Somtum Der - Avis

simply one of the best and most authentic Thai restaurants in nyc. step into them will be hit hard by an unapologetic wave of fishing south-east Asian. the deco...

eating was great! only a little salty but be careful that they calculate them with 20% tips without I will visit again for eating safely, but 20% mandatory tips...

Was hoping the fried chicken would be a bit bigger but really liked it. DIdn't love the dipping sauce or sticky rice.

Ok prices, good taste, smaller than average portions. Tried one of the noodle dishes, cant remember which but once of the broad noodle ones, maybe the pad see e...

I saw many good reviews so I decided to try but not as good as I expected. Food were pretty salty and another thing that bothered me was the reminder to pay tip...

Simply one of the best and most authentic Thai restaurants in NYC. Stepping in you’ll be hit hard by an unapologetic wave of fishy south East Asian smells. The...

Really unique take on Thai food. The food was delicious with medium size portions. Be warned this place plays it fast and loose with the spice. We ordered it me...

Easily the BEST Thai restaurant in all of NYC. I’ve been twice in one week and I was blown away by the quality and taste of the dishes here. The biggest differe...

Delicious som tum but I wished they smashed the papaya a little bit more so flavor would soak in the papaya rather. Their shave ice is more like blended ice, a...

Average thai in the East Village. Good deals for lunch: main dish beverage $12. We got 2 pad thai, one with shrimps and the other one vegetarian. Spicy and tast...

This Thai restaurant in the Northeast offers unique dishes that are not typically found in traditional Thai restaurants. Many of the dishes were quite spicy, su...

I was looking forward to visiting this restaurant, but it didn't quite meet my expectations. The staff were friendly, and the food was decent overall, but it wa...

10/10 would eat at this restaurant again and again. I must say that I am a fan of acidic and spicy foods. I enjoy bold flavors. I prefer dishes with lots of sha...

Esaan (Northeastern) style Thai food with flavor just like Thailand. Many Som Tum style to choose. We visited from Maine where there aren?t that many authentic...

Simply one of the best and most authentic Thai restaurants in NYC. Stepping in you?ll be hit hard by an unapologetic wave of fishy south East Asian smells. The...

The best Thai palace in NYC. Wish there was one in midtown.

The papaya salad with raw crab and fish paste is a winner (Tum Ploo , Plara). Definitely try this type of crab if you haven't had the sweet rice field variety b...

One of the only places in NYC that serves chilled young papaya salad with raw crab and shrimp paste. Tum Ploo Plara on their menu. The other place is Wondee Sia...

The Larb Moo portion was ridiculously small, very tasty though

Pad thai was pretty bad.. spicy without any other distinct taste. Maybe it just didn't carry well?