Chicken Satay
$14Five skewers of turmeric-marinated free-range chicken, char-grilled over coconut husk. Served with house-roasted peanut sauce, cucumber relish, and toasted brioche.
From slow-simmered curries to wok-fired noodles, every plate is built on house-ground paste, hand-squeezed coconut, and produce sourced daily from the Union Square Greenmarket. Browse our full kitchen — and don't skip the chef's specials.
Light, bright, and built for sharing — paired beautifully with a chilled Singha or a yuzu-soju spritz.
Five skewers of turmeric-marinated free-range chicken, char-grilled over coconut husk. Served with house-roasted peanut sauce, cucumber relish, and toasted brioche.
Hand-rolled in rice paper with shredded taro, glass noodle, and julienned carrot. Flash-fried until glassy, plated with tamarind-chili dipping sauce.
Wild mushroom and galangal simmered in pressed coconut cream with makrut lime leaf, lemongrass, and bird's eye chili. Finished with cilantro and a squeeze of kaffir lime.
Six delicate wheat purses stuffed with shrimp, water chestnut, and pork belly. Served in a black vinegar-ginger broth with crispy garlic and scallion oil.
Shredded unripe papaya tossed with cherry tomato, long bean, and roasted peanut in a lime-fish sauce dressing. Balanced hot, sour, salty, and sweet.
Steamed Hokkaido soybeans tossed with sesame oil, flaky sea salt, and shaved black truffle. A simple, snackable opener for the table.
From the claypot to your table in minutes. Most mains are served with jasmine rice; brown rice and sticky rice available for $2 more.
Braised 12 hours in tamarind, cardamom, and coconut milk with potato, roasted shallot, and cashew. Topped with crispy basil and served with warm roti.
Crispy skin Faroe Island salmon over a rich panang of coconut, lime peel, and red chili paste. Finished with shaved makrut lime and Thai basil chiffonade.
Heirloom zucchini, baby eggplant, bamboo shoot, and tofu in a hand-pounded green curry with Thai basil and coconut cream. Bright, herbaceous, deeply warming.
Northern Thai classic: hand-pulled egg noodles in a golden turmeric-coconut broth with braised chicken thigh. Topped with crispy noodles, pickled red onion, and lime.
Slow-roasted Pekin duck in roasted red curry with lychee, pineapple, and cherry tomato. Finished with sweet basil and a swirl of coconut cream.
Sugar pie squash and chickpeas simmered in golden turmeric curry with fried shallot and crispy garlic. Served over jasmine rice with cucumber raita on the side.
Wok-tossed rice noodles with three U8 prawns, tamarind-palm sugar glaze, preserved radish, and free-range egg. Served in a banana leaf with crushed peanut and lime.
Wide rice noodles wok-charred with Chinese broccoli, baby corn, Thai chili, and garlic in a black bean-basil sauce. Spicy, smoky, and deeply savory.
Fresh littleneck clams wok-steamed with vermicelli, holy basil, garlic, and white pepper. Finished with a splash of Shaoxing wine and a fistful of cilantro.
Crispy five-spice tofu, roasted cashew, scallion, and dried chili in a sweet-savory soy glaze over jasmine rice or brown rice noodles.
Finish on a note of pandan, coconut, and toasted rice — paired with our house-brewed Thai iced tea or a pour of cha yen espresso.
Sweet coconut rice with Champagne mango, toasted sesame, and a drizzle of salted coconut cream.
Silky pandan-infused custard under a torched palm sugar crust. Served with toasted coconut and lychee.
Slow-cooked Thai black rice with coconut cream, palm sugar, and a scattering of puffed wild rice for crunch.
Scoop of house-made Thai tea ice cream "drowned" in a shot of hot espresso. Topped with condensed milk foam and crushed peanut brittle.
Behind each dish is a discipline of sourcing, scratch-cooking, and a deep respect for the Thai culinary canon.
Every curry paste, chili jam, and dipping sauce is ground fresh each morning in our stone mortar.
Deep umami comes from fermented soybean, dried shrimp, and slow reduction — never shortcuts.
Herbs, produce, and eggs sourced from NY and NJ farms within 150 miles of Myrtle Avenue.
Every dish adjustable from mild to "Bangkok brave" — just tell your server or note it online.
From weeknight tables to anniversary dinners, the menu holds up — and so does the team.
The Massaman short rib is the best I've had outside of Chiang Mai — deep, slow, and unapologetically rich. The green papaya salad has the perfect crack of heat. We come every other Friday.
Priya R. · Clinton Hill
Walk-ins welcome, reservations encouraged. Dinner nightly from 5pm, lunch Thursday through Sunday. Brunch served Saturday & Sunday from 11am.