Wan Wan 209 Mulberry Street, Manhattan, New York 10012

"I’ve been her twice with large groups and will return again. The food is great. My favorite dish is the ped krob salad!"

"Good place for a date night, we ordered tom yum lobster, it was our first experience with the lobster, it was delicious and plenty, it took some time for the preparation, but at the end it was good, we liked the ambience and the place was full of people. I am attaching the menu for your reference, their is no parking available for this place, and it is not wheelchair accessible."

"This is a very nice authentic Thai restaurant with a welcoming atmosphere in Soho. We tried the Tom Yum soup, Taw Hu Tod soft tofu in peanut sauce and Tofu Noodles. The food was generally very tasty, with the star being the fried tofu with a tapioca coating. It was exceptional. The soup was not served hot (pet peeve) and the noodles could have had more tofu. The complimentary salad could have used a dressing, all leading to four stars. Still, recommended for Thai in Soho."

"This was a very good thai place. The food was very tasty and with great portions and not too pricey. I really enjoyed the restaurant decoration as well. Definitely recommended for a casual dinner spot"

"First visit to this nolita Thai restaurant. I had the noodles with fried chicken and crispy kale. I loved it. We shared among the four of us two appetizers, one was the curry spring roll, and the other was the shrimp and mango salad. Both were terrific, but the portions were a little small for the price. My husband had the ribs and he seem to enjoy it but he felt it needed some additional flavor. Our other two guests are not experienced Thai food consumers, but they enjoyed their meals. We were there during happy hour from 4 to 7 PM and you get either four dollars off cocktails or two dollars off beer and wine. The room was pleasant, and a couple of our guests were a little cold under the air conditioning, so they moved us to another table without a problem. The service was fine, and I would only say that I would encourage them to take another look at their pricing because as you can see on our check before tip it was $228 for four people which is a little excessive for Thai food in New York City."