The restaurant claims to be the "best Thai food in New York State including New York City." That's a tall claim and the restaurant unfortunately does not live up to the expectations. Just an average B- level Thai food at a somewhat expensive prices. Try Sticky Rice for a better value and food. more

Fantastic brunch. Expensive, but worth it if you really enjoy appetizers. more

The Sunday buffet is fabulous - a fantastic way to try a wide variety of Thai dishes that you would never order off the menu. And the food's great too. more

Fabulous food! more

Really yummy. Nice patio. more

The service here is bad compared to other Thai restaurants. The waiting times are long and when I asked the waiters how long it would take for the first dish, they uncourteously said the food would be out shortly but in fact, it took another 1 hour. When the food was served, they just plopped it down and did not... more

I had dinner with two friends at Thai Cuisine, and the impression we came away with is this: choose your menu items wisely! We had ped long song (crispy duck on a bed of spinach with peanut sauce), and it was so "crisp" that it was virtually impossible to cut and difficult to bite. A shame, since the sauce was... more

Had an excellent meal here over the Labor Day 2006 weekend. Our friends, who visit Ithaca several times a year, raved about this restaurant and they were absolutely right. This is the best Thai food I've had outside of Thailand and I live in the NYC area where Thai restaurants are plentiful and good. Each dish was lovely to look... more

This was the place I first ate Thai food and it is still one of the best that I have been too. The flavors were always very subtle and nothing was every to harsh. Tom Kha Gai is probably still the best I ever had, tasty and spicy but not overpowering in any area. The multiple chocolate B-52 dessert was... more