“The Pineapple Fried Rice at Mitr Thai is uniquely smoky. It also has cashews that make it a great blend of textures and flavors”
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“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
“Check the Mitr Thai menu. It's expansive across four different regional Thai menus but not wildly priced for the quality.”
H2
“Mitr in midtown does a Thai version of the dish which is excellent.”
H2
“Mitr Thai is a good option for Thai food that isn't too far. The menu is arranged by different regions of Thailand and they do a good job with all of them.”
H2
“Mitr Thai is perfect for either date night or a family group, cannot recommend this place enough. They have a lychee gin martini on draft that is astounding if you drink!”
H2
“Mitr Thai has very tasty khao soi. Strong flavor.”
H2
“Not too long ago, I sat at the bar at Mitr Thai and crushed a super spicy appetizer and coconut curry scallops with a beautiful and delicate absinthe cocktail. Recommend.”
H2
“or mitr thai for one notch up on price and quality”
H2
“It’s worth checking out! They have an extensive menu from all different regions of Thailand, including standard street food fare, creative cocktails and mocktails. And the spice levels are legit!”
H2
“I think Mitr is better than Soothr personally”
H2
“This was going to be my suggestion. Great cocktails, too!”
H2
“best thai meal ever had was here, and the service is impeccable”
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“If you end up going I highly recommend the braised beef kao soy”
H2
“Mitr Thai’s lunch menu was rock solid. We all loved all three fishes.”
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“it was spicy and brought sweats and I can take spice. Loved it!”
H2
“I agree MITr spicy and flavorful”
H2
“Pad Thai is rarely my go too order at Thai restaurants, but one place I *do* really enjoy it is Mitr Thai.”
H2
“It's exactly where you need it to be, not expensive, a GREAT deal for the price, extremely interesting and dietary-restriction-friendly, and it's beautiful inside.”
H2
“Mitr, though less unusual, also has a beautiful space and ambiance and very good food.”
H2
“I would recommend Mitr Thai in midtown (surprisingly) - their menu is divided into different regions of Thailand and serve dishes from Isaan and the likes.”
H2
“One that I can recommend is Mitr Thai which has a decent selection of (clearly marked) gluten free dishes.”
H2
“Go to Mitr Thai. So much better than Soothr”
H2
“The dishes indicated as spicy are actually spicy.”
H2
“Mitr Thai has excellent food at very reasonable prices.”
H2
“The atmosphere is warm and inviting, the service is friendly, and the food is consistently delicious.”
H2
“Loved the Kanomjeen numya phu , Kana moo krob from Mitr thai.”
H2
“I had a wonderful meal here.”
H1
“Take my American opinion with a grain of salt, but Mitr Thai on W46 seems legit.”
H1
“Mitr”
H1
“Honorable mention to Mitr Thai in Midtown”
H1
“A lot of the great Thai restaurants fit the bill! Fish Cheeks, Soothr, Mitr, and Thai diner.”
H1
“I go to the concourse at Rock for Fuku Alidoro, black seed or Potbelly, Polish Food truck when it’s around, breads, Mitr Thai, dos toros, Yama Ramen, Beatnik, Naya, Wolf Nights, bengal tiger or katsu Hama are also my regulars.”
H1
“Mitr if you like Thai”
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“I’d put it up there with Manhattan mainstays like Soothr or Mitr”
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“Mitr Thai (midtown), Pranakhon (Union Sq) and Thai Diner (Chinatown) are all pretty good and have bar seats”
H1
“Mitr Thai, Mala Project, Ippudo are all great”
H1
“Mitr Thai is a great option in this area”
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“This place is by far the best Thai I have had in Manhattan (I live in Queens and it's all pretty good here)”
H1
“Mitr is fantastic”
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