Insanely good. I've been to Thailand and some great Thai spots in SF. Tried three dishes plus Thai ice tea and all were home runs. The pomelo salad was epic. The mackerel with lotus roots was wonderful. And the crispy duck with greens was also phenomenal. Thai ice tea was great and not overly sweet. This is a destination worthy restaurant. Staff are uber nice and the decor is trippy. read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Pomelo salad. - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Done well: - Pad thai: texturally pleasing and not clumpy. Flavorful (fresh, sweet and sour). Generous with shrimp portions. - Tom yum soup: flavors are strong but balanced. Not done so well, would not reorder: - Coconut crab curry: too coconut forward, flavors do not mesh with the whole dish. Tastes like a crab AND a curry, not a crab curry. - Sautéed seafood and vegetables: fine but not interesting or impressionable; seemed like a random assortment of things. - Mango sticky rice: small mango. Sticky rice was harder, not soft. read more

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SERVICE - located in East Williamsburg close to the Grand st station - indoor looks small but a door at the back leads to a large covered heated patio good for larger groups - reservations recommended as they are small but popular - food served relatively quickly - servers were friendly and hospitable - ambiance good for a semi casual meal MENU - wide selection of royal thai entrees and shareables - no vegetarian/vegan options listed on menu but the server said they can replace any of the meats with tofu or vegetables - slightly pricey FOOD - tofu green curry (5/10): fried tofu with eggplant and bell pepper in a coconut green curry broth. This was the vegetarian alternative to the chicken green curry. The portion was smaller than I expected especially after seeing the rest of the meat based dishes come out in a bowl that was at least 1.5 times larger. The curry sauce was the best part as it was flavorful and creamy with the right amount of chili. The vegetables and tofu could have used more care. The eggplant was still raw which made it bitter and slightly crunchy. The tofu felt over fried and oily and salty which was not very enjoyable to eat. - thai gnocchi in coconut milk (7/10): steamed purple rice gnocchi in a sweet coconut broth with young coconut shreds. This was one of the more unique desserts. I was expecting it to be more aesthetically appealing after seeing the garnishes on the entrees. It was simple with coconut and rice as the predominant flavors. WOULD I GO BACK? As a vegetarian, likely not. But for people who eat fish and meat, there are much more unique options that makes it worthwhile. read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Tofu green curry - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Had reservations for 5:30 Saturday. Arrived at 5:45 (called ahead to make sure our table was held) and were told we have to vacate our table before 7pm for the next reservation. Very dismissive staff. Maybe this was a bad day. Felt off right away. Not the kind of hospitality that we were hoping for... Were seated in the outside tent. Freezing despite some heat lamps. Not cozy or comfortable at all. Everyone was complaining how cold it was. I couldn't relax and be comfortable. Not a pleasant experience. Service was off that night. Waiters were super frazzled and everyone's water glasses remained empty and plates remained bare of rice, which was supposed to flow abundantly. Indoor seating is tiny. We were sat in a tent, with heat lamps that didn't make a dent in how uncomfortable we were. All the visitors around us kept their coats on and were also complaining of the cold. This was horribly reminiscent of Covid days, when you had to freeze outside and watch your food congeal into ice before your eyes. Not for winter months! My teeth couldn't stop chattering. This was brutal. Almost all the picnic style tables in the tent were communal style dining. We were sharing a table with strangers. Very awkward. Makes for a very uncomfortable experience, as you're eating with strangers who are mere inches away from you. Forget about any kind of conversation that won't be accompanied by awkward facial reactions from strangers. It took a while for our food to be delivered. Everything was delicious. The spices reminded me of my recent trip to Thailand--definitely the food in this restaurant is authentic & reminiscent of good quality local dishes. $30 hor mok pu was underwhelming. Tiny portion of crab meat beaten with egg and turned into a custard like substance. Was expecting more out of this. Too spicy--didn't feel any flavor here other than overpowering spice. $35 gaeng poo (soft shell crab in coconut curry) was delicious. Rich and creamy coconut curry. This was so spicy. We were crying and our sinuses cleared up. Make sure you're aware of the spice level or ask to make it milder. $35 tamarind duck breast melted on the tongue. Spectacular! Wish the portion was larger for such price. Two ducks breasts? Wishful thinking. Overall, I would give this another try in warm weather. The food was delicious. The tiny cramped space, not so much. read more

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Loved it! Came here for my birthday dinner and was seated in the back patio which had such a cozy setting. The presentation of the dishes was more elevated compared to many other Thai restaurants. Only feedback was that it took 30 minutes for my table to be ready even with a reservation. read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Chor Muang - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I came here while I was visiting NYC and my friend made a reservation. The food was delicious and wonderfully presented. The staff was exceptionally kind. The restaurant interior was beautiful, a bit small. read more

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Kaew Jao Jorm has quickly become one of my favorite Thai spots. Everything I tried had a really deep, rich flavor, and you can tell they put a lot of care into their dishes. The portions are on the smaller side, and the prices are definitely on the higher side but the quality is undeniable. Service was great and everyone was super welcoming and attentive, and it really adds a lot to the overall experience. The space itself felt vibrant yet intimate. I love the rice experience they brought out, definitely something fun I haven't experienced before. My favorite dish was by far the soft shell curry. It was creamy with a strong crab flavor that really stood out. Overall, great food and warm atmosphere. I'm already looking forward to going back. TLDR; great food, great service, smaller portions and pretty pricy but yumm read more

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Didn't really live up to my expectations from the prices and the reviews. The food was nothing special. We did get some pretty basics dishes but the pad se ewe was pretty bland, the beef in the Penang curry was tougher than it should have been. The green curry chicken thigh was our favorite dish. Service and ambiance are both good. Not a place I would return especially considering the prices read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Pad See Ew, Panang Neua, Green Curry Chicken - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

A hidden gem that exceeded expectations in every bite. Incredible attentive staff, quiet an vibey ambiance, and flavor bursting in every bite. The purple dumplings are a must, and everything here is absolutely fresh, distinct, and immaculate. I will be back! Beats Thai Villa, my previous NYC Thai favorite. read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Gaeng Poo Gaeng Poo - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Really beautiful restaurant and food! I was worried at first that there wouldn't be many vegetarian options (at first glance the menu is all meat and fish) but they were able to make both the pad thai and the green curry with tofu (and it was really good tofu)!! The pad thai was good, but the green curry was really the standout. Perfect spice level and very filling. My friend and I also shared the coconut ice cream for dessert and it was so pretty and yummy! Wonderful service too. Great place for a special meal! read more

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One star off for the value Food was tasty but not tasty enough for the price Unlimited yummy rice!!! Super friendly service and cozy interior. Make a reservation!! read more

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We ended up here serendipitously but when we sat down I had a Deja vu. I think I have been here long time ago. We showed up for an early dinner and were lucky to get a table because as we sat there, all the tables in the room filled up. We each got a drink. Love when a restaurant has NA drink menu. Longan tea was super refreshing. And then we each got an entree. The green curry chicken was everything I ever dreamed of. Fragrant spices, mild kick and tender chicken. They come around with a rice pot and put as much rice as you want on your plate. Really good dinner! We headed to a party after so kept it light and didn't try any appetizers. But I'd love to come back. I also think it's the perfect date spot. So maybe that's next;) read more

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A friend suggested a trek into deep (ok deep for my standards) Brooklyn to check out this Thai restaurant he heard a lot about, and it went well beyond my expectations! The dishes were very flavorful, the portions were larger than Manhattan, and the service was smooth. My personal favorite dishes were the pomelo salad and tamarind duck, which were more unique. Note that the restaurant does not have many tables in the front, but they do have a back patio when weather permits for more seating! read more

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most recent visit: TLDR do not host your party here! food still superb but i was very disappointed to see that with stress testing, they couldn't provide the level of service needed for a large party. my friend had booked her birthday party here for the outdoor patio. the first problem was that the heat lamp ran out of gas. they reassured us they would refill it, but after 30-45 mins no one had come to the rescue. we stopped multiple servers multiple times to try to get it resolved. on that note, the second issue was that they didn't have enough rice to serve us all so we had to eat our meals staggered. our friends who had the first serving of rice were forced to eat ahead of the rest to avoid their food getting ice cold (remember the heat lamps?) finally, we had asked them to clear the table and bring out the birthday cake. i really felt for them because they were clearly understaffed but it was just a mess. we asked them 3x and no one came so we asked for the check immediately and took the cake somewhere else to be cut. my friend's magical day turned into a nightmare and she was pretty upset though she didn't make a fuss to the staff/management. the staff didn't do anything to apologize to the birthday girl either. unfortunately, i can't in good conscience recommend this restaurant. first visit: the pomelo salad was insane like maybe even better than my entree. i couldn't wrap my head around how it was that good. perfect balance of tartness from the pomelo, savoriness from the fish sauce, and freshness from the mint. LOVEEEE! my squid entree was delicately cooked too and retained its tenderness. i really liked the community vibe. they carry around a huge pot of rice and scoop it for you whenever you ask. the decor was top notch. read more

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The Gaeng Poo and Chor Muang are must-gets at this warm and intimate establishment. There are only 7 interior tables and the rest are in their backyard (which my partner and I didn't get to see). While it was still a little warm while we were seated indoors, there was at least some air coming from the air conditioner in the space. Since the place is small, service is quick, efficient, and hospitable. The highlights of the meal were the Chor Muang (Royal Flower Dumplings) and the Gaeng Poo (Soft-shell Crab Curry). The dumplings were beautifully presented and tasted nutty, sweet and savory. The texture was pleasantly chewy. The Gaeng Poo is delicious goodness featuring well seasoned crab and curry. The crunchy soft shell crab provided a fun contrasting crunch in an otherwise saucy dish. The curry itself was a nice balance of sweet, savory and fragrant coconut. We also got the fried banana blossoms to try which were pretty good, served with the standard sweet Thai chili sauce. I would suggest skipping the lemongrass chicken skewers and the Panang Neua. While both are good and have really well seasoned and tender meat, they veered on the sweeter side for me the lemongrass chicken is also served with the standard sweet Thai chili sauce so there's that. All you need to take from this is get a reservation if you can and that Kaew Jao Jorm has good food. And maybe don't go on a scorching hot day. read more

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What an absolutely charming, hidden gem! Tiny, always busy, and worth it. We dined in their magical, hidden back patio which was lined with lace and cozy. Service was exceptional, food amazing, and a nice, short wine list! A must-visit if you're in Brooklyn! read more

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I wanted to check this place out because compared to other Thai restaurants I've been to, there seemed like there were more unique menu options. Even though the ambiance and presentation of the dishes was beautiful, I wouldn't come here for the dishes I had. The lemongrass chicken was very mildly flavored compared to lemongrass dishes I've had in other Thai restaurants and like the shrimp dish, I could really only taste the breading. The duck curry was not bad, but I wasn't a fan of the fruit paired with a savory dish and it was a small portion. The pomelo salad was mediocre. I also got their lemongrass drink, which I wasn't a fan of because it wasn't sweet at all and tasted very medicinal. read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Goong Sa Rong (breaded shrimp), Yum Som O (pomelo salad), and lemongrass chicken - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Came here last night on a whim with my partner as we were in the area and decided to have dinner. We popped in around 8:45pm and it was packed, but a table opened up within 15 mins which was great. The space is super quaint with about 8 tables and the ambiance is lovely for a date night or a small catch up with friends. They have a pretty good drink menu with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. I got the pandan lemongrass juice, which was absolutely delicious. For starters, my partner ordered the lemongrass chicken skewers, which he enjoyed. For entrees, we ordered the young coconut tom yum prawn and the pad kea mao seafood and both were delicious and flavorful. And for dessert, we ordered the mango ice cream with pandan sticky rice and it was a great way to end the meal! The service was excellent and I would absolutely come back here again! read more

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My friend and I came on a whim for a Sunday lunch and we are so glad we did. The interior of this place is beautiful with gorgeous tapestries and flowers. There is limited seating inside but there seemed to be outdoor seating as well. Very intimate setting. We had the chor muang which are these sweet and savory chicken and peanut dumplings with a great coconut flavor. These are gluten friendly as the wrapping is made with rice flour. For entrees, we had the panang neua (panang curry with tender beef) and the chu chee pla too (whole mackerel in red curry sauce). Both dishes were had a great depth of flavor but the panang neua really stood out to me. As you can see by the photos, the mackerel is whole so it has bones - if you're used to eating fish fillets, be mindful while eating. Service was wonderful, waters were constantly refilled and the rice was unlimited (I was asked if I wanted more and happily obliged). We had no room left for dessert but would definitely come back and try the mango sticky rice. read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Panang Neua and Chu Chee Pla Too - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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A solid 4.5 spot, which such a cozy intimate vibe. Great service and felt like you were taken care of by the servers. We got the: Pomelo salad: bright and refreshing, although moderately spicy Duck curry: yum and duck was tender, could've used more liquid to solids ratio though... Crab fried rice: delicious -- rice could've been a tad firmer but really gee read more

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Beautiful interior - we were obsessed with the ornate and large feel of the restaurant. Service was fast and clear, and the plating of all the food is incredible. Would definitely come back Only comment was the protein of the duck curry and the beef pad see ew were a little tough read more

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Kaew Jao Jorm is a hidden gem in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, offering an authentic Royal Thai dining experience that transports you back to 19th-century Thailand. The intimate, elegantly decorated space creates a warm ambiance, perfect for a cozy date night or a relaxed dinner with friends. Appetizers * Chor Muang: Delicate, flower-shaped purple dumplings filled with a savory-sweet chicken and peanut mixture--almost too beautiful to eat. * King Crab Salad: Fresh, juicy king crab combined with bold Thai flavors, achieving a perfect balance of spice and tang. Mains * Phed Ma Kham: Tender, juicy duck breast glazed with a sweet and sour tamarind sauce. * Coconut Tom Yum Prawn: Aromatic lemongrass and coconut broth housing jumbo prawns, offering a harmonious blend of flavors. Dessert * Banana Candied: Soft, caramelized banana paired with rich coconut milk, providing a delightful sweet finish. Drinks * Honey Green Tea * Thai Iced Tea Our server was amazing and gave us menu recommendations. Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's cozy size. read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Absolutely delicious Thai food at Kaew Jao Jorm. Every dish ordered was 10/10 and I plan on coming back asap before they become too popular. I made a reservation a couple of weeks in advance for a Wednesday night but walking in would have been fine. However, keep in mind that this restaurant is tiny (less than 30ish seats I think) so once they do become popular or on busier weekends, reservations are probably better. For a group of 3 we ordered the Yum Som O (Pomelo Salad), Phed Ma Kham (Duck Breast), Salted Eggs with Five-Spiced Pork, and Crab Omelette. This was a perfect amount of food for our group and every dish was phenomenal. The only dish I thought that was good but not necessarily special enough to re-order was the Crab Omelette. Solid dish but nothing stood out compared to the other dishes. Also unlike other Thai restaurants that charge $$ for a side of rice, this place offers free unlimited rice. Unheard of in NY where nothing is free. Make sure to come try the food here before it becomes impossible to grab a table! read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

what a surprise! This restaurant have a backyard seats. It's perfect for occasions etc..... I really enjoyed sitting there. I came here on the weekend and it's super busy but we sat down in a good environment. We start from hot tea. At the end, service fee 18% was included. Quit expensive all compare to other Thai...... read more

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Well decorated and cute little Thai spot! Had a reservation on a Friday evening and got seated pretty immediately, although there was also a backyard patio so maybe we didn't need the reservation. The indoors was quite small and crowded though. I was really excited for this place after reading some of the reviews but unfortunately maybe my expectations were too high. All of the food was very aesthetic and beautifully presented, but unfortunately didn't taste as mind blowing as I would have hoped. We ordered the Chor Muang, which had a nice savory / sweet taste on the filling, but I thought the dough was a little thick unfortunately. I also thought the royal pad thai was mostly just alright, the noodles were a little dry and sticky. The shrimp was not bad but I've also definitely had juicier shrimp before as well. I will say that I did quite enjoy the soft shell crab curry though. I really liked the spice flavor of the curry and the crab meat was pretty tender. Overall not a bad spot, but I do think the food is more visually appealing than appetizing read more

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Great place for Thai food. Came in on Saturday as a walk in and was seated immediately. Shared the flower dumplings, soft shell crab curry, and the thai curry with pork belly. All were wonderfully delicious and would definitely recommend them all. The dishes were all so well spiced. The soft shell crab curry was creamy and crunchy with the fried soft shell crab, while the thai curry with pork belly had a lighter, brothy feel while still being well balanced. The pork belly was also cooked very tender, and the dumplings had a nice blend of sweet and savory. The curries also come with unlimited rice, which is so nice considering usually you have to order rice at other restaurants. Service was great, rice was plentiful and dishes were served quickly. The vibe inside is also very cute. read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - thai curry with pork belly (right), soft shell crab curry (left) - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Wow. Just wow. Incredible food, service and ambiance! I don't go into Brooklyn that often but will most definitely go for food and Kaew Jao Jorm is top of the bar! Everything we had was a flavor explosion of salty, tang/sour, and spicy. I love spicy and some of the dishes here had a good kick so be forewarned to ask if you are averse to spicy food. Seafood ingredients were especially fresh and you could taste it. Service was impeccable. Workers were very helpful with recommendations and refilling water. Someone came by with a fancy container of rice and offered refills (trust me, you need to get the rice to sop up all the sauce from other dishes). Highly recommend Kaew Jao Jorm to get your Thai Royal Palace fix in. Ordered: Drinks *pandan lemongrass juice *bael juice Appetizers *banana blossom salad *phla pla too (Thai mackerel) Entrees *run juan curry (this was the only thing I would probably not order again just because I'd like to try the other curries which sound amazing) *salted eggs with five-spiced pork Dessert *Thai gnocchi in coconut milk read more

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Kaew Jao Jorm Thai is a true gem in Brooklyn! I love the beautifully decorated space and warm service here. We started with the Chor Muang (Royal Flower Dumplings), and they were my favorite. The soft, chewy purple rice dough was not only visually stunning but also perfectly complemented by the sweet-savory chicken and peanut filling. The Yum Som O (Royal Thai Pomelo Salad) was equally delightful--refreshing, citrusy, and packed with layers of flavor from mint, shallots, and kaffir lime leaves. For mains, the Gaeng The Po (Thai Curry with Pork Belly and Morning Glory) was rich and comforting, while the Young Coconut Tom Yum Prawn stood out with its bold, spicy, herbal broth and tender jumbo prawns. The "mild" spice level here still packs a kick, tho FYI! The meal ended on a sweet note with the Thai Gnocchi in Coconut Milk, a delightful dessert featuring chewy pandan gnocchi in creamy coconut milk with young coconut--an absolute must-try. We paired everything with their teas, and both the Turmeric Mango and Wild Thai Black were aromatic and perfectly brewed. Bonus points for the unlimited rice refills, which goes perfectly with the curry! This spot checks all the boxes: delicious food, attentive service, and great ambiance. Can't wait to come back! Hi read more

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WOW. What a spot. This is still a relatively new restaurant, aka a hidden gem. I lowkey hope it stays this way for my own sake, but also hope that a lot of people find out about this spot and start coming because it's just that good. Service was excellent -- our server was very attentive with us, seeing if we needed more water or rice, and asking if the food was okay. We began with Chor Muang (royal flower dumplings). These were chewy on the outside from the rice dough, and soft and savory on the inside with a chicken-peanut filling. They're beautiful too. We opted for the Gaeng Ped Phed Yang (duck curry) and Pad Kea Mao Seafood as our two entrees. I loved how each dish bursted with flavor, all with sweet, spicy, tangy, acidic, perfectly salted and incredibly delicious. Definitely will come back here again for some authentic Thai food. read more

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dishes were really similar to soothr. i liked the concept where they just continuously give you rice. issue is we made a reservation at 7:30, and weren't seated until 8. the space is pretty small so we had to stand outside to wait. i understand that things happen, but it seems that the table was actually finished eating - they should have let them know that there's a reservation after them waiting. they comped our teas which was nice but i think 30 mins when there's a reservation was a little egregious. read more

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Everything about this place screams luxury, which is appropriate as their entire menu and the court is inspired by Thai royalty. I love the aesthetic of this place and how intimate and warm the restaurant felt. I was so intrigued by their unique menu of items that I don't typically find at Thai restaurants. I ordered the Tod Mun Poo which is a Thai style pancake with fish and crab meat. The texture was perfect with a crispy exterior and soft and fluffy interior. The dipping sauce paired perfectly with the pancakes. We also ordered the Chu Chee Pla Too which is a Thai mackerel in a red curry sauce. Although the flavor of the curry was great, I had such a difficult time eating the mackerel with all the bones so I wish there were pictures or a description to warn me that the fish was cooked whole. My favorite was the crab omelette, which I forgot to take a picture of because I couldn't help myself and dug right in. The omelette had such an amazing aroma and cooked to perfect perfection. I was pleasantly surprised by the generous chunks of crab meat that were in the omelette. Also an amazing perk is that we didn't have to pay for rice and they had come around to offer unlimited rice. It added to the homey feel, despite the luxurious atmosphere. I love the service as they were very attentive and greeted us kindly. read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Small Thai restaurant with just more than a dozen seats. We walked in on a Monday in the early evening. They were mostly booked, yet advised they could squeeze us in for a table for a hour. They had us in and out within the hour, but I don't think the rush was necessary as a few tables were still open as we left. Space is best for groups of two. They could likely accommodate groups of three to six with a reservation. The decor felt like it capitalized on the recently released third season of HBO's White Lotus which was based in Thailand. Lots of green hues plus interesting quasi-human creatures depicted in artwork. Beverage menu was focused on teas and wines. Plenty of intriguing options for both. Food seemed to be influenced by Chinese and American cuisines. Found more sweetness and doughiness than I expected. Also, I didn't pick up on any fish oil which I appreciated, but something that I typically associate with Thai cuisine. We shared an order of purple dumplings which had a meaty and nutty filling. Dumplings were quite doughy and had a sort of gnocchi like resemblance. There were five, small bite sized dumplings. A big of sweetened to them. For the main course, we shared the duck breast. I believe it cooked at a low temp for a longer time. Skin was soft and missing that crispiness that I love in a nicely seared or roasted duck. On the other hand, the fat was nicely rendered. Meat was cooked to a medium wellish range but that was balanced out by the finely cooked fat. It was served over mustard green and along with a very sweet sauce similar to a general tso's. There was one, medium length red pepper. Kind of looked like a Sichuan pepper but I couldn't identify it. It was very spicy. Big mouth burn, nose drip, and stomach discomfort; however, no numbness. Service was attentive and quick to refill our water and rice. Pacing of the food was quick yet timely. There is one single occupancy restroom which seems to be shared with the pizzeria next door. It has accessibility bars but there is a step required to enter the restaurant plus a half step needed to access the hallway leading to the restroom. There is a backyard but I'm uncertain if it belongs to the restaurant of the pizzeria. read more

While the food is undoubtedly delicious, I mainly am rating five stars due to the exceptional service and hospitality. I felt so welcomed and comfortable, even amiable, throughout my entire experience thanks to every staff I interacted with. My favorite dish is the Chor Muang appetizer. The pomelo texture unexpectedly but perfectly fits with the Southeast Asian flavors. The side rice is unlimited! As a devout carbs addict, I couldn't ask for a better perk. Love the interior as well. Very full and lively without feeling disorganized. read more

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Very charming Thai spot!! I havent had an experience like this in quite a while! Great service, very cozy and beautiful interior. Lots of nice glassware and plates. Just aesthetically very pleasing all around. I was pretty excited to come, having perused the menu beforehand. Tried the chicken dumplings, banana blossom salad, softshell crab curry, and the branzino. Everything was very very good. New York has a ton of good Thai spots but this one is one of the better ones I have had! The chicken dumplings were unique for their color, but I found the texture and flavor to be great as well. the outer skin was thick and glutinous and it has a sweet coconut drizzle which paired very nicely. Never had dumplings like these before! The banana blossom salad was very spicy. I dont actually know what banana blossom even is, but I was into it. Loved both mains. The branzino is fried so it is a tad dry. Personally, I like that but if you prefer your fish soft and flaky this may not be a texture you like. Softshell crab coconut curry was perfect. Thick and creamy and paired wonderfully with rice. Rice doesnt need to be ordered here, they come around and serve it on your plate for you. Very communal vibe that I appreciated! It's a small spot so would recommend having a reservation! So cute I think it would be great for a date or a cute dinner with girl friends. I cant wait to be back here!! read more

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What a wonderful meal! The staff were very attentive and had a great system down with one another. All of the plating and decor was elegant. The food was stunning! The dishes were sweet, salty, spicy and sour. I'll think about this meal until I get to go back and try more dishes. read more

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Small Thai restaurant with big menu and high-quality ingredient. I order take out for couple dishes to try if food is good as not a lot of good real taste Thai restaurant in the area. Price point kind of in the high side but menu is very interesting and many of dishes are authentic Thai menu. - Yum Som O: Royal Thai pomelo salad. Premium pomelo, shallots, mints, lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, with chili lime dressing 10/10 - Hor Mok Pu: Grilled crab meat custard wrapped with banana leaf 8/10 this one is also delicious but a bit pricy. $30 for one small Hor Mok even there is a chunk for crab meat in it. The potion is too small like appetizer option for me. I ordered from their website because the price is lower than another platform. Picture of food that their put on the website is nice and seem to be a big potion. Even when I picked the food up, I looked at the food on the customer table, it looked like big potion too. Decoration at the place is beautiful, loyal and classic style of Thai traditional. I couldn't tell how the service was because I wasn't eat at the place but since I tried their food from taking out order this time, when I have a chance I would like to go eat at the place and try other of dish on their menu. read more

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As a party of four, we cleaned plates on two appetizers, five entrees, and two desserts. Everything was so good, it makes me want to visit Thailand again. My favorite: soft shell crab curry, mackerel, seafood pad kee mao, banana blossom salad, and the taro dessert (must get!). Don't sleep on their BTG menu, they pour some nice wines there such as a Txakoli fizzy rosé and a zippy Albariño. The restaurant is cozy and cute, service was attentive. read more

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Some of my favorite food of the year so far! The prices here are high, but the food is delicious and this place is perfect for a date night. The restaurant is small and only has about 10 tables so I'd recommend a reservation, the seating is tight. I loved the curry I had and the royal dumplings were a pleasant surprise. read more

Kaew Jao Jorm - Bar area - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Kaew Jao Jorm, a new restaurant located in East Williamsburg, has easily become my latest favorite thai restaurant in NYC. Walking into the restaurant is an experience itself. The ambiance is relaxing with dimmed lighting, soothing music and luxurious decor to match. The menu features a variety of little-known traditional thai dishes. While the dish names are written in thai and lacks images, our server is sweet and knowledgeable. She enthusiastically introduces us their best didjes and is attentive throughout the dinner. ＊La Tiang*** La Tiang is a type of traditional royal snack made of shrimp, pork, and peanuts envelopped together in a square shape of a thin mesh omelette net. I've never seen such dish before. The delicacy and uniqueness leave us in awe. ＊Gong Sa Rong** The deep fried jumbo shrimps are wrapped with crispy noodle. The outer layer is crispy, while the shrimp is bouncy and fresh. The sweet chili sauce on the side adds tangy sweetness to the dish. ＊Salted Egg with Five-spiced Pork*** The thickly sliced pork belly is simmered in a sweet and deeply flavored broth with herbs. The salted duck egg is too salty on its own, but it gives an umami taste to the dish. This pot of braised pork is a rice thief, but don't worry it comes with a giant silver pot of rice. ＊Poh Tak Talay It is a spicy bouillabaisse served with mixed seafood, including jumbo shrimps, mussels, squids, and more. The broth is really spicy, but the spice doesn't overpower the seafood. You can still taste the freshness of ingredients and a slight hint of zesty lemongrass. ＊Thai Gnocchi in Coconut*** Now I wish all thai reataurants serve this dessert. The thai gnocchi is TO DIE FOR! The pandan coconut milk is incredibly rich and creamy, as they don't dilute the base with half & half or milk other than coconut milk. Different from regular gnocchi, this one is softer and has shiny blue and white stripes. read more

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Having my birthday dinner at Kaew Jao Jorm was the best decision we could have ever made. This place is a hidden gem in Williamsburg. I live a few blocks away and have seen people outside very often when passing by. This place wowed me in so many ways. The food, service, ambiance... all of it was 5/5. Not only was the presentation phenomenal, but the actual flavors were mind blowing. Very high quality in every regard. Will absolutely be back to impress out of towners. LOVED IT read more

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