Pure Thai Cookhouse
Thai Restaurant$$$$
Hell's Kitchen, New York
The folks at Time Out New York and Serious Eats like this place. Would you agree?
"The Ratchaburi Crab & Pork Dry Noodles are to die for."(35 Tips)"Get the pad thai, the curry puffs, the steamed buns, get everything."(21 Tips)
"Sukhothai Pork Noodle Soup is super authentically delicious!!"(19 Tips)
"The steamed vegetable dumplings are the best appetizer on the menu!"(17 Tips)
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Scott FriedbergDecember 18, 2013Go with the dumplings appetizer and take a break from pad thai with the Ratchaburi Crab & Pork Dry Noodle.
Thomas PajorJuly 29, 2015I had the Wok Cashew Nuts with Shrimp. It was a delicious meal. Service is very quick.
Mike JJune 17, 2017Pad see ew was excellent, much spicier than expected, and vegetable dumplings were very tasty.
Todd FerraraApril 12, 2014This Thai food is a cut above the regular stuff, maybe two cuts. The crackins are over rated in my opinion but all the food I had was well prepared. Even the condiments provided looked house made.
Sharon TsaoAugust 5, 2016high quality thai food -- i love the duck noodle -- a little pricey for thai food though.
Juyeon LeeMay 7, 2011Btw, did I mention that this is my new go-to Thai place? So good! But can get really crowded at times, especially since the place is small - not good for big gatherings.
Alex MJanuary 3, 2014Ratchaburi crab and pork dry noodles, curry chicken puffs, and steamed vegetable dumplings are definite must trys- Ridiculous! Could be my new favorite Thai spot. Spicy Beef almost gave me a heart attack (which is a good thing)
- GayngoodJuly 31, 2019The Ratchaburi Crab & Pork Dry Noodles are to die for. So is the expected wait time though.
Honghui YuJuly 27, 2015Delicious Thai food at reasonable prices... Which unfortunately makes for long lines at peak hours
VettazouApril 28, 2013Apart from the amazing home made thai food, the thai pop music in the background makes the place unique!
TiffanyNovember 19, 2015Authentic Thai street-style soup noodles! Get the spicy if you can take the heat.
Joshua NewmanJuly 10, 2016An authentic and unique Thai option that stands out in a row of undifferentiated spots.
Melanie AshJanuary 6, 2016The chicken curry puff appetizers were delicious. Same with the ginger calamari stir fry.
- John ShrimpMarch 17, 2018As opposed to your more futuristic Thai joints, this 35-seater from David and Vanida Bank of Recipe and Land Thai Kitchen, is meant to evoke Thailand's homier canteens.
Laura MerlinOctober 7, 2017Amazing!!!!! If you like Thai food, go there.. and if you don't, go there, you'll change your mind!
The real delicious deal. Addicted to papaya salad, chicken curry puffs and the duck noodle soup.
Jon ChuSeptember 1, 2015Great Thai food. Long waits on weekends but good alternative on west side (nyc)
Liza SohnJuly 27, 2013Pad kee Mao with calamari is filling, flavorful and bok choy adds some nutritious greens.
- Best authentic Thai restaurant ever! Seafood Krabi noodle soup is my favorite.
- Krabi seafood flat noodles $13! My favvvv med spice was spicyyy imo
All their dry noodles are delicious. Don’t get them in most restaurants.
Jack HarrisonSeptember 22, 2014The crispy tofu starter is cheap & ace, but there's enough for two to share.
New York HabitatNovember 21, 2011Cheap Thai in Hell's Kitchen. Go for the ratchaburi crab and pork dry noodle and if you want it spicy just ask!
Ratchaburi crab and pork dry noodles are the best! Get them almost every time.
Stephen WeberJune 21, 2013The Steamed Fresh Roll is amazing. Slightly sweet. Good as both a snack and dessert.
Everything was good but the ratchaburi dry noodles and mango sticky rice are amazing
- Chris CaloDecember 3, 2011Come for the friendly waitresses, atrocious music, and delicious food. The rare turmeric beef dish is wonderfully spicy.
Love the spicy beef salad starter. Don't wimp out and make it mild — go for the gusto. And the specials are indeed special.
Lane RettigMarch 17, 2013Friendly service, good prices, amazing food! Awesome Thai music and old movie posters too.
Bop to the weird tunes and order anything with egg noodles. Vegetable dumplings also a must.
George RodriguezMay 3, 2017Can't miss...try the seafood soup, spicy yet lots of flavors to explore...
Hao ChangSeptember 15, 2013Best Thai if you are into authentic food and not going to compromise on flavor. Nowhere else even compare.
- Juyeon LeeMay 31, 2012Please do yourself a favor and don't get the pork crackling... The beef with chili is excellent but very spicy!
Kate KSeptember 14, 2016Fried rice is the only vegetarian dish on the menu, and even then you have to leave out the shrimp.
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- Mon–Thu
- Noon–10:30 PM
- Fri
- Noon–11:30 PM
- Sat
- Noon–11:00 PM
- Sun
- Noon–10:00 PM
(212) 581-0999
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Credit Cards
Yes (incl. American Express & MasterCard)
Outdoor Seating
No
Music
Yes
Dining Options
Take-out, Delivery
Restroom
Yes
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Brunch, Lunch, Dinner
Drinks
Beer, Wine, BYO
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