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This classy eatery is one of Warwick’s best-kept secrets. One look at the menu and you’ll want to order everything. Instead, start off light with steamed Thai dumplings, stuffed with chicken, pork, and water chestnuts, before venturing into dinner territory. Where to Get the Best Thai Food in the Hudson Valley

On a mountaintop high over the New York State Thruway, you can time travel 50 years into the past and 50 into the future, all on the same 40 acres. Welcome to Mt. Fuji Steakhouse, an iconic hibachi-style restaurant that marks birthdays, confirmations, engagements, and family gatherings over flaming onion volcanoes, flying shrimp tails, and Read more...

Sushi Bada is an elegant sushi restaurant in Suffern.

We could only hope every sushi outing was all-you-can-eat. At AJ’s Sushi and Cajun Seafood, it can be. Start with kitchen faves like kani salad, shumai, and agedashi tofu. Then dive into dozens of sushi and sashimi such as squid, red snapper, and eel, or classics like Boston, Philadelphia, and yellowtail jalapeño. Finish the night Read more...

Indian and Thai flavors are highlighted here: Sample the citrus calamari, try the popular tandoori dishes, or opt for vegetable masala. A spin on mango cheesecake is a favorite dessert. Whether it’s a regular day of the week or a special occasion like Mother’s Day or Father’s Day, Citrus Restaurant pulls out all the stops Read more...

If you like duck, try the duck noodle soup for lunch or the shoo-shi duck with curry and vegetables for dinner. This family friendly spot has milder fried rice options that work well for little ones. Where to Get the Best Thai Food in the Hudson Valley

When you’re craving comforting Thai food in a hurry, Kanda House has you covered. Place two orders for the steamed dumplings. They’re so good you’ll want a “back-up” for later. For an entrée, you can’t go wrong with pad Thai. Where to Get the Best Thai Food in the Hudson Valley

At first glance, the fusion of Asian and Italian dishes at this Rockland County restaurant may confuse you, but its premise is actually fairly simple — all types of noodles, all the time. So if you don’t discriminate, head to Haverstraw for a cheesy plate of pasta or a steamy bowl of broth-soaked ramen (we’re Read more...

This Rockland eatery is beloved throughout the county and beyond for its authentic eats and top-notch service. If heat isn’t an issue, try the pad khi mao, or drunken noodles. The thin rice noodles pair perfectly with the flavorful basil and the spicy chili sauce. Where to Get the Best Thai Food in the Hudson Read more...

Set below Uptown in the somewhat-less-scenic Kingston Plaza, Super Bowl Cuisine’s cavernous space disguises the city’s best Chinese food. Whether you’ve come for all-you-can-eat Hot Pot or standard dishes, Super Bowl scores repeatedly when it comes to flavor and texture. The eggplant in garlic sauce is a special highlight.    

Expect authentic renditions of its namesake cuisine like pad Thai, panang curry, and ped yang (crispy duck), served in a renovated, circa-1818 building with a hip, downtown atmosphere.

This Nyack hotspot is a mainstay for Thai cuisine, and for good reason. The savory menu has traditional dishes that appeal to both newcomers and aficionados. Order the curry puffs, filled with delectable chicken and potatoes, as an appetizer before moving onto the ped penang, a spicy roasted duck dish, for the main course. Where Read more...