Sukhothai

A hut with full of happiness. Loved the cleanliness, friendliness of the servers, deliciousness of the items and the out of the world Thai tea. Crispy fried Tofu as an appetizer was not up to the mark. It lacked seasoning. But... Seafood soup was too good. And the portion was too big for a person. Small amount eaters can share an order. I loved every bit of it except I missed shrimp in the soup. It had crab, mussel, and squid(not sure what was that). My husband ate pad Thai with chicken and again it was big in portion and full of flavors. He couldn't finish it so we took the rest away at home. Thai is only three something dollar. Mind blowing taste. No one should miss. We spend in total $40 ($5tip included)

Incredible flavor and fresh food! Was passing through and decided to eat here for lunch. The Tom Kha Chicken soup was to die for and the Chicken Pad Thai was incredible. Definitely will be coming back!!

Lovely restaurant with friendly staff and tasty food. We ordered a chicken satay and and seafood noodle soup. The seafood noodle soup was so delicious, it’s like a light version of tong yum, nothing too spicy and you can taste the freshness of the lime juice. Chicken satay was nice too! Love the satay sauce, it’s quite nutty.

Portion was great and service was efficient,
food are reasonably priced. Recommend 👍🏻

We hadn't planned to have lunch at Sukhothai but seeing the 4.5-star rating, we thought we'd give it a try. We were initially the only patrons until three other tables arrived shortly after we were seated.

Our server was extremely helpful and courteous as he answered our questions and offered suggestions. We chose homemade dumplings as our appetizer and Laht Nah and Pad Thai as our entrees.

The dumplings did seem to be 'homemade' rather than a staple product from a food purveyor. They were flavorful and the dumpling was cooked well. We enjoyed both sauces which came with them.

The Pad Thai had a different flavor or spice than we're used to which was interesting and good - a dish we would order again. Our server stated the Laht Nah was 'soupy' and it was which made it somewhat difficult to eat in the shallow serving bowl. It might be better if they served it in a soup bowl.

The restaurant looked to be clean and was comfortable enough. We enjoyed our visit and look forward to going again sometime soon.

The concierge at the hotel where I was staying recommended this place, and I admit I was skeptical when I approached it, considering how mundane it appears from the outside, but don't be fooled. The Thai food I ate here might be the best I have had in my life. If you want to chat with friends, catch up with family, or simply enjoy a satisfying, sumptuously creamy meal by yourself, this is the place to go.

There are no frills, and it's not ostentatious. The noodles are thick and hearty, the arrangement of spices is vibrant without being overwhelming, and the medley of both meat and vegetarian options available is quite comprehensive and varied. There's so many tiny subtleties to the texture and the flavor of your getting here, enough so that every bite feels like something of a minor revelation. If you are in Albany, come here. I will certainly be returning the next time I am in town.