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Vast menu of authentic Thai noodles, curries & meat dishes spiced to order in low-key environs.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2724 Erie Blvd E, Syracuse, NY 13224
Phone: (315) 445-8152
Website: http://www.erawan-inc.net/
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Reviews
Nina Meas
Friendly staff and delicious food. Ordered beef larb but I forgot to take a photo and paw peea sod. Stated no onions or scallions but food still had onions on it in the larb. Price was not bad. Lots of tables and plenty of parking.
… moreAutumne Kerns
This is a fantastic restaurant! I’ve ordered takeout multiple times and the food is consistently so good. It’s not a big place, but the atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the staff are always incredibly nice and friendly. Prices are very reasonable comparedto other restaurants in the area. I highly recommend anything on the menu. Pictured is meal #20 with beef, which was delicious!
… morePizza Guy
Great food! We had a variety of noodle dishes with chicken and shrimp. Delicious! And a veggie roll and spring roll. HUGE PORTIONS! Remmy and family provide excellent service. Value for money.
Highly Recommend!
… moreHighly Recommend!
Kaitlyn Dobkowski
Will forever be my favorite Pad thai in Syracuse. I see a lot of reviews that it is sweet, but I absolutely love it. I have been going here for 15 years and the quality has not changed. And the prices are not much higher then they were then. Maybe a few dollars which in todays world is nothing. I usually do take out and the portions are huge.
… moreClark
Erawan offers an authentic Thai dining experience, with a menu full of flavorful dishes that bring the best of Thai cuisine to your plate. Known for its aromatic curries, flavorful stir-fries, and delicate noodles, this restaurant serves up a variety of traditional dishes made with fresh ingredients and rich spices. Whether you’re in the mood for a comforting bowl of Tom Yum soup or a vibrant Pad Thai, Erawan delivers a delicious meal every time.
… moreKim Brown
Hello,
I’m visiting family here in Syracuse and decided to try out some Thai food from this restaurant. I ordered the Thai spring rolls and Shrimp Pad Thai. The spring rolls were decent. It came with a vinegar/sugar/water dipping sauce. It was different but good. I still requested peanut sauce and the combination of the sauces was good! Now for the pad Thai…it wasn’t very good. It was really sweet, goopy and only 6 shrimp in the entire dish. I had to add extra lemon to cut the sweetness of the sauce and it was still too sweet. I’ve been to Thailand and ate pad Thai there and it still wasn’t as sweet! The customer service was blah. Soon as I entered the restaurant to pick up my order, the one server was kinda surly and told me to “go over there” to pick up my order. I was tempted to just leave based on her attitude alone. While, I get it’s 45 minutes before closing, but between the service and the food, I definitely do not recommend this Thai restaurant…
… moreI’m visiting family here in Syracuse and decided to try out some Thai food from this restaurant. I ordered the Thai spring rolls and Shrimp Pad Thai. The spring rolls were decent. It came with a vinegar/sugar/water dipping sauce. It was different but good. I still requested peanut sauce and the combination of the sauces was good! Now for the pad Thai…it wasn’t very good. It was really sweet, goopy and only 6 shrimp in the entire dish. I had to add extra lemon to cut the sweetness of the sauce and it was still too sweet. I’ve been to Thailand and ate pad Thai there and it still wasn’t as sweet! The customer service was blah. Soon as I entered the restaurant to pick up my order, the one server was kinda surly and told me to “go over there” to pick up my order. I was tempted to just leave based on her attitude alone. While, I get it’s 45 minutes before closing, but between the service and the food, I definitely do not recommend this Thai restaurant…
Enrica Paladino
Been going here for years. I am a huge fan. My favorite restaurant in Syracuse overall. Food is authentic and fresh. The owners and servers treat you like family. I’ve had Thai many other places, in many other cities, and nothing compares to here. Such a nice place to go to for a peaceful dining experience. Picture I added is of my Shrimp Pad Thai I got as take out recently.
… moreRoberto
Short version: With all the Thai food options in Syracuse, you should AVOID THIS ONE. Food was terribly cooked – we got food that was both over/undercooked. This was my first time here, and also the last.
Long version: I was very disappointed to say the least. I’m not sure how Erawan has anything more than 2 stars on Google, but definitely over-rated. Being dinner time on a Friday, we were expecting the food to be very well cooked, but it was the complete opposite. Not sure if they had new cooks or if this is the standard. In the appetizer platter, the tofu cubes were like croutons. I took a bite and didn’t know I was supposed to be eating tofu. It all turned to dust in my mouth. The fried spring rolls were drenched in oil. When you took a bite of them, oil just oozed all over. I forgot to take a picture of the Chicken Satay, but you can see it included in one of the other pictures. You can see how little that was cooked. Phad Thai had very little flavor and was NOT authentic. The pictures provided actually make it look better than it was. It tasted like one you’d make from a package in the Asian section of a supermarket. My wife got the Veggie Phad Thai, and the broccoli was close to raw. In Phad Thai, veggies like that should be steamed and nice and soft to bite into. To me the authentic Phad Thai is the darker brown because it caramelizes in the Wok. Maybe I’m just used to authentic Thai restaurants from NYC, but this was not it. Thai Flavor across the road is WAY better. Although they are pricey (not much more than Erawan though) the food is phenomenal, always hot and fresh, and wait times are less. I still have to try the other Thai restaurants in Downtown area. Will post when I do 🙂
… moreLong version: I was very disappointed to say the least. I’m not sure how Erawan has anything more than 2 stars on Google, but definitely over-rated. Being dinner time on a Friday, we were expecting the food to be very well cooked, but it was the complete opposite. Not sure if they had new cooks or if this is the standard. In the appetizer platter, the tofu cubes were like croutons. I took a bite and didn’t know I was supposed to be eating tofu. It all turned to dust in my mouth. The fried spring rolls were drenched in oil. When you took a bite of them, oil just oozed all over. I forgot to take a picture of the Chicken Satay, but you can see it included in one of the other pictures. You can see how little that was cooked. Phad Thai had very little flavor and was NOT authentic. The pictures provided actually make it look better than it was. It tasted like one you’d make from a package in the Asian section of a supermarket. My wife got the Veggie Phad Thai, and the broccoli was close to raw. In Phad Thai, veggies like that should be steamed and nice and soft to bite into. To me the authentic Phad Thai is the darker brown because it caramelizes in the Wok. Maybe I’m just used to authentic Thai restaurants from NYC, but this was not it. Thai Flavor across the road is WAY better. Although they are pricey (not much more than Erawan though) the food is phenomenal, always hot and fresh, and wait times are less. I still have to try the other Thai restaurants in Downtown area. Will post when I do 🙂
Tiffany Yenawine Wareing
My lunch and the take out for dinner was delicious. This multi-generational business is awesome. To see Remi in the front of the house and his sister Vivienne in the kitchen brought back memories of their parents’ Wilson and Dawn 28+ years ago. The food has been fabulous since the mid 90’s. I love going back and seeing the family. It is always amazing.
… moreElena Haskins
I’ve been searching for a restaurant that is better than Erawan for Pad See Ew and have never found one. My family and I have been going here for 15+ years. This was my first introduction to thai food.
I have since moved out of the state and always make a point to stop by when I’m in town visiting.
Their pad see ew pork, pad woo Sen, and pad Thai, are classic (lol basic but incredible) staples that my family and I get every time.
… moreI have since moved out of the state and always make a point to stop by when I’m in town visiting.
Their pad see ew pork, pad woo Sen, and pad Thai, are classic (lol basic but incredible) staples that my family and I get every time.