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DAKZEN

4.1 (602 reviews)
ModerateThai
Open • 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
Updated 3 months ago

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Will there be outdoor seating during the first week of November 2021? I am planning on a lunch date with a friend on November 3rd at around 1:15 PM.

I was there this week for lunch. Both Dakzen and Posto still have their outdoor seating. I do not know if they will have outdoor seating Nov 3rd given than the weather will likely cooler. Dakzen does have limited indoor seating.

Are most dishes spicy?

Dakzen is known mostly for their noodle soups. It's pretty much up to the customers re how spicy they are. Since they come from Chiang Mai they are especially proud of their Khao Soi which is a curried noodle dish that is essentially spicy but not… 

I'm thinking of coming in for breakfast on a Sunday morning at 8am with a group of six people. What…

Thank you for the question ! You will get seated right away. The crowd has not yet started at that time. We mainly serving breakfast menu from 8-10:30am. However, We can do… 

What dishes do not have refined/processed sugars in them? Only natural sugars. (e.g. fruits/vegetables contain natural sugar, cane sugar is a processed sugar for example)

Unlikely, I think they have authentic Thai flavors and ingredients.

Can any dishes be made gluten free?

Are any menu items Vegan?

Yes

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