Prode

Prode nails it in every aspect. The food, the cocktails, -- not only is the presentation there but the flavor is there.

They have such an amazing and welcoming staff. The ambiance is also super cute. Perfect for any occasion such as dinner dates, quick lunch with the girls, or even a family dinner.

I've been there several times since they opened up and I have never left dissatisfied. Prode is definitely in my top three favorite Thai places to go!

The place is very nice and trendy inside. Great for some nice pics with friends and family.
The service was just okay. We sat at the bar. Once we got our food they never asked if we needed anything or asked if wanted a second drink.
We ordered the crab fried rice and the pork appetizer.
The crab fried rice looked good but immediately looking at it, you knew it didn't have much crab. They mixed crab and lots of egg and placed it on top of the rice. There's barely any crab mixed in the rice. Tasty but almost no crab. Not worth the price.
The pork is thin slices. Tasty but nothing really to brag about. The spicy tamarind wasn't to my liking. It wasn't spicy. Maybe a different sauce would have been good. I asked for some kind of spicy sauce and they had a hard time trying to find something to bring me. I thought that was odd.
Now the drink. We ordered Lychee Martinis. Good but it tasted more like a lemon drop martini with a lychee inside. I immediately said something because I thought she made the wrong drink. One lady said she worked in many bars and that's how you make it. I disagreed to myself and said okay. Not my first time having a lychee martini.

More like 3.5. Came here with a Friday 7p reservation made through Yelp and the place wasn't too packed. My table for 4 was really tight - the space between the table next to us was nonexistent. I couldn't get through without touching the people next to us. The place is nicely decorated inside though!

My overall experience was ok. Food here was good and the staff were all very attentive but I felt VERY rushed. We order 3 apps & 4 entrée to share along with some drinks and we were in and out within 40mins... Different waitress and waiters would walk by asking the same questions several times. Entrees came out before the apps and we had to scramble to get the last few pieces of food when they asked if we were finished. I just felt very overwhelmed. I read another person's comment here afterwards that they were given a 90min time limit. We didn't get that warning though I definitely felt it.

We ordered papaya salad, fried calamari (this was meh), and grilled pork jowl (this was pretty good) for apps. For entrée we ordered green curry, pad thai, drunken noodle, and veggie delight which were all good. Food is priced on the higher side.

Not sure if I would recommend coming during peak hours unless you want to pay a premium to inhale your food and to be rushed out.

The ambiance here is super fancy, nicely decorated and very welcoming. The service is also great, as there were also not many people. We didn't have any entrees so the review is based on the appetizers we got. The calamari was crispy, flavorful, it was also not that tender. I've definitely had better. The first batch of chicken wings we had, my friend pulled it apart and it was bloody. However, they were kind enough to give us a new bath which came out cooked. The chicken was kinda dry, not much flavor. And it was overcooked. The skin was crispy though. The Thai ice tea was our fave as you could control the amount of milk you can put in. And the presentation for all the dishes were amazing.

My experience was just average here. Came here for a friend's birthday dinner on a Friday night, we made a reservation at 7pm for a party of 6 and they won't seat you until your full party is here. Street parking nearby is a bit hard to find so budget in 5-10 minutes additional for that before your reserved time. The place is small so it gets filled up quickly, seems like a popular spot.

The food was average, wasn't too impressed with what we got. We asked for some recommendations and they all came out just alright. For appetizers we got Grilled Squid and Grilled Pork Jowl, both were fine, their portion was good for sharing. We also got a Basil Tom Yum Soup (seafood flavored) and that was pretty spicy.

Noodles were not recommended as their speciality but they taste decent. Drunken noodle shrimp was better than the one with duck (came out kinda dry and not that flavorful). Shrimp pad thai was fine too. Got a Snowflakes Fish and I'm not really sure I understand the fish and veggie style combo... it's like Korean BBQ style but it's just not the same, probably too much uncooked veggies on the side and some random noodles that we didn't know what to do (this was their version of the Korean BBQ style wrap) - not that great and skippable, I'd recommend trying something else, saw some other fried fish that looked better. Green Curry was okay too.

Drinks were pretty, Thai iced tea came unmixed so you could pour in the milk yourself, which was fine and the Lychee Lemonade with Butterfly Pea was pretty, I'd recommend getting that out of the 2 choices.

We also tried their dessert, Bi Go Moi, some sticky rice with ice cream - not what I like, had a salty taste in maybe the cream or something that felt a bit weird to me.

Overall I wasn't too impressed by the food or the experience here. It's probably a place I'd go once to try it out. They did have a 90-minute time limit which they told us when we got seated, but we were still eating when the time was up around 8:30 and they let us stay since it wasn't too busy then (plus we ordered a lot).

Ambiance: cute little, recently opened Thai restaurant in little neck. Restaurant is not very big, but overall extremely cozy and clean. There's a lot of warm lighting to set the mood for a vibey meal. We came around 8 pm on a Thursday night and though busy, wasn't packed.

Food: excellent food! The food steals the show here. We ordered peanut dumplings, shake fries, pad Thai and basil sautéed. The peanut dumplings were well crafted, with a semi sweet peanut filling. Honestly haven't had this before at any other Thai restaurant so was pleasantly surprised! The shake fries were a hint; essentially just normal fries but seasoned with a thai chili and lime powder fries. It comes with a creamy sauce that is a nice complement. The pad Thai and basil sautéed were also fantastic. Pad Thai was a great blend of savory and semi sweet with food portions of topics. The basil sautéed with beef was delicious, tender beef and strong flavors of dark soy sauce and basil.

We didn't order any drinks but they drink menu and cocktails looks enticing!

Service: very fast and polite service! No complaints. Our food came out within 20 minutes.

Worth it factor: 10/10! Great little neighborhood, locally owned spot.

This place is an absolute gem. Upon walking in, you can tell how much attention and detail was put into the interior of this restaurant. Such a sleek vibe.

The food and drinks here are 10/10. The fried calamari was out of this world. The lychee cocktails are also a must. My favorite dish was the beef massaman dish that was loaded with flavor.

I'll certainly be coming back here often. I just wish the place was bigger with more room to hang out by the bar.

This is a great spot for Thai food, especially in the great neck/little neck area. They have authentic Thai dishes such as larb.
We ordered Larb Gai which is so refreshing with mint and lettuce to wrap the protein in. I would highly recommend trying this dish. It's salty, tangy with a hint of citrus.
During the winter month, mango is not in season so mango sticky rice dessert is not available. Because of this, we ordered the sweet sticky rice with ube ice cream on top. It's not too sweet and has great texture.

Definitely would return with a larger group for dinner to try their other entrees.

Good food. Nice service. Attractive ambiance which makes it a good date place. Food tasted authentic. Just suggest providing a utensil to break the crab apart, fork and knife won't cut it.

Came here on a rainy day and it was busy with tables filled with people. I understand why there were that many people. This place looks so modern with nice bright lightening, and mermaid plates; perfect for Instagram. The service was awesome, super attentive with small details such as changing plates and filling cups with water often.

Down to the food:
Papaya Salad - very good for the American food palate. It was sweeter than usual and not very spicy. I would like it spicier since it's Thai food.

The Drunken Noodles with shrimp - fresh fresh noodles and snappy shrimp. The shrimps were prefect. However, it could use some extra basil. But the flavor was good.

Thai fried rice - great, simple dish. It had fire wok flavor to it, which is lovely! That's all I ever ask for in a fried rice dish.

Green curry - came with bone-in chicken. I didn't like this dish because of the chicken. Felt like the chicken shouldn't be with this dish. The curry itself was good with nice lemongrass flavor.