Plearn Park Eatery

Massam curry was a bit too sweet for me, but the basil fried rice was awesome. Coffee was great, they were very kind, I would definitely try it again. There was street parking but also a large lot behind the buildings

Everything I’ve had here is delicious! I got the pork pad see ew and it had a solid wok flavor and the sauce was fantastic. Also get the the chiang mai noodle soup (khao soi), it’s so creamy and flavorful definitely one of the best boston metro spots for it. Can’t wait to eat more here

A great family style Thai restaurant in the area with wide choice of dishes, good menu, decent price. We ordered food to go so could not comment on the service. The basil fried rice was very good. The pad Thai was average, not the best ones we tried.

Plearn Park was such a good experience. We decided to have dinner here. The waiter was friendly, honest, and attentive, which we greatly appreciated. Our food came out fairly quickly. We had the seafood fried rice, Fish Lab, pork in chilli paste which was very tasty and filling. Rice was high quality as well. Overall, we had a great experience and I will definitely be adding Plearn Park as a place to revisit and recommend this place to a bunch of friends

This is my go-to restaurant when I have a craving for Thai food. Not only their food is authentic, I believe they have the best Thai food in the Boston area. The dining area is cozy, and the servers are very friendly. So far, the dishes I have tried are delicious. I like their radna (stir-fried rice noodle with chinese broccoli), kua gai (fried noodle), pad woon sen (stir-fried glass noodle with vegetables), stewed beef noodle soup, Chiang Mai noodle soup (Khao Soi), Tom Yam noodle soup, and basil fried rice. Other stir-fried rice rice noodle dishes such as pad see ew, kua kai, and pad kee mao are very good too. I also like gai yang (grilled chicken), it will be great if it comes with some vegetables just like other dishes. Another unique dish I like is larb pla (spicy minced fish salad l