"On the go? Use our mobile site by going to http://m.yellowbot.com/"
Map

Sripraphai Thai Restaurant

64-13 39th Ave
Woodside, NY 11377
(718) 899-9599
sripraphairestaurant.com
4.5 star rating based on 88 reviews
Reserve a Table Sripraphai Thai Restaurant Menu

Recommend this place?

Love It Hate It

Rate this place!

↓
A class act

Good To KnowGood To Know

Payment Methods
Cash  
Hours
MON-TUE 11:30 am-10:00 pm THU-SUN 11:30 am-10:00 pm  
Status: Closed  
Phone Number

tel: (718) 899-9599

Fax Number

tel: (301) 589-0768

Got something to say?

Be the first YellowBot user to review Sripraphai Thai Restaurant

Business Description from the Web

brought to you by

metroguide

This restaurant Profile Page is brought to you courtesy of the DiningGuide.com service. Burger King is located in Dickinson.
Posted by metroguide on May 17, 2008

brought to you by

dinesite

Visiting Mrs. K`s Toll House, you`ll find a restaurant that serves up American.
Posted by dinesite on January 02, 2008

Tips About This Business

The Extras

brought to you by

Citysearch

Inexpensive homemade treats are stacked in plastic containers all ready to go. Take one home with you.
Posted by Citysearch on May 12, 2009

Where to Sit

brought to you by

Citysearch

Ask to sit in the leafy garden hidden behind the kitchen--the ambience is much more pleasant.
Posted by Citysearch on May 12, 2009

Know Before You Go

brought to you by

Citysearch

Once the clock strikes 10, staff wants to get out of there. So get your orders in early--including dessert.
Posted by Citysearch on May 12, 2009
» view all 4 Tips

Editorial Reviews from the web

Hop the 7 train to pay tribute to authentic, inexpensive Thai food.

Review Rating
brought to you by

Citysearch

This is the kind of Thai food some consider unattainable in Manhattan. The atmosphere is squeaky clean and no-nonsense: Tables for two can be pushed together to accommodate groups--if there's room. A good way to judge a Thai spot is by its green curry: The all-Thai staff here fashions it spicy and smooth, filled to bursting with meat and thin-sliced bamboo shoots. Shrimp papaya salad could set... more
Posted by Contributor on April 13, 2009, (Edited May 31, 2004)

brought to you by

gayot

When almost every other place in DC is going trendy, the venerable Mrs. K's keeps its place in DC's restaurant roster by dint of its picturesque setting and its all-American cuisine. (After all, not everyone wants fusion-something.) Besides, how many other DC restaurants keep a traditional turkey dinner on their menu year-round? But perhaps its shining moment is the Sunday buffet, a splendid... more
Posted by gayot on July 02, 2007

Other Reviews from the web

I've had better

Review Rating
brought to you by

Citysearch

The hype about this place prior to my first visit was overdone. The food was average and the service as lousy as could be. It took 15-20 minutes before a waiter/waitress even acknowledged us and that was after having to flag one down! It took 3 times to get our drink order right (all we ordered were soft drinks), and it took multiple requests to get us utensils to enjoy our soup, which was... more
Posted by Sham718 on September 19, 2009

Excellent food. One of the best Thai place

Review Rating
brought to you by

Citysearch

Kao Soy chicken was awesome. Recomended to lot of friends and they had the same great experience. Food is cheap and awesome.
The only problem is you need to pay only by cash.
Foodwise, one of the best Thai place I have been to.

Pros

+ Excellent food. Cheap.

Cons

- Cash only. Parking outside restaurant.
Posted by KhaliKhai on August 09, 2009

Decent but authentic

Review Rating
brought to you by

Citysearch

Very affordable, The main course OK; if you want more than OK Thai, your better bet is SEA in Williamsburg Bklyn

Pros

+ nice outdoor dining area

Cons

- have had better
Posted by solowon on July 02, 2009
» view all 90 Reviews
Data by Localeze
© 2007-2009 Solfo, Inc. – All rights reserved (v22.8.7-0-g7a2d1b07-M)