Excellent in every aspect! Food, service and in a cute neighborhood. Noisy and lively place, with amazing food and service. read more

I am back in town for work and couldn't resist going back to Fatt Root. Literally started dreaming about this meal the moment I booked my flight. I switched up the appetizer to their Indian empanadas- fantastic! For the main meal I couldn't steer away from the curry noodles. Both were full of flavor. This is hands down still my favorite meal every time I visit White Plains. read more

Fatt Root - Khao Soy Thai Curry Noodles are amazing! The flavor is fantastic! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pleasantville, New York

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Been trying for quite some time to visit this Pleasantville dining establishment. Finally the stars were aligned for a Monday visit before a Jacob Burns showcase. The wait was more than worth it... The modest dining room doesn't do the menu justice. Everything ordered this night was a tasteful success. Shared starters of the "Shrimp Toast" and "Chicken Dumplings" brought tremendous smiles upon everyone. For our main courses the "Spicy Crunchy Zesty Chicken" came alive with flavor. A standout among standouts. The "Satay Bowl" - with chicken - was another winner along with the "Spicy Beef Noodles". We arrived at 5:30 and the place was packed by 6:15...on a Monday. Fatt Root fits in perfectly with the selected fine restaurants in Pleasantville. Looking forward to our return visit. read more

first of all, the dumplings are fabulous - it was the bartender at one of its sister restaurants The Pub Street Bistro across the street - who told me about them so now Pub Street has almost lost me as a happy hour customer the bartenders are really interesting and pleasant and welcoming as well at first i didn't like the ambience as much as Pub Street - it seemed sort of dark and gloomy but now i find it cozy and comfortable and the clientele can be very friendly as well and they give you a generous poor of delicious cabernet from Washington State the only problem is that their happy hour does not start until 4 whereas Pub Street starts at 3 i do not drive and take the train to Pleasantville to go to the Jacob Burns Film Center around the corner but can't imagine going there without combining it with a visit to Pub Street or Fatt Root the problem is that often the movie schedule does not mesh with a 4 opening time - you would have to wait an hour or so so i really wish and plead with the management that they move the opening of happy hour to 3 instead of 4 and i will be theirs for life! thank you for the past and the future i hope! read more

Food was great, service just as good!! Will def be back, loved the chix steamed buns, and the daughters ramen was incredible

Outstandingly good! Visited here with my girl this weekend and we were both surprised. She is vegetarian. I am not. However, we both found a number of pleasing dishes to share and satisfy both of our palettes. We started with edamame, kale dumplings, crispy broccoli and Korean wings (for me). My main course was spicy crunchy zesty chicken bowl. She substituted chicken with tofu for her dish. All of the dishes 'popped' with flavor and the portions generous all around. We can't stop talking about the dumplings. Needless to say, we were both surprised and will absolutely be back for more...maybe even this week! read more

Great food. No dish disappoints Generous portions Incredibly tasty. Great for folks who love spicy. Their spices were just right One note; I had it delivered. That gets expensive Delivery charges and built in tip. If you can, pick up the food!!! read more

We'll be back but we won't rush back. The food is extremely rich and filling the outdoor seating was nice in mid-September a bit chilly but comfortable. The service was sweet, attentive and knowledgeable about the food and opinionated (instead of just saying everything's good) which was much appreciated since it was our first time here. The food was also prepared and served promptly. It's tasty but when we order a spicy Thai dish we expect it to have some heat they mean spicing my American style which is super low heat. Next time we'll ask if they can make it spicier. The noodles were coated with a sauce that made it super filling after just a few bites. The dish is supposed to be service on rice and it probably would have worked better that way - my fault for wanting to they their noodles ;) the crispy chicken was unique and tasty. read more

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Excellent find in downtown Pleasantville! The hubby has gluten and dairy intolerances and the owner came out and went over each menu item with us which was really great! We've been here a few times before and they've recently remodeled the place into a nicer dining setting with a bar. Today we tried the kale dumpling's which were AMAZING (course those aren't gluten free but I ordered those for me); we also tried the Dan Dan noodles which had the option of rice noodles, we tried the tuna poke and the hamachi appetizer. Everything was delicious, portions were huge and the service as mentioned was impressive. We'll definitely be back! Yum! read more

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Disappointed. Went for lunch and only one other customer in restaurant with me. The ramen was not terrible but disappointed in almost every way. The chicken bao buns were ill conceived. Overly sweet non appealing chicken. All I had but I will try again as I am a fan of other restaurants by this group. read more

Fatt Root is an Asian fusion inspired casual concept. The menu stretches classic flavor profiles like Malaysian coconut curry with tamarind, lime, basil, and cilantro, towards American classics like Teriyaki chicken and California rolls, and towards fusion "Bunz" that integrate kale and tahini into novel American/Asian interpretations. Fusion often gets a bad rep. And at first maybe the thought of pesto/spinach in a spicy Sichuan beef noodles made me cringe too, but Fatt Root does a reasonable job navigating this tricky territory. The classic Hakata style ramen's tonkotsu broth is deep and flavorful. The pork belly is tender and fatty. The Malaysian coconut curry and rice is complex with notes of spicy, sweet, savory, and citrus. The sauce is thick enough to coat a spoon, but not so thick that it doesn't flow over rice easily. The spicy beef noodles are part Italian with pesto, but it's made from Yuzu Kosho - a fermented Japanese seasoning made of chili peppers, yuzu peel, and salt. And combined with caramelized cashews and raw spinach. It's the milder quiet-spoken Americanized brethren of Xian's Famous Foods hand-pulled noodles. I would argue more pasta than noodles, but notable nonetheless. My recommendations are the curry dishes and the ramen. read more

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First time and last. Sorry to say the food was far from good...ordered the chicken satay bowl with rice noodles as did my friend. The chicken was deep fried and dried out. My friend ordered it the same way and said where are the noodles? Underneath was a clump of rice noodles all stuck together. I waS able to mix it with by separating the noodles after a great deal of effort. There was barely any peanut sauce but since it was barely edible anyway i asked for hoisin sauce which enabled me to eat this poorly prepared dish. My friend apologized as she recommended your place and we agreed we are never returning. Did we order the wrong thing. I gave it two stars as the server was pleasant. read more

Healthy food Love this restaurant, unique food love their salmon bowl, great service, friendly atmosphere read more

I was at this place when it was a takeout joint. They really upgraded the appearance to a very soothing atmosphere. I appreciated that the manager unobtrusively made it a point to come to our table to say hi. The adorable bartender (who looked barely drinking age) served up some delicious cocktails, knew the entire menu, both food and drink, and had no problem with any substitutions. The Crunchy Cabbage was a simple fresh raw collaboration of exactly that, perfectly seasoned and oh so healthy! I ordered the kale dumplings 'cause they looked so tempting but forgot I don't like kale. You CAN taste the kale. The other's at our table did like them, so for kale fans, go for it. I had the Spicy Beef Noodles which was super fresh with a really nice pesto and plenty of beef. The only drawback was that the spinach on top was dry and the noodles and beef on the bottom had all the umami. They served it with chopsticks only so it was hard to toss together. It may be my ignorance of the custom, but it would have been even better if I knew in advance to stir it up well. I definitely will come back because they have a huge menu and I want to try more stuff. I like what they're doing here. read more

Fatt Root - Crispy Cunchy Cabbage! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pleasantville, New York

This was my first time at this place was great I love love love their food here. We got the soy glazed chicken rice bowl, spicy crunchy zesty Chicken rice bowl and fried chicken dumplings. They ran out of the duck spring rolls. I definitely recommend and will come back when we visit again! read more

Fatt Root - Fried Spicy Chicken Dumplings - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pleasantville, New York

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We had take out the Food and service was good I had the avocado tofu poke bowl and my read more

A friend and I stopped here for lunch on a hot day in June with my little dog and enjoyed the shaded patio area. It was no problem having him with us. We both ate vegan / vegetarian, and had some great options to choose from! We split the Kale & Veggie dumplings, which were delicious! Then I had the Saytay bowl and he had the Kinchee Tofu + Egg bowl. Everything was great, we were very happily full at the end. One note on size, the bowls are very large. After sharing the dumplings I think both of us had to take a box home. For 2+ people, it you want to try some different appetizers or salads and then split a bowl that would probably be enough food for all! read more

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Been wanting to try this place for a while and it did not disappoint. Pleasantville isa hot bed for great food and Fatt Root is no exception! Loved the vibe, the service and wow...the food! Had the shrimp dumplings and the Khao Soy Thai curry noodles. Both were amazing...I will be back for sure! read more

Spicey and full of flavor. The crispy shrimp dumplings were supurb. Nice portion, very hot and full of zesty flavors A nice casual spot. Atmosphere is lacking. Dont make it a first date. read more

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Food was amazing!! Staff was friendly. Ate inside. Place was dimly lit. Quite busy but not overly crowded to be a disturbance for talking. They did a lot of takeaway!! Definitely will come back!!!! read more

Ordered delivery from here last night and they came quick and the food was solid and unique Asian fusion. Got the deliciously-tender spare rib and rice entree and the creamy Thai noodle curry dish. Both are great for a freezing night and crunchy, rich, and flavorful. The kale dumplings were just okay, with a very thick mayonnaise slathered on them. Have I found my Asian go-to in the area? I don't think so, but I would order from them sometime and try other dishes, too. read more

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I've been meaning to try out Fatt Root for awhile. I'm always really curious about Asian Fusion Restaurants and exactly how they mix Asian inspired flavors/ingredients differently. The place itself is pretty esthetic with a line of Sirracha sauce bottles lining the back wall, woven lanterns and the accented pop of red that adorns the chairs and polls. The place itself has an almost Chipotle style vibe with it's menu that is divided into ways you can customize the dish yourself. There is a preset menu that is pretty extensive itself. At first glance, the menu looks to have a variety of Asian dishes such as dumplings, meat buns, rice with meat and noodle dishes but I would say there are a good amount of more "familiar" dishes for those less adventurous. I ordered two of the appetizers: the Spicy Kimchee Pork Dumplings (8.99) and the Steam Chicken Bunz (8.99). My friend ordered the Spicy Crunchy Zesty Chicken over noodles instead of rice (14.99). It was nice to be able to customize the dish. The spicy kimchee pork dumplings came fried with a good amount of sauce, shallots, green onions, and fried onions on top. The sauerkraut was a nice add of acidity and crunch. The dumplings were a good appetizer but wished it was a bit cheaper for how small they were. I also ordered the Steam Chicken Bunz with crispy chicken topped with hoisin and mayo. I wasn't a huge fan of the Steam Bunz. I thought the mayo was a pretty jarring fatty flavor that didn't work with my palate. Overall, I thought Fatt Root is a nice addition to the area. I think there are interesting flavors and it is nice to see Asian ingredients reimagined in different dishes. read more

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Ordered takeout from here before and got the soy glazed chicken. I thought it was alright so decided to order again. This time I had the Korean steak and eggs which was really good. The Korean steak is sweet but not overpowering. I would stay away from it if you don't like sweet food though. The eggs didn't have a lot of flavor but the rest of the dish was full of flavor. The slaw salad was refreshing and a good balance with the beef. Also the proportions are perfect for me, maybe a little on the big side. Lastly the food is pricey in my opinion, this dish was about 20 dollars which fits the quality and amount but I don't typically spend that much on meals. Overall tasty food and good proportions. read more

Fatt Root - Korean Charred Steak and Eggs - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pleasantville, New York

Very cute small place we came across. It was definitely busy but we got there a good time. Service was good, the waitress was helpful with recommendations as well. The food was delicious and the drinks were tasty. We the chicken dumplings and chicken bao buns to start, they were amazing ! Then we had the Korean skirt steak and Fatt Bahn Mi (a sandwich) which were tasty as well. Finally we had some mini donuts with a sweet sauce, which were delicious and I wish the portion was bigger. Over all a nice, cozy place. We will surely be back read more

Fatt Root - Dessert, donuts not on menu. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pleasantville, New York

Food always good and fun-different choices. Swift efficient service; staff super friendly. The only thing is the barstools are uncomfortable and in the winter, the place is an icebox with the door opening every few minutes. So we wear sweaters :) read more

Met friends here to celebrate a birthday. Great service. Great food. Wish you would open opening White Plains!!

Thoroughly enjoyed lunch yesterday during support small business Saturday. I've been trying to get up to Pleasantville for quite some time to dine in but circumstances precluded me from going until now. Outdoor dining is available with a few tables set up on the side of building but it was too damp for us to enjoy dining outdoors. No outside heaters in sight. Street parking as well as parking lots in the nearby vicinity are convenient. Lucky for me someone was pulling out of a street parking spot very close to restaurant as well as the town had free parking Saturday, insert smile! Shared the crispy chicken steam bao with my daughter. The flavorful crispy chicken was glazed with hoisin, shredded iceberg lettuce with a smear of sriracha mayo. My eyes said more but my tummy said, "no don't do it!" My rice bowl was another hoisin inspired dish, barbecue glazed ribs. The ribs were tender, fall of the bone and delicious. The portions are generous and with the quality of food you are getting a good bang for your buck. My bowl was completed with rice, pickled shallots, cilantro and a bit more lettuce with sriracha mayo. My daughter ordered the Impossible Dan Dan noodles adding a protein, beef. She is not a fan of cilantro so asked it to be removed from the dish which they happily obliged. Both of our portions were plentiful so much so that my daughter took food home. You can customize dishes with added proteins at an additional cost. The slices of beef with the Dan Dan was very satisfying. There were more than several dishes with my name written all over them which is how I determine if it's a place I would return to and yes I will be back! I wish Yelp also had 1/2 stars available. This is a 4.5 but I gave it 5 because it was better than the 4 rating of "good." Good is a bit too pedestrian for me. Great sounds better but it's in between good and great. Closer to great. Side note: If you are traveling north from lower Westchester county and using GPS do not follow mapping directing you to get off at 26 and take the Taconic to Exit 4. Totally unnecessary driving. Exit 28 off the Saw Mill is most direct route. When you get off the exit Wheeler street is only a couple of blocks away. Learned the hard way on this trip. Will not repeat. read more

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I have only gotten take out. But let me say those buns are all they're cracked up to be! Delish. I've had three main dishes from here each one was unique in taste and very good. None of them have I ever thought I won't order this again. Polite customer service. Can't say anything about the brick and mortar as I've only gotten either Uber eats or dash. Really good option for quick take out. Flavors are just wonderful they leave my mouth craving for more. Definitely try it out. read more

Fatt Root - Chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pleasantville, New York

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Great spot for a quick bite when you're craving Asian food. Staff is attentive and pleasant. Everything inside is clean. The dumplings were great. Noddle dish had great flavor. read more

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The service and the food were great. Will definitely return. Everything from the server to the bartender were perfect this time when I was there and enjoyed myself we had a great time. read more

I have to say first that the service is great. And I love their papaya salad with duck cracklings. At a recent visit for lunch my friends ordered curried noodles, which she waxed poetic about it, and a chicken and noodle dish. I made the mistake of ordering ramen with brisket and short ribs. The meat was not good and it had regular soft pasta noodles, not the chewy ramen that I've had in many ramen places like Ramenesque and several Manhattan places. The menu said rice noodles. Definitely not! I should have sent it back or complained, which I didn't. My fault As mentioned all the other food was great, as it was the several times I've been there before. If not for the ramen, I would have given it 5 stars. read more

The space is gorgeous! The staff is friendly and accommodating to dietary restrictions. But the food was underwhelming. There are no healthy options and even the salads are covered in heavy sugary dressings and have tons of candied ginger. I would only go here if you're looking for an indulgent and fatty meal. read more

Haven't been in a few months so decided to go back for some ramen on a cold night. The place has been completely renovated from a ramen bar set up to more of a full dining experience with a bigger drinks (food) menu. Ramen was quite good (and better than previous times) and probably best for westchester area, granted competition isn't fierce... I'm glad I can get my ramen fix without having to go into the city. So I'll be back! read more

Still overpriced but I tried it out again. This time the person at take out asked me if I'd like to donate my change. I thought she meant like the coins, so I said sure. My bill was 42 and change and I gave a 50. So I thought she was going to round to 43 and then give me the bills back. Nope, she kept it all. Then she got all rude when I asked for the change. Idk, very weird. I had no idea restaurants do that. read more

Ambiance: 3 out of 5. We managed to grab a table relatively quick for a Saturday night so I'd consider that a win. They also don't take reservations Service: 4 out of 5. The waitress was very nice and attentive. Food was brought out a little too quick but wasn't a big deal. Food: here's where I struggle .. 1 out of 5. The spicy ramen wasn't spicy, mild at best, nor did it have enough flavor. Maybe it needs more miso or MSG?? Something to enhance the flavor? The pork was tough as well. Coming from someone who has had lots of ramen from NYC to the other side of the world, this one ranks pretty low on my list. The bao buns were mediocre, way too much sauce drowning the proteins. The cocktails were tasty but to charge that much for a cup full of ice and maybe 1/4 cup of liquid, didn't feel worth it. I always like to give the benefit of the doubt so maybe I'll come back 1 more time to try again. Maybe it was an off night? Regardless, felt like I wasted $150 on below mediocre Asian food. read more

After doing some research I knew Fatt Root was going to be great. I visited with some friends and the food didn't disappoint. We all enjoyed what we had. My steak and eggs rice bowl was very tasty. Fatt Root suffers a bit from a lack of customer service. What I mean by that is our waitress wasn't the most attentive nor friendly, nor knowledgeable about most things we asked about the menu. It all went down hill when we wanted to move to a more intimate table and our waitress seemed annoyed, and overwhelmed all of a sudden. I noticed she smiled at other tables and dreaded coming to ours. One thing about my friends and I we love a good experience wherever we eat, and that wasn't it at Fatt Root. No one really came over with a friendly vibe, not even the young waiter who took over for our waitress. He must have gotten the low down from the server before he came over. Welp I hope they train their staff on being professional and attentive to the paying customer. I give this place 4 starts simply because the food was tasty, filling, and not expensive at all. read more

Yummy food, I loved the spicey crunchy chicken bowl and Thai Singha beer. Great waitstaff - Sade. Very cool ambiance and vibe.

Asian fusion done right. Whereas a lot of restaurants will coat their wok-fried chicken in a couple of regional glazes, offer pad thai and call it a day, Fatt Root truly offers a variety of dishes across the Asian repertoire (at least, the American perception of the Asian fast food repertoire) and for the most part does them all very well, even excellently. If you do one thing, order the steamed buns. But first, Fatt Root offers a large, clean dining space. You've got tables, you've got a bar, and an efficient setup where the staff brings your food to you, taking maybe a little longer than a wait at McDonald's. It's not a terribly atmospheric or "fancy" environment, but Fatt Root strikes a chord higher than your average Chipotle. Food being the point, Root delivers. The Thai curry noodles were incredibly aromatic, especially once the provided lime was squeezed into them; noodles just tough enough, and the curry broth/sauce was in between a soup base and a thick sauce. The Korean steak and eggs--whose steak was closer to a tenderly cooked brisket--and the Thai meatballs are all served over a bed of crunchy vegetables that almost feel like a dry coleslaw, as well as Fatt Root's great rice. It's flavorful in itself, and neither too dry nor is it mushy. Good Asian cuisine, I find, often starts with good rice. The actual Thai meatballs were good, if a little plain. Same for the shotgun dumplings: Solid, but nothing terrific. The steamed buns though? Pure bliss. Imagine a slice of perfectly crispy, fried chicken, slathered in a sweet hoisin sauce and crisp cabbage. Then wrap it in a cushiony, doughy bun. These were wonderful. I need more. It's not exactly cheap when compared to other modern fast food joints (which Fatt Root ultimately is), but for the quality I think the experience is worth undertaking. I'm already eager to go back and try something new, and I will always need more steamed buns! read more

Fatt Root - Thai curry noodles. Deliciously aromatic curry, and the lime really adds, its acidity cutting through the flavors. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Pleasantville, New York

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Asian fusion usually means terrible sushi and weird Chinese food or hipster Americanized Asian cuisine with flavors and spices that just don't blend well. But surprisingly Fatt Root breaks the mode and actually delivers on true Asian flavors and spices. Cool hip place. The block it's on can be extremely congested especially during rush hour because of the train station. But I never have a problem finding parking. Also if you pass by and see what looks like a bunch of people waiting to be seated don't be deterred because most likely it's for take out orders. We rarely ever wait for a table even on weekends. Love all the vegetarian options. The Kimchee Tofu egg bowl is delicious and my favorite appetizer is kale and veggie dumplings. The Malaysian coconut curry & rice is a perfect example of blending various flavors perfectly. The kids meals are great as well. These aren't thrown together dishes to appease parents. They are a generous size and have as much care and thought put into them as the rest of the menu. The kids Crispy chicken and broccoli is a favorite in my family. For a sit down restaurant with such a cozy atmosphere prices are more than reasonable and considering the quality and originality of the dishes it's a must try if you are in the area. read more

We were on our way home from Bear Mountain, tired and hungry. While I drove my girlfriend was scrolling Yelp looking for a place for a quick bite. Nothing sounded good until she read the description for Fatt Root. Way better than I expected. Everything was so good. I got the Korean steak and eggs and she got the ramen and we shared the pork dumplings and the chicken buns. Everything exceeded my expectations. The steak was juicy and tender, the ramen had just the right amount of spice, the dumplings were good size and full of flavor and the chicken buns were probably my favorite thing. Really nice ambience, clean bathrooms, nice staff..overall great experience in a really nice little town. read more

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