say is if you show up with a huge party one hour before closing you're pretty inconsiderate. If you show up expecting great Thai food, are willing to read the bookish menu, ask questions, you'll have a great dining experience. Pros: Food, food, food Cons: No parking, tough to find if you're not from Queens more

I was there this weekend with my family. There were 10 of us. I respect their on time policy, and everyone got there by 9pm as per our reservation. First of all we were stuffed into a booth, good enough for only about 7 or 8 people. The service was horrible - it took about 15mins before ANYONE even came over to our table for drink orders, to which we took the opportunity to order dinner as well. The wait service was very rude. Cons: Terrible service... more

I was there this weekend with my family. There were 10 of us. I respect their on time policy, and everyone got there by 9pm as per our reservation. First of all we were stuffed into a booth, good enough for only about 7 or 8 people. The service was horrible - it took about 15mins before ANYONE even came over to our table for drink orders, to which we took the opportunity to order dinner as well. The wait service was very rude. \r There were three duck dishes, all of them mostly skin. My sister ordered a noodle dish, that tasted spoiled. There were several other things we ordered, like simple rice, that they didn't have, which we didn't find out about until dinner was all served and we asked for it. By the way there was at least 5-mins in between where every order was brought out. To top it off the dishes that they had no more of, were on the bill - the audacity of these people. There were bottles of Mondavi on the counter, but when we tried to order a glass, they said there was no more. Pad Thai noodles, which seem like the simplest order was far from good. Anyway, least to say I DO NOT RECOMMEND... Cons: Terrible service... more

I was there this weekend with my family. There were 10 of us. I respect their on time policy, and everyone got there by 9pm as per our reservation. First of all we were stuffed into a booth, good enough for only about 7 or 8 people. The service was horrible - it took about 15mins before ANYONE even came over to our table for drink orders, to which we took the opportunity to order dinner as well. The wait service was very rude. \r There were three duck dishes, all of them mostly skin. My sister ordered a noodle dish, that tasted spoiled. There were several other things we ordered, like simple rice, that they didn't have, which we didn't find out about until dinner was all served and we asked for it. By the way there was at least 5-mins in between where every order was brought out. To top it off the dishes that they had no more of, were on the bill - the audacity of these people. There were bottles of Mondavi on the counter, but when we tried to order a glass, they said there was no more. Pad Thai noodles, which seem like the simplest order was far from good. Anyway, least to say I DO NOT RECOMMEND... Cons: Terrible service... more

This is place is just for food- not for ambience, a beautiful dining experience or relaxation. The waiters will keep you constantly alert - orders get messed up, no attention is paid to the table at all, some dishes take unusually long and come when everyone else is already having desert. I'm not sure the food makes up for that but it certainly distracts you while an order or two are being redone. Everything is very good, some things simply delicious. The thai iced coffee with condensed milk is the best I've tried. Coconut chicken soup is done perfectly- the right amount of sourness, rich sweetness and spice make it a meal in itself. Seafood is fresh, drinks are wonderful. I would definitely recommend trying this place out at least once and deciding for yourself if bad service vs. great food is a fair deal. Pros: great thai, inexpensive Cons: bad service, no ambience, crowded more

This is place is just for food- not for ambience, a beautiful dining experience or relaxation. The waiters will keep you constantly alert - orders get messed up, no attention is paid to the table at all, some dishes take unusually long and come when everyone else is already having desert. I'm not sure the food makes up for that but it certainly distracts you while an order or two are being redone. Everything is very good, some things simply delicious. The thai iced coffee with condensed milk is the best I've tried. Coconut chicken soup is done perfectly- the right amount of sourness, rich sweetness and spice make it a meal in itself. Seafood is fresh, drinks are wonderful. I would definitely recommend trying this place out at least once and deciding for yourself if bad service vs. great food is a fair deal. Pros: great thai, inexpensive Cons: bad service, no ambience, crowded more

This is place is just for food- not for ambience, a beautiful dining experience or relaxation. The waiters will keep you constantly alert - orders get messed up, no attention is paid to the table at all, some dishes take unusually long and come when everyone else is already having desert. I'm not sure the food makes up for that but it certainly distracts you while an order or two are being redone. Everything is very good, some things simply delicious. The thai iced coffee with condensed milk is the best I've tried. Coconut chicken soup is done perfectly- the right amount of sourness, rich sweetness and spice make it a meal in itself. Seafood is fresh, drinks are wonderful. I would definitely recommend trying this place out at least once and deciding for yourself if bad service vs. great food is a fair deal. Pros: great thai, inexpensive Cons: bad service, no ambience, crowded more

We saw our waitress twice the whole night. She didn't speak english, didn't apologize for our extended wait to eat, and pretended not to see us when we signaled her from across the room. Our water glasses were actually refilled until some of our meal finally showed up at which point we never were offered another drop (or anything else for that matter). The first food to arrive took over an hour to make it from the kitchen to our table. And this was with a half empty restaurant. Even the curry and rice took an hour to arrive from the kitchen, go figure. Pros: Good food Cons: Abysmal service, Replaced byob more

We saw our waitress twice the whole night. She didn't speak english, didn't apologize for our extended wait to eat, and pretended not to see us when we signaled her from across the room. Our water glasses were actually refilled until some of our meal finally showed up at which point we never were offered another drop (or anything else for that matter). The first food to arrive took over an hour to make it from the kitchen to our table. And this was with a half empty restaurant. Even the curry and rice took an hour to arrive from the kitchen, go figure. \r \r But maybe they brought the whole meal at once and that's why it took so long? Not at all... half our meal didn't arrive for another 30 minutes after the curry (that's an hour an a half total). \r \r All the Thai families around us, even those seated well after us, received their food long before us. As every review has stated already, the food here is top notch. However, the service is atrocious and after last night's debacle I'll be sticking to take out. Pros: Good food Cons: Abysmal service, Replaced byob more

We saw our waitress twice the whole night. She didn't speak english, didn't apologize for our extended wait to eat, and pretended not to see us when we signaled her from across the room. Our water glasses were actually refilled until some of our meal finally showed up at which point we never were offered another drop (or anything else for that matter). The first food to arrive took over an hour to make it from the kitchen to our table. And this was with a half empty restaurant. Even the curry and rice took an hour to arrive from the kitchen, go figure. \r \r But maybe they brought the whole meal at once and that's why it took so long? Not at all... half our meal didn't arrive for another 30 minutes after the curry (that's an hour an a half total). \r \r All the Thai families around us, even those seated well after us, received their food long before us. As every review has stated already, the food here is top notch. However, the service is atrocious and after last night's debacle I'll be sticking to take out. Pros: Good food Cons: Abysmal service, Replaced byob more

This is hands down the best Thai food I have had in NY and well worth the trip to Woodside. We ordered a variety of dishes for a group and everything was delicious and the perfect degree of spicy (i would recommend that those who like spice but have never experience 'Thai spicy' start with 'medium spicy'). The mango salad with squid, chicken and shrimp was refreshing and absolutely delicious. Great drunken noodles and curry dishes, delicious hot soups and absolutely attentive and friendly service. And, best of all, is very inexpensive. For summer days, there is a great outdoor garden area. \r \r Definitely take the trip to Woodside if you really want authentic and inexpensive Thai food. Pros: Authentic and delicious food, inexpensive, great service Cons: Far away more

This is hands down the best Thai food I have had in NY and well worth the trip to Woodside. We ordered a variety of dishes for a group and everything was delicious and the perfect degree of spicy (i would recommend that those who like spice but have never experience 'Thai spicy' start with 'medium spicy'). The mango salad with squid, chicken and shrimp was refreshing and absolutely delicious. Great drunken noodles and curry dishes, delicious hot soups and absolutely attentive and friendly service. And, best of all, is very inexpensive. For summer days, there is a great outdoor garden area. \r \r Definitely take the trip to Woodside if you really want authentic and inexpensive Thai food. Pros: Authentic and delicious food, inexpensive, great service Cons: Far away more

This is hands down the best Thai food I have had in NY and well worth the trip to Woodside. We ordered a variety of dishes for a group and everything was delicious and the perfect degree of spicy (i would recommend that those who like spice but have never experience 'Thai spicy' start with 'medium spicy'). The mango salad with squid, chicken and shrimp was refreshing and absolutely delicious. Great drunken noodles and curry dishes, delicious hot soups and absolutely attentive and friendly service. And, best of all, is very inexpensive. For summer days, there is a great outdoor garden area. Pros: Authentic and delicious food, inexpensive, great service Cons: Far away more

I would think so, anyway. And you can order enough to take home plenty, without breaking the bank! Their seafood is fresh-- have their fried soft-shell crab, or their whole fish with red chiles and basil. I'm fond of the green curry with duck, but all curries are quite good. You can also ask to modify the spice level of your food-- and if you ask for it to be really spicy, well, be prepared! On warm nights, eat in the now fixed-up space in the back. No longer BYOB-- the place has had its liquor license for several months now. They offer an average-at-best selection of wine (with an expected focus on whites) and a few different beers. Pros: Inexpensive, Authentic, Spicy food Cons: Neighborhood, Cash only more