8.1/10Thai
AI-generated summary
People went for the som tum and the , and the came up constantly. The common advice was to ask for it Thai spicy, since regulars said they would actually deliver. Plenty of others went several times and found it mild and forgettable, and said Queens does Isan better.
“my favorite thing about Somtum Der is that it’s so distinct from most of the rest of these. Isan dishes are still Thai of course, but they play with funky and sour flavors in a way that I rarely see in other places. The Super Peek Gai at Somtum Der is one of my favorite soups in the city”
H3
“Somtum Der: tum mango with crispy salmon”
H2
“Somtum der... Somtum, fried chicken”
H2
“I’ll always love Somtum Der, and they choose violence if you convince them you want it truly spicy”
H2
“get the crab pad thai at Somtum Der on Ave A and tell them not to exercise restraint”
H2
“If you’re looking for Thai spicy it’s Somtum Der.”
H2
“Somtum Der is special. papaya salad with sticky rice skewers to mop up all the left over sauce. Actually, get all the skewers. The milk marinated pork and the fried chicken are unbelievable.”
H2
“It’s my favorite Thai in the city and I especially love the Larb moo (spicy pork salad)”
H2
“if you want properly spicy Isan Somtum Der is excellent.”
H2
“Somtum der. Larb salad”
H2
“Somtum Der for Thai, also spicy haha”
H2
“Papaya salad with salted duck egg from Somtum Der”
H2