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Gayang

Gayang

Elmhurst

Filipino comfort food meets unlimited karaoke in Elmhurst. The smoky Chicken Inasal and golden Crispy Pata are crowd favorites, best enjoyed before you grab the mic.

Thai 101

Thai 101

Bayside • $$

Fresh Thai dishes with colorful presentations and generous portions draw fans from across Queens. The flower-adorned dining room sets a cheerful scene for curry, lemongrass chicken, and desserts like mango mousse cake.

When in Bangkok

When in Bangkok

Flushing • $$

When in Bangkok serves up show-stopping Crispy Sea Bass and bold Thai flavors that keep Flushing coming back weekly. Expect generous portions, photogenic plates, and a warm vibe with outdoor seating when the weather's nice.

Baht

Baht

Jackson Heights

This family-run Thai spot channels Italian bakery energy into a cozy neighborhood gem. Savor tender crying tiger beef, crispy whole fish with mango salad, and cocktails that'll have you still thinking about the espresso martini days later.

Maison Mekong

Maison Mekong

Astoria

This family-run spot weaves Filipino, Thai, and Vietnamese street food into one gutsy menu. The Larb Karaage fried chicken is a legend, and dishes like Pork Sisig and Shaking Beef deliver bold, layered flavors.

Onedee Thai

Onedee Thai

Sunnyside

Skip the pad thai—Onedee's back menu pages hold the spicy, authentic Thai dishes that'll impress even your most critical relative. Expect vibrant flavors, attentive service, and a gorgeous space.

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