Kay After Kennedy

Secret Thai Kitchen is an absolute gem! The food is packed with authentic flavors, fresh ingredients, and perfectly balanced spices. Every dish tastes like it was made with care, and the portions are generous. The staff is warm, welcoming, and always happy to recommend something new to try. The atmosphere is cozy, making it feel like a true hidden treasure. If you’re looking for amazing Thai food and a great dining experience, this is the spot highly recommended

Izzy Yiqi Chen

All the food items were amazing! Pad see ew was very flavorful with ample vegetables. Thai tea was so refreshing. Fried tofu also highly recommended.

Koing Chea

The food was great and the portion was very generous. Flavourful without being salty. I’ve eaten a lot of Pad Thai and this is up there. They have outdoor and indoor seating also. The staff were very friendly, toilets clean and plenty of parking at the back.

Ladii E

Noki, the owner is amazing. So friendly. She’s funny too. She taught me so much about Thailand while I enjoyed lunch. Everything was amazing 🥲 no complaints. The location of this restaurant is perfect. So peaceful. Beautiful view. I must come back in the summer. The beef Thai basil spicy fried rice was 100/10. The hospitality from Noki and her staff made me want to stay here for hours. This restaurant is def worth the drive from Brooklyn. I can’t wait to return.

Danny

Update: went to their new location & everything was just as delicious as I remembered. They remembered us & were so sweet! Miss them terribly, but wishing them all the success. Came here for some lunch and ended up getting the lunch special with my boyfriend. I got the Spicy basil fried rice with chicken and it’s the best I’ve ever had. My boyfriend got the red curry and it was amazing. The sauce that the fried tofu comes with is soooo good! Highly recommend this place.

Valerie Nelson

I had the best experience at Secret Thai Kitchen! The curry puffs are my absolute fav! So good! I also got the Spicy Basil chicken as an entree and it was super flavorful. Let’s not forget the passion fruit margarita! Perfectly made! If you need a sweet treat definitely try the sticky rice! Don’t even hesitate! Make your way over there!

Bri

I’m so glad this place moved to the nautical mile. The food is so good and service is great. We got the curry puffs as an appetizer and they were delicious, so sad it only came with three. The spicy udon is my go to. My friend got the chicken over rice combo and the daikon soup it comes with is lovely. Great for such a cold day.

kati lee

This secret spot is SO good. I ordered the son tum Thai (papaya salad), Thai chili wings, and red curry with tofu. Both were very good portions and the flavors were beautifully blended. The curry was so smooth and delicious and had a hint of spice that combined very well with the coconut milk. All of the flavors were alive!! The papaya salad was so fresh and crunchy and full of spice and flavor. It was such a good portion as well, I am so happy I found this place! The wings had delicious flavor of Thai chili. Yummy. As for the Thai iced tea, it was amazing and so cold and refreshing. Definitely try this spot you will be more than pleasantly surprised and impressed!

+2

NUBIAN ASMR

I was in the mood for Thai food I found this spot in Freeport. Arrived pretty late so it was 45 minutes to closing. We were received well. It was empty due to the time we arrived. The place is quaint and casual vibe. There is a bar at the restaurant. It's clean and decorated nicely. Cute outdoor area in the back of the restaurant. We ordered quickly due to timing. I ordered the secret appetizer platter with fried chicken wings, shrimp, and spring rolls. My friends ordered fried rice and shrimp pad Thai. The food was ok...tasty! Portions are plentiful. For drinks Thai iced tea and a beer. Thai iced tea was delicious. The prices are reasonable. Parking is available in the rear.

+6

tahmina tisha

We went to have soups but it was disappointing. Tom yum soup was too salty, they are stuff came and fixed it and Tom khai soup with tofu wasn’t good. Either they overfried the tofu or it’s too old. I put 3 just of mango salad. We want to order more than we realize our next table ordered fried rice and some other stuff but they didn’t finish their food. Then we didn’t try anything else. Thai is my favorite food but disappointed this time.

Julie Marie

This place sucks. I ordered calamari and they were not fresh. It was extremely breaded and crispy. I was able to snap the calamari into pieces. I do not recommend. I also ordered margaritas. Cheap tequila was used for $13. After complaining about the calamari it wasn’t even reduced off my bill. Not going there again.

Eli Brown

The Secret is... It's Not Thai!!! Owner had replied to my review, and I totally disagree!! As a chef, you should give your customers what they expect, not what you think is right… with Thai food, you should at the very least ask- how spicy would you like… not assume that a customer cannot have spicy foods! It’s insulting to me.. I'm torn. Truly, utterly torn. I had such high hopes for this place, especially with all the glowing reviews. The secret is out, and it’s a big, fat letdown. Let me start with the good, because there's a lot of it. The moment you walk in, the atmosphere is charming and the staff is genuinely kind. Our server was attentive and kind. The plates that came out were nothing short of art—beautifully presented with a clear emphasis on fresh, high-quality ingredients. The portions are also incredibly generous; my plate felt like it could feed a small family. And let's be real, the food tastes good. The Duck was cooked perfectly, the vegetables were crisp, and the sauce was well-balanced and savory. So what's the problem? The secret is, this food isn't Thai. At all. It's like Thai food went on a vacation to the Midwest and forgot its passport. Every dish we ordered—from the curry to the pad thai—lacked the foundational pillars of Thai cuisine: the aromatic complexity of lemongrass, the sharp tang of lime, and most importantly, the fire of chili. We asked for "Thai spicy," and what we got was a dish that a one year-old could handle. It was, in a word, bland. The flavors were so muted that they were almost unrecognizable. It’s a complete and total bait-and-switch. It’s frustrating because the potential is there. The ingredients are top-notch, the service is wonderful, and the presentation is beautiful. But without the authentic flavors and, let's be honest, the spice, it's just another well-prepared but ultimately boring meal. I wish I could give it more stars, but for a restaurant that markets itself as "secret Thai," the lack of genuine Thai flavor is an unforgivable offense. It’s proof that sometimes you just can’t trust the hype.

+21