UWS Thai Restaurant Is One Of The Best In NYC, New List Says

UPPER WEST SIDE, NY — Thai food lovers on the Upper West Side rejoice. An UWS restaurant has been named one of the most "thrilling" places to get the cuisine in all of New York City, according to a newly updated list.

Eater's list of 28 exciting Thai eateries across the five boroughs was published Tuesday, building on the food outlet's 2017 list on the same theme.

A restaurant featured on the list this year, inclued, Thai Market, a neighborhood restaurant at 960 Amsterdam Avenue, between West 107th and 108th Streets.

Here's what Eater critic Robert Sietsema had to say about the Upper West Side Thai spot:

"Dressed up like a street market, this Manhattan Valley Thai spot specializes in a menu with Bangkok flair and is a great place for those who crave Thai curries. Green is the spiciest, closely followed by Panang. Filled with minced shrimp, the Thai market crepe is another high point. A lunch special packs the place in the early afternoon hours."

A review on Thai Market's website says that the "authentic" cuisine goes "way beyond pad Thai" with decor that evokes "street carts in Bangkok" for very reasonable prices.

Among the other restaurants close to the Upper West Side that made Eater's list was Pure Thai Cookhouse at 766 9th Avenue — between West 51st and 52nd Streets.

You can find out more about Thai Market and its menu on its website.

Patch reporter Nick Garber contributed to this report.