Pure Thai Cookhouse
Restaurante tailandés$$$$
Hell's Kitchen, New York
Los expertos de Time Out New York y New York Habitat recomiendan este lugar
"The Ratchaburi Crab & Pork Dry Noodles (fideo seco) are to die for."(30 Tips)
"Buenos pad thai, turmeric beef muy rico y picante."(28 Tips)"Get the pad thai, the curry puffs (empanadillas singapureñas al curry), the steamed buns, get everything."(21 Tips)
"Sukhothai Pork Noodle Soup (fideos con cerdo) is super authentically delicious!!"(19 Tips)
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Michael TMarzo 29, 2013Chicken with basil, charred calamari, and noodle dishes are best here. If you get the pad see ew, you can substitute the default vermicelli with the flat rice noodles you're probably used to
The noodles are particularly good here. I'm from Thailand and all the noodles dishes remind me of home!
Matthew ThorntonMayo 17, 2019Did a four entree sharing thing with friends and everything was amazing! Thai tea was the best I’ve ever had also.
Lior YanaySeptiembre 27, 2015Regardless of what you end up ordering, this place serves super authentic Thai food with very high quality. Wait time could vary, but it's generally long, so be prepared!
CherylMayo 5, 2013Finally, an authentic Thai restaurant as good as Thailand! I've lived in Hell's Kitchen for three years and tried many Thai restaurants in the area - this one is a winner!
Sun A ChungNoviembre 23, 2014Pork and crab dried noodle is so goood($12). Pork noodle soup was rich in flavor but to me the soup kinda tasted like chinese medicine. Thai iced coffee is less sweeter than other places.
Staff recommend the duck noodle soup (pictured) over the other noodle soup options, and they're right, it's phenomenal.
Danielle JohnsonJunio 9, 2015The best Pad Thai I've ever had! Also papaya salad with crab was incredible. Rightly rated highest for Thai in New York. Massively recommend :)
Chuck MerriamNoviembre 23, 2017Wok chili pepper with chicken and spicy grilled beef salad were excellent. Dressing on the salad had a nice sweet and sour bite going on.
Eudia van RavhostJulio 25, 2022The staff is very friendly, it’s clean and we ate there twice.. everything we had was delicious
bart colletMarzo 14, 2020Maybe a bit too cosy sitting very close next to one another, but well worth it. Great quality and super friendly service
Kristina RudicJunio 8, 2016Make sure to get the crab and pork noodles. Bring friends who share and then split everything.
ThomEnero 6, 2020Amazing food & service. Ask for the daily dessert! Generally better to make a reservation.
Real Cheap EatsNoviembre 28, 2011Try Sukhothai pork noodle soup ($7 lunch, $9 dinner). "Sweet slices of roasted pork are nestled amongst crunchy long beans and crumbles of ground pork, the dish is lavishly topped with cracklings." Leer más
super delicious and harder to find that dishes, especially noodle soup dishes. both the beef and the duck noodle soups are incredible. the seafood one has some serious flavor. not to be missed.
Amazing food in a truly authentic atmosphere with excellent Service. Grab a drink at McCoys Pub next door while you wait for your table.
Meri's FoodDiciembre 28, 2017Best Thai restaurant in NYC by far. Everything is delicious, you can’t go wrong with anything. Cons: small place, long lines.
Dan LamAbril 26, 2013It's a pretty small restaurant, but the food is great. I recommend the Jungle Fried Rice, it's a medium spicy dish and it's very delicious. Have it with some Thai Iced Tea.
SanjyotEnero 29, 2014Delicious thai food. Nice specials. Chicken curry puffs r beyond words! Always a wait. Less on Sunday afternoon. Wear deo. U sit awfully close to others :)
tiny gem with very good & fun thai dishes & great service.. eat your way through the menu
- Wok basil chicken is very good. Crab and pork noodles too. Dinner can be a long wait, much less crowded during lunch.
Emily P. 💠Agosto 7, 2013Definitely coming back to try more options. The wait times overestimated, and even if it wasn't, I'd wait to grab a bite here again! So delicious!
jon nguyenDiciembre 12, 2013Try the Ratchaburi Crab & Pork Dry Noodles - fried egg, and side of soup not pictured bc i tore through this mother f***er before it hit the table...goddamn love this place!
Time Out New YorkOctubre 5, 2011Try the beef with chili. Wok-charred beef is tossed w/ kafir lime leaves & green beans, then bathed in a orange-tinted sauce of turmeric & Thai chilies. It’s one of our #100best dishes & drinks 2011. Leer más
Juyeon LeeMayo 7, 2011To start, I'd recommend the Thai iced tea and chicken curry puffs. As for the entree, the classic pad thai dish was delicious. If you're looking for something light, go with pa-yao beef noodle soup.
Jack AmornvivatMarzo 19, 2015Best NYC spot for Thai noodles. My favorite is the tom yum noodles with a Thai iced tea or bottle or Singha
Giovana SpreaficoFebrero 2, 2015SO GOOD! Love this place!!! I recommend the pumpkin custard with coconut sticky rice!!!!!
- Thomas MoJulio 22, 2013Not sure if i will remember this spot for the great food ( had the spicy beef salad, iced coffee, and crab & pork dry noodles) or the awfully peculiar thai pop they play.
Waseem AkramMarzo 24, 2020one of the best thai restaurants. Visited this place many times and i recommend everyone its a must try thing.
Carsten Maartmann-MoeEnero 25, 2013The beef salad is a winner. Also, try some of their daily specials - they are usually to die for! Easily the best thai food in NYC.
Perine WeilandMayo 27, 2015Very spicy as it should be! I will always remember eating there. Delicious and authentic. Tiny places are the best.
Jenna HOctubre 16, 2013This place is way cuter than a lot of what you find in the neighborhood. Quaint rustic deco inside and has the feel of a Chelsea or east village hole in the wall.
It's a consensus: Ratchaburi Pork and Crab Noodles is their best dish! I actually go there for there just for this dried noodle dish alone! ;9
Talisa ChangSeptiembre 16, 2012The duck noodle soup is a delicious, not spicy option, as are the slightly sweet, slightly chewy pork and crab dry noodles.
✨Pun Bandhu ✨Abril 30, 2013Decor: 5 Stars, feels just like a noodle shop in Bangkok, loved it. Food: 3 Stars. Doesn't live up to hype. I'm Thai, so bit of a snob. Go to Won Dee Siam a block further btw 52nd & 53rd.
Zainab BahrainwalaMarzo 10, 2013The medium spicy is like burning your tongue. Get it only of you dare to try it!!! The waitress thought we were crazy because we asked for the third option( I.e. extremely spicy)
AhuvaJulio 28, 2017Authentic, and they don't skimp on spicing. Check the daily specials, and be prepared for a wait.
Great great Thai place! My favorite in the city. Try the Pad Kee Mao for deliciously fat noodles and a perfect amount of spice.- Dina RughaniDiciembre 8, 2014Order the curried stir fry pork and any of the noodles. The papaya salad and curried puffs are good as well
Alex RobertsonEnero 12, 2017it just seems wrong to get pad Thai et al. at this place--and that's saying a lot coming from me. Opt for one of their soups.
- Roman TemkinFebrero 17, 2016When I went here, I ordered the Chicken curry puffs. I also ordered Sukhothai Pork Noodle Soup and they were both delicious.
Bianca NgAgosto 26, 2016Authentic and awesome. Best time to go is during an off lunch hour. Dinner time is way too packed.
Delicious and authentic Thai food in a small space. Be prepared to wait for a table and get pushed out once you're done.
I come here exclusively for their spicy roast pork soup. It's an awesome alternative to ordering Tom Yum everywhere you go. If there's a line around the corner at Toto Ramen, try this instead.
Margot MazurFebrero 18, 2015Tiny little place that serves delish Thai food. Get the ginger curry with tofu—they're great about substitutions.
StephanieMarzo 11, 2016Great authentic Thai! Definitely get here early for seating as the space is small & very narrow.
Erica SJunio 14, 2013Be careful....when u r walking here...the storefront is so small you could walk right past it! Its so cozy and charming inside too.
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Pure Thai Cookhouse
766 9th Ave (btwn 51st & 52nd St.)
New York, NY 10019
Estados Unidos
New York, NY 10019
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Abierto hasta las 22:30 (Mostrar más)
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- Mediodía–22:30
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- Mediodía–23:30
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- Mediodía–23:00
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- Mediodía–22:00
(212) 581-0999
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No
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Sí
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Comida para llevar, Servicio a domicilio
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Sí
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