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Sripraphai Thai Restaurant

64-13 39th Ave., Queens

Heather Klein
The Bottom Line
Sripraphai offers the most authentic Thai food you can find outside of Thailand. Located in Woodside, Queens the short trip on the 7 train for Thai food is well worth it and you can even BYOB.
Pros
  • Authentic Thai food
  • Friendly, helpful service
  • Bargain prices
Cons
  • Barebones decor
  • Closed on Wednesdays
  • Cash only
Description
  • Sripraphai is located at 64-13 39th Ave. in Woodside, Queens.
  • Closest subway to Sripraphai: 7 to 61st Street - Woodside
  • Sripraphai Cross Streets: 64th & 66th Streets
  • Credit cards not accepted.
  • Closed Wednesdays
  • Phone: (718) 899-9599
  • No liquor license. BYOB, no corkage fee.
Guide Review - Sripraphai
Sripraphai offers Thai food that many claim is the most authentic you can get outside Thailand. Bring your own beer or wine -- they don't serve alcohol. The servers are always friendly and will accommodate your spiciness requests perfectly. The picture menu they offer is helpful. Two great starters are chicken sate($6), which is moist and delicious and mango salad ($7) which is spicy, yet refreshing. Sauteed noodles with meat, chili and basil leaves($6) is a personal favorite and the chicken curry with bamboo shoots in coconut milk($6) is also great. Pork curry with string beans($6.50) is another standout. The good news: you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu, though I avoid the pad thai($6.50) as it's mediocre.
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