Sup Thai Kitchen

Sup Thai is such a solid spot for authentic Thai food in NYC. The flavors are bold and well-balanced — you can really taste the herbs, spices, and that proper Thai heat (you can tell they don’t hold back). The dishes came out fresh and hot, portions were generous, and everything felt thoughtfully cooked rather than rushed. The vibe is casual and welcoming, perfect for both a quick meal or a relaxed dinner. Service was friendly and efficient, and they were happy to adjust spice levels. Definitely a place I’d come back to when I’m craving real Thai flavors. Highly recommend giving it a try!

Thoroughly enjoyed the lunch special here today. I love that their eggplant dish did not use fish sauce… we had salmon and noodles with curry puff. Everything came out in a timely manner. The servers are so kind and accommodating— their service is stellar! We will definitely come back soon.

Some of my favorite Thai food experiences in NYC have been in Queens, especially in places that don’t look flashy but focus on doing things right. This restaurant is a perfect example of that kind of hidden gem. If you’re craving authentic Thai street food, this spot is absolutely worth a visit. The menu feels thoughtful, and you can tell the flavors are rooted in tradition rather than being overly Americanized. One dish that really stood out to me was the deep-fried chive cakes. I had never tried them before, and they instantly became a favorite. Crispy on the outside, soft and savory inside, and even better when dipped into the sauce — a simple but memorable appetizer. Everything else we ordered was well executed, full of flavor, and very comforting. Another big plus is the pricing — it’s very reasonable, especially compared to many Thai restaurants in the city that charge much more for similar dishes. Overall, this is a cozy, down-to-earth place with great food and great value. I’d happily come back again to explore more dishes on the menu.

I think some of the best Thai restaurants are in Queens and they are often tucked away in quieter neighborhoods. I really believe that this place is a great example. If you’re looking for authentic Thai street food, this spot is worth trying. The “Sup” in Sup Thai means treasury, and the idea is that you’ll find a treasure of flavors here. One standout for me was the deep-fried chive cakes. I had never tried them before and they were an excellent appetizer. They are crispy on the outside, savory, and very satisfying after being dipped in the sauce. Everything else we ordered was well prepared and flavorful. I also appreciated that the prices are very reasonable, especially compared to many other Thai restaurants in the city. I recommend this place if you are looking for a charming, budget-friendly place, and I’d definitely come back to search for more treasures here!

A super cozy spot with great vibes and delicious Thai dishes. The menu has a lot of variety, and we really enjoyed everything we tried. It does get crowded later in the evening, so I’d suggest making a reservation. Would happily return!