Aroydee Thai Kitchen

The best part about the heaven chicken is the fried chicken cutlet itself. The cutlet is moist and properly cooked. The rice is mid. I would say the rice demotes the overall dish from being good to mid. The mango mojito cocktail is a bit overpriced. Tastes like club soda with mango flavor. The fried calamari was really good. Thats the dish I would recommend people get. They provided us with a clear soup with scallion for free which was nice. Overall a bit overpriced for mid (MID DOES NOT MEAN ITS BAD IT MEANS ITS AVERAGE) food but its to be expected due to the area its in. So dont come with expectations of having thai cuisine to write home about. But its overall decent.

This restaurant is conveniently located near the WTC and Wall Street. We ordered the veggie dumplings and the Khao Soi with fried chicken. The soupy noodles were absolutely delicious, and the flavors were rich and comforting. I’d definitely come back and would highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys Thai cuisine. The only downside is that the seating is very limited.

Great service it seemed and they handle the lunch runs well<br><br>Got take out and got the pad Thai I like the crunch in top. Tofu was a good medium fry.<br><br>My friend got the drunken noodles also had an amazing flavor balance

Visited this restaurant in the afternoon for lunch. I ordered the Thai Iced Tea, Fried Shrimp & Chicken Dumplings, and Pad See Ew with Tofu.<br><br>The Thai Iced Tea tasted creamy with a dominating milky taste.<br><br>The Fried Dumplings were the Shumai variant. They were juicy and delicious on their own. They came with a dipping sauce that was spicy and sour and which overpowered the taste of the dumplings.<br><br>The Pad See Ew's portion size was small. The noodles were flavorful, but they felt wet too eat,. The noodles' temperature was inconsistent, with some noodles being cool and others being hot. The tofu were hard to chew through, bland, and dry. I had to make a conscious effort of chewing them. The chinese brocolli that was part of the Pad See Ew, tasted bitter maybe due to undercooking or freshness.<br><br>The restaurant does not have a bathroom. I was given a bathroom pass that permitted access to the bathroom of the restaurant next door.<br><br>I left the restaurant less than satisfied and still hungry.

Mouthwatering flavor!<br><br>We actually planned on going to the ramen place next door but they didn’t have enough seating. So we tried this place instead.<br><br>We both got the special- a curry noodle dish with a choice of protein. Beef was perfectly tender, maybe on the dry side but the curry sauce made up for it. The fried fish was delicious and plentiful.<br><br>The best thing was the curry. Such good flavor and spices. So glad we tried this. Highly recommend.

Found this restaurant off Google. Near the Wall Street area so it was a busy location. Very small only 5 tables to sit. Most would just do takeaway. I got the pad Thai. It was good. Portion was a good size. Prepared very quickly. Didn’t enjoy sitting and being crammed around by 10 Uber Eats drivers. Was in town for work so didn’t really have a place to take it away to eat. I would recommend the food and return again.

We ordered the Khao Soi and it was so good. Been to a lot of other places for this dish and this is by far the winner. I would walk 500 miles to eat this dish one more time. kate was excellent with the service

I love this place so much. Everything about this place is so amazing. I love the food & the atmosphere!! The food is genuinely amazing, worth the price, and cheap. Also, it’s incredibly clean inside.

Amazing place!<br><br>Just a quick walk away from WTC, and it was one of the best Thai foods I've had in the United States. We ordered the Khao Soi (coconut milk base noodle) with chicken and it was absolutely spectacular. It was packed with flavour and really captured the essence of Northern Thai cuisine. The coconut soup/sauce base was so rich and umami, with a nice kick of spice, and the noodles were done just right!<br><br>Great portions, great ambience, and great service. Would come again.

It's a small but cozy Thai restaurant in the Financial District. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. I really like the decor in the restaurant as well. The curry puff came out hot and fresh and was bursting with spices and curry flavor. The dipping sauce that accompanied it was perfect. The massaman curry was very fragrant and flavorful. Very much recommend to support this small business.

This is a truly authentic Thai restaurant — cooked and served by Thai people, and genuinely loved by Thai customers. The food is incredible, especially the fried chive cakes and somtum. The flavors are spot-on. The chive cakes are crispy on the outside and soft inside — honestly even better than many places in Thailand!<br><br>The staff are incredibly kind. I was so hungry I wanted to order four dishes, but they gently stopped me and didn’t try to upsell at all. So genuine. They also recommended places to visit and shop, taking care of us like family.<br><br>This is exactly what Thai people appreciate the most. I left feeling so touched and so homesick — in the best way possible. 💛🇹🇭

I ordered pad thai, it was so delicious and flavorful!!! the thai iced tea is perfect! cozy atmosphere inside, good amount of seating, music is nice. great spot, I’ll definitely come back!

The restaurant is a little small but I love the smell and the ambiance. They have pretty good Thai food for the area. I appreciate the customer service here as well. They’re very homey and it’s noticeable.

As an Asian traveling in New York, I highly recommend this restaurant! The flavors are sooo authentic, and the prices are very reasonable, especially considering the big portions. I ordered the Basil Fried Rice and Crispy Pork Kana—both were absolutely amazing! Definitely a must-visit if you’re craving real, delicious flavors.<br>they also offer Vegetarian menu, how cool!

Oh wow, probably the best Thai food I’ve ever had in my life. It was so good that during our 4-day trip to New York, we ate here twice. I’ll remember the Pad See Ew for the rest of my life! We also had shrimp and chicken dumplings, fried calamari, and noodle soup — everything was absolutely delicious. On top of that, the service was so friendly! The place is tiny but very cozy. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for something different than the “traditional” American food.