Delicious family own authentic Thai! Everything here is delicious and fresh. We come from Brooklyn to eat here with the kids!

Thai Nara has some fantastic food that is also halal and very reasonably priced. I had some food both to stay and to go and everything was great. It's also so nice to see a restaurant that clearly a neighborhood staple that does a lot for their community and vice versa. Some dishes that stood out to me were the basil fried rice and the pad thai (with chicken). All in all, I will 110% be back.

Lunch specials were just the right amount of food across the menu! A favorite of mine when I am not willing to explore other places in the Jackson Heights/Woodside area. The staff are nice and efficient. Cozy, quaint little place to enjoy.

After a very long time I get to try their food again . It was great actually. I ordered thai soup, iced bubble tea & beef sizzling. Everything was good , I wished more beef on the sizzling then too much vegetables! I was disappointed! You can see the price are reasonable & the portion was ok. Posting some new pics of the food .

Likes - great service - halal - good food - street parking, close to train Dislike None

Down homey, authentic Thai food flavor, hole in the wall, family owned great taste: pretty much checks all Of my boxes. To give it a taste test we got: Curry chicken puffs, chicken roti, papaya salad (get it spicy, balance between cold fresh sweet and spicy is so nice), Tom yom soup and drunken noodles. All were done really well, tastes of Thailand in each bite. For 50, we had a feast. Were dishes smaller? Yes, but we're trying to be mindful of portions, and the portion sizes are appropriate I thought. For those that complain about food portions, come on it's hard to find places to feed two fully for 50 in NYC these days...let alone tasty. The owner came over to chat, we stuck out since we were the only non 'halal' customers there. Nice guy and his family trying to run a good business. He is obviously proud of his place and takes care to make the foods of his country the best he can. Being that the place is Halal, this is not a place to bring your alcohol. Respect the culture. Support your local small Business, come here and be satisfied.

Went for lunch after a long drive in New York City. Looked up a nice Halal Thai restaurant and this came on top of the list. Out front shows a grade A on their health code. The host was very friendly and so as the cook. Not a lot of people in the restaurant with quaint seating options, makes it a lot peaceful to eat our meals. I can say every meal was cleared we did not need any take out boxes. My little one enjoyed her Thai iced tea, tom yum soup, spring rolls and half of the drunken noodle dish. I had the Thai basil beef fried rice, spicy Thai fried chicken wings (not too impressed since it has the same consistency as the store bought) and Thai soup with chicken. My wife had the drunken noodles with shrimp. Definitely a place to return when we get to visit New York.