Jai Sang Ma — all mentions

postThai Culinary Chronicles: A Flavorful Expedition Through NYC's Best Dishes1 pts
“Jai Sang Ma's Nam Tok Moo Boat Noodle stands out with its deep reddish-brown broth, speckled with blood, and a medley of secret herbs that create an umami explosion. This dish is a journey into the bold and authentic flavors of Thai boat noodles.”
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in:Replacement for Ugly Baby- Where to go?64 pts
“Go to Queens, specifically Elmhurst, Jackson Heights, and Woodside for authentic Thai food!”
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in:Give Me Your Noodle Recs5 pts
“Also Jai Sang Ma for their pork boat noodles.”
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in:Elmhurst/Woodside Thai2 pts
“My favorites are Hug Esan for the food and Jai Sang Ma for the atmosphere.”
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in:Most flavorful bite in NYC. 2 pts
“Fried chicken salad at Jai Sang Ma in Elmhurst, literal crack”
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in:Where can I get a fried crab omelette like they have at Raan Jay Fai in Bangkok?1 pts
“Jai Sang Ma has a pretty good crab omelette over rice.”
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in:Must Eats in Queens1 pts
replying to u/Rusiano: >- for thai, saranrom, zaab zaab, eim khao mun kai, or khao kang depending on what u want to eat/how casual Thank you. Which thai restaurant would you recommend for the following dishes: - pad see ew - khao soi - panang curry
“I have absolutely no authority but I love Chao Thai and Jai Sang Ma (only open after 5) for khao soi.”
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in:Cheap late night bites in Queens/Manhattan?3 pts
“- Jai Sang Ma”
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in:Looking for Weird Restaurants in NYC3 pts
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in:What’s one underrated NYC restaurant you always take out-of-towners to (that’s not super touristy)?3 pts
replying to u/capybaramelhor: I’m trying to decide what Thai place in queens to take a visiting friend to. Preference Elmhurst/ JH or adjacent neighborhoods. Thinking maybe Saranrom… any recs
“Jai Sang Ma also great”
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in:Is Zaab Zaab worth the trip to Queens?1 pts
replying to u/donut_butt: If you do make it out to Queens, it's nice to go around the corner to Khao Kang for Thai sweets. And personally, I like Hug Esan (down the street from both) so much that I've never eaten a meal at any other place on that street. If you're in the area of the Williamsburg Zaab Zaaab, you should probably just go to Birds of a Feather (or, let's be real, L'industrie) instead. But to be honest, if you only have four days, and you don't go to NYC a lot, you may want to try Soothr or Fish Cheeks or Thai Diner or something else that's around something else. And I say this as someone who is obsessed with Hug Esan.
“Jai Sang Ma, further down on Broadway, is a close runner up mostly for the ambience.”
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