Am Thai Bistro

Food is great! They need to work on their reservation policy. I hope next time I don’t have to wait 37 minutes just to get the table.

I went to Am Thai tonight and tried their new cocktail ’ Drama Queen’ you should try this it’s really yummy and the food was great and indefinitely will come back.

Really great thai food with excellent and attentive service!
I’ve walked by the restaurant plenty of times and always see it is crowded. Finally decided to give it a try for dinner and really enjoyed the food.
We ordered two appetizers, fried calamari which came with a delicious dipping sauce, and the Jeep Thai fried dumplings which while tasty would not get again simply because the portion is too small for two people. As main courses I ordered the drunken noodles with shrimp, very delicious and spicy, which I like. However, I will say that if you do not like spicy dishes then perhaps do not order this. My partner ordered the yellow massaman curry and enjoyed it as well. I appreciate the presentation of dishes and that they dust plates with Thai red pepper powder, spicy and good!
Their cocktails are also delicious! I see myself coming here on a regular basis.

Am Thai Bistro is certainly a Soho-​chic restaurant with Brooklyn prices, which is great for diners who want a wonderful meal on a budget. The place is decorated so nicely with gold accent décor and fresh flowers on every table. The restaurant is pretty small, but coming in on Sunday afternoon, it wasn’t crowded at all.
The shrimp pad thai is pretty good — plus it probably has the best plating I’ve seen at a Thai restaurant in a while. There was a good amount of shrimp in there. I believe it was 8.50 + 1.50 if you opt for shrimp. Plus, I really liked their Thai iced tea’s — usually it’s pre-​mixed, but this one had the tea on the bottom and cream on top, which allowed you to swirl it yourself.
Service was also top notch and food came out fast. Love this place — I can see why people love them on Unilocal and why they have so many Zagat ratings!

SUPER delicious, SUPER fatning, not that expensive with many vegetarian options. I usually order the pad thai, triangle samosas, drunken noodle yum!

I use to be the Duke here. Nuff said. {*_*}

This is definitely good thai delivery — not just good for the neighborhood. And it’s one of the rare places where the food is spicy and not sweet. Make sure you can handle it if you ask for extra spicy, they’re not messing around.
Thai salad with peanut sauce was great — good variety of vegetables and excellent peanut sauce. The green curry is very good, the vegetables in it are cooked well, so that you can really taste each one. The lunch special comes with salad and spring roll, a perfect little meal.
Drunken noodles are spicy and delicious, I love them with the crispy tofu. And the Tom Kha is really great. More sour than sweet, and really vibrant.
Delivery is fast and easy. Check it out!

The food here is really good! The pineapple fried rich and chicken pad thai are so good. Also try there homemade lemonade. If your looking for legit thai food check this place out. It gets really busy sometimes and the staff are pushy for tips and will question you if they believe u didn’t leave them a good enough tip so I took off a star for that!

Hate to say this, I’ve ordered here many times and the food is decent, but last time I ordered in there was glass in my food. Very disappointing. Now searching for another Thai spot in the area.

Tiny restaurant in a convenient location. It’s always crowded because the food and service are excellent. Somehow they manage to move the tables around like Tetris and JUST make room for you but it’s JUST enough room. I would avoid this place when it’s crowded because you’re looking at a close to 1 hour wait for food. Delivery is much much faster and the reason why I like this place so much. Online ordering is an absolute hassle though. After you order online, you have to call the business again during the actual exchange of food and give them all of your credit card information. What’s the point? There’s no excuse for not having an online order/​pay system.

What a surprise! The food packs a flavor punch! $ 8 lunch special sends sensational Flavors to your table at this small neighborhoody joint. You start with a fresh fried garden Spring roll & simple iceberg, with carrots and homemade dressing. I went with shrimp himmaplan which was a slightly spicy cashew sauce with crunchy veg action and some jasmine rive on the side. Simply delicious.

This is my go to spot when I’m in Brooklyn for Thai food! It is flavorful and affordable! I have had several of their dishes from pad Thai noodles to chili basil dishes! Everything is good! I definitely recommend the chili basil snapper. My mouth waters thinking about it! So the negatives this place is small very tiny and you can feel it because the seat in is tight! That is my biggest critique. The staff is friendly and very personable and I would strongly recommend giving them a chance!

Decent for quick delivery. I like that they have an updated system so when I call for take out all my info is linked to my phone number. It’s a little pricey for the quality of the food. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t the best.

Came here on a Saturday night. I was concerned about the wait since I know it is a small place but we were able to be seated right away. The restaurant looks very nice. We ordered the duck roll for an appetizer which was very good. Also drinks, a mango colada and a lichee mojito. I’m always weary about ordering cocktails in Asian restaurants because they aren’t usually very good. They either very weak, not blended correctly or they don’t use liquor but sake instead. But, to my surprise the drinks were so good! I was shocked. They tasted great, had the right about of liquor, mixed well and presented nicely. Our food was also good. I got the Drunken Noodle. All the food was good and prepared fairly quickly. Everything we ordered came out to about $ 40. We were happy customers. I’ll be back.

5 stars for ambience
Ordered the red curry with chicken. 5 stars. It was yummy. Spicy like i asked for. Could taste every element. The veggies in it were surely fresh.
Ordered the chicken pad gra tiem. That was delicious too. Definitely 5 stars for that
Also had the tom kha soup which cured my cold. It was just amazing.
The service was fab. The server also gave me a free rice when i needed more.
This is one of the best thai meals ive had probably ever !!
After eating 2 entrees and a soup at dinner time my bill was only 26 $. What ! That is epic. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants to try authentic thai !!

This is a very cute little Thai restaurant in this area. Gets pack quickly on the weekends even if you go for an early dinner. I had the Thai ice tea ($ 2.50), samoza triangles ($ 4), and shrimp pad thai ($ 10).
The Thai ice tea has a strong Thai tea flavor with a good amount of sweetness. A must order at any Thai restaurant. It complements well with the flavorful Thai dishes.
The samoza triangles are basically a fried triangular shape appetizer stuffed with veggies, corn, potato, onion and curry powder served with cucumber in vinegar sauce. It was pretty good, even though you don’t really taste the curry.
The pad thai is a popular thai noodle dish that’s stir fried with bean sprout, scallion, crushed peanut, and egg in pad thai sauce. Some Thai restaurants usually add in bean curd, but this place doesn’t. Boo… The noodle was soaked in pad thai sauce, so I didn’t enjoy it much due to way too much sauce.

I went there on a Friday night the place is small Don’t let those pics fool you.
I don’t really care for small space because I feel like everyone is in my plate but anyway.
the décor is nice, clean and easy. The staff was extremely helpful, they tell you about the drinks, give their opinion (its almost if they tried everything on the menu)
For appetizer try the shrimp wrap and the curry dumpling
the food was what to expect for Thai food however their portion are so big that you can share a meal. Try the volcano chicken it was delicious.

I came here because one of my friends came here before. This place is quite small, seats about 25, and is just off Ocean Parkway, in a semi-​residential neighborhood. It has a romantic feel in the restaurant with candles at night.
I had:
Thai ice tea — it’s not too sweet but a little watered down.
Vegetable samosa — the skin was very crispy but a little too thick, the filling had a lot of vegetables but I couldn’t taste the flavor inside.
Tofu pad thai — this was really good, it had lots of different kinds of vegetables with tofu, the sauce was just right, not too salty and flavorful.
Tried my friend’s shrimp pad thai — this was very salty, so there is inconsistency between the different pad thai, I think the chef poured a little too much thai sauce.
Prices are average, not too expensive.

There are a lot of factors that make up the dining experience. This little place in that area of Brooklyn has me pleasantly surprised in exceeding all my expectations of those factors. Customer service? A++++ for them. Everyone here is so nice and smiley. Any questions are answered kindly, no matter how many you have.
Food? Amazing. Our waitress recommended us a few dishes, so we ended up ordering curry puffs, crispy duck rolls, laab, and I had a Pad Gra Pow for myself. Curry puffs were huge, fluffy, yet had a satisfying buttery light crisp. It wasn’t spicy at all, and it’s vegetarian (waitress told me they changed the recipe but haven’t updated the menu). Laab was decently spicy according to my friends (we all have a medium to high tolerance for spicy foods). One of them said that the crispy duck was better than the Peking duck at Chinese restaurants… now I know that’s saying something!
I requested the Pad Gra Pow to be extra spicy and to be made with tofu and veggies. It was barely a medium, but either because the vegetables let out a lot of water in the cooking process… or because the chef didn’t think I could handle the hotness (ha!). Regardless, it was very yummy and I would probably order it again, even if it wasn’t spicy. The light basil broth-​like sauce lent so much flavor to the dish.
We were all stuffed after eating our entrees because the portions are pretty decent, as they are in most Thai restaurants.
My first experience here has been a great one, and I hope this will be consistent every time I go hereon after. I will update this review if it isn’t consistent (sadface) or if I try something new on the menu that’s epic-​ly amazing.

I’ve been here a couple of times. Their panang curry is made well. It’s flavorful but a very mild heat. The shrimp was fresh.
This trip I had the Delightful Crab Meat Fried Rice and the name fits. It’s made with imitation crab (a bonus for those with shellfish allergies) and fried with egg and traditional Thai spices and vegetables. Served fresh and hot, I couldn’t eat it fast enough.