Harvest Chinese & Thai Cuisine

Great, consistent thai food for less than most other thai places on UES.

Ordered from
and the food took an hour and a half to come (it estimated 45 – 60 min). The food was good but I wouldn’t order from here again due to the wait.

we found a bug in the pad thai and they asked us to send them a photo to prove it and would not refund us

Very generous portions and overall good tasting food. The shrimp fried rice has an unbelievable amount of shrimp hence my favorite dish. Also a big fan of the shrimp pad thai.
Service however is probably one of the worst I’ve ever experienced. The cashier is the most efficient I’ve ever seen as she takes phone orders, dispatches food and once on a while will go and cook a bit too. Multi-​tasking is definitely her strong suit … not customer servuce

I really enjoy the food here. I’ve gotten both lunch special dishes as well as the regular menu. Lunch special is definitely a smaller portion but still are filling. Everything always tastes fresh.
I’ve gotten both the chicken with broccoli and shrimp Pad Thai. The Pad Thai did not skimp on the shrimp which is a big plus for me!
Delivery is always super fast!

Ordered again, night shift has some hungry nurses on board and happy to say– it was good! Fast delivery– used Seamless. Chic Pad Thai, chicken broccoli (yummy real chicken) and for dessert mango with coconut stickey rice served warm. #fat@ss but so good! Finally. They got it right !

I thoroughly enjoyed my Pad Thai. Quick delivery option in the UES.

This place is great! The menu is diverse including Chinese and Thai food. The dishes are well portioned and bursting with flavor. The cook is always consistent and the dishes are well put together. The restaurant is always clean, the tables are clean the chairs are nice the floor is always clean. No wonder they always have an A restaurant rating sign in the window.
They also have a great lunch special for only $ 7.
Nikki, the woman who runs the place most of the time, is just a sweetheart too! This place is the best Asian food on the Upper East Side hands down!

The chef makes me Singapore noodles in the wook using almost no oil! It is incredible. The bone-​less BBQ pork rib is perfection. They get busy at times but that’s the way it goes. You have to wait.

They have a wide variety to choose from. Crab Rangoon is a must try. I usually use it for home delivery. It’s cheap and tasty

Good food and fresh!
Bad service. If we ordered a food it should be delivered with the correct food. Called to let her know that the incorrect food came. Her answer was «can you keep it?» instead of her resending the proper food. The first time I did let it go but this is not the only time this has happened.

I loved from the upper west side but I still have cravings for Harvest daily. Man, it was soooooo good. Nothing compares.

When my boyfriend and I first moved to the UES from East Village, we were so saddened by the lack of quick and cheap delivery places in the neighborhood. I think Harvest was one of the very first places we tried and we have been regularly ordering at least every two weeks (almost always the same things too, with occasional Thai mixed in).
It’s not the most authentic Chinese, no. But Harvest probably offers the closest possible at this price in the near neighborhood area. They are pretty consistent with their quality and for the same price it’s hard to find anything better.
We mostly order Chinese because I have found their thai dishes to be relatively more oily. My favorite is probably the pork with garlic sauce and we usually that with General Tso’s Chicken. Lunch is very cheap but of course the portion is smaller. Between two people we usually do not have leftovers after lunch but will have leftovers if we order at dinner time.
I have never sat in the restaurant but walked by a few times — it does not look like the best place and like others have said, it is kind of «hole-​in-​the-​wall», but for delivery it’s one of our favorite options!

My go-​to hole-​in-​the-​wall for thai, chinese, and curry dishes. I highly recommend the noodle dishes including: pad kee mao, pad thai, and pad see ew. The curry dishes are good quality. The chinese food is decent and not greasy. I also like to get their krab rangoon.
I usually order with chicken but sometimes choose beef or tofu. The beef can sometimes be too chewy :-\
There are only a few tables so this is not good for dining-​in unless you are in a rush.

In the 4 years that I’ve lived in New York, this is the one Chinese take out place that is always consistent, always fresh and super affordable. Delivery is fast and still steaming when it arrives. And the girl who works the counter is super nice always remembers my order when I call :)

The food here is great. They are generous with the chicken and shrimp when you order the pad thai, and the Singapore Mai Fun is really great too. I also really liked the chicken and broccoli. The meats are always tender and tasty and they don’t over cook the veggies. Speaking of which, I’d also recommend the Chinese broccoli and the baby bok choy.
I always go for the walk and pick up my own orders so I don’t know anything about the problems some people have complained about with regard to slow delivery. But if you want tasty Chinese and Thai food, this place is great.

I’m kind of over ordering Thai food from Spice. The quality of their food has significantly deteriorated, which is why I’m glad to have discovered this place!
Harvest is a small, simple takeout restaurant. You may walk by and not think too much of it. Well, looks can be deceiving because their food is on point and the prices are definitely reasonable. And they are also very generous with their portions. When I order shrimp pad Thai, you would think they’d skimp out on the shrimp, but underneath all the noodles, you’ll be delighted to find much more than you had expected. Often times, I cannot finish the entire dish and would save some of it for lunch the next day. If you’re not a fan of too much grease, you can ask for them to use less oil when you order.
I can’t comment on their Chinese food, but they have your typical Chinese takeout menu. I’m more about the Thai food. They name their ‘pad see ew’ as ‘drunken noodles’, so don’t get confused! Their basil fried rice truly is spicy, so be sure to ask for less spice if you don’t think your taste buds can handle it.
This is now my go-​to Thai place for delivery/​takeout. Their delivery is usually quick, but just be aware that because they’re located in a relatively residential area, they probably get a lot of orders during dinnertime. I have yet to have a bad experience with them.

I ordered Pad thai with chicken for delivery, it tasted terrible.
I love pad thai and this place has ruined me ever eating it again from a Chinese restaurant.
Worst pad thai I ever had.

Waited five minutes, picked up the phone, took an entire delivery order, then asked me if I was with the guy standing in front of me before asking me what I want. Apparently a line is a foreign concept to this place. I understand why, but usually I adore dumps.
Wouldn’t take my card for an $ 11 meal. Wasn’t that good anyway.

Comida ótima, ambiente caidinho e sem banheiro. Mesmo assim, é um ótimo custo beneficio.

This is a fairly new place that opened up and I plan on eating from here more often. The prices are pretty good and the portions are very generous.
I get delivery from here, and it’s pretty fast. They have exceeded my expectations so far.
I’ve tried their fried calamari (a good portion for $ 4.75). The breading is light and crunchy, just the way I like. I’ve also had their chicken with mixed vegetables and beef lo mein. The chicken is pretty good and I love their assortment of vegetables. I also like their beef lo mein, which is pretty flavorful and they put a generous portion of beef, which was a pleasant surprise.
I would definitely recommend this place for quick and easy Chinese.