Thai Farm Kitchen’s Seaport location serves some of the best Thai food in Manhattan.

Little Tiffin is our go-to for Thai takeout and delivery in Greenpoint, and it should be yours too.

Tong is a Thai spot in Bushwick that serves a bunch of great snacky plates.

Jintana Thai Farmhouse serves some of the best Thai food in Park Slope.

Soothr is a Thai restaurant on East 13th Street with a gazebo-like backyard and Bangkok specialties that are difficult to find in NYC.

There’s only one thing at the menu at Eim Khao Mun Kai: a Thai version of Hainanese chicken. It comes with a side of broth, and it’s very good.

Dek Sen is a small, cash-only Thai spot in Elmhurst that excels at dessert. Get the pad kee mao, and be sure to try the massive milo sizzling roti.

Khao Nom is a counter-service spot in Elmhurst, and it’s a great place to sit down, eat some quick khao moo dang, and grab a few desserts to-go.

Thai Diner is a great all-day restaurant in Nolita from the team behind Uncle Boons.

Noods n’ Chill is a tiny counter-service spot where you’ll find the best Thai food in Williamsburg. Try it for a quick and excellent weeknight meal.

There’s a constant wait at Fish Cheeks for a reason. This Noho spot makes some of the best Thai food in the city, including an excellent crab curry.

Thailand’s Center Point is an excellent family-run spot in Woodside. Stop by with a friend or two, and get the crispy papaya salad.

Chao Thai is a tiny cash-only spot in Elmhurst with exceptional salads that tend to have a good amount of heat.

Go out of your way to eat the tom yum soup and pad thai at Thai Farm Kitchen between Kensington and Windsor Terrace.

Bangkok B.A.R. is a Thai spot in Industry City that's great for a quick lunch. Try the curry, and be sure to get some chicken wings.

Piggyback is a pan-Asian spot in Chelsea from the people behind Pig and Khao, and it’s a great option for dinner before a show at MSG.