“ Some bomb staple thai food. And the prices are hard to beat. Everyone is super nice here too. Come for some yum cozy homecooked food. ”

“ Cute, cozy Thai place with great food. We split pad see ew, pad Thai, and Massaman curry - all were delicious! I would definitely recommend checking out if you're in the area. ”

“ Amazing. Amazing. Amazing. We absolutely love it here. It's the closest thing to fresh AUTHENTIC thai food. It immediately transports me to the bustling streets of BKK. I've tried numerous spots in the city but this, this gem right here. This is it. And the mango with sticky rice, instantly brings a tear of joy to my eye. (No, really) ”

“ We went for lunch and then another time, for dinner. Neung Thai Kitchen is a small but cute neighborhood restaurant. Their lunch menu includes a soup with your entree. We had two different noodle dishes at lunch and both were good. For dinner we had their coconut shrimp, an eggplant with assorted veggies in a basil sauce, and salmon in a curry sauce. The food was good and we were quite full by the end of our meal. I recommend that you try Neung Thai Kitchen if you are looking for good Thai food in Westchester ”

“ Who knew Ardsley had such an amazing Thai restaurant? A tranquil Thai dining experience that exceeded our expectations. Delicious food, a cozy vibe and reasonable priced. While waiting for a friend to join us, I asked if they still allowed B.Y.O.B. and was told yes. Once we confirmed and found out the liquor store was very close, my daughter went and got a bottle of white wine for us. I asked for glasses, and three wine glasses were placed on our table. When I asked for ice, our waitress pleasantly brought a glass full. What we ate: The curry puffs were filled with a delicious mixture of chicken, potato, onion, and curry. The sweet fish sauce served alongside was perfect for dipping. Pork Belly Ka Prow - A hearty portion of succulent pork belly stir-fried with fresh basil, onion, string beans, and bell peppers, all coated in a rich chili garlic sauce. Pork Pad See Ew - fresh rice noodles stir fried with Chinese broccoli, carrot, and egg in a dark soy sauce. On the heat level my daughter opted for 3 out of 4.I will trust her word that it was spicy because she started hiccuping after the first bite. When the hiccups subsided, she insisted, "It's not too hot." (Hmm?) One of the best Shrimp Pad Thais I've ever had! It was on the sweeter side, which I enjoy, and included egg, bean sprouts, ground peanuts, and five perfectly cooked jumbo shrimp. For dessert, we ordered the Mango Sticky Rice, which featured a generous serving of fresh, ripe mango alongside sticky rice. The rice was colored green with pandan and purple (not sure of the ingredient), and topped with a delicious coconut sauce. Both of my lunch companions thought it was quite good. The restaurant has a free parking lot in front, and the air conditioning was perfectly cool on a hot day. The two gender-neutral bathrooms were clean. Whether you're a fan of Thai food or trying it for the first time, Neung Thai Kitchen is definitely worth a visit. We had a delightful meal and think you'll enjoy it as much as we did. ”

“ Five stars all the way! Small but comfortable dining area. We made a reservation on a Saturday night. They seem to do a lot of take out as well. The noise level was low and soft. Perfect for an evening with my 90 year old folks. We started with spring rolls and steamed pork dumplings. They came out PIPING HOT! Nice! Then we shared; Masaman Curry Chicken, Pork Pad Se Ew, and Shrimp Pad Thai. Everything was absolutely delicious. Nicely balancing spice and flavor. The staff was friendly and attentive. This is a definite place to come back to! ”

“ I was craving some Thai food and my husband and I stumbled upon this small, family-owned Thai food restaurant. It was busy on Friday night so we had to wait around 10 minutes for a table. However, the Thai iced tea and pad Thai we ordered were really good! They also have a nice mural on the wall. ”

“ Last week, we were informed about this new Thai place by my wife's' co-worker. Undecided about dinner, I suggested Neung Thai Kitchen & off we went. The place is located in a tiny, tiny strip mall. The three of us walked in without a reservation & hand signaled 3. The hostess pointed out a table behind us. We were seated immediately. The place is very small. It's bright and airy, well lit. If I recall correctly there are about 8 tables seating four each. There is also a banquet bench running along one wall, so the seating capacity maybe a bit larger. Started this review in June, now it's December. It's a BYOB & no corking charges. We've been there now about four times. Highly recommend it. It's easy on the budget, generous portions, tasty and well prepared. The only thing I have are photos but no captions at this time ”

“ 5/5 Papaya Salad - had the authentic fishy flavor! Huge portion, wished it had less lettuce more papaya. 4.5/5 Chiang Mai Curry Noodle - wished it was spicier, but overall delicious with the curry flavors, the pickled mustard vegetables, creamy coconut and a spritz of sour lime to keep your taste buds craving more. My daughter loves the crispy noodle part. 4/5 Pad Thai (5/5 for my husband) - authentic since they actually use tamarind sauce! I lowered my personal rating since I can't decide whether I like it or not this way. 3/5 Pad Kee Mao (drunken man) - not spicy at all. My mom still likes the flavors and the noodles since it's her favorite Thai dish. May be more catered to Western palate? Also the smallest portion of our order. 3.5/5 Mango Sticky Rice - standard, but wish I could buy mangos this sweet all the time. I need to learn the trick because we love mangoes and they're always so sour. The sticky rice may be green from pandan? Not sure since we didn't really taste pandan flavor from it. Wish there was more coconut sauce, though! 0/5 - Fried Banana w/ Vanilla Ice Cream: I'd skip this if I were you. Not much banana, and what parts you had were complete mush. Offset slightly by the crispy spring roll shell, but the ratio was off. The vanilla ice cream is the yellow kind - made with egg yolk and custardy maybe? That was ok. 5/5 Service - they are really nice, keep your water filled! The only thing is they're super busy on the phone for delivery or pick up orders so sometimes it's hard to flag someone. Ambiance is pretty friendly and welcoming, there's a Thailand mural on the wall. Simple decor, mostly on the shelf by the register. There's 3 booths up front and the seating pictured. ”