Sri Thai Cafe

Went here after snow blizzard Jonas 2016. It was one of the few places that was open and the Unilocal reviews were good.
Had the pineapple fried rice and Maassam curry. Everything we had was bland and the food made us feel gross after.
The fried rice has raisins in it… not very authentic. And the Massam curry was WAY off. Not coming back. The service was the only good thing.

Sri is hit or miss these days.
Sometimes its as great as it always been
Today was not good though
The Pad thai is different each time i order it
Which would be cool but when its not good, its quite disappointing
That’s probably ¼ of the time, ¾ its worthwhile

Love the pad Thai… and the pad Voon seen!
Perfect blend of Chinese veggies and spices with enough meat to accompany ;))
The shrimp rolls are also delicious though they could use some more veggies and less shrimp which is something I’ve never said before lol… Usually the shrimp rolls from these places are all cabbage

First time trying this place. Kept it simple by ordering Pad Thai and spring rolls. It’s great! I’ll definitely go back. It’s on my route from work to home so the location is perfect.

Very average the few times I’ve been. Not sure what everyone is raving about. Had the Pad Thai. Ok. Had the red curry, very watery and not impressive at all. It might have been an off day or batch. It’s cheap and their lunch special includes salad (supposedly soup but never been avail) and a spring roll. I suppose I need to try the spicy basil chicken, which a few seem to rave about. Also, my order has always been to go, which may change the quality of preparation. Right now a solid 3 (maybe even 2.75), but I will probably give it another shot or two.

my favorite is their spicy basil chicken. i could eat that every night!

New found gem. This place is a sweet little spot on Grand. The pineapple fried rice is a perfect balance of sweet and savory — simply delicious.

Very much a little hole in the wall, but the food was really delicious! It’s a tiny place, very few seats, plastic cups that look like they could have been purchased at the dollar store, but it has an endearing level of quirk to it. The staff were really nice, the portions adequate, reasonably priced, and the chicken pad see ew was on point. The Thai dumplings were also a fav. Though I don’t frequent Brooklyn often, I’d go again if I was in the area, and would definitely recommend for take out/​delivery.

Great Lunch Special
I initially thought this place was closed but its not! It’s OPEN for service & I’m so glad it is because our experience there was great. We took advantage of the lunch special that came with salad & an appetizer with your meal. The salad was a small portion but the ginger dressing tasted authentic and was not overdressed. The spring roll was also small but very delicious and not greasy at all. Remember these appetizers are for a lunch special and its preparing you for the huge dinner-​portion sized dish coming next. I had the chicken pad thai which, surprisingly, was a very large portion size for lunch. It had large pieces of chicken, the flavors were bright and the meal was well balanced. The meal is practically cooked in front of you due to the size of the space & everything is made to order. We left feeling clean & satisfied unlike other places that leave you feeling full & lethargic. The food here was delicious and the service was intimate & attentive probably because its such a tiny spot but its well worth it to visit.

Move over Pok Pok, Sri Thai Café is a wonderful family run restaurant that brings the robust taste of Thai home cooking to a great neighborhood spot. Eating at Sri Thai is like being a guest in someone’s home. Recommend the perfectly seasoned Phad See Ew and Penang Curry, tho I am sure everything on the menu is fantastic!!!

Nothing particularly special but it’s quick easy and affordable. The pad thai has pretty good flavor and the special comes with fried chicken chunks. The «special noodle» is decidedly underwhelming though and not really as spicy as advertised.

Food was to go: I ordered the Massaman Curry and the Beef Pad Thai. The food was decent, but I wish the rice to curry ratio was better. I received a small container of rice which is definitely not enough compared to the amount of curry there was. The service was fast, and the closest Thai place to where I live.

There is a new Menu lists with the new price.
Interestingly, the food is still awesome the same
Cash Only, No Delivery

New to the city and was craving the perfect curry to compete with my favorite spot from home. I got the green curry take-​away. It was delicious! Spicy so if you aren’t into hot then this dish may not be for you. Great portion size. Although maybe a bit pricey depending on your budget, I found it to be reasonable. Will definitely be going back again the next time I have a green curry craving

Had a quick lunch here (tofu pad Thai lunch special for $ 7ish, came w tiny salad and 1 spring roll). The restaurant (truly a café) is very small ~6 two-​seater tables flanking the exposed kitchen. The business opens to the sidewalk for outdoor dining. The service was fast & service was courteous.
Pad Thai was tasty but a touch greasy/​oily. Good 1^st impression, cool small spot for a lunch.

I’d definitely recommend this place. Reasonable pricing and very good food. We ordered a Pad Thai and mango duck curry. The noodle has nice texture and it tastes authentic. The mango duck curry is a must-​try! It’s pretty spicy so definitively not for the weak. But the mango and duck are great combos with the red curry. Very tasty. Also got a Thai iced tea, it’s great relieving the spicyness. The lady there is really nice. Give it a try!

Average Thai.
I have the pineapple main dish and I honestly wasn’t pleased with the flavors. It was interesting to say the least.
We also got the spicy basil which was better.
The dishes were just a little watery.
This is a cash only place.

We’ve been trying to come here for several tries. It’s a small, unassuming spot on Grand St that serves great Thai food. Not really a sit down restaurant since it’s so small and there are only 5 tables of 2. They don’t even have a bathroom for customers!
Most customers take their food to go, but we stayed. Food was served fresh and made to order. We had fried tofu, beef pad see ew, and beef rice noodles (forgot what it was called). Cheap, fast food, small location, great for a quick bite. Probably the best Thai place in Williamsburg area. Don’t come for the atmosphere or presentation, just for the food.

Omg I’ve been trying to get food here the last couple days, but it’s been closed!!! Please don’t tell me you guys are closed permanently! I love your pad thai and need it!!!

This is the type of place where you the saying «do no judge a book by its cover» is very relevant. The place is a hole in the wall and looks dirty jenk. There is barely any seating and looks straight up ghetto. When I opened up the menu… there were marker slashes everywhere… basically have the menu was crossed out as in not available.
BUT… the food was legit amazing yadig? Their spicy flat pad and curries were off the hook. Talk about authentic and talk about flavor flav. The flavor of the sauces is what got me hooked. The seasoning on all the plates was done to perfection– at least for my taste buds.
I’m all smiles about this place. It’s a must have if you in the north side of Brooklyn.