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Best Thai Restaurants in Long Island City (11101)

6 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: January 2026

Our Top Pick
Soothr LIC
Bangkok-style flavors in a big, buzzy LIC dining room with cocktails.

Notable Picks

$$$ Dutch Kills
A high-energy Bangkok-inspired room that leans into bold, street-to-banquet flavors rather than playing it safe. Come hungry, order share-style, and let the kitchen’s savory depth (noodles, curries, seafood) do the heavy lifting while the cocktail program keeps the pace moving.
Must-Try Dishes: Khao Soi, Crab noodles, Mango sticky rice
What makes it special: Bangkok-style flavors in a big, buzzy LIC dining room with cocktails.
$$ Hunters Point
A neighborhood Thai spot that lands best when you stick to the kitchen’s comfort-zone classics and curry depth rather than over-ordering novelty. It’s an easy repeat for weeknight dining—warm, reliable flavors with enough polish for a low-key date or small group.
Must-Try Dishes: Khao Soi, Green curry, Papaya salad
What makes it special: Curry-and-noodle comfort that stays dependable on repeat visits.
$$$ Denton
Home-style Thai cooking that hits hardest on hearty, savory mains and shareable starters, with a comfortable neighborhood feel. It’s a strong choice when you want classic Thai executed with care—especially if you’re feeding a table and want range without fuss.
Must-Try Dishes: Crispy duck, Tom yum soup, Pad see ew
What makes it special: Home-style Thai plates that hold up for groups and repeat orders.

Worthy Picks

$$ Court Square
A steady, comfort-forward Thai option where the best move is to lean into familiar staples—noodles, curries, and stir-fries—rather than chasing the entire menu. It’s reliable for takeout or a simple sit-down when you want satisfying flavor without a scene.
Must-Try Dishes: Pad Thai, Red curry, Basil fried rice
What makes it special: Dependable Thai staples that work equally well for takeout or a quick meal.
$ Dutch Kills
A cozy, casual Thai spot that’s most useful as a repeatable neighborhood go-to—quick service, straightforward flavors, and a menu built for regular rotation. It shines when you keep the order simple and let the classic stir-fries and noodles deliver.
Must-Try Dishes: Drunken noodles, Pad Thai, Basil fried rice
What makes it special: Simple, repeatable Thai comfort that’s built for quick meals.
7.7
$ Hunters Point
A long-running LIC Thai standby that works best for classic, no-drama comfort—curries, stir-fries, and noodles that show up fast and satisfy. Treat it as a dependable weeknight option where value and speed matter as much as nuance.
Must-Try Dishes: Pad kee mao, Massaman curry, Tom kha
What makes it special: A classic LIC Thai standby focused on fast, familiar comfort dishes.