Ty L

Tried another Thai restaurant near Watkins Glen near Seneca Lake, they have similar items on their menus. Might be the same owners or partners. Overall was good, straightforward Thai dishes. We had great dinner at this place.

+3

Evan Loehr

Excellent food and service, beautiful location with plenty of seating. Very friendly and attentive staff. Panang Curry with scallops was delicious as was the fried banana with honey for dessert! Will definitely return again!

R K

Thai Nine Elephant is a must-visit! The papaya salad strikes the perfect balance of tangy and spicy, with a freshness that wakes up your taste buds. The seafood tom yum is a showstopper, delivering bold, aromatic flavors with just the right kick of heat. And don’t miss the drunken noodles with tofu—rich, savory, and packed with wok-charred goodness. Each dish feels like a celebration of Thai culinary artistry. A delightful spot for both Thai food enthusiasts and adventurous diners!

Sourabh Samaddar

We enjoyed our late lunch with our full family and friends. Keep it up with this level of service. We ordered dumplings and shrimp curry both were really good. We ordered noodles and drunken noodles that were good to. It is in a convenient location if you are visiting the Corning Glass museum. Looking forward to visit again...soon.

Steven Simao

Excellent. Lovely atmosphere. Great selection of food including some unique upscale options such as Lobster Pad Thai. Food taste was very good. Ordered medium spice level which for Asian taste was quite weak so thankfully they brought us picked Thai chilies which were the perfect addition. A great little gem in the town of Corning.

Vinisha n

Loved the food. Had taken my parents who were trying Thai for the first time and they just loved the food. The service was also too good and quick. Would highly recommend this place if you are near the Corning museum of Glass!

+2

Kerri Lane

​Service and Flavor Hit-or-Miss at Nine Elephants in Corning, NY ​Our visit to Nine Elephants in Corning started with frustrating service—we waited several minutes unacknowledged at the door, a pattern we saw repeated for others. ​However, the meal began on a high note! The steamed dumplings were truly incredible, probably the best I've ever had, and the ginger honey tea was excellent. This had us excited for the main dishes. ​Unfortunately, the main courses were a huge letdown. They lacked flavor, serving as mere "belly filler" without any of the satisfying taste we'd hoped for. ​The Verdict: While the initial service is slow and the main dishes disappoint, those spectacular dumplings are worth talking about.

+11

Zen

Food was great! It was priced well. My only complaint is they didn’t have mango sticky rice. The white girls in Thai clothing was also funny. Made me question the validity of it being an actual “Thai restaurant” but the woman in charge seemed to be. Either way, great food.

+2

Kevin

I was born and raised in Corning NY. We began going to the Nine Elephants restaurant during Covid because they had outside seating. Our first experience was to say the least "outstanding". The food was as authentic as can be and the waitress was even better. My wife and I and our two sons started going back about once a month but over time we noticed the food became very inconsistent to the point where we took about a year off without going back. A month ago we had a celebration so we decided to go back to Nine Elephants. Our waitress recognized us, brought us our drinks without asking what we wanted, even to the point of bringing me my normal extra wedges of limes. My wife ordered her normal drunken noodles and my son and I ordered the pad thai. The first thing we noticed when we got our food was the each dish was sitting in a pool of sauce. Typically these two dishes have the sauce to just coat the noodles. Long story short, the food was terrible. My wife found a BONE in her chicken and instead of using normal hot chilles, they used the red Asian hot oil. It was inedible. Finally my son found a large piece of "GLASS" in his Pad Thai. I went back to the restaurant to show and speak with the manager, but he wasn't there. The waitress took down my name and phone number and said she would have the owner give me a call as we live locally. I never received the phone call. Needless to say, we won't be going back. Very sad!

Shyam Krishnan

Stay away, the order was for a fried rice with spice level one lower than the max, and thus what they made. This is no way edible, extremely hot. Their response is that this is hot per their standards. I guess they want to make what they want to eat, and not what their customers want. So if you want to experience what the owner of the restaurant like, go at your own risk!