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Pam Real Thai Food
Thai $$$$$
402 W 47th St. (b/w 9th & 10th Ave.)
New York , NY 10036
Thai $$$$$
402 W 47th St. (b/w 9th & 10th Ave.)
New York , NY 10036
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4 reviews Pam Real Thai Food
By Salli Vates Jan 20, 2008
It was about 20 degrees last night; I was starving, but didn't want to walk another block in the cold. Since I happened to be right around the corner from Pam Real Thai Food, I walked in. A sign announced "cash only." I had $17 in my wallet, so I strategized about how I could enjoy soup, an appetizer and dinner and still have enough money left over to leave a good tip. I ended up with steamed FULL REVIEW
Pam's yum nam sod will atomize your tastebuds.
By Twenty Bucks A Day Feb 28, 2006
Occasionally, I’m surprised to report, truly excellent and reasonably un-adulterated ethnic cuisine docks in the island of Manhattan. Usually, though, I’m the last to know or pay attention, which is my loss, I guess. Generally I’ve had a greater success rate in the outer boroughs, and it’s more difficult to research restaurants in Manhattan (especially on chowhound – you’ve got to read between thousands of threads inquiring as to the state of Danny Meyer’s navel, etc.). FULL REVIEW
Real Pam New York City Entry #41
By Veal Cheeks Dec 07, 2005
Chicagoans are inordinately proudful of our Thai cuisine (perhaps only Los Angeles can compete). On more than one occasion I have lobbied for Ritchie Daley to name larb Chicago's city dish. I have hesitated before trying Thai food in New York. Many New Yorkers find Sripraphai in Woodside, Queens to be city's premier Thai restaurant, but Pam Real Thai Food in Hell's Kitchen has received high marks for its authenticity and price. The restaurant has recently expanded its menu, and doesn't have the secret Thai menus that LTHforum diners have made famous in Chicago, but the waitress offered to ask the chef if we wished a special dish. The space, near the theater district, is cramped, even by the standards of ethnic restaurants although the decor is pleasant enough - this is not a down and dirty restaurant. FULL REVIEW
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Pam Real Thai Food
By Eat Drink One Woman Jul 26, 2005
Don't you have to doubt the veracity of anyone who claims to be "real"? Like Splenda, made with "real" sugar -- except that Splenda tastes like sugar, oh, NOT AT ALL? Unless you compare it to ass-flavored Nutrasweet? Or ReaLemon®, that reconstituted lemon powder in a lemon shaped plastic squeeze bottle, a completely pointless product for people who are too lazy to cut open a lemon and squeeze it? Jenny from the block lip-synching "I'm Real" while rocking a fox bolero and Jimmy Choo nutbusters? "The Real World", where pretty nubiles hump each other like they're the last seven rabbits on earth in their RENT-FREE LOFT? FULL REVIEW
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