by Jen G 
I’d heard about the ramen in the basement of No Name Bar but never made it down. Now they have a full Thai menu, and it’s delicious and cheap!
When friends want to go out for Thai I usually go, “Meh.” Not because it isn’t a delicious cuisine, it’s just that ever since it became a food trend and every neighborhood got a thai place, most were just that, meh.
When I read in Paper…
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This noodle bar makes me feel like home. I grew up in bangkok , we are all craving for noodles after a long party night out.
I gree. Not only noodles but we eating Ka Nom Jeen or Khao Tom.
I like this review. It’s like my friend told me. Thanks for sharing.
I encourage you guys to go and give it a try. I grew up in Bangkok and the noodles here are one the closest to thai street food-style I’ve had in NYC. Make sure to ask the chef to sprinkle a little fried garlic to your noodle soup. that’s how we do it back home 😉
If you’ve been to bangkok, and you love thai street food (which is the best) you’ ll really love this. And they open till late night !! ( just like home!)