Mee Thai Cuisine

I was craving some Thai spices and food and found this place.
The first thing I noticed is a B rating from the inspection.
Secondly, they do not serve anything besides beer or allow you to bring your own.
The service was ok; the girl did not have a lot of interest in use.
The menu looked promising, but once we ordered, the food flavors were underwhelming. I wished they got more favor in soups, and it felt like the soup was diluted rather than having that umami flavor that I expect from Thia cuisine.
The place is just ok, nothing special.

I'm always in search of a good Thai restaurant especially ones that offer great lunch specials. I was running errands around Bergen ( BKLYN Larder cheese replenishment, etc) and Yelped nearby Thai and *Mee Thai popped up. After a 10 minute walk from Larder, I entered and was the first and only customer on this frigid day. It was great having a peaceful and solitary moment, had a busy Friday and Saturday.
Mee Thai's environment is very cozy and the staff warm and welcoming. There were numerous lunch specials to choose from but I ordered my usual Thai iced tea, and Lunch Special with Thai Salad and Pad Se Ew with chicken.
The food came out together which I really don't prefer but I guess I should have specified.
The tea was perfectly sweetened and very refreshing.
The salad was fresh with delicious tofu and a kickin peanut dressing.
The Pad Se Ew was also perfectly spiced, piping hot and the chicken was plentiful.
The server was very sweet and accommodating. We talked about the weather, and other small talk.
I told her how much I enjoyed my meal and am in this neighborhood quite often.

*ahhh.. you've noticed my asterisk. I've learned Mee means noodles in Thai. Well I'm just wild about the noodles served at Mee Thai.
Chan ca klab ma! ( I'll be back in Thai) :)

The thai food here is very tasty and generous portions! I'd recommend going for lunch and taking advantage of the lunch specials. I enjoyed the pad Thai and if you like spicy foods, the drunken noodles

I've been long customer for this place. I just noticed for lunch special box is now same box for both curry and rice. They must change this!!

One thing I can say is that the food is what I've come to expect from Thai spots. Delicious! And they had cute little details like heart & wings shaped carrots on the Drunken Noodles & pineapple fried rice meals. Definitely go for the lunch special where for $20 you can get the seafood dish (shrimp, calamari & muscles) with an appetizer ( I got the spring rolls and there were two).
But, they do not have hard alcohol. Beer, wine & sake only. I really enjoyed the lychee martini with sake. Came with two huge lychee fruits on a skewer.
It did take me 15 minutes or so to order the drink because the server was new. I asked a few times if there were cocktails, which she answered yes but we couldn't locate them on the menu. She also didn't know how the food was cooked or what was included. At the end, I noticed that all of the items had an upcharge (maybe a $1) from the menu. I pointed out one and it was quickly changed, but not the others.
I may come back if in the area, but more so for takeout. The senior server tried to assist, but we seemed more of a burden since the new server gave us incorrect information and had to grab her a few times. They also forgot my drink and were on break so couldn't bring another one. Overall, grab and go.

Rude personal,awful service,food was ok,but waitresses always argue,make mistakes in our check and in general was very rude people .don't recommend that restaurant

Chill Thai spot. I got the pad Thai lunch special and the Thai iced tea and I thought it was tasty and reasonably priced. Not spectacular but pretty good. Friendly and warm service and interesting selection of pop covers as background music...

Walking in on a Saturday afternoon, i must admit I was a little hesitant about eating here after realizing we were the only people in the restaurant. Was the place not good? Had we made a mistake picking this? No - yelp had good reviews and yelp wouldn't let me down. "Stick to your guns" i told myself... and I'm glad I did!

The server was prompt in getting us our order, though I must admit I asked if the curry was spicy and she said no... this in fact was a lie :(. To eat we had:

Green curry with chicken: was i blown away? No. But this bowl of curry warmed my soul on a crisp spring day and left me oh so satisfied. But next time, be honest about it being a lil spicy.

Pad see ew with tofu: I found the noodles a little chewy and the green veggie to be quite bitter. The flavor profile was good though

As per our son suggestion this was the closest Thai place on Fifth Ave. We didn't see a lot of customers - maybe 2 other parties inside, some customers picking up orders and maybe 2 door dashes. Our orders were - 2 Pad Si Ew $15 (one to be split between two of us) and Thai Salad at $9 with a peanut source dressing, but we started with piping hot spring rolls at $7 with a plum source. All foods were ok, not outstanding, but good. One complain - our 7 month grandson was put into broken high chair, where he still got his dinner and only then we saw it. It's a big liability for the restaurant. One lady was our server, no problem with service here, still we were shocked, how empty this Thai place was comparing with others on Fifth Ave.

I had the steamed veggies with ginger sauce. It wasnt on the menu but they made it. Also had chicken wings with a spicy sweet and sour. Ended the meal with a so-delicious fried ice cream. It was like a slice of french toast on top of ice cream. That will be my new go-to dessert. I would have given it 5 stars but i feel they over charged me for the steamed veggies. Service was perfect.