Sabay - Elmhurst

The food was fantastic and very reasonably priced! It was a pleasant surprise to find northern Thai dishes on the menu, as they can be difficult to come by in the city. The Tum Kha-Nun was particularly unique and I would definitely suggest trying anything from the northern Thai section. All of the dishes tasted delicious and the waitress was extremely friendly. I will definitely be returning in the future!

This restaurant is hands down the best and most authentic Thai restaurant in all of NYC. I'm not sure why it hasn't gone viral yet. I went with two friends and we ordered a variety of dishes. The prices are also very reasonable. We ordered 6-7 dishes and some drinks and the total bill was only $100.

So delicious, comfy atmosphere, best customer service. Felt like I was part of the family. Loved watching the streaming music videos while eating my lunch special. I?m stuffed (couldn?t put my fork down), it was honestly plenty of food and yummy. Made mydish exactly how I requested (extra spicy) and was super cheap for how much food I got and the quality. Very fresh. I?m a happycamper!!!

Sabay Thai Restaurant is the best Thai restaurant in all of NYC. This place is truly the best and most authentic Thai restaurant in the entire city. I don't understand why it hasn't become more popular yet. I went with two friends and we ordered a variety of dishes. The prices are also very affordable. We ordered 6-7 dishes and some drinks and the total was only $100! The Pad Thai was delicious and authentic, the braised pork basil was my favorite, and the northern style spicy minced pork was a new and flavorful experience. The spicy pork rib soup, egg noodle with crab meat, and grilled brisket were all also tasty dishes. The only downside was that the grilled brisket was a bit dry. I wish I lived closer to Queens so I could eat here more often.

I would say that the flavor was original Thai. The staff was really nice and kind. We ordered Yum Nam but it was very sour. They made a new one for us. I love Super Teen Kai (Chicken finger soup) the most.