UThai

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  • UThai out in Rego Park reminds me of Jaiya, where it's definitely a bit heavier on the sweet coconut creams on their curries, but also *very* well flavored. Best of both worlds from more Americanized Thai and authentic Thai.

    H3

  • With their sweet soy sauce. I *inhaled* it. In the running for favorite thing I ate this year.

    H2

  • replying to u/JudgmentUnited5297: I like UThai (63rd at Rego Park, takeout only). Good mix of classic Americanized curries - that they WILL make hot if requested in person - and specials that lean more authentic. Best duck at this price point too.

    Oh UThai lunch is good value. You are right!!

    H2

  • Uthai especially for their curries and duck roll. Not fancy but delicious af.

    H2

  • replying to u/elevenpaperairplane: I always found it a funny coincidence that all the Burmese spots in this sector of Queens are more or less evenly spaced along the M/R stops: * Elmhurst Av: Sophie's Rangoon Kitchen; Burmese Breakfast (@ Nangma on Sunday mornings) * Grand Av-Newtown: Eaterniti/Anda * Woodhaven Blvd: Burmese Bites (formerly in the Queens Center Mall basement; have heard from their Instagram they're luckily re-opening near the Steinway Av... which is also on the M/R funnily enough) * Nothing at 67th Av unfortunately * 67th Av: Asian Bowl I've been to most (except Burmese Breakfast) based on recs in this subreddit and all were great. Eaterniti fucks!!

    Not Burmese, but UThai is my gem on the 63rd Dr stop.

    H1