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Bustling chain offering generous portions of traditional Thai dishes & colorful cocktails.
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Address: 39 E 13th St, New York, NY 10003
Phone: (212) 982-3758
Website: https://spicethai.nyc/
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Spice
Spice was founded in Manhattan, NY in 1997. Since then we have been serving Thai dishes with recipes that combine tropical herbs and homemade spices.
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SPICE SPECIALTY · Maekong Aged Pork Loin ️ · Char Grilled Chicken · Lemongrass Chicken Breast ️ · Thai Volcanic Chicken ️ · Crispy Half Chicken · Chu Chee Jumbo Prawn.
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Order delivery or pickup from Spice Thai- 1479 1st Ave in New York! View Spice … New York, NY 10075. (212) 744-6374. Hours. Today. Pickup: 12:30pm–9:30pm.
Reviews
Carin Rudich
I think I have been coming here at least 15 years.
The service is always great, the food is served quickly, there is never much of a wait and l appreciate the casual atmosphere.
Today we had quite a selection on the table: dumplings, spring rolls, steamed broccoli, Chicken Pad Thai and Drunk Man Noodles with shrimp. The pad-thai was a little on the bland side but the Drunk Man Noodles was unbelievable! It was so well balanced with just a hint of spice, purely delicious.
The restaurant is much bigger than you realize since threes is a second floor.
… moreThe service is always great, the food is served quickly, there is never much of a wait and l appreciate the casual atmosphere.
Today we had quite a selection on the table: dumplings, spring rolls, steamed broccoli, Chicken Pad Thai and Drunk Man Noodles with shrimp. The pad-thai was a little on the bland side but the Drunk Man Noodles was unbelievable! It was so well balanced with just a hint of spice, purely delicious.
The restaurant is much bigger than you realize since threes is a second floor.
LeoBK
een to Spice many times over the years, but I hadn’t visited in about two years. I decided to check it out again last night, and unfortunately, the experience was quite different this time. The service wasn’t the same, and the quality of the food has definitely changed. The drink was okay, but the chicken wings tasted like frozen Costco wings. I also ordered the Pad Thai with chicken but was served salmon instead, something I didn’t realize until midway through my meal. That could’ve been a serious issue if I had an allergy. Overall, it was a disappointing visit compared to what I’ve experienced in the past.
… moreBernie Alvarez
Spice Thai serves up decent flavor but misses the mark on value. My to-go order looked more like a noodle heavy sampler than a full meal for about $18, I expected a portion that actually fills you up. While the presentation leans fancy and the dine-in atmosphere is nice, the portion-to-price ratio just doesn’t match up. On the plus side, service was quick, I got my order in about 10 minutes. Overall, it’s an okay spot if you’re nearby and craving Thai, but not the place to satisfy a big appetite.
… moreZ z
This restaurant was honestly a huge disappointment . I found it randomly nearby and saw it was quite crowded, so I decided to give it a try.
First of all, the lighting was extremely dim—I could barely see the food, and the staff seemed too busy to even notice the customers. I tried to get their attention multiple times, but no one responded.
As for the food , I ordered their recommended drunk noodles. The presentation was frustrating: the bowl was too hot to touch and placed on a plate in a way that it kept rolling around, making it very uncomfortable to eat. The taste? Nothing special.
And the atmosphere? Terrible. I couldn’t believe they were playing a music playlist with ads in between songs —and nobody cared to fix it.
Overall, it was a very poor experience. I won’t be coming back and don’t recommend this place ❌.
… moreFirst of all, the lighting was extremely dim—I could barely see the food, and the staff seemed too busy to even notice the customers. I tried to get their attention multiple times, but no one responded.
As for the food , I ordered their recommended drunk noodles. The presentation was frustrating: the bowl was too hot to touch and placed on a plate in a way that it kept rolling around, making it very uncomfortable to eat. The taste? Nothing special.
And the atmosphere? Terrible. I couldn’t believe they were playing a music playlist with ads in between songs —and nobody cared to fix it.
Overall, it was a very poor experience. I won’t be coming back and don’t recommend this place ❌.
Travel With Chyna
Spice Thai is one of my favorite places to stop by for lunch or dinner with my girlfriends. The atmosphere is really nice and makes it a fun place to relax and enjoy a meal together. The drinks are good, and the food is good. The pork chop is one of my favorites, it’s very flavorful and cooked well. The Pad Thai also tastes really good and is a great choice if you like classic Thai dishes. It’s a great spot in Union Square to hang out with friends, enjoy good food, and have a nice time.
… moreHuntyr Escobar
Awesome food. Best curry puffs I have ever had. Dumplings were juicy and flavorful. Staff was friendly and smiled. Atmosphere was quiet and nice. Pad that was great. Pork was tender but a little too spicy for me but that was my fault for not asking. I recommend to everyone. Thank you for a peaceful quiet flavorful Valentines meal with my husband. We will be back.
… moreRaven Robinson (Rae Elease)
I visited Spice today and placed a takeout order, but unfortunately I was very disappointed with my experience.
First, I ordered the walnut shrimp, and it was not prepared as expected. The shrimp appeared to be heavily battered and fried, with walnuts simply added to the container, and the sauce was provided on the side rather than being incorporated into the dish. This was not how the dish is typically prepared and not what I anticipated when ordering.
Additionally, I ordered two shrimp cashew nut entrées and specifically requested coconut sticky rice for both orders, understanding that there was an additional charge for this substitution. However, when I arrived home, I discovered that both orders came with plain white rice instead.
I attempted to call the restaurant to address these issues, but no one answered the phone.
I traveled from another borough specifically for this meal, so this experience was especially disappointing. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and that improvements can be made to ensure better accuracy and quality in the future
… moreFirst, I ordered the walnut shrimp, and it was not prepared as expected. The shrimp appeared to be heavily battered and fried, with walnuts simply added to the container, and the sauce was provided on the side rather than being incorporated into the dish. This was not how the dish is typically prepared and not what I anticipated when ordering.
Additionally, I ordered two shrimp cashew nut entrées and specifically requested coconut sticky rice for both orders, understanding that there was an additional charge for this substitution. However, when I arrived home, I discovered that both orders came with plain white rice instead.
I attempted to call the restaurant to address these issues, but no one answered the phone.
I traveled from another borough specifically for this meal, so this experience was especially disappointing. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and that improvements can be made to ensure better accuracy and quality in the future
Hilton N Webb Jr
Excellent and authentic flavors are the norm here. I often stop between movies at the Union Square Regal preferably during their expansive happy hour where I can get a proper mojito for only $10 and appetizer and soup from underv$20. all-in-all, a hidden gem which I’d walked past for years until, in a whim, I walked in. Now it is a must at least twice a month.
I have to say everytime I go here I discover a new dish which only increases the trsuris over the choices the next time. If only all my choices in life were as delicious.
… moreI have to say everytime I go here I discover a new dish which only increases the trsuris over the choices the next time. If only all my choices in life were as delicious.
Jo C
Overall good was great specially the crispi fish and salmon very fresh. I won’t recommend the Phad Thai. I had tasted better from elsewhere. Service was ok but wait staff too quick to clear your table. Once plate is empty they take it away including napkin you still using Lol.
… moreKIRA MiNaMi
****I don’t recommend this restaurant. They threaten you to give them a tip. They’re a complete failure of humanity. !!!!!
This was my first terrible experience in America. I went to a restaurant with a friend because I wanted to try Thai food. The atmosphere was quite dark, and the menu was hard to read, but I didn’t have any complaints. My friend made a slight mistake when ordering, and the waiter corrected her. I felt bad to my friend about it, but after we finished our meal, we left a $2 tip. The waiter, a short, blonde Asian woman, complained that the tip she’d deducted from the total was too small. I explained to her that a tip is a token of appreciation and isn’t guaranteed. She then said that since we live in America, we should pay 15% to 20%. The waiter was very rude, so I told her, “You’re rude!” She said, “You mean rude? We served the food quickly and provided good service, but you lingered and were in the way.” I was very, very annoyed, but I left the store determined never to go there again. Her behavior and actions show poor customer service. It’s crazy to argue with a customer who hasn’t done anything wrong.
… moreThis was my first terrible experience in America. I went to a restaurant with a friend because I wanted to try Thai food. The atmosphere was quite dark, and the menu was hard to read, but I didn’t have any complaints. My friend made a slight mistake when ordering, and the waiter corrected her. I felt bad to my friend about it, but after we finished our meal, we left a $2 tip. The waiter, a short, blonde Asian woman, complained that the tip she’d deducted from the total was too small. I explained to her that a tip is a token of appreciation and isn’t guaranteed. She then said that since we live in America, we should pay 15% to 20%. The waiter was very rude, so I told her, “You’re rude!” She said, “You mean rude? We served the food quickly and provided good service, but you lingered and were in the way.” I was very, very annoyed, but I left the store determined never to go there again. Her behavior and actions show poor customer service. It’s crazy to argue with a customer who hasn’t done anything wrong.