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We ordered the mango salad and the pineapple duck curry. Even though we got medium spice for the salad it was pretty spicy lol but the mango really helped. It had a lot of crunch to it so was fun to eat although not my style of salad. The curry sauce was great. I wish the duck came with more meat; it was a lean cut. We were too full to order more but there's plenty of other things I would've wanted to try. Also their cocktail menu looked stellar - very unique and fun glasses + flavors. We waited ~45 min on a weekend with no reservation at around 2-3pm as an fyi!
Can't believe it took me this long to realize I could get Saranrom delivered. I've been missing out. If everything was this good delivered, imagine how much better it could be in person. Everything we ordered was delicious. Like mind-blowing. I could eat here regularly and the spice level was perfect. Yum pla duk fu salad or crispy fried shredded catfish with mango salad was a top favorite. The hoy todd or mussels pancake also had a lot of large mussels in it. I love raw shrimp and this was a winner as well. Khao soi curry was tasty, chicken super tender and fell off the bone. Boat noodle soup was good (though I surprisingly like a version of this more at another spot, don't kill me). I thought the beef was more chewy than I like. My friend got the purple lemonade and I got the island matcha. Both were refreshing. Definitely ordering again and hopefully in real life.
I ordered from the lunch menu. It was tasty, especially after adding hot chili sauce and jalapeños. However, the pork was hard to chew on and swallow so I ended up putting them on a napkin when I was done chewing on them. I was really longing for the mango sticky but it was not available so I went a couple of doors down to Pata - delish!
If you're craving authentic Thai flavors in Queens, @saranrom_nyc is definitely worth the trip From the warm hospitality to the incredible variety of dishes, everything here was packed with bold and balanced flavors without breaking the bank. One of the standout dishes was the Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad -- a Michelin Guide recommended favorite made with crispy fried shredded catfish, crunchy breadcrumbs, and a refreshing spicy mango salad. The combination of textures and flavors was unreal Another must-try is the Miang Kha Na, also Michelin Guide recommended. It comes with savory dried pork, lime, chili, and fresh Chinese broccoli leaves for wrapping. Every bite was fresh, tangy, spicy, and so satisfying. And don't skip dessert the taro balls were soft, comforting, and the perfect sweet ending to the meal.
A fellow foodie Sally W. suggested we try this local Thai place in Elmhurst, not knowing it is rated a Michelin Bib-Gourmand. I was so excited to try! Pushing through the crowds waiting for a table at the door, we secured a spot just beyond the doorway. Inside, it was very cozy and tight as far as seating. The restaurant dining room is really meant for single diners or pairs of people, as the room is not wide. Any group 4+ will be difficult unless you have a reservation and they planned for it. The menu has a lot of seafood, pork and classic Thai curry dishes. Those all caught my eye. It was hard to decide. The waiter was super friendly and all smiles. We asked for his recommendations between the dishes we were thinking of and his choices were spot on. If you are a fan of spicy/dishes with heat, there are plenty on this menu. I wanted to order a few but I was afraid to given the spice level couldn't really be adjusted on some. Started with the curry puff appetizer. It was really tasty, potatoes and onion as well as the curry powder flavor really came through on this. Delicious. For entrees, we tried the: - clams with basil sauce - packed with a mild chili paste heat in the sauce but stir fried to perfect consistency. Of the whole plate, a few clams didn't open so I tossed those. - duck panang - nicely roasted with crispy textured skin, paired with basil in a coconut milk and curry paste. Very delicious. - stewed pork leg, could've been more tender so it was a tad on the tough side. The soy sauce soup and boiled egg was good though. Drinks were very good, Thai Iced tea was not overly sweet. We opted to pass on dessert as the table we sat at was really meant for two but it was three of us. I felt a little too crammed in. I think I would've enjoyed the meal better if I had a more relaxed/leisure dining pace but they were really busy and too tight on space. I can see why it's a hidden gem and noted as a Bib-Gourmand. Prices are very fair and the food was really good. Very authentic.
First-time diner here although I did dine here when it was another Thai restaurant. The decor is similar to the one before, quaint and tidy. The space is ultra-cozy, if you will. When I arrived at 1pm, it was packed, almost bursting at the seams. I learned it was lunch hour and the prices were lower. But the kind hostess was able to accommodate me as I waited for my friend to arrive (and she did in less than five minutes). Our waitstaff--two young ladies and a young man were all incredible and welcoming. The food was some of the best Thai I have had and I know that may be a sweeping statement as I am smack-dab in the middle of "Thaitown" of Elmhurst, Queens. Go, check it out if you do not believe me...
Waited an hour on Friday afternoon for walk-in. I was excited to try the top Thai spots in NYC and on top of that a Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant. Price-wise was excellent with most dishes around the $10-30 range. Portions were large and meant to be shared. As for the food itself, I honestly expected better. If it was ranking in the same leagues as Fish Cheeks, Pranakhon, and Bangkok Supper Club on Beli, I thought the taste would be phenomenal but it truly just tasted like any decent thai spot I could find in SoCal. The only difference is that in SoCal there would be little to no wait. I must clarify that my qualms is not with the restaurant but with NYC having an issue of overinflating certain places and establishing high expectations of otherwise normal restaurants just doing its thing. The pad see ew was my favorite, and I liked how wide and long the noodles were. Otherwise, their Michelin Yum Duk Pla Fu was just another mango salad to me, and I had wished that the catfish tasted more like fish than breadcrumbing. The green curry was decent, nothing special. Good price for what you get though. If the wait wasn't unnecessarily long, I would consider this a nice spot for cheap, yummy Thai.
Ordered take out lunch special pad see ew came with free egg or spring roll. Very tasty. Not too greasy. Enjoyed it and good price. Can't wait to try other items.
Yum! Yum! Yum! All 3 dishes ordered were Yummylicious in its own way! The shredded catfish salad was amazing! 1st time ever eating catfish this way The crispy pork with basil and a side of rice was so comforting and nostalgic. The 3rd dish was unique and all the ingredients complimented each so well. All 3 dishes were made of fresh ingredients and medium spicy. Every dish was made with love and delivered with care. Saranrom Thai definitely deserves two thumbs up and my Yummylicious Stamp of Approval!
This is the best Thai restaurant I've had in America! We went on Sunday around 230pm and waited about 20 minutes but right after us the line grew pretty long and was a 1 hour wait. The place is quite small. I've been chasing the raw shrimp ceviche flavors ever since I had it at a night market in Thailand and finally found a close 2nd here! It was a perfect balance of tangy and salty. They gave us a decent amount of shrimps. The tom yum soup had a kick (to the back of your throat to it even though we asked for mild. It was tasty. The basil minced pork was also delicious with the Thai omelette completing it really well! My partner got the intestine herbal soup and it was pretty good! I wasn't in the mood for it. I had some bites of it and it wasn't smelly at all. Thai iced tea was also good and as expected. A bit too sweet for me, I wouldn't order it again.
Popular Thai restaurant in Elmhurst with a Michelin bib. It can very busy on the weekend so be sure to get reservations or place orders in advanced. When I went, there was a 2 hour waitlist! The food here is reasonably priced, fresh, and delicious. They have a good variety of dishes aside from the usual Thai ones. We got sone sauteed catfish (Pad Ped Pla Duk) which comes with rice. It has bones, so be careful. The crispy catfish salad (Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad) was new and unique for me. It was very good and not fishy at all! The pad thai was also delicious and was enough for two meals. There are dried shrimp, tofu curds, and whole instead odlf crushed peanuts in it.
Came for lunch and the best thing by far was the catfish! Pretty awesome in a salad. The rest was pretty standard so I don't think it's the wait. It's not the biggest place inside so come early so you can get first seating.
A good authentic Thai restaurant. If you want to try authentic thai food, this is the place to go. The seasoning and flavors are not modified for a western palate. The chive pancakes are more like dim sum style with fried glutinous rice. Overall the food was tasty but may not be for everybody. Its a small restaurant so definitely make reservations. It can be very loud inside when crowded. Service was good.
WOW! This place is a must try both for its taste and its value. The drinks are just $9: I genuinely have never seen a cocktail in Manhattan at that price. And they're pretty good! The food though is absolutely to die for. We got the fried rice and the noodles; tofu is quite crispy and all the vegetables were cooked so well. The portion size is quite solid and everything comes out pretty quickly. While the setting may be small, this place is definitely something to add to your list. read more
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This was the second time my friends and I have eaten here and we were very happy both times! I got the Kang Kua Sator and it might be my current favorite Thai dish! So full of flavor and nicely balanced! Warning: I like spice but went with mild and it was pretty spicy!! The appetizers were less of a standout...the spring rolls were good but I would've preferred trying a salad dish instead of trying the other apps. I liked the texture of the fried tofu and it makes a good addition to any saucey/curry type dish but bland by itself (if you're expecting more flavor). We all got thai iced teas and they were yummy (of course). I got the "The World Is Yours" cocktail and it was the perfect pairing for my dish! I will definitely be coming back because I want to try everything on the menu! read more
Short review: Recommend the Miang Kha Na the most and the duck with anything. Others loved the oyster pancake. I was at this restaurant with a large group of people having heard rave reviews and nothing disappointed outside of one dish. My only other complaint is that the seating was a bit too cramped as one side was against the wall so people have to go in from the other side. I got a roselle (or hibiscus) juice which was fine and it helped with any spice. They also have a rather unique cocktail menu for a Thai spot. Unsure of the prices as this was a group order but we shared the following dishes (with it ordered by category:) Bib Gourmand: Miang Kha-Na- Dried pork with lime, chili, peanut, onions, ginger and Chinese broccoli leaf I had something similar to this in Thailand and this was my favorite thing here. Wonderful mix of spice, sourness, heat, and sweetness perfectly representing what good Thai food is. Order this. Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad- Crispy fired shredded catfish served with a spicy and tangy mango salad This was the other dish on said Gourmand though I don't really understand this choice. The catfish was chopped up into tiny pieces and they were fries so much that they couldn't be tasted. The mango salad was of course delicious but I wouldn't recommend it especially if you want the flavor and texture from the catfish. Crispy dishes: Crispy Garlic Shrimp- Deep fried with fried garlic and pepper served with Thai omelette This was the most successful of the fried dishes. The shrimp had a good crunch but retained some sweetness and texture. The Thai omelette on the side was fine though I personally prefer mine topped with a spicy sauce also. Hoy Todd-Crispy mussel pancake served with fried bean sprout and sweet spicy sauce This was also good with a crunch compared to the similar seafood omelettes found in Taiwan for instance. I avoided having much because of related allergies but I liked the texture and it was loved by many. Noodles: Khao Soi Noodle- Egg noodles with chicken legs in creamy coconut yellow curry soup, scallion, red onion, pickled mustard greens and cilantro This was an good rendition but I've had better. The spices were more pronounced in some other spots even outside of Elmhurst. Good chicken though and a good portion of properly cooked noodles. Would somewhat recommend. Pork Drunken Noodle/Pad Kee Mao/-Flat rice noodles sautéed with egg, chili paste, onion, tomato, bell pepper and fresh basil. Tasty variant with a nice amount of heat. I generally like this dish and this version had a nice balance of holy basil and spice. Definitely on the hotter end and that's my preference. Curries: Duck Panang- Crispy 1/2 duck with basil in coconut milk and Panang curry paste The duck here was outstanding and I would recommend it with almost anything. Perfectly cooked and the Panang/Phanaeng curry wasn't overly sweet. Would recommend Chicken Green Curry- Green curry paste, Thai eggplant, bamboo shoot, fresh basil, bell pepper and coconut milk. Also good. Lighter than the panang but with a good mix of vegetables. Chicken again was cooked nicely. I preferred the former but still very tasty. Dessert: For dessert we got the mango sticky rice and the durian sticky rice. The mango sticky rice was a good version with very fresh mango and not overly sweet sticky rice. While the durian one was a smaller, I preferred it. It was served in a unique way with the durian being in a coconut milk broth and it was delicious. Nice funk with some sweetness from the sticky rice. Overall the food was very good. I have had better Thai but the flavors were outstanding outside of perhaps the catfish and the Khao Soi. I can see why others love this spot. Big portions (outside of the shrimp) of very good food. Mid 4. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
I went there with my friend today. it's so delicious Thai food. I recommend "hoi Tod" is so delicious! Thai Suki is perfect . Is real Thai food in this restaurant. The service was great. Sarun & Fiat They so cute and nice service. And Don't forget to order Butterfly juice and Thai dessert read more
2 years ago
One of the best (if not the best) Thai places in the nyc/LI. Recommend making a reservation as it can get busy. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. Food comes out pretty fast. - catfish mango salad (refreshing and pretty big for an appetizer) - drunken noodles (amazing, noodles cooked to perfection) - Kang kua sator (tasty, would probably opt for something else next time but good solid dish) - mango sticky rice (soo good, mangos ripened to perfection, only wish there was more sticky rice given the mango ratio) Nice looking small restaurant with cute lights. Perfect for a casual date night Will definitely come back and/or go for takeout! Close to the subway. Parking wasn't too hard to find otherwise. read more
2 years ago
Favorite Thai place in NYC, has the best chicken red curry. Their lunch deal is superb and the food never disappoints. Frequent visitor!!! Highly recommended read more
Truly a hidden gem in Elmhurst. I was even contemplating posting a review because I want to keep this place to myself but they deserve business and maybe they can expand and buy the stores next to them for more sitting area. Came on a Saturday night with two other people and we had to wait 25-30 minutes for a seat and it ended up being outside. They have heaters outside and the small gazebo they built is very well insulated. The food was delicious- if you can't take spice, this isnt for you because even the mild spicy is spicccyyyy. That being said, it's the "hurts so good" type of food, so you suck it up and keep eating because it tastes so good. Favorite dishes: raw shrimp, pad thai for that sweet taste and the tom yum soup. But everything was also solid. read more
Someone recommended this place as it's a Michelin rated restaurant. I didn't actually get to see it as I opted for delivery to try the food first. It was thru seamless and it came quickly and the food was hot. I had the duck salad which I have to say was amazing. It was more of an entree than an appetizer. It was filling as well. The duck was crispy and cooked well and the rest of the salad was delicious. Unique ingredients I thought. I had a bit of the mango salad as well and the Panang curry. Everything was delicious. I'm going to try to dine in next time. read more
2 years ago
Place was kind of loud. Waitress was attentive. Food portion was pretty big. I felt the fried rice was kind of bland. Pad se ew was cooked perfectly. The shrimps in the pad Thai & fried rice was pretty big. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
I knew I had to check this place out when I saw that it is one of the few restaurants in queens with a Michelin Bib Gourmand. Upon opening the menu, was so happy to see that it serves beyond the typical pad Thai and curry. This is what I ordered: We started off with Yum Pla Duk Fu Salad (4/5), which was what the waiter recommended since it was Michelin guide recommended. I really wasn't able to differentiate between the breadcrumb and fried cat fish. Didn't stand out to me. Crispy pork basil with rice (4/5): pork was crispy though a little dry. Clams (4/5): I would've given this a (5/5) but our clams came out of the kitchen cold, as if it's been sitting out for some time. However, the staff was very accommodating when I asked if they can reheat the clams. Honestly, this was one of my favorite dishes of the night, but made me question if it was freshly cooked. Moo Ping: (5/5) pork skewers. This was SOO GOOD -- A MUST TRY!! It's comparable to some of the pork skewers I've had in the night markets in Thailand. Khao Soi Curry: (4.5/5) authentic and great portion size, came with a lot of chicken. I always appreciate it when Thai restaurants offer Khao Soi curry since it's a more northern dish, and thus not always a popular menu item. Drunken noodle, tofu- vegan (5/5): my vegan friend who ordered this stated that it's the best drunken noodle she's has had. I believe her Mango Sticky rice (5/5): Perfect way to end our Thai dinner! The mango was soo perfectly ripe and the coconut rice was so creamy. Overall, I recommend this restaurant if you're looking for an authentic Thai experience. They offered amazing portion sizes at amazing prices -- we shared everything with a group of 4 and we only spent about $30 per person, idk where else I can find such prices!! read more
well worth the venture out to elmhurst! one of the most unique thai dishes ive had is the mango salad with an eye opening combination of flavors and of textures. the portion was huge so I would recommend sharing with someone else if youre getting it. The crispy pork variant of thai basil stir fry was on point. Servers were very friendly and attentive despite how busy it was at 3pm on a weekday. It also looked like you get fried ice cream and they will sing for you on your birthday (of which there were 2 celebrations during my visit)? read more
Most authentic Thai you can get in Elmhurst or even all of Queens. So many dishes to choose from which all taste amazing, most of which I have never seen elsewhere. I came for my birthday and sampled many dishes family style and the entire table did not have anything negative about any item. If this restaurant was anywhere in the city, you would expect to pay triple for the quality of food here. I will be definitely be back soon. read more
3 years ago
Had this place on my bookmarks for a while and finally decided to try it. I came around 7pm on a Saturday and we got seated very quickly. After a few minutes, there were an influx of people so I recommend to come before 7pm if you want to get seated without a reservation or else you might have to wait. The vibes/ambiance were immaculate! Space is small though but very cute and intimate. We ordered 5 dishes and two drinks for two people because we wanted to try so many dishes. The shrimp paste fried rice was my fav (it was a chefs special) but the pad thai and catfish mango salad was a close second. Honestly everything we got was so yummy and flavorful!! The food also came out so fast, amazing service. We would come back again to try their other dishes. Yum Pla Duk Fu: 10/10 Pad Thai: 9/10 Hoy Tod: 8/10 Khao klook ka pi: 10/10 Kee Mao Thai: 7/10 read more
3 years ago
Easiest review ever. Happy customer. We had 4 different entrees and no complaints. My guest ordered medium heat.We were amused. Service...friendly and available not overbearing. I appreciated the mild option on spicy/flavorful food. Ambiance...we were comfortable not cramped read more
2 years ago
Loved it! The food was super flavorful and spicy. My favorite was the catfish and mango salad. The mango sticky rice at the end was perfect. Our server Jacob was so welcoming and funny - he really made our night :) Will definitely be coming back again! read more
2 years ago
Definitely one of the best thai food spot in NYC. Jacob provided great service! Its a small spot but adds to the cozy and warm atmosphere. Get the duck!! read more
Randomly stumbled across this place for lunch while in elmhurst. I can see why they are listed as a place to eat at in Michelin's list. We sat outside in a cozy whimsical booth (with ac). Started off with thai fried rice for the kids and some cocktails for us. We tried the heart beat and purple dream cocktails, refreshing and beautifully presented. The menu boats an array of amazing authentic thai dishes. Many of which I haven't seen since frequenting street Thai spots in Bangkok. My wife had the chicken tom yum soup with the som tum salad (Thai spicy), very good. I went with a more local dish of the kuay chap, a pork noodle soup with many parts of the pig. All the dishes were masterfully made and portions sizes were hearty! We ended the meal with fried ice cream. Service overall was super friendly and attentive. We will definitely be returning, the food was as close to Thailand as it gets. read more
1 year ago
The atmosphere is great, the food tastes delicious, and the staff are friendly. The crispy catfish salad (Yum Pla Dook Foo) was so delicious! I'll definitely come back for it again." read more
Okay, I came back for the dine in experience and it was just as good as I had hope! It's a small cozy date vibe kinda place but also really great for catchups. I came with my friend and we ordered beer, blue crab salad, crispy pork with chinese vegetables, satay, and durian sticky rice. Salad - just as good as I would've expected it! My friend couldn't really eat spicy so we went with mild but if I was eating alone, definitely would've gotten Thai spicy and would've loved every minute of it. The crab are soft shell so you can easily masticate through each piece and mixed in with the flavours of the salad? Yum, yum, yum. Satay - definitely bigger portion than we expected! Honestly, most places give you satays 1/2 the size of what one of their satays was.. one order comes with 4 and it was more than enough for 2 people! Not overcooked, great sauces to complement each bite. Crispy pork with vegetables? I really liked this!! It's not too oily or salty at all and great with the rice. I really liked that each piece is so crispy and not salty like most places. Durian Sticky Rice - Omg PERFECT way to end the night. It's warm so it's quite perfect for the winter but one thing is that there's not much durian.. which is fine because it's still quite delicious. They only have one server working the Uber eats orders, take outs, phone ins, and serving the entire restaurant so expect to wait a little bit to catch the server's attention. Nonetheless, Ken's service was amazing and 'm dragging my bf back here again to try all their other dishes and to experience the dine in but yes yes yes!! A+ Thai place! read more
Fresh tasty authentic Thai food. It was sooo good. My cousin was going to burna boys concert and we decided to have dinner together before she went. Such a great option. It was packed. We were late for our reservation. But they allowed for us to sit outside. It's hot as hell right now. But I still enjoyed myself. Definitely a must try if you're in queens read more
Awesome Thai place to come for lunch or dinner. They have a big menu with lots of options and you're able to choose what spice level you'd like. The ambiance and aesthetic of the restaurant is really nice and can be perfect for a date or chill hangout with friends. The servers are super nice and the food comes out relatively quick even when it was super busy on a weekend night. Definitely recommend their noodle dishes and any of their appetizers. Make sure to make a reservation beforehand if you're going on a weekend evening since the wait can get long sometimes. Will definitely come back again! read more
Ate here today with my mom, dad, sister and cousin for the first time to celebrate my cousin's belated birthday. We had all tried, ordered, brought and shared the fried calamari, som tum ka pi (medium spicy), pineapple fried rice (chicken only), pak boong moo rob (spicy pork with stir fried green vegetables), sticky rice, crispy duck salad to make it medium spicy as well by peanuts on the side and to drink a refreshing Thai ice tea. The service was also really good and attentive that we were all satisfied with our dinner meals that it was delicious. In addition, it wasn't too expensive at all that it was affordable for us to try and eat together as a small family. The ambiance of this restaurant was really relaxing and chill that it wasn't too loud and had a calm jazz music. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time! :) read more
We had an enjoyable dinner here. We tried the pineapple fried rice with shrimp, and chicken drunken noodles. The peanut sauce is always my go to ($2.50 extra if you would like a side). They had an extensive list of beers, wine, cocktails and lots of non alcoholic drinks. I was so happy to have a cup of jasmine tea while waiting for our dinner. The environment is very relaxing with nice dimmer music, and music was calm. We had a busy and stressful weekend so this was a great Sunday dinner. The drunken noodles were cooked nicely. We had opted for mild this time and did have hot chili sauce on the side. The chicken was thin (preferred) and shrimp cooked perfectly. The fried rice had pineapple that was nice and soft and blended in. The texture was perfect. For dessert, we enjoyed some mango sticky rice. The mango was nice and ripe while not mushy and the sweet sticky rice complimented it very well. Our servers were attentive and friendly. It was even cute to see the little Christmas tree when we entered with a little Santa. We will certainly be back again in the future and look forward to trying some other entrees. ***if you are dining outside, I would definitely sit out here in the future but did look very different inside than featured in the photos. read more
1 year ago
Since their meal and desserts have a great disparity, I'm stuck at 3 stars but the Drunken noodles is def a 5/5. This is the best version and the widest flat noodles I've ever had. Great texture, spicy and a hint of sweetness! Clam w basil & Moo Ping were amazing too. As for desserts, both are not to my liking at all... Overlyyy sweet durian mango rice & the taro ball dessert have egg in it which made it even weird in my opinion. Both served warm, will probably change my perspective if it comes in cold. read more
LOVE LOVE LOVEEE this Thai place. I've visited this place with friends two times so far, and both times, the food has been absolutely amazing. Did I mention it is Michelin recommended? The interior is a bit small, the tables are pretty close together I'd say, but thats okay. The interior is cute and the lights are nice and dim, perfect for a romantic dinner. Both times we've been here, there hasn't really been a wait. However, the first time we came here, it was crowded. The tables were all filled and the waitress and waiters were hustling. It may be for that reason that we had to wait a long time to order, it was hard to flag down a waiter; and the food took a long time to come. We probably waited a little more than a hour just to order and for the food to come. It was okay because it gave us time to talk with our friends but we were starving. However, after arriving, it made everything better. The food was SO much better than I expected. Everything was delicious. The drunken noodles was the perfect texture, so flavorful, had a hint of sweetness but so savory. The portion sizes were HUGE. I was full after having half my plate. I ordered drunken noodles with beef and medium spice level. I usually always order the medium spice level, but it was significantly spicer here and the tingle lingers, so beware. Can get SPICYYY. The second time we visited, the store was empty. So we had the waitress's undivided attention. She was super nice, the food came quickly and was equally as delicious. Love it. Overall; AMAZING food, good service, cute interior, great prices, amazing portion sizes. LOVEEE. read more
3 years ago
My partner and I stopped by while visiting the area since we had heard great things about this restaurant. The cocktail selection was amazing - all looked great and reasonably priced, and the two we got were delicious. The food all looked incredible too - we weren't hungry enough for a full meal so we split an appetizer (one of their signatures). The Miang Ka-Na was really tasty and I would definitely return for that and would try other dishes too. read more
10 months ago
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