“their rice dishes are what I fell in love with when I lived in Astoria. They are masters of frying eggs, and their sauces are the perfect balance of savory / sweet / sour / spicy”
H3
7.0/10Thai
AI-generated summary
The is the top order, they get the pan hot enough to leave real char. The comes extremely spicy and has its own fans, and people rave about the fried eggs on the rice dishes. The is the weak spot. A few regulars say it needs condiments and that Pata's version is better.
“their rice dishes are what I fell in love with when I lived in Astoria. They are masters of frying eggs, and their sauces are the perfect balance of savory / sweet / sour / spicy”
H3
“Pye Boat Noodle gets overlooked on the lists for best Thai in Queens, but it's my family's go to for noodles and chicken kaprow.”
H2
“Killer pad see ew and honestly everything.”
H2
“I’d say it’s much better than “just ok””
H2
“Pye Boat Noodle in Astoria makes my favorite. They definitely get the pan super hot so there’s a bit of char to them.”
H2
“Goi neur at Pye Boat Noodle in Astoria.”
H2
“Pata’s boat noods are better than Pye. Pye noods I definitely need to add condiments.”
H2
“Pye Boat Noodle in Astoria has an incredible dessert called Pang Sang Ka Ya. It’s a soft white bread covered in a delicious pandas sauce. One of my favorite desserts I’ve ever had!”
H2
“Having said all that, the dish is delicious there and their fried eggs are legit.”
H2
“I tried my first one at Pye and thought it was amazing as is and then took my mom the second time and thought it was too sweet along with everything else we ordered that day and haven't went back.”
H2
“Their panang is amaaazing. One of my all time favorite dishes!”
H2
“The beef tartare at Pye Boat Noodle in Astoria is extremely spicy and so flavorful and delicious. One of my favorite dishes at any NYC restaurant.”
H2