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My favorite of the Elmhurst/Woodside Thai restaurants. One of only two spots in NYC to find miang kana, so order that. Also, the crispy catfish salad is best in class.
Sue LeeMarch 12, 2015The miang kana + chinese broccoli with fried pork are must gets. Be prepared for your lips to be on fire if you order their fried fish with spicy shrimp paste.
Mary LiSeptember 30, 2016The curry has a lot of coconut cream so its pretty sweet. I love it but my husband is not a fan. It's open pretty late so I always enjoyed a late snack there.
Ababil AnwarMarch 17, 2016This was my second visit since my fist my here was very pleasant. Pad Thai and Tom yum was moderately good but the Red Chicken Curry very disappointing.
- Ababil AnwarMarch 17, 2016It's my first visit food was very tasty and cheap. Tom yum soup and Basil Beef w/ rice just for $16. Good portions.
Serious EatsJanuary 29, 2014Noodles at Ploy Thai come in thick, triangularly-cut sections that taste fresh and "rice-y," with more heat than sweetness.
Tim VetterSeptember 17, 2011Signature appetizer is miang kana, a stack of teardrop-shaped Thai broccoli leaves served beside a crunchy, chewy, and altogether invigorating dice of raw ginger, chiles, peanuts, onion, lime, pork
Real Cheap EatsNovember 14, 2011"Miang kana bundles together fresh ginger, red onion, roasted peanuts, toasted coconut, dried shredded pork, fish sauce, palm sugar and lime juice with betel or Chinese broccoli leaves" ($9.95). Read more
Jocelyn LeavittAugust 8, 2011Order the nam kao tod salad special. Not on the menu but delicious: pork sausage and big rice croutons, quite spicy.
Time Out New YorkOctober 5, 2011Scoop up the colorful Miang Kana salad with Chinese broccoli leaves here. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more
- Tim VetterSeptember 17, 2011NYMag likes the pad kee mao noodles, and the chicken larb, "which doesn't stint on chile heat or fish-sauce funk".
They actually have a fairly descent bathroom back in the kitchen. And if ur an emplyee, u must wash hands after. Doesnt say anything abt customers tho.
- Family owned Thai Restaurant, which means it tastes like your family cooked it. Read more
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