All 816 rated mentions, most helpful first
“Around the one hour mark, when we were still nibbling our last bits, the wait staff started to check on us every 2 minutes and tried to take away a plate of food my friend was still working on. Then we got the check immediately and were asked to pay up.”
H3
“I thought the soothr khao soi was underwhelming. Pickles are a core element of khao soi and the soothr version didn’t have any. Like none at all.”
H3
“I thought it was way too sweet and not spicy at all. Maybe it's good if you only have a bite or two when sharing dishes, but I don't think it's good if that's all you're going to eat.”
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“I had a very bad experience like that at Soothr. We waited 90 minutes for our table, were told we’d have 99 minutes at the table, but were rushed out after an hour. This was like a year ago, so it must be their SOP. I will not be going back. The food wasn’t memorable anyway.”
H3
“can’t get over how Thai food often looks good but falls short on flavor in comparison. Also their duck noodles were just wonton egg noodles and their mango sticky rice had some dry mango bits which made me sad :(”
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“I went last year and was so underwhelmed. I got the duck noodles which came highly recommended but it was just wonton egg noodles, a few pieces of vegetables and yes the duck was delicious they weren't enough to carry the meal, and certainly not for $28 or whatever it was.”
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“Omg same I had the karee pu today and was so disappointed. The sauce was bland and mushy like baby food.”
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“Soothr is insanely bad service. Same thing happened to us.”
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“The food was really good when I went but the service made me never want to revisit. Cold, rushed, literally hovering over our table watching us eat and trying to take away plates while we were still eating them-same with our cocktails.”
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“Excellent Thai food for the price, great presentation, attentive service staff, solid atmosphere, and you can walk in without needing to schedule weeks in advance.”
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“the food, service, and ambience are on par with much more upscale places. Incredible.”
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“Definitely try the koong karee, it’s a signature dish for them and really really delicious. We also like the masamun curry and khao soi. All of the curries are flavorful and the protein extremely tender.”
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“They seemed frozen and barely any meat in those clams.... second was their Karee Pu noodles. It was good but I noticed it was also lukewarm actually... but I didn't really mind it”
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“I’ve never been so aggressively rushed out as we are at soothr.”
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“But the caramelized duck somehow canceled out the effect, and you could eat it without a problem, and it was even good. It was definitely a new flavor for me.”
H2
“This was incredible. It was the first thing I ate after arriving. All the flavors blended so well and the duck was cooked perfectly.”
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“curry came out lukewarm”
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“Soothr sat us 15 minutes late for a reservation (that we arrived on time for) and then still booted us at their originally desired end time.”
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“serves very good modern thai at a highly approachable, if not downright great price.”
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“Last weekend dinner! Overall, it was really good!”
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“Good food (the Yum Nuer was listed under small bites but beefy enough to be a lighter entree), surprisingly fun cocktails.”
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“I am obsessed about this dish. I actually really want to try their other dishes but every time I go but I always end up getting the Khao Soi Chicken because it's just too good.”
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“Koong karee was rich, luscious, and tasty. Ok dry sukhothai tom yum.”
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“Our food came out so quickly - like too quickly, and they cleared our plates the second we were done chewing. It was annoying.”
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“Soothr is a hit for Thai that’s not just pad Thai”
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“All in all had a good time. Service was super quick.”
H2
“But if you’re looking for the best Thai in richness of flavors and spices then you’re looking for Soothr”
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“My faves were the noodles at Soothr”
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“Soothr is fantastic but it’s def an East Village restaurant- younger crowd, loud, tables cramped together.”
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“Koong Karee from Soothr”
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“Soothr serves amazing Thai food. I love the Khao Soi Chicken Curry noodles.”
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“They also have a very very good shrimp and egg curry.”
H2
“Spicy Moon, The Bao, Soothr”
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“if you want great noodle soups Soothr is great”
H2
“I have loved the pad see ew at Soothr and Thai Diner.”
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“Soothr in the east village is the best Thai I have had in New York... Complex elegant spices with very pleasant service”
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“Though, I would really suggest that you save it for dine in and get one of their curries instead.”
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“The food was good but how cramped the space was and how pushy the service was to get us to leave means I’ll probably never go back.”
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“The Khao Soi was so good!”
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“Soothr is worth prioritizing, absolutely stellar food.”
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“But their Khao Soi is worth the noise!”
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“Bland and two sweet - maybe adjusted for the American palate.”
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“Soothr is overrated”
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“Soothr has a cool take on it with their ice cream dessert.”
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“Their Khao Soi was a top 5 comfort food for me while I lived in the EV”
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“Soothr was incredible! I highly recommend the Koong Karee to anyone who goes there. It’s not commonly served at Thai restaurants in the US and Soothr makes a delicious one.”
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“there’s plenty of places in SF better than Soothr for better prices.”
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“I prefer Soothr’s khao soi now though”
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“Khao soi from Soothr”
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“I think I went through 2-3 Thai restaurants before I finally found the Khao Soi from Soothr which tastes just as good.”
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