SEA Thai

All 10 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Where is this in NYC?1 pts
replying to u/internationalnomad96: I'm shocked I haven't seen Sea Thai in Williamsburg on here. All vibes. Bad food
“I went there with my wife and got the straight up OG Pad Thai no frills. I swear it was jar sauce. You could taste refrigeration.”
H3
in:Where is this in NYC?5 pts
“All vibes. Bad food”
H2
in:Best drunken noodle? Even more specifically: if anyone knows “Thai Cuisine” in Pittsburgh, is there anything resembling that one?3 pts
“I've always liked the Drunk Man Noodles from Sea Thai in Williamsburg. Best hangover food in the world”
H2
in:What are cool spots for a teenager1 pts
“It's pretty basic Thai food, but the interior is cool, it's in your neighborhood, and it won't be a bonkers wait like Bernie's.”
H2
in:I need a Chinese or Asian Fusion restaurant with a nice vibe that goods for a big group and not too expensive (large portions)2 pts
“Bro go to SEA. Just do it. It's still around for a reason.”
H1
in:Dinner for boyfriend to impress1 pts
“Well it’s not that romantic but it’s nice it’s called sea in Brooklyn”
H1
in:Trendy restaurants from the early 2010s that have survived till now?1 pts
replying to u/syrfre: Sea Thai, I still don’t know how they survived the Williamsburg rentrification
“Ugh. Such uninspired, inauthentic thai food made for boring American palates.”
H1
in:Looking to impress my tattooed, millennial sister visiting from Portland, ME. Williamsburg/Greenpoint … something uniquely of the area. Price/genre not important, just vibe. I’m older and out of touch.1 pts
“+1 Laser Wolf, Moondog Hifi, Sea Thai, Cheeseboat, Dokebi or Little Dokebi”
H1
in:Any recommendations for nine-year-old niece visiting in August (first trip to NY)0 pts
“If she likes Thai food I’d also recommend SEA in Williamsburg. It feels very cool and trendy, but it’s not expensive or hard to get into.”
H1
in:Middle Eastern/ SE Asian chef driven restaurants? -2 pts
replying to u/padeca07: Check out SEA. I haven't been yet but I've heard good things.
“the Thai restaurant in Williamsburg, which is fine, but very much not what OP is looking for.”
H1