Thailand foods are actually great. I enjoy the taste not all though lol. The last time I had some like this was a month ago.

First of all the decor is really spacious and hype. From the moment I stepped in I was struck by the lively atmosphere,cozy and tasteful decor. Food was great, super flavorful and nice balance. Excellent service ! Def worth checking out here! read more

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I really enjoyed the food here! I had pak mor, which is a steamed rice roll similar to cheung fen. It was filled with a sweet peanut filling and covered with coconut milk. The roll had a delightful texture and this made for a refreshing start to the meal. For my entree I had the pumpkin curry, which was full of rich flavor and a variety of vegetables. I liked that there were so many unique dishes I haven't seen at other restaurants before - definitely stop by to try something new. read more

A neighborhood gem! This place is absolutely delicious and each bite took me back to Thailand, every dish was executed and hit every single mark. We ordered a number of things but my favorites were the chive pancake, branzino, and lotus rice. Pro: I live a 5 minute walk from this place... con: too accessible and now I'll be here every single week read more

Sukh - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This place serves Thai food that is actually spicy (Thai spicy, not American spicy). Their pad kee mao is one of my favorite in the city - the flavor strikes a perfect balance between fragrant spice and smoky heat. Service here is also very friendly. I've had dishes generously comped because the kitchen took too long to bring something out. They did a great job with the decor too. The interior makes it feel like you're inside a railcar and the menu reads like an old-timey newspaper. read more

Such amazing food at Sukh! They have many types of Thai dishes there and also the classics like pad see ew. The Thai iced tea was yum.the team there was great, very attentive and helped with our ordering. It's a great spot for either a date night or dinner hangout with friends! read more

Sukh - Pork belly - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Such a great spot! The food was unique and delicious. The vibe is interesting - some old timey decor with modern finishes. We were a party of 2, ordered one curry, share plate, and one small plate. My favorite dish was the small plate we got - the Hor Mok. Service was fast and attentive too - we were in and out in about an hour. read more

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Walked in without a reservation for a party of 5 on a weekday and the staff was sooo accommodating and friendly! Throughout the entire night, everyone was helpful and nice, which made the experience that much better. The staff seems passionate about what they do and the waitress provided a lot of information regarding the menu items. All the food we ordered was simply divine! The crab fried rice was one of the best we've ever had and we only wished the portion sizes were bigger! The papaya salad was also amazing as well as the curry puff! We of course ordered the branzino dish inside the little tray which was very interesting - it was delicious, but not something I'd order again. The interior of the restaurant is also beautifully decorated. I would love to come back again! read more

So good I went two days in a row. I had the crab fried rice and the spare rib special appetizer. The spare ribs were so flavorful, finger licking good literally lol. The rice had plenty crab in it along with a little side of fish sauce/chilis and lime. It was spicy, tangy, and just the perfect blend of flavors. The hostess recognized me on my second visit. The service was nice, although the first day I did feel a little rushed. But they were attentive I'll give them that. I cant wait to go back and try something else. read more

Great and attentive service from Paul, great full flavors for unusual Thai dishes, great vibe. Great theming too read more

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apparently this is now the hot restaurant in the hood for fort greene. i've been walking by this place since they opened a month or so ago and was so excited to finally try it out! and let me tell you, it did not SUKH (hohoho)! i came here with my mans, my best fren and her mans and we got A LOT of food to share bc we wanted to try it all! all the dishes are decently priced and sized in portion. we started with the wings, chive panckes, tom yum soup, pad see ewe, the laarb, short rib curry, braised duck and crab fried rice. wings 5/5: bomb.com - sweet, crispy crunchy, all you'd want and expect from fish SOSSed up wangs chive pancakes 5/5: this was pheNOMs! unlike other restaurants that served triangular friend chive pieces, this was more of a rectangular shape that sat on top of some scrambed eggs and crispy bits situation and topped with fried wontons - DEEEELISH tom yum soup 5/5: gosh i am such a sukher (lol) for tom yum soup and they do a dang good one here. much spicier than other restaurants and i did not mind it one bit. the shrimps in here are jumboooo and no complaints! pad see ewe 5/5: woweeee perfectly salty, SOSSy, tender noodley perfection! and the shrimps were jumbo and juusaaay short rib curry 5/5: the short rib straight fell off the bone and the panag curry was a creamy dreamy. A+ braised duck 4/5: this was bit spice-heavy for our taste but the meat was tender and juussaaay nonetheless - just our pref crab fried rice 5/5: A++ delicate, umami-y, crabby, fluffy and the spicy fish sauce side elevated the dish even more! laarb 5/5: this was SOO good and sooooo addicting! think ugly baby but not as spicy. still spicy (it came with a warning from our server) but soooo flavorful and a perfect balance to sweet, savory, umami and spicy! the pork cracklings were meh but still a 5/5 bc it's just THAT good. while there's no shortage of thai-american restaurants in the area, nothing holds candle to sukh in terms of ambiance and authenticity. we're so glad you're in the neighborhood - we can't wait to come back! few things to note: (1)if i'm not mistaken, their delivery menu doesn't have all the dishes you can get at the restaurant which makes sense to preserve some of their dishes (2) they don't have their liquor license yet and it's not byob (3) seating is extremely limited and when you go to book a rez, it doesn't state if you'll be seated indoors or outdoors - we got stuck outside and it was pretty chilly but the food warmed us up. read more

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Amazing Food, so unique and creative. loved the theme, the train touches were so cute !

Wow. Delicious food and top 3 Thai in NYC for me (another being their sister restaurant Sappe). The server walked us through the menu which was kind. It's a unique ambiance as it's inside a train car and the menu follows a train theme too. The Branzino was amazing!! I could have skipped the curry samosas next time. Curry noodles were amazing too. read more

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The ambiance is busy, cramped but very charmingly cute. The service is very attentive, warm and kind. The food is a mixed bag. The more traditional American-thai foods were a miss to me e.g. that bland rubbery chicken in the pad thai was not good (not sure why they don't offer shrimp as an option) but the less traditional dishes were much better like the Hor Mok. The crab curry had lots of crab but the flavor profile was just sweet and salty. My daughter said the crab fried rice was excellent but it's not gluten-free so I wasn't able to try it. I think the food is 3 stars but the ambiance and service bring it up to 4 stars. Next time I'll come try the Pla Tod Samun Prai. read more

What a gem! I had lunch here with two other people and we were immediately struck by the beautiful, cozy ambiance. The interior looks like a beautifully appointed train car, so festive this time of year! Let me tell you that the food was even better. Food: everything is marked gluten free very clearly. All the dishes we ordered were gf to accommodate a celiac. We started with the Ma Praw Kua Gluer - wok young coconut with garlic, such an inventive dish, bursting with flavor. Next we had the Somtum Thai Kai Kem - papaya salad which was spicy crunchy and savory, and the cooling Pak Mor - rice crepe wrapped around peanut and coconut milk. For entrees we split the phenomenal Pla Tod Krob - a whole crispy Branzino served two ways - half with a red curry sauce and half fried with turmeric - my dining partner was excited this was made gluten free and it was really excellent. We also had the Hua Pee Kati - phenomenal, spicy coconut curry soup with pork spare ribs. Everything was such a tasty treat, honestly it was an excellent, spicy, flavorful meal. I'm tolerant of moderate spice and this was perfect - everything is marked and so worth it. This was a top meal and I highly recommend. read more

great food and wonderful ambiance! we love to go here for both lunch and dinner. best Thai in the neighborhood.

Sukh is a nice addition to the neighborhood with an interesting design/ambiance and standard service. We shared the pad ke mao, pad see ew, and a stirfried vegetable small plate. Both noodle dishes were great and the pad ke mao was decently spicy, i found the vegetable dish to be a bit flat. I found the price to be too high for portion size and quality; I didn't find the quality to be much better than cheaper thai food, but Sukh is nearly double the price. Overall Sukh is worth a visit, but not a place i'd necessarily return to try again. read more

This review is for delivery. We have dined in and it was great, but we just ordered delivery. The order we received was kind of small for the price and it didn't hold up to their standard. They were super lovely and redelivered, I'm sorry to say it just wasn't great. 77 dollars for two orders of pad Thai should be spectacular, I think. Definitely skip delivery and just dine in. Service is top notch though. read more

I wanted to like it more than I did. The service was lovely and attentive. But, I did not think the food had enough flavor, or complexity of flavor. The papaya salad was spicy and crunchy but didn't have enough other flavor, and the pad se-ew was boring. read more

I recently ordered the Tom yum soup and it had so many ingredients in there that I had to pick out whatever the hard stuff was in my soup.... Not the best but overall the shrimp was good. read more

Elegant-but-not-stuffy atmosphere, warm and gracious service (thanks Pom!), and the food is just as good as I'd hoped from seeing it recommended on social media. We got the Hor Mok (not to be missed), Somtum Thai Kai Kem shredded papaya salad, and Pak Mor rice crepes to balance the kick. We followed with the stunning Pla Tod Samun Prai fried branzino filet and Pad Prak Ruam sauteed mixed vegetables, finishing up with the tasty taro cake/coconut ice cream dessert. It was a great spread for 3, although we're already looking forward to going with 4 to try the curries and noodles. Happily, for a nice dinner out and a great experience, the price was more than reasonable! read more

We were super impressed with the big, bold flavors and creative dishes. Yes, you can get favorites like noodles and curry, but there are also less common dishes that really stood out. The young coconut appetizer was essentially vegan calamari... in the best way. And the steamed custard under the tiny tagine 'hats' was great too. For mains we had crab curry and one of the "this comes with a bit of everything" rice dishes in a steamed banana leaf, and both were fantastic. Go check it out, it's a real winner! read more

This is some of the best Thai I've had! It tastes authentic with none of the typical watering down of spices and flavors that usually happens to satisfy the 'general' population. The curry sauces are flavorful without being hot. Sukh has mastered full flavor without being too spicy hot! The Pad-Se Ew was excellent! The crab fried rice was incredible. The wait staff, though extremely busy, kept their cool and took time to explain each sauce and dish. They knew their menu well! Me and my sister both realized this as a special spot! The restaurant theme, plating, and utensils were on point! read more

On a stormy night, the service stood out: calming and just the right level of attentive. The food was excellent.

I haven't posted a review to Yelp for a while but a standout meal at Sukh prompted me to do so. Sukh is a great new Thai restaurant with dishes that I haven't seen at other Thai restaurants in NYC. Plus, the interior is super cute with a train theme (sounds strange, but it works). We had the chive dumplings which had been waffled. I know sometimes the waffle trend goes too far and doesn't really provide much value added, but here it does. The dumplings are extra crispy and don't get soggy at all. For our mains, we got the Khao Soi and Khao Hor Bai Bua. The Khao Soi was served in a flavorful curry and spicy (not too hot but also not overly tame either). For me, the star of the show was the Khao Hor Bai Bua. Cooked and served in a lotus leaf, the dish is super fragrant and savory, with rice, Chinese sausage, chicken, shrimp, lotus, ginkgo nuts, mushrooms and more. Delicious and beautifully presented. Service was attentive without being overbearing. Will be back! read more

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After a great day my BF suggested we check out this place and as cute as it looked from the decor upon entering I could sense the uncomfortably, two men of color we asked if we could have a table and where interested in dining there, the host said to us, there were no tables available and could be placed at the bar which was completely empty. I had noticed that tables did become available yet never were we asked if we'd like to be seated as we viewed the menu? Bar maid seemed to be in a rush as she asked at least 3 times "Are you ready to order?" I was quite put off by her attitude that only had a beer. It was so obvious she felt like we were a burden to her job performance, I wasn't surprised at this behavior, but I thought we had advance a lot more at least some of us! If you're going to come to our community, show us at least some consideration wow! read more

I got the Sukh pad thai, Kao Soi, and Pla Tod Samun Prai. The pad Thai was good/above average, not the best I've had and definitely not the worst. Likewise, I thought the Kao Soi was good/above average...it was actually my first time having Kao Soi, so maybe I can't say too much about Sukh's version other than it tasting very very similar to Vietnamese chicken curry (Cà Ri Gà), if you've ever had that dish. What made the meal for me was the Pla Tod Samun Prai!! This was my favorite dish and honestly could see myself coming back strictly for this dish alone. I love that you get the whole fish, which is fried splendidly, where the fish is not too fried, where it almost tastes burnt, but enough to eat everything whole except the head and tail. The herbs and spices in addition the sauces matched perfectly with the fried fish!! Definitely will be coming back soon for Pla Tod Samun Prai!!! read more

Checked out this Thai restaurant in Fort Greene. Ordered a few appetizers, a bowl of curry (with crab meat), rice dish (with pork belly, minced pork and Thai sausages) and of course Pad Thai, with chicken. Well executed dishes, but the standout was Hor Mok, steamed Branzino curry custard topped with lumped crab meat. Comfortable seats, low noise level, and an inviting interior, I will definitely go again to explore other dishes. read more

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I like this restaurant. The owner was so nice The food is so good some of them you can't find anywhere else only here . I think when they got the liquor license you guys might have to book the table 2-3 months ahead All the service team very hospitality i will be back again next month btw way the dessert (homemade mango)was sweet I like everything I ordered except bonchon chicken read more

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It's a nice place. we got the short rib curry and the pad thai. the short rib was tender but the curry was a smidge bland. pad thai was okay though the grilled chicken I was not used to. the cocktails were very good. reservations are recommended and the place can fill up. ambiance is good read more

last night, I was walking by with a friend and we saw it wasn't super packed so we were able to grab a table. Our waitress was Cherry and she was very kind and very helpful. the food was amazing and unforgettable. the setting was beautiful- didnt feel like I was in Brooklyn. definitely coming back often. 10 out of 10. read more

Really great Thai food that is just delicious and doesn't play into the sweet American flavors. The portion sizes are great. Some highlights were the hor mok, larb, and crab fried rice, but I liked everything so I would be down to try whatever sounds good to you at the time! Beautiful restaurant as well, but the seating is a little tight inside. I hope to be back again soon! read more

I came here for dinner and unfortunately wasn't able to eat anything; they have nothing vegetarian on the menu. They couldn't even make modifications, every dish had fish sauce that couldn't be removed. First time I've ever been unable to eat Thai but we had to leave and go somewhere else. read more

New spot Thai restaurant in Brooklyn. The atmosphere felt like it was in a train.They food was amazing! The fish "pla tod samun prai" and Ma prow kua gluer were delicious. Highly recommended. And the service was fantastic too. read more

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BRAND NEW THAI HOTSPOT, that is unlike any other thai restaurant you've had in NYC yet. Located in Fort Greene, right off the G train, Sukh takes you on a literal journey through thailand cuisines in the means of a few dishes. The flavors were spot on to each specific dish we tried and the accompanying sauces were absolutely stand out. When you go, you HAVE to start with the Hor Mok, which is Steamed Branzino curry custard topped with jumbo lump crab meat, karfir lime leaves, red chili, and coconut milk. I truly could have had about 10 more of these! They have a wide variety of dishes on the menu that really sets them apart, and if you're a spicy King like myself you have to try their plethora of "thai spicy" dishes, it's sure to knock your socks off! The overall ambiance of the restaurant is one to mention also, as you really feel as though you have been transported to an old train car in the country of Thailand. Cannot recommend Sukh enough, they open to the public on March 7th, get your reservations in ASAP because I know they will be filling up fast!!! read more

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Food is phenomenal! Go visit! The food is so on point! Get in while you can. Really enjoyed everything.

The food was just excellent if there is any place that servers authentic Thai food it's got to be this place 100/10 read more

Sukh - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Had lunch here and found the food and atmosphere phenomenal. Our server gave us great recommendations. We can recommend their cocktails and Thai iced tea for drinks. The Pad Thai, and Pak More were our favorites of the dishes we had read more

Had a delicious dinner at Sukh on my first night in town for a workshop. Although there were no reservations available until 8:30 pm, I went early (5:30) and was seated right away. I enjoyed grilled fermented sausage (a summer special) and the short rib curry. Both were excellent. The sausage was tangy and rich. And the short ribs were meltingly tender in a delicious curry. I would definitely eat here again, maybe even on this trip! read more

Had the kang pu (crab curry) and panang nuer (short rib curry). Both very delicious. The crab curry was spicier and the short rib curry was creamier. I love spice so the crab curry was my favorite. Service was great too. We were sat immediately and our sever was very attentive. read more

Sukh - Kang Pu (crab curry) and Panang Nuer (short rib curry) - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York