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Pretty much everything here is good. Laksa really nice - Pad * really well done. Lunch sets are lovely and well priced. Dishes are about the right size and family style with some will work.
Possibly my favorite restaurant ever. The environment is incredible, nice lighting, beautiful decorations and the food is some of the best Thai I've had. Fave thing is the chicken dumplings
A two-story eatery in Hell's Kitchen serving up solid Thai and Vietnamese dishes. Their lunch special, with includes two courses for $9, can't be beat.
The papaya salad, the pad Thai and all the appetisers we got were divine. Really enjoyed the meal and it was worth the walking. Quite affordable as well given the alternative Thai options in the area.
The pad thai comes garnished with a delicious poached egg which makes you feel way less guilty about being an un-adventurous, closed-minded turd who only ever orders pad thai.
There's no shortage of good Thai restaurants in Hells Kitchen, but OBAO stands out both with its spacious venue and its inclusion of Vietnamese classics. I recommend the Bun
Old Ember Room. New decor touches. Some favorite and new dishes. Food was delicious, especially the Calamari app. Friendly and service focused staff. Unique specialty cocktail drinks.
Get the Singapore Laksa -- really hits the spot on a cold day. Just the right combo of curry, coconut milk, shrimp, spicy pepperflakes and pork belly: winning combo.
New name. Formerly known as the ember room. Some of the known entrees have stayed on the menu but they have added Vietnamese selections. Service and food were amazing. Highly recommend.
Good local Asian fusion, nice design atmosphere. Vegetarian options: papaya salad and eggplanttofu are good. They have a full bar and good looking staff.
Amazing food, drinks and great bartenders. Any of the fried rices selections is delicous. Pad Thai was ok. Great atmosphere and design. Very cool place!
Pad see Ew tasted a bit burnt but the pork bellysalad and sambalcalamari were amazing!!!! Not super spicy though and they do have non-thai items on the menu i.e. Viet, Singaporean food etc
A friend took me here for a birthday dinner and the staff was wonderful. Out waiter had a great sense of humor and even brought over a complimentarydessert to celebrate
Tasty, well-curated selection which goes slightly beyond the standard Thai fare. Execution is mixed. Try V[IV] for a more authentic set of Northern Thai options.
This isn't the best Thai joint in the neighborhood, but the food is decent, the service is fast and hospitable, and there's plenty of seating – a good choice when you need a quick but sit-down bite.
Great space and happy hour prices. Food is solid. Kimchifries (yum but expensive for what they are), luc loc lac was tasty, the pho was OK (not distinctive), pad see yiew was good.
I came here because others said this place had huge servings of pho. I'm a 105 lb little girl. if I can finish the entire bowl of pho and 6 spring rolls in one sitting, it ain't huge. disappointing.
Bringing you a unique twist on Thai and Vietnamese comfort foods, OBAO bridges the gap from the streets of Southeast Asia to the streets of New York City.