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T Thai - CLOSED
Category: Restaurants Thai Thai [Edit]
125 7th Ave(between Carroll St & President St)
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Neighborhood: Park Slope
(718) 622-9376
- Nearest Transit:
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Grand Army Plaza (2, 3, 4)
7 Av (B, Q)
Union St (D, N, R)
- Attire:
- Casual
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Price Range:
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$$
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Good For:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- No
12 reviews for T Thai
12 reviews in English
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Review from Benjamin G.
Oakland, CA
1/17/2009
Yes! I love this place! It's the closest place to my apartment and has a great view of the church across the way and all the 7th Ave peoplewatching. Staff is always attentive and friendly. And quick!
There may be more authentically Thai places around, but I haven't really found them in Park Slope, and I have a few standby dishes at this place that never disappoint me! The pad kimow is delicious, as are the Thai asparagus and the duck dishes. The soups are great too and you will always get at least two big shrimp in them. There is a caveat to this glowing review though:
NEVER GET THE EGGPLANT DISHES! Bad experience with a Yum dish. I don't know if that's just how Thai eggplant tastes, but I'm not subjecting myself to any more anywhere, so I'll never know.
Also, there's a great piano player on Tuesday nights after 9pm. He's awesome. -
Review from Maria W.
2/25/2008 1 photo
I decided on an early dinner and craved Thai. I was thinking of heading to Joya in Cobble Hill but was meeting up with people in Park Slope. Better to stay in the neighborhood and make do.
I checked my Blackberry for local Thai spots and found this venue was a short walk from where I already was. Formerly known as Thai Taste, they had recently changed management and reopened under this new name.
I almost missed the entrance since the venue is on the second floor. When I walked up the stairs and had a seat, I began to appreciate the bustling above ground view and calm interior.
The back corner section has a collection of iron ibis floor statues. They seem to be communing together in the dark corner and this is the spot that the hostess decided to sit me at. I was a little disconcerted at first by their odd placement but after a while became accustomed to their mute company.
Service was quick and professional, the food fresh, and very flavorful. I am accustomed to dining in Manhattan and found the prices here extremely reasonable.
This is so my new Tuesday night dinner spot! If you're a big ibis fan, do stop in. -
Review from Andy H.
Brooklyn, NY
6/11/2008
I love Thai food and this place really drops the ball. Go to Watana on the same avenue for real authentic Thai. This place had horrible white rice, the sauce was overwhelming and awful and the staff was a bit slow. The place looks dirty and needs helps badly with new interior because it all looks so dated. I mean if this was a quick take out Thai joint that would be fine, but the place comes off like a nice Thai restaurant...which it isn't.
I do not like to give out low ratings...but seriously when two Thai lovers walk into a place and leave it sadly disappointed I can not honestly give it more than 1 star. -
Review from Matthew L.
Brooklyn, NY
10/2/2008
I was so disappointed by my meal from T Thai that I went through the effort of creating a Yelp profile to warn others!
We had our dinner delivered. The food was bland, uninteresting, small portions, and generally lame.
We even considered getting a replacement meal from another restaurant it was so bad, but instead we doused it with chili-paste to add some flavor.
We're new to Park Slope and have been trying lots of restaurants. Looks like we'll going back to Long Tan, which is awesome.
I don't like being a hater in my first review , but I gots to call 'em like I sees 'em! -
Review from Bret H.
Brooklyn, NY
6/11/2008
This isn't Thai food. It's various stir-fries with flavors out of the bottle. When I asked what types of fresh juices they had, I was told, "cranberry, orange, and pineapple."
The decor is an eerily neat accompaniment to the food, featuring thoroughly worn teal carpet, matching convention-center chairs, Home Depot track lighting, and various articles of Southeast Asian kitsch.
If you were looking for inexpensive (though not so much as to be called a bargain) Asian-flavored food, this is your place. If you wanted Thai, you'll be quite disappointed. -
Review from Michael F.
Brooklyn, NY
1/8/2009
They've been in Park Slope for a long time under a few different names, and it seems like I always get there on the good days. They're on the second floor, and if you can get a seat with a view it can be really nice. Tell them you're okay with spicy food before you order, and you will not be disappointed. The candy bowl used to be full of fruit flavored tootsie rolls, and I always liked picking through for raspberry.
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Review from Brian P.
4/6/2009
This past Saturday, my friends and I were looking for Thai, with a very limited time frame. We found this place as we were walking in Park Slope to my friends gig at a local bar. Upon sitting down, we told them we needed to be out of there in a half hour. They said no problem. I ordered the chicken in red curry, my one friend ordered chicken fried rice, and the other shrimp pad Thai. Our orders came out within 7-8 minutes, and were all outstanding. My dish had a lot of chicken in it, and not too many peanuts (just the way I like it). Also, the rice perfectly done. We were happy, fed, and out within a half hour. Dinner for 3 was about $30, a great price for a quick and delicious meal.
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Review from Matthew C.
Brooklyn, NY
1/4/2010
I am so sad to see they closed after 20 years. I really wish we had been given some warning so we could have binged there before they closed. I ate here for over 6 years and everything was always wonderful. There wasn't a dish in there I couldn't recommend and their Thai Iced Tea was one of the best I've ever had. The service was always exceptional, the clientele very diverse (especially for park slope) but always filled with good people, getting good food at a good price. They had a full bar and huge windows looking down on the street 1 floor below, great for people watching. If they open another one, no matter the neighborhood, I would love to know about it. RIP T Thai you will be greatly missed. :(
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Review from Monica L.
Sunnyside, NY
5/20/2009
I craved shrimp pad thai. My whole mouth had the exotic flavors of it ,lol. I order delivery, I got so disapointed with their pad thai. Lack of flavor, and only FOUR shrimps. This is a no-no place to go.
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Review from David M.
New York, NY
1/5/2009
Ordered from them twice. Excellent Thai food. No complaints.
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Review from sir v.
Brooklyn, NY
5/13/2008
i love how this place is tucked away from the business of 7th ave. you sit upstairs in a nice quiet cozy atmosphere. if your lucky they will sit you next to the huge window so you can watch all the park slope women who cant drive play bumper pong with their priuses its the funniest thing in the world. the food however is not authentic thai but still has a nice flavor to it and i indeed enjoy going there. their chicken wings are the best on the planet and customer service is beyond average. if i cant find authentic thai i wind up here every time
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Review from Richelle T.
Brooklyn, NY
7/21/2009
I've been going to this place for years and have never been disappointed. Their Pad Ki is delicious, either w/shrimp or chicken. I also love their tofu & green bean dish!! The service is good, I've never had to wait long for food or drinks.
