Thai Curries and Wok Dishes on the Upper West Side
Order crispy branzino under gold fixtures and royalty murals, or slip in for an affordable weekday lunch special.
🍜 Curry First, Then Wok
Sala Thai dresses its Upper West Side dining room in gold fixtures and royalty murals, with leather chairs set in a dim, lively glow. The menu sticks to classic Thai curries and wok dishes, then branches out with crispy branzino and fresh, non greasy fried appetizers.
Weekdays add a second reason to drop by. The kitchen serves affordable lunch specials Monday through Friday, with lunch running from half past eleven AM to quarter past three PM, then a short break before dinner from half past four PM. Weekends run straight through from half past eleven AM.
The room fills quickly at peak times, and booking ahead pays off. During busy stretches the restaurant keeps a 90 minute dining limit on tables. A selection of drinks rounds out the meal, and a curry, a wok dish, and the branzino make a well rounded first order at 307 Amsterdam Ave.
