Kor Tor Mor

The first time we ordered, our food was delivered well under the estimated time, it was warm and delish! Would definitely order from them again.

My coworkers and our «try every Thai place in the area» continued today, as we walked all the way over to Kor Tor Mor. I almost always get pad ka prao as my go-​to Thai lunch dish. It’s a mainstay in Thai cooking, has some heat, and has a buttload of basil.
But not today. Today, I got drunken noodles (with chicken). For an $ 8 lunch special, you get quite a bit! We also got a choice of appetizer – I got tom yum – and a Thai salad.
The salad was interesting… I think they just put satay sauce on top. The tom yum was awesome, and was easily the best item of the day. Subtle heat, strong galangal and lemongrass flavoring… delicious! Drunken noodles came in a sizable portion and were pretty good. Not overly-​greasy, not too much heat (but plenty of peppers)…although it was a lot of noodles.
Next time, I’m trying pad ka prao. I thought service was sort of slow and they didn’t have any of the typical Thai condiments, which was a shocker. Other than that, definitely another solid choice for the area!

Worst meal I’ve had in a long time. Appetizers had clearly been pre-​cooked and frozen, and then heated up in the microwave. Dumplings were still cold when served to us (needed another minute in the microwave, I guess) and the beef appetizer was absolutely inedible. We considered walking out before the entrees came… in retrospect, probably should have, those were almost as bad.
I’m giving it two stars only because the staff was great and the décor inside is very nice. Otherwise, the food is an absolute disaster.
I have no idea where all of the good reviews came from, those can’t possibly be real. I don’t think I’ve ever taken the time to write a negative review before, but this place seriously should be avoided at all costs.

Delicious, fairly priced and very fresh ingredients… and 100% vegan dishes on the menu!
Their Tom Yum soup is rich, but not too rich, and a bowl for $ 5 is enough for an appetizer soup for two. The Pad Thai noodles are cooked just right, and the flavor is subtle but also just right. The Pad Prik Mock Duck was also rich but not too rich… almost like a Thai Ragout. Oh and the Sangrias are also quite tasty.
Most everything is «soft» flavored, but so delicious, and the prices are really not unreasonable at all.
Not the most amazingest Thai food I’ve had ever, but really very very delicous, and also very very friendly staff.

Very delicious delivery! They really care about service and presentation. I got the shrimp and pineapple fried rice. It was most, flavorful, and the shrimp were large. It was only $ 1 to upgrade with shrimp! Wow! Will be our go-​to delivery place.

Wow, great Thai delivery.
I didn’t really like Hop Hap, a previous incarnation in the same spot, but new owners and a new name and– bam!– transformation. Delivery came quickly, in maybe twenty minutes.
Everything was tasty: Thai iced tea, tom yum soup, curry puffs, and drunken noodles. The tom yum soup with shrimp was spicy and flavorful. The drunken noodles with tofu was also spicy, with a good amount of assorted veggies. The leftovers held up well the next day.
Definitely recommend!

Update: They have a C rating
Their lunch special is a decent deal but my go-​to noodle dishes were kind of dry and lacking flavor. Green curry was sweet and just overall typical Americanized Thai. Nice ambience to dine in, just ok food.

The best Thai food! Very authentic and a family run restaurant to boot! Happy to support them and very happy to get to enjoy authentic Thai style cooking for such reasonable prices!!! Favorite Thai place in the city!

Very quick delivery. The app told me it’d take 45 minutes or more, but it took 20 minutes. I ordered the lunch special pad thai with shrimp and spring rolls on the side, fried rice thingy, and thai iced tea. Apologies for me forgetting the name of the menu. Everything was seasoned very well, the seafood was well done, and the thai iced tea – best I’ve ever had from any thai restaurants. Reasonably portioned. The delivery came in very good condition (no leakage, no greasy anything, even with the tiny sweet sauce for a couple of spring rolls).

This thai place used to be hophap but the owner changed and now it’s Kor Tor Mor. I found out about this place because my husband used to bring me home to-​go pad thai from hophap.
Usually when the owner changes, the quality of food drops. But NOT this place baby! IT GOT BETTER! They haven’t changed their prices either. Where can you find delicious shrimp pad thai for under $ 15 in Manhattan? They are working so hard to improve the place and we always notice little changes every time we go. My husband and I looove this place.
Whenever we can’t think of anything to eat or don’t want to wait in line, we go here to eat Thai food. So we go like once a week or two. I get serious shrimp pad thai cravings from here. Such a fatty, sigh.
Noodles are never overcooked, girls are always working hard in service, and there’s never a wait, since it’s mostly a to-​go place. They do have about 20+ seats and are always more than half filled, full when it’s a friday night. Ambience is dark, kind of romantic but more on a casual friendly side, cute more than pretty.
You got to try the pad thai or chicken with yellow rice. It’s delish. I will update more if I ever decide to try something else…

So I was in the mood For some Thai food — I figured I’d give this place a shot since it is new .i liked everything except for the sticky rice which isn’t a dealbreaker but when you look for Thai food you kind of expect the sticky rice. The sticky rice was like a gummy bear in texture it was horrible can’t break it up or cut it or even chew it I’m not new to Thai food so that’s that

Really really good Thai food.
Their drinks can stand to be stronger or stick with wine/​sake.
I see a lot of groups go there. The wait staff is attentive and knowledgable.

Very good! Tried this place the other day. Great service, nice atmosphere and very tasty food!

I rarely go to Thai restaurants and when I do I hope they are extraordinary. My bf does not like spicy food so we tend to avoid them unless we are in Queens which has the better Thai places. Unfortunately, this one was not extraordinary. We decided to have a quick Sunday brunch when they opened and we were the first customers. Our food seemed a little slow in coming out especially since we were the only ones in restaurant at the time. The Thai coffee that my bf had seemed passable. The ubiquitous spring rolls at first seemed good but the filling was just cabbage and tasted a little sour. The skin was okay and the chili sauce masked the lackluster slightly spoiled filling. They also did not have regular coffee which I think they need to add to the menu if they open for brunch. I don’t like sweet milky concoctions but need a good basic coffee with my first meal. The curry puff appetizer was underdone puff pastry wrapped mashed curry chicken and potatoes. The flavor was good but the wrap could have been crispier. The chicken biryani, an Indian dish, was tasty enough but its basmati rice was on the oily side. Again, the flavor was good but the execution missed the mark. They seem to offer quite a few vegan dishes and perhaps more Indian inspired dishes than expected for a Thai restaurant. I noticed the servers add the condiments to the dishes at a counter outside the kitchen door in full view which is not a problem but I saw a half eaten bowl of tofu from which our server was picking. That was not very appetizing or sanitary. I used the bathroom which was dark and not too clean smelling. For the beginning of the day, that was a bit of a turnoff. Our server was pleasant enough but seemed to not understand our questions the first round. After repeating our questions, she then understood. She was also not intuitive enough to bring us plates when we were obviously sharing the main dish. I am hopeful though for this 4 month old restaurant but they need to correct a few of these problems. I really want the place to succeed as it’s not always easy to go to Queens for good Thai food.

I came here to eat lunch by myself the other day. I usually go to Spice but they were closed for lunch hours, so I’m glad I found this place, which is also more affordable. Wonderful service. my waitress was very friendly and kind. I ordered the lunch special: pad Thai and spring rolls. The pad Thai was different than I have had in other restaurants — the noodles were more thin which tasted really good! The spring rolls were hot and fresh. I also received a side salad, the sauce was sooo good.
Update: I now order from here allll the time. Their delivery is fast. Probably because my job is a few blocks down. I always get the thai iced tea. my favorite!

Amazing Thai restaurant! Their food was delicious and authentic. I ordered Tom Kha Soup and Larb Salad. They reminded me how much I miss Thailand. I thought I wouldn’t finish them bcos there were a lot, but I did. I also had Taro Custard for dessert which I finished it too!

Very modern, relaxing and cool atmosphere inside. The fat that they provide you with unlimited complimentary jasmine tea and keep the refills flowing is a massive plus for me! The food was all yummy and the service was on point. I would highly recommend stopping in here if you are in the cobble hill neighborhood. Also, as a bonus bit of information the name means Bangkok

So after reading some of the reviews and the concern about fake ones I’m sorry to say that the rumours were true. There are a lot of reviews from ppl who only have 1 review on their profile etc.
Anyways so we get there and it’s cozy, it was very cold outside so the complementary hot green tea was very appreciated however it all went downhill from there.
1. The appetizer platter: the satay tasted like they’ve been made the week before and just heated up in the microwave, the dumplings were disgusting. The wings and spring rolls weren’t bad (but how can you mess up spring rolls??)
2. phad Thai, not much to complain about here. A solid phad Thai but far from the best I’ve tasted.
3. Green curry, actually tasted pretty good BUT was cold when it came out and we had to have them reheat it twice (!!!).
In summary the restaurant isn’t very good and the fact that they use fake reviews is very alarming. Of note I hope that they improve since it seems to be a family business and the staff is very nice.

I just ordered delivery from Kor Tor Mor and I’m so blown away by my experience that I have to write about it before I even sit down to eat. My boyfriend and I ordered the pad thai, noodle soup, and fried spring rolls from them. They delivered in a timely fashion and everything was delicious. My boyfriend tried the pad thai and said it was the tastiest he’d had in this neighborhood. We decided to transfer everything to plates and after I had plated his food, he went to pick it up and the plate broke in his hand! It was a total freak accident — everything, the noodles and the spring rolls, fell on the floor. He was pretty devastated, especially since he had tasted the food first and was excited to get into it. I calmed him down and explained that I would place another order of the pad thai and spring rolls for him and he could just play Assassin’s Creed in the meantime.
In my second delivery order, I included a note apologizing for making them deliver to the same address again, briefly explaining our situation. I paid for the order in full and, once again, it arrived very quickly. After opening up the bag, I discovered a free salad and an extra order of spring rolls! Both had a handwritten message saying, «On Us» with a smiley face. This really made up for the frustrating experience we had with our last order, which wasn’t even the restaurant’s fault AT ALL! These sorts of extra kindnesses in service really make a difference and I don’t want it to go unnoticed. So thank you, Kor Tor Mor, for your delicious food and your unnecessary but very gracious understanding. Cheers!

I was in downtown Brooklyn for errands and craving Thai food– turns out I needed to look no further to satisfy my craving AND have plenty to eat for later. Kor Tor Mor is delicious, authentic fare served in a welcoming atmosphere.
The space is airy and hip with delightful natural details like the banana plants and bamboo family-​style tables. The staff are super helpful and willing to answer questions/​provide suggestions– no New York freeze here!
The lunch special is a fantastic deal at 8 bucks for a veggie tofu or meat entrée AND appetizer. A full meal for under 10?! Yes, please. I had the drunken noodles– prefect texture, generous chicken and vegetables and I left feeling full but not heavy. The Coconut soup is aromatic, the lemongrass and tofu very well balanced and the salad indulgently peanut-​y rich.
I want to come back for dinner to try Thai specialties like Catfish salad and Kra Praw.
Vegan? They have a vegan friendly section of the menu with myriad options.
On a budget? Lunch specials to eat and still have left overs under 10 bucks.
Looking for authentic? The food is so well spiced: tamarind, lemongrass and chili forward cooking, Thai regional specialties abound (read– crispy duck, red snapper, curry MMMM.)
I highly recommend this place for a singleton on lunch break and big groups alike. They can accommodate anyone