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Khaosan

4.3 (156 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Updated 1 month ago

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Elisha C.

I got the drunken noodle which was pretty good! I asked for mild and it was not that mild! Heads up for those who like spicy :) My friend got tom yum and enjoyed it with her thai iced tea. The garnish was so cute and matched her purple shirt. We enjoyed the ambiance and their selection of acoustic music. When we arrived we were seated inmediately though the service throughout the lunch also felt rushed. Everything was quality, just the busy-ness for a Sunday felt the need to eat and run. Good for girl day and would come back from drinks as well.

Lina L.

Khaosan quickly became one of my favorite Thai spots in this part of Brooklyn! The staff are so friendly and attentive even though we were seated in a little nook of the restaurant (which I actually really enjoyed with the privacy)! We came on a Tuesday night and they were busy but we were quickly seated! We ordered the khao soi and roasted duck green curry. We also tried the calamari, chive pancakes, thai iced tea, and lime thai tea which were all extremely delicious!! I cant wait to go back.

Esmeralda C.

I frequent this Thai restaurant on occasion and order via online for pick up. All of the items ordered have always been delicious and with abundance of food. The staff is very attentive and accommodating, providing small table and water or beverage while waiting for the food. I usually visit their bathroom and on my last visit noticed they added an extra restroom to accommodate for the customers visiting during peak hours. The restaurant is very inviting and colorful, definitely Instagram and provides a bit of spark and brightness to the space. This is by far one of my favorite Thai restaurants in the area.

Ocean's Harvest Pad Thai (GF)(N)
Raia S.

Delicious takeout experience! I got the ocean's harvest pad thai and we shared the fresh rolls, both were fantastic! One of my favorite pad thais in the city, I loved the thin rice noodles instead of flat, and the addition of crab claws and shrimp really made it. The mussels and calamari were a tad rubbery, but didn't take away from the dish too much, I could have licked the plate clean! The rolls were yummy too, with a nice peanut sauce. New Thai staple in bk!

Bonnie Y.

This is a modern Thai fusion restaurant. The decor is IG worthy. We ordered Tom Yum soup, massaman curry with chicken, spring rolls, chicken wings, pho with steak, and pad kra pao, and ended the meal with mango sticky rice and mango sticky rice with ice cream for dessert. The taste was great and plating was beautiful for all the dishes that we ordered. The staff were friendly. Overall, it's a great dinning experience. I'd go back again.

Crab Cakes
Misty D.

Liked all the food here! Our group tried a bunch of appetizers and for the main, I got drunken noodles- Pad kee Mao. There were six of us there and the restaurant was able to seat all of us. For appetizers: Calamari- 5/5 Crab Cakes- 4/5 Vegetable soup dumplings- 5/5 For Mains: Drunken pad Thai noodle- 4.5/5 Drinks: Thai iced tea- 5/5

Lychee martini
Cate T.

What a great little lively place! Stopped by on a Thursday night and got seated immediately at 6, but it definitely filled up as it got later. Great happy hour drinks until 7 - got a $12 lychee martini. The curry dumplings were yummy, as was the chicken pad see ew. The chicken khao soi was just fine - the broth was a little goopy and not very creamy but it was yummy flavoring overall! Great, fast service and lots of attention. Would return.

Sophia N.

Not a bad Thai restaurant by no means, but I felt that it was not as good compared to the many other Thai restaurants in the city. Khaosan feels more akin to the Thai restaurants that exist in college towns. The prices were cheaper though and each dish was relatively large, so it is a good option for budget Thai food in the area.

Beef Pho I forgot the price lol
Lea S.

So we got lost along our way to a deli on a rainy evening in Brooklyn, NY and ended up having dinner here at KHAOSAN THAI RESTAURANT. I wasn't expecting anything different from other Thai Restaurants I've visited, BOY WAS I WRONG! This place was awarded in 2023. We started with appetizers (forgot to rake pictures, sorry hehe). The Siomai/dumpling with their house sauce was fantastic! My husband ate most of it lol. The chicken skewers with a side of peanut sauce and house vinegar were good too. But the dinner made a whole difference. My daughter had the Garlic Beef Noodles and she said it was so good the empty bowl says it all. My husband (who doesn't like rice noodles) ordered Beef Soup said he can't finish the big bowl of broth because he devoured all of it to his surprise. So I say it must be really good. He did mention the broth was excellent. I ordered the Seafood Tom Yum and my, my, my.... It was so good I finished a whole order myself and left little broth. It was perfectly seasoned with perfect spice specially on a cold, rainy night. The shrimp and mussels were plump and perfectly cooked, not chewy nor dehydrated like cheap packaged seafood. It was truly a delightful find. If only we could have eaten more, we would but our stomachs only accept so much. Lol. The Thai Iced Tea, I will pass because my homemade Thai Iced Tea tastes way better. For all the food we paid $150 including tip which is not bad for everything we ate and experienced. You have to make a reservation if you intend to visit because this place was packed and the waiting is about an hour but the food is worth it. Till next time!

Drunken Noodle (V)
Monicka C.

Order: - Garlic Udon Hanger Beef (5/5) - Shrimp Drunken Noodle (5/5) - Spring Rolls (5/5) - Chicken Dumplings (5/5) - Mango Slush (5/5) Pros: - Amazing tasting food - Large menu that has plenty of photos so you can see what the food looks like - Options with lunch specials and happy hour - Good portion sizes - Decently priced especially for portion size - Very quick and kind service - Beautifully decorated restaurant Cons: - Small restaurant so seating is tight. We went on a weekday so we luckily had space around us but I can see this spot getting very busy on the weekends and for dinner Overall: I think I found my new favorite Thai spot!

KAENG PHED PED YANG (Duck Breast) (GF)
Marlon U.

So let me tell you the steam vegetarian dumplings was unbelievable the sauce was to die for , I had the duck in coconut curry I cleaned my plate t was to die for food 10 out 10 , the ambience was on point we loved the atmosphere, and the service was impeccable our server was very attentive to our needs she did a good job.

Panang curry, Pad See Ew with chicken, Fried Chicken Dumpling, thai ice tea
Miranda L.

price - $70 including tax and tip food - 5/5 service - 5/5 ambiance - 5/5 i ordered 2 lunch menu sets (panang curry + chicken dumplings and pad see ew + chicken dumplings) with 2 ice tea. the food was AMAZING!!! its so full of flavor and it did NOT disappoint. i love how the panang curry doesnt lack flavor despite looking watery. and the drunken noodles were just pure heaven! the thai ice tea was really flavorful, it made me want to order more! the waitresses were extremely attentive and understanding as well! the ambiance was immaculate and overall it was such a wonderful experience. i HIGHLY recommend checking this place out!!!

tom yum seafood hot pot
Julie Ying X.

I had dinner on a Sunday night with a friend. The food here I would say is modern/fusion Thai cuisine and they randomly have pho? It's a bit confusing. We ordered the tom yum seafood hot pot, the crab curry pasta, and the mango ice cream dessert. The tom yum seafood hot pot had a lot of seafood and it had a good kick. The crab curry pasta was flavorful but the crab was a bit overcooked. The mango ice cream dessert was not too sweet and the blue coconut sticky rice was still warm. It's a bit pricey but the portions were large. The staff were friendly and fast. I would come back if I'm in the area.

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