I never really been a fan of Thai food unless it's the satay. My friends and I decided to try it last saturday. \r
I'll give it props for being one of the more authentic Thai cuisines but I don't think it's the best out there. Their prices are relatively high for a place in Woodside, Queens (You'd think you're eating in the east village). If you want better food, go to Bangkok House on 46th St./ Restaurant Row or Spice near NYU. Their meals were much better and reasonably priced. \r
I ordered their drunk noodles w. chicken. The portion was puny for an entree, chicken was crumbly like ground pork particles, and they burned the chilis and noodles. I had a Longan drink but the longan looked old and tasted funny. The Thai Iced Tea was warm even with ice in it. Both drinks probably came right out of the can and unrefrigerated!\r
My friends also had tiny portions and were not satisfied by the food. I did like their chicken satay but it wasn't the best satay and not worth the price. \r
They were slow with some of the orders and got my friend's order totally wrong. Only the young lady pouring us water seemed pleasant.\r
Definitely not impressed by the food and service but there were a lot of people there having dinner. \r
Try it for yourself but I would've been happier eating at Pizza Boy II, New China III, Stop Inn Diner, Subway's or even McDonald's, which are MUCH better places in the neighborhood.
Pros: They had a TV and lots of people during dinner to suffer the same fate
Cons: Terrible small-portioned food, bad service, Not worth the price and not worth going back
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