Thai
- Bangkok Thai, Somerville, NJ
- Boonsong, Bloomfield, NJ
- Fusion, Flemington, NJ
- Morris Thai Cuisine, Union, NJ
- Origin Thai, Morristown, NJ
- Origin Thai, Somerville, NJ
- Penang, East Hanover, NJ
- Pho Thai-Lao Kitchen, Maywood, NJ
- SEAK, Edgewater, NJ
- Spice Thai Cuisine, Bloomfield, NJ
- Splash of Thai, Westfield, NJ
- Sri Thai, Hoboken, NJ
- Thailand Restaurant, Clark, NJ
- The Thai Elephant, Verona, NJ
- Wild Ginger, Maplewood, NJ
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- Bangkok Cuisine, Edison, NJ
- Bangkok House, Eatontown, NJ
- Boonsong, Bloomfield, NJ
- Chok Dee Thai Kitchen, Norwood, NJ
- Coco, Edison, NJ
- Desi Food Galaxy, Somerset, NJ
- Four Seasons, Piscataway, NJ
- GAO Thai Kitchen, Ramsey, NJ
- Imocha, Woodland Park, NJ
- Khun Thon, West Milford, NJ
- Malay, Morristown, NJ
- Melaka, Atlantic City, NJ
- N Thai Palace, East Brunswick, NJ
- Narin Thai, Newton, NJ
- Pad Thai, Highland Park, NJ
- Pandan Room, Hackettstown, NJ
- Pearl of Siam, Randolph, NJ
- Piggyback Bar, Jersey City, NJ
- Pru Thai, Clinton, NJ
- Siam Spice, Toms River, NJ
- Siri's Thai French, Cherry Hill, NJ
- Thai Amarin, Springfield, NJ
- Thai Kitchen II, Bridgewater, NJ
- Thai Nam Phet, Rockaway, NJ
- Thai Nam Phet II, Newton, NJ
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My wife and I, before the kids came along, used to go to a Thai place in Hoboken. We were convinced the level of heat in the dishes depended on the chef’s mood each night. Sometimes the beef with basil was moderately spicy, other nights I couldn’t chug the ice water fast enough.
We love Thai flavors – fresh basil, lime juice, chillies. My favorite dishes are usually the the spicy ones, like stir fried rice noodles with beef, garlic, basil and chillies (Pad Kee Mou). My son orders spring rolls with sweet and sour sauce. My wife and oldest daughter go for the coconut milk-based curries.
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They sound good – I’ll have to check them out. Thanks!
Thai Thai in Old Bridge is our favorite. Great REAL Thai, great service and comfortable atmosphere. Call ahead for reservations as they get really busy after about 5PM on weekends.
Also, Ploy Siam in Robbinsville is not to be missed. They offer a few unusual dishes that I’ve not seem outside of our Thai household or Thailand itself. Beautiful decor, a little pricy but great food.
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You are family at River Thai. Wonderful people Outstanding food.
Sounds good – thanks for the recommendation.
Best authentic Thai food is on Rt. 22 in Greenbrook. House of Thai.
The owner’s wife cooks all the food fresh, and everything tastes unique with distinct Thai herbs. My family’s favorite for seven years!
Thanks for the tip.
Thai Basil in Linwood, NJ. BYOB. Great prices, friendly staff and the best Thai food that I have ever eaten.
Finally made it to Thai House Rock, and loved it. Thanks for the tip.
Thai House Rock is small husband and wife restaurant with 5 tables in it, so I always call to make sure “Eggie” has a table open. Service on a busy Friday night can be slow, but worth the wait.
Most of his customers are takeout, but a few of us locals like to keep it a secret, so we can always get a table. The food is always freshly prepared and not typical of a Thai restaurant. My fav is the crispy chicken with ginger of basil sauce. Thai iced tea from the menu or my own Indian or Thai beer goes well in this BYO place.
The owner used to play in a rockband in Thailand, hence the theme of the place. 78 album covers decorate the place.
Was wondering if anyone has tried Far East Taste in Eatontown for Chinese/Thai. They have a good Zagat rating?
Siam Spice on Fischer Blvd. in Toms River is very good. I had the red curry with chicken and fish cakes. The fish cakes were $5 & the curry dish was around $12. Very reasonable. I prefer it to Bamboo Leaf in Bradley Beach because the food tasted fresher and was cheaper. Their white tea is addictive. If you plan to go, the parking lot can be packed on certain nights as their is a karate class next door. This is my favorite new restaurant.
I really like Bamboo leaf in Bradley Beach. The food is very reasonable and the Pho is some of the best I have ever had. It is very reasonable and you get big portions. FYI,there is also a Bamboo Leaf in Howell, but the Bradley Beach location is better.
Definitely on my list to try. Thanks, Warren. Love your reviews.
Pat Thai in Lake Hiawatha may well be the best and most authentic Thai food that I’ve had outside of San Francisco.
What’s my qualification for such a broad reaching statement? I’m a food writer for NJ Monthly, Edible Jersey, Saveur, NJ Life Health and Beauty and many others.
Heat scale is 1-10 here. But please understand, it’s not about the heat, it’s about the flavor. Sure you can get it pretty darned hot… In fact more heat than your stomach can handle (unless you’re accustomed to a 10, don’t go past 5)… Friendly staff cannot do enough for you. Yes, it’s BYOB. Just go. Cheers. wb
Have you tried the other two? I’m curious if there’s any difference in quality among them.
I enjoy Thai Kitchen II, very nice. Very crowded every day at lunch. There are at least three Thai Kitchen restaurants in the Bridgewater area, and if you go to this web site, they can provide the proper addresses:
http://www.thaikitchennj.com/contact.html
Thanks, Christine. Thai Kitchen (Warren) is now on the map. Seems to be a different owner than the Thai Kitchens in Bridgewater, Hillsborough and Chester.
Thai Kitchen in Warren! They have some off menu items that they prepare on different days of the week. Try the “puffs” appetizer!
Check out Bancock Kitchen on Caldwell on Bloomfield Ave. Get the shrimp and scallops KeWan…..off the chain GOOD!