Consistently very good Thai food. Inside has a bunch of tables and the staff is always friendly. You never have to wait long to be seated. Unassuming atmosphere........ definitely nothing fancy. Prices are fair and it seems like they do a ton of takeout. There's always Uber Eats and Door Dash drivers popping in to pick up orders for delivery. A few of my favorites are the panang curry with whatever protein you choose and the soups are also excellent. Spring rolls, pad Thai noodles, curry puffs, chicken satay and the dumplings are always a good bet, and if you're in the mood for something light and healthier, the summer rolls are an excellent choice. For me, it's an enjoyably nice little (fairly) local spot.

Causal authentic Thai restaurant with lots of choices... first time there and we took recommendations from the server and everything was amazing! Will definitely come back next time I'm in the are.

The best authentic food in town. The food is so delicious and the portions are big. I love fried chicken with sticky rice.

Cute thai restaurant in the area. In general, Thai food is not my favorite on Long Island but this is a reasonably good spot. This certainly will hit any cravings. However, the dishes varied in quality and flavor. The tom yum soup had a good tang and was punchy but was too oily and the soup barely had the solid components (mushrooms, protein of choice, etc.). I tried the khao soi which was well made, flavored, balanced and much heartier. The drunken noodles were bland and rather oily without much salt even. I wish it also had better textures. Thai teas were standard and good. Asked for leas ice but the drink had quite a bit of ice still. Service was quick and friendly. This spot got busier as the evening went on and it was a weeknight.

Not the best Thai food we've ever had, but still very good imo esp. on LI. The staff were friendly, and all the food came out quick. We got the shrimp roll, Sanook Thai wings, and Sanook sausage to start, as well as a Thai iced tea. For our entrées, we got the drunken noodles and pad see yue, both with beef. Everything tasted authentic and flavorful. My favorite was the chicken sausage- I wrapped it in lettuce with the ginger & onions, it was soo tasty, and had a nice crunch. The Thai wings & shrimp roll were alright- nothing special about them. They both rely on the sweet chili sauce to give them flavor. The drunken noodles (spicy) & pad see yue (sweet) were also really good. However, the noodles were quite spicy for our liking- would've preferred it to be less spicy bc our mouths were burning afterward. But overall, we had a good experience here- I would def come back again. Plus, they have a parking lot in rear :)

Finally a Thai place that offers good service, good food, and good prices! I've tried a few Thai places around the area but I always felt they were overpriced with mediocre food. I hope Sanook Thai sticks around as the staff is also friendly! I ordered Chicken Pad Thai and Chicken Pad See Ew. Both were saucy, had good flavor, and had good portions. The best part was when I called for pick up and the man said it would be ready in 5-7 minutes. I drove right over and the food was packed and ready to go!

Great little find. The food is flavorful and cooked to preference. The food had depth of flavor, not just heat spice. We tried the chicken satay and roti with massaman curry, both were delicious. The chicken satay came with peanut Saul and fish sauce. The roti was crispy on the outside and soft inside, which paired nicely with the curry. We ordered large wonton soup which has a generous soup portion and about 8-10 wontons. The Pad Thai was flavorful and not too heavy with the tamarind. The pad ka prow was ordered with "spicy" level and that was equivalent to Thai spicy in most places. They have an even spicier level, Thai spicy. The staff is very pleasant. Being a Super Bowl weekend, we were the only ones dining in at the time. This will surely be our go to Thai place from now on.