Huge Thai

"Male at front desk was not friendly at all, I ordered fried rice. He didn’t say much about the order, I tried it and It was very spicy. Two other ladies came in and ordered after me and the gentleman stated to them that the order may be spicy and was that okay with them. I would have liked the same courtesy, but his bias prevented him from doing that. I couldn’t even finish the food $17 for spicy salty rice with poor customer service. Will not be eating here again. Not worth it."

"Came here for lunch and was absolutely blown away by the flavors and quality of the food. The menu had a fantastic variety of Thai dishes, and I couldn't resist trying a few different ones. The Tom Yum soup was delicious , bursting with the perfect balance of spicy and sour flavors. The Pad Thai was hands down the best I've ever had – the noodles were perfectly cooked and the sauce was incredibly flavorful. But what truly stood out was their Pad See Ew. It was rich and packed with tender pieces of chicken and fresh vegetables. If you're a Thai food enthusiast, this is an absolute must-visit. I'll definitely be returning soon to explore more of their menu."

"No disappointment here! First trip to Huge Thai was oh so yummy! Delicious food, great service and staff. Great to see you King! We will be back!"

"Lunch special: spicy pad kee mao chicken, chive dumplings, and herbal vegan soup. I am looking forward to going back to Huge Thai Street Cuisine in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, NY. 157 Court Street. Excellent food for the price. Two tables outside for open air dining, which we enjoyed today with our dog. Food came out in 10 minutes. Really nice staff."

"I usually purchase lunch here once a week, and always order the Basil fried rice with medium heat(spice). It’s usually decent and I never complain if it isn’t. Today, I made the usual order and emphasized that I didn’t want it to be too spicy. Am older gentleman later walked up from the kitchen, looked at me, smirked, and returned to the kitchen. I thought nothing of it until I tasted the rice. It was the spiciest I’d ever had it. I couldn’t eat it. The dish tasted like pure chili powder and salt. I called to inquire, and the cashier said “so sorry”. She was in the kitchen when the older man walked to the front. They had also written “medium spicy” on the lid of the rice container. I’ll eat just about anything, but I couldn’t finish this. I hope they had a good laugh."