Thai Flavors Kitchen

Been looking for good Thai food for sometime and we’ve finally found it. The Pineapple Fried Rice and Masaman Chicken were drool worthy. We started with Wonton soup with chicken wontons and Chicken Satay were yummy as well. This was my first time trying «real» ginger ale and it was delicious. Dessert was on the mark as well… Green Tea Crème Brulee and Pumpkin Pudding on sticky rice with vanilla ice cream. Looking forward to our next visit.

Good authentic Thai food but not returning due to the rude waitress. She snatched the menu out of a 2 year olds hand and literally made him cry. She replaced it with a coloring book which he tossed lol. She consistently screwed up our drink orders, food orders and gave us a look as if we ordered incorrectly. Most of the staff is friendly, but this one woman has no personal skills and has lost the restaurant several customers as we usually come in large groups.

To be located in Long Island, this Thai food is pretty authentic. At least not something like Asian fusion restaurant type of thing, which bring all Asian cuisine at one menu and trying to pull it off but fail. Definitely worth to check out if you’re craving some Thai food specially when you’re in the neighborhood.

Great food! First time at this place and it really deserves the great reviews. Tried the mango salad and it was fantastic. The drunken noodles was also delicious. Prices were very reasonable.

Really enjoyed this place! The food was great, especially the Thai Flavored Rice. The server was excellent and even refilled our water glasses every five minutes because we ordered spicy food :-D. Definitely recommend!

This is restaurant is fantastic. The food was delicious. Authentic thai food, there is nothing like it. I had dinner there on New Years Day, The family that owns this place were all there, they were so nice, they recommended the food to us. You can have it family style or not. The Siam wings were not to be believed, delicious. For dessert we had mango with sticky rice and green tea crème brûlée. The thai beer was yummy. It was all in all great time. I highly recommend this place. I am running back :)

I ordered for pick up. I wanted some thai food. Ordered chicken pan fried noodles. I drove here so when i got home realized that the noodles i received were flat long noodles-​not sure what theyre called but definitely not the thin noodles im use to. Im not sure how they messed up my order because there was noone inside the restaurant. It was a sunday right before Christmas. I ate it anyway and didnt complain. It was pretty good however there wasnt a lot of chicken. Overall ok. I will probably try them again and update this review.

Went there middle of the day and noticed the place empty. I was scared it wasn’t going to be good but it most definitely surpassed my expectations.
For appetizers I highly recommend the curry puffs and fried calamari. The sauces were exquisite and the fluffiest fried calamari Ive had.
Next came the entrée and I decided to try out their special which was yellow curry and my date had the beef noodle stew. Food came out quickly and was great.
For dessert we had the green tea crème brûlée which was better then expected.
I would recommend them though a hole in the wall most definitely worth it for some good thai

My 2^nd favorite thai food (after Chili and Curry in Hicksville). I have had food here twice now. The first time was for lunch (really good prices) and I had the green curry shrimp. Got the same thing for dinner takeout today and the flavor is definitely on point. This place does not skimp with spice, just a heads up– even the medium spicy is more spicy than anywhere else I have had. I was hoping with the dinner portion that I would have some leftovers, but no such luck. The staff is friendly here and the food is yummy, if you like thai, check it out!

I feel that I don’t know enough about Thai food, or about other Thai places, that I can honestly give Thai Flavors five stars. That might be a little unfair, but I should at least contribute my opinion. Im my experience, Thai Flavors is the best Thai food that I have found in East Nassau, period. I like the sauces they offer — the appetizer sampler is delicious. My wife gets the ginger chicken, it’s delicious. The food is light and flavorful, and very fresh. Easy to get to in Bethpage, you might be able to find quick parking in the Bethpage Train Station parking lot. We’ve only gotten take-​out from Thai Flavors, but I’ve been inside, and it looks like a nice enough space, definitely not a ramshackle to-​go joint.

Deliciousness. This is the second time we’ve ordered carry-​out, and again we’re happy with our meals. I ordered Tofu soup to start, and then couldn’t help but order Pad Ke-​Mao (drunken noodles) again. This time, I opted for veggies as opposed to tofu. As with the first experience, I added an extra star to the heat index, as I love spicy stuff. (Previous reviews warned that their star rating of spicy was accurate. They weren’t kidding, and I loved it. Three stars is my jam!)
My boyfriend’s Tom Yum soup offered hints of lime and definite spice, and my «bite» (read: two giant spoonfuls) of the Green curry with shrimp did not disappoint. Flavorful blanket of coconut milk and green curry covered big eggplant chunks and shrimp. We will more than likely be back again to try new tastiness. Yum!

This restaurant is a favorite of mine. We have tried several dishes, including the pad Thai, chicken fried rice, chicken satay, and even some desserts.
The food is consistently fantastic. I wish I could give more than five stars for this amazing place. In fact, the only thing better then their food is their friendly and helpful service.
I hope they stick around for a very, very long time.

Wanted to try this place after all the positive reviews and it’s nice and close by. Ordered take out on Saturday tried the drunken noodles and shrimp curry with coconut milk. (Came with basil, string beans, and bell peppers) drunken noodles were tasty, seasoned well and barely spicy. The curried shrimp however woooooo it was HOT. I’m not a wimp in the spicy department of foods, But this shrimp dish was super spicy. My first bite you could taste it right away. I almost wonder if the chef accidentally added too much (chili) pepper. The dish however had great flavor, shrimp were plump and not over cooked. If ordering again I would see if they wouldn’t make it as spicy as it did over power the dish slightly. Tried a few other menu items like the wonton soup with great fresh little wonton purses that were In a light and flavorful broth (not super salty). I’ll be back, very similar to lemonleaf in Hicksville, maybe a little fresher.

Average — it wasn’t authentic Thai food. I used to live in queens and I think you can get much better Thai food there (maybe I’ve been spoiled).
My husband and I went for an early dinner and we were the only on in the restaurant. The service was good, décor was nothing special and as mentioned food was average.
Still looking it good Thai food in Nassau County.

Very good little Thai restaurant in Bethpage. They serve it up really hot here so if you’re not big on fire in your mouth sauces flavored with chillis then you may want to avoid eating here. If you can handle it, you’ll love it. They will adjust the heat to your preference but you’ll still feel the burn. Standouts were the delicious curry puffs and the crispy, if a bit too small, spring rolls. Penang curry was creamy, flavorful and very hot. Pad prik king was terrific, fire hot and not salty at all. Service was very friendly and prices are very reasonable. I will definitely come back here and recommend fans of spice to eat here as well.

I went for the Lunch special (11:30−3:00) and got the drunken noodles with chicken. Plenty for one and spicy but not over whelming, noodles and vegetables were cooked perfectly.
For $ 7.95 you can’t go wrong if you like Thai cuisine. Quiet little corner place and nice ambiance and very clean as well. Would recommend

My husband and I came here on a Friday evening and the place was empty! We thought we had made a mistake because usually that is a very bad sign. We sat down and got some menus and waters and watched at least 5 people come in to pick up delivery, which is clearly the bulk of the business.
The restaurant was a little warm and clearly lacked air conditioning. That is probably the only negative thing I have to say about Thai Flavors.
We ordered Tofu Rad Na as a dish to share. We have trouble with appetizers in Thai places because I am a pescatarian and my husband is allergic to shell fish. The waitress, who was clearly the owner, made sure to bring it out first and asked us about our experience. It was very sweet!
For dinner we ordered Shrimp Pad Thai and Beef Pad See Ew. The portion of Pad Thai was HUGE in comparison to the Pad See Ew. I couldn’t finish my dish.
The shrimps were so fresh and definitely not previously frozen.
I was very happy with the price and the portions. The freshness of these dishes were key! Next time we will do take out, but there definitely will be a next time.

Bonnie G. And I went for dinner last night to Thai Flavor Kitchen to try their Thai and compare it to others we favor. We had a rezzy for 8.30 and our table was waiting for us. It appeared they were understaffed with one very nice waitress handling all dozen or so tables. This was not a problem and she kept stopping by Us To take our orders and answer question.
We ordered for Appys Fried Tofu with a good sweet chili dipping sauce and Curry Puffs with cucumber sauce which had an Indian flair. both very tasty!
my main was chicken Red Curry w/​eggplant, string beans and bell and hot peppers in coconut milk. Ordered 4 star hot which was not hot enough for me so they gave to chef to add heat. Came back hotter but after discussion we came to conclusion that the coconut milk was softening the heat. Next time I will order Kua Gling which has no coconut milk and is hotter.
Bonnie had outstanding dish with heat. shrimp Pad Gra Praw… basil sauce consisting of chili, string beans, basil leaf, onion and hot pepper. ordered 4 stars and was absolutely delicious! Will definitely get this next visit.
For dessert we had Mango Sticky Rice. Mango ripe and sweet and sticky rice wonderful… great must have!
Great things about this place:
Not in Queens
clean
Fresh ingredients– shrimp and veggies firm tasting great!
Friendly service

I am new to the Thai food game but Thai Flavors Kitchen was a great place to start. I had chicken pad Thai and as a beginner with Thai cuisine I was happy with my choice. Even sick with a stuffy nose it did not disappoint. Great flavor, great service, great atmosphere for a sit down lunch. I would definitely recommend and go back soon.

One of my favorite Thai places around. Nice place to dine in or take out. Pad Thai, pineapple fried rice and sweet and sour sauce are among my recommendations, but there’s so much more to try out. Based on some of the pictures here I think I’m going to have to make my way through the entire menu.
It’s on a main street, so parking is tricky when it’s busy, but the Bethpage LIRR lot is nearby so you may be able to grab a spot there.
Friendly service when I pickup. They always use my name which is a nice personal touch.
My only complaint is when I picked up my last order I was told there’s a $ 15 minimum for credit card purchases, but from what I understand from Googling, merchants can only legally require a $ 10 minimum purchase. That could explain why they accepted my $ 12 without argument. I don’t know if they are aware of this or if they’re intentionally misleading customers. Either way, do the research and know your rights.