Spice

I’d ordered two drunk man noodles, one extra spicy, both came with regular spicy. Ordered curry puffs, got steamed veggies. Also got a side of COLD brown rice to go with one of my dishes. 🤦🏻‍♀️ The food itself (that we’d actually ordered) was ok. I ordered through Uber Eats and when I called the restaurant to confirm my order was picked up because it was delayed half an hour, the lady who answered had never seen or heard of my order. Not ordering here again.

Came here with a colleague and the food was ok. Not anything special, I would of enjoyed a Popeye's Chicken sandwich over their Pad Thai. Asked CoCo (he said his name was CoCo)(CoCo is in the green shirt in picture#3) the server to explain the selection of the lunch menu and the guy got an attitude with me when I asked him about the different selections. Poor customer service minus good food equals a 1 star. Then he tells me the fountain ginger ale is the same as a can of Seagram's ginger ale $3.00 I told him that makes no sense for such a mark up for fountain soda. He says sorry I don't have fountain soda, only the can. I took the can with a glass of ice. Then they mixed up the placement of our appetizers and my friend ate mine. So I asked for a replacement. CoCo brings out the replacement appetizer with a screw face and slams down the plate. You lucky I gave you a $1 tip. I got sick from your food a few hours later so I will be calling the NYC health department. I hope the owner reads this review because you need help. Please refer to the pictures of the food, decor and staff as part of my review.

Friendly staff, clean, place, food was both tastey and ok. The Drunken Noodles I ordered was described as spicy, however it was bland, no kick, I had to add a lot of spicy sauce to it. The staff is slow and seem over worked but for no reason since it is a fairly small size restaurant. I like the pina colada, was sweet and refreshing. The appetizers were the best part. I recommend getting drinks and appetizers. Pluses: food arrives fast and hot, It's a draw. I recommend, but warn staff is friendly but needs to focus on you.

Nice place, very clean to have Thai food 😋. Very nice service personal, food is well presented and tasted good. First time having Sake, had the Lychee Sake, was very refreshing. We had the Asian Crispy Fish Taco yumm. Chee Chu Duck, the duck tasted so good, not really fan of the sauce. I definitely will go back, i recommend this place.

I have been a long-time patron of Spice Thai Kitchen—if you can remember its original cozy location off Union Square, that’s how long I have been noshing on their tasty vittles. My time at this location, was just as perfect as every other visit. One of my high school gal-pals and I had, initially, chosen a different venue for our annual catch-up dinner; that locale, however, did not allow for parking, and seemed relatively too small for our liking. We opted to go to our “tried and true” Spice Thai Kitchen. We were able to get a parking spot across the street from the restaurant, and, we were immediately seated at our usual table, after providing proof of our COVID vaccinations. Once seated, we were greeted by our server, who provided us with menus and took our drink order. From that point forward, our food was served expeditiously and was always at the proper temperature. My friend and I shared the calamari (one of our favorites), we tried the whole wheat vegetarian dumplings (something new and tasty); I also ordered the Caesar salad and the pork chop (my usual choice), which never disappoint me😋. For a beverage, I had Thai Iced Tea, which is always yummy! The food is always a great at this popular NYC locale, but what also makes this spot a worthwhile stop is the staff. My friend and I sat and talked for hours, as we had much to share. Despite our bill being closed, they did not rush us, and still offered water whilst we chatted. I found this kind of hospitality to be humble and gracious, and that is something I often appreciate when patronizing local gastropub. The staff at this venue was pleasant and professional. This business has grown exponentially, over the years, and I am glad that it has not forgotten that it is the patrons who have allowed that.