postSala Thai18 pts
“The crab was fried to perfection! It wasn’t oily and the texture was excellent, best paired with the mango salad, which was refreshing with a little bit of sourness!”
H3
8.7/10Thai
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Get the and the , the purple ones especially. Dishes run about $15 and service is fast. The splits people, some call it the best they've had and others got a bland one. A few longtime regulars say recent orders have come out flatter than they remember.
“The crab was fried to perfection! It wasn’t oily and the texture was excellent, best paired with the mango salad, which was refreshing with a little bit of sourness!”
H3
“Sala Thai is great but I would encourage you to branch out and try a dish you're not familiar with! Their pad thai and curry are perfectly serviceable but the best meal I had there was the Ba Mee Moo Dang Poo (fried noodles with pork belly and lump crab meat).”
H3
“For sit down with very fast service, Sala Thai on Amsterdam at 74th.”
H2
“Everything we had was exquisite, lightly perfumed, portions were generous, decor sublime. Probably the nicest food I’d had in the whole trip.”
H2
“Sala Thai on 74th and Amsterdam has some incredible dishes for about $15 a piece. I get take out there probably once a week, always outstanding”
H2
“Sala thai on the UWS is the best, and I don’t think it’s sweet”
H2
“Sala Thai (UWS, flat noodles)”
H2
“Sala Thai in UWS (the dumplings…)”
H2
“the best pad thai I’ve had was actually Sala Thai on the UWS”
H2
“I like the version at Sala Thai on the UWS.”
H2
“Pad kee mao at Sala Thai.”
H2
“Oh it's Sala Thai easily. Chicken Pad Thai at Sala Thai is the bomb”
H2