Pad See Ew

“Up Thai on the UES has my fave pad se ew. I moved diaries but still go up there occasionally just to get it.”

“Not beef chow fun but chalong has an amazing pad see ew w the MOST INSANE WOK HEI EVER, i think they only do chicken at the restaurant but they might have beef on doordash iirc. The flavor is divine and the meat is tender too. Pricy for the portion but 1000% worth it”

“Zaab Zaab (Williamsburg & Woodside locations) is my winner so far. Other places have knocked on the door but aren't as consistent. The dealbreaker might be that Zaab Zaab doesn't have choice of protein for it, they only do it with pork collar, but otherwise I think they've got the best take on it that I've tried so far in New York.”

“For another Thai option I’d recommend Pye Boat Noodle in Astoria. Killer pad see ew and honestly everything.”

“Their Pad See Ew is phenomenal”

“Their Pad See Ew is the best tho”

“Their pad see ewe is 🔥”

“Thai food at Thai Villa (Flatiron) Pad see ew 8.5/10”

“The Pad See Ew was also delicious!”

“I recently tried love mama which isn’t entirely Thai since they do Malaysian and viet food too but I had an awesome pad see ew with the most tender beef slices”

“Highly recommend the Pa Kee Mau, Pad See Ew, Tom Yum Soup, Wonton Soup, and the Thai Iced Tea”

“My favorite Pad see ew is from Pranakhon— very good wok hei and one of the few places where the fried tofu is the best protein!”

“The pad see ew at The Tyger in chinatown was surprisingly good but a bit oily.”

“Ayada has my favorite versions of a lot of the most common Thai dishes (pad thai, pad see ew, green curry, mango coconut rice).”

“I have loved the pad see ew at Soothr and Thai Diner.”

“The SriPraPhai one was surprisingly not great (imo).”

“Chiangmai in Bushwick has an excellent hang lay curry, although I didn't like the pad see ew as much.”

“pad see ew (low meh at best—we didn’t save the leftovers because couldn’t imagine eating more)”