“The Pineapple Fried Rice at Mitr Thai is uniquely smoky. It also has cashews that make it a great blend of textures and flavors”
H3
8.9/10Thai
AI-generated summary
The menu is split by regions of Thailand and the dishes marked spicy really are spicy. Get the , people say the flavor is strong, and there's a on draft. Lunch runs about $20 for an entree in a pretty room. A few people find it oily and say Elmhurst Thai beats it.
“The Pineapple Fried Rice at Mitr Thai is uniquely smoky. It also has cashews that make it a great blend of textures and flavors”
H3
“Good food but they kept checking on us every 40 seconds, refilling water glasses with 1 sip missing, interrupting conversations.”
H3
“The food was boring as hell. Tom yum: like no heat at all, it was ok tastewise but you mostly just tasted the coconut milk. Isaan classic: chicken was way too oily and papaya salad also had zero heat. Compared to most of the places in hell’s kitchen or elmhurst it was a waste of time.”
H3
“the food was mediocre at best. too much salt not enough fish sauce and mostly importantly the spice was washed out and not really there.”
H3
“Mitr Thai: mango sticky rice”
H2
“All three of our entrees were fantastic in flavor, quantity, quality of ingredients, and presentation. Highly recommend.”
H2
“Mitr Thai - great cocktails and food”
H2
“Mitr Thai on West 46th Street has great food at relatively trainable prices.”
H2
“Mitr Thai! Amazing food and ambiance”
H2
“Mitr Thai is way better than Soothr”
H2
“This spot and Mitr are way better than Soothr”
H2
“This is a very short list, but places I think are worth starting with.”
H2