Jason T.
9/5/2025
Ate here today after work as a substitute paraprofessional at P.S. 12 Q. I had ate and gotten the egg rolls and soup as an appetizer, shrimp omelette as an entree and fried ice cream for dessert...
Sabay
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7519 Broadway
Elmhurst, NY 11373
Sabay, nestled in Elmhurst, NY, has been a staple of the neighborhood since 2008, offering an authentic Thai culinary experience at two locations within the city. Known for serving the best Thai food in Queens, Sabay boasts a cozy ambiance and a menu that showcases the vibrant flavors of Thailand using local, high-quality ingredients.
Patrons can indulge in a variety of signature dishes such as the renowned Crab Fried Rice, flavorful Pad Thai, and zesty Drunken Noodles. The restaurant's commitment to authenticity is reflected in its meticulous cooking process, ensuring each dish is a delightful blend of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy flavors.
Conveniently located near the Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Avenue/74th Street subway station, Sabay is not only a top choice for a romantic dinner but also offers lunch specials at competitive prices. With glowing reviews and a feature on popular platforms like Google, Sabay invites diners to savor a taste of Thailand in the heart of Queens.
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Reviews
4.0166 reviews
Debbie K.
8/10/2025
Love the food here. Very authentic and delicious. I've tired plenty of dishes here and 95% of the time it does not disappoint. The service is a hit or miss. Sometimes you come here and it's dead...
Jim H.
4/27/2025
Always a go to Thai food, for me over 15 years. Service always on par. The place is quiet. A must stop in...Cheers!
Aleena A.
1/29/2024
Per other reviews a nice authentic local spot. Easy to get to and agreed hard to decide for Thai when you search the area as there are many options! My friend ordered a basil fried rice with...
Miranda F.
11/28/2023
Amazing, authentic Thai food at a very reasonable price! It can be overwhelming choosing a Thai place in Elmhurst/Jackson Heights, as the number of authentic spots are seeming endless. Sabay's...
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