Talay

Marian M 2 months ago

Not impressed at all. Overpriced. 0 atmosphere. No bathroom. They charge prices like they are a restaurant but it is more like a deli. Food was very oily. Will not return for sure.

Tonia Lachapelle 5 months ago

Delicious Thai! Quaint, no frills eatery with good prices and great food. My husband and I each had a lunch special. Him, the Tom Yum soup and chicken Thai pad. I had the spring rolls and flounder pad see ew. The owner served us himself. Plenty of locals seemed to love the place also!

Carolina Guzman 5 months ago

This is my new fav spot ! The food is delicious and the service is so friendly and polite. The mango sticky rice is a must !! What more can you ask for !

Roshni Bernadette Abayasekara 7 months ago

Shiver Me Thai On Staten Island: Burrrr - licious ! That's my vibe as I stumbled upon the Thalay Thai restaurant on Staten Island after a snowstorm this year. It's the perfect spot for an Asian winter warrior such as I, to refuel and charge on through the snow storm, with a delicious Thai meal. I miss Asian food a lot during this time of year. Thalay was a great find, tucked away on Stuyvesant Road. The Thai eatery is walking distance from the Staten Island ferry point. It's run by a (Thai) mum and pop (husband and wife) who are so kind and charming that they are one of my favourite parts of the visit to this restaurant. They ran a similar restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand and then Manhattan and are now located on Staten Island right by the St George Ferry! It's nothing fancy and a little bit of a hole in the wall spot. But it's clean and brightly lit making it a nice place for a quick bite to eat indoors or take-away stop. . Some of the things I liked about this restaurant are: the food which is delicious and quite authentic to me as a South East Asian resident for decades. I liked the basil fried rice and pad thai which I selected - both with shrimp! The portions are enormous

Karl Kwon 9 months ago

We stopped by this Thai restaurant around 4 PM on a Sunday while visiting Staten Island. Instead of heading straight back to Manhattan, we decided to explore the area a bit. There was nobody dining inside at the time, just a delivery driver waiting for an order. It looks like a small, longtime family-run place — nothing fancy, just a tiny local restaurant. We ordered the Tom Yum Soup with shrimp and the Chicken Pad Thai. They don’t do table service and the food comes with plastic forks and spoons, but once we took our first bites, we were honestly surprised. Wow — everything was incredibly tasty. The soup was full of flavor, and every bite of the Pad Thai was delicious. We enjoyed every spoonful and every bite. It was a quiet Sunday afternoon, not many restaurants were open, and we decided to give this spot a try — and we’re so glad we did. The owners were very kind, and the food was amazing. Highly recommend this little hidden gem!