Love Thai food and you've decided to try New York City, then this selection of restaurants is for you. Here is a list of restaurants that are worth a visit: Bangkok Center Grocery Visit Columbus Park, then check out this bar. Bangkok Center Grocery is always offering Thai cuisine. It is worth stopping by this place to try deliciously prepared chili, soup, and pad thai. If you believe the guests, the tea here is good. Many customers point out that the staff in this institution is professional. According to the reviews of visitors, the service here is pleasant. According to...

Thai cuisine is the cuisine of the people of Thailand. Initially, the rather simple dishes of Thai cuisine were attacked by Chinese, Japanese and European colonizers' cuisines. We continue with a selection of Thai restaurants in New York City. Thai Cottage This restaurant features Malaysian and Thai cuisine. Be sure to order a good Thai-style chicken, papaya salad, and fried wontons here. Thai Nara offers good lemonade, Thai iced tea or tea. Many customers use the takeaway service. According to customer reviews, the staff here is helpful. Many guests like the cozy atmosphere. Chongkho Discover Thai cuisine at this restaurant....

Just a few years ago, immigrants from Thailand and Thai food lovers had only one option: go to Queens for lunch. Today, Elmhurst's Thai Town remains the center of Thai cuisine in the Big Apple. However, the restaurant is not alone, there has been a boom in Thai restaurants and cafes in New York City in the last decade. And now another institution has opened in Brooklyn. It's a restaurant with the fancy name Mondayoff by Plant Love House in Kensington. But it's not exactly a new institution for New York City. Previously, this restaurant, or rather its predecessor, Plant...

If you say Thailand is in Manhattan's bohemian Chelsea neighborhood, you're likely to get a laugh. But that's assuming the conversation takes place in a circle of people unfamiliar with Thai cuisine. And Royal Siam 1A is on 8th Avenue. The diminutive affectionate suffix "chik" confirms that the size of the place is small, and it is cozy and quiet. This place is hardly suitable for a dinner-party or a family celebration but it is right to come here in the afternoon or in the evening to taste delights of Thai gastronomy. Of course, in the menu there are only...