For my birthday we decided to dine at Ler Lers for the first time and I'm so glad we did, as I thoroughly enjoyed myself. The ambience definitely feels like gourmet or fine dining experience and the attentiveness/great custom service on a busy night exceeded my expectations. I ordered the Khao Pad Khotr Poo and my partner ordered the Beef Pad See Ew, days later we are still reminiscing about how delicious the meals were. Despite the short notice of being made aware that we were celebrating my birthday, staff were still able to make me feel like the most specialist person that night. They sang happy birthday, provided me with dessert-Thai coconut ice cream (10/10 would recommend) and a gift straight from Thailand. Thank you so much ! read more

Ler Lers - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Some friends and I ate here for lunch and had an amazing time. The staff treated us very well and appeared very welcoming to all of their customers. When I first arrived, I walked into the front part of this large restaurant that looked like a diner. That area also has a bar area. However, they have a large dining room area in the back that was stylishly decorated with a very comfortable vibe. My friend said on the evenings and weekends, this place is packed. I ordered the Ka Prao Kai Dow which was Stir fried with a choice of grounded chicken or pork mixed with string, chili, basil, served over rice & fried egg. I also had the Thai iced tea and it was good. My friends had the See Ew lunch which was Stir-fried flat noodles with egg, broccoli with soy sauce topped with fried garlic. We all loved our meals and they were well seasoned and very tasty. Overall, we had a great time and enjoyed the food and excellent customer service from this spot. I look forward to returning to check out some other menu items. read more

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Came on a Saturday night and they were super busy, this spot is clearly a neighborhood favorite. Reservations are highly recommended and easy to get a few days beforehand, but walk ins look like a long wait. Servers are all friendly, the interior is well designed, but it does get very loud with chatting and music so don't expect an intimate date spot. Food overall was good, but would be better with slight improvements: The chicken came out cold, otherwise the flavors and portion size were good. The padthai was a Thai gummy/overcooked but the taste was good, the shrimp was generous and massive. The pineapple fried right was good, and the pork rib was super tender but lacked flavor. I'd skip the Thai salad. It just felt like a regular salad with corn, peanut sauce and crispy taro thrown on top. If you want corn, try the tum khao pod. Overall good spot, with slight improvements they could be great! read more

There are so many Thai restaurants in NYC but barely any (good) ones in Bedstuy. Forever thankful they opened and I can walk here whenever I crave Thai food. I've been here multiple times and every single item I've tried has been very good. Service is also always super friendly and attentive. Their lunch specials are a great value, available Mon-Fri until 3:00pm. There are several fried rice and noodle dishes for $13.95 (choice of tofu or chicken) that comes with a small salad and spring rolls. They might not have a huge variety of dishes compared to other Thai restaurants, but everything they do offer is tasty and I would recommend Ler Lers for your Thai cravings! read more

While the decor and ambiance was amazing I found the food underwhelming. I came here to celebrate my mom's birthday. My mom is a certified picky eater, so I have to do extensive research beforehand and although there were mixed reviews, I wanted to give this fairly new place a try. I will say the staff was very pleasant and kind despite the incident I will explain further. I got my Thai tea which was great and my family members got a pina coloda like drink that was good, not too strong. For appetizers we got the controversial wings and the calamari. The calamari was perfectly crispy and soft, and paired well with the sweet chili sauce. Not as spicy as they said. The wings...it had a pungent smell that definitely left me distant. The taste...I can only confirm the inside was cooked well but the outer part wasn't our favorite and to me thats the best part of fried chicken. For our entrees we got pineapple fried rice and drunken noodles with shrimp. The noodles I got were super spicy ( a whole green peppercorn was present in the dish) and good, but I found the large shrimp flavorless. Possible the spice was too overpowering and the veggies were too undercook. It didn't mesh well because I was getting unsatisfactory components. Now both my mom and aunt got the pineapple fried rice. My aunt enjoyed hers despite her disdain for cooked onions. My mom simply got the veggie one and needed soy sauce. The rice was not flavored and very pale. Then she kept encountering egg shells which was terrible to say the least. The waitress was very accommodating to replace her dish with a no eggs option. We decided on drunken noodles with sweet brown sauce instead. I measure every Thai restaurant on their basic dishes and this did not live up to my expectation, so I would be extremely hesitant to try their signature entrees despite how appealing it was. I hope they take the time to prepare their meals so the aesthetic matches the food. read more

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Recommended dishes: Khao Soi, Crying Tiger, Gui Chai Todd, and Si Krung Khua. I would recommend venturing outside of the typical Pad Thai/Pad See Ew/etc. and trying some of their more unique specialties. I went to this Bed-Stuy Thai spot a while back with a small group. The place was medium-sized and pretty packed, and it took a little while for us to sit down. The staff was friendly, and the food overall was excellent. None of our party went for any drinks, so no notes regarding those. In terms of food, for our group of four, we got two appetizers and three entrees, and this was more than enough. My preferred appetizer was their excellent take on Gui Chai Todd, or crispy fried chive vegetable dumpling with sweet soy sauce for $10.95. Presented with 6 large pieces, the menu lists this as a dumpling, but the texture is more mochi-like due to the chewy outside. The inside is savory and garlicky from the chives, and the soy sauce adds a little extra sweetness. Overall, this was a great example of this dish, and I would recommend it if you want to try something new. For the same price, you can also get the simpler Po Pia Peuk, or deep-fried spring rolls with taro, cabbage, carrots & glass noodles. Arriving with a similar number of pieces and a sweet Thai chili sauce, the spring rolls were piping hot and fresh. I'm not usually the biggest fan of spring rolls, but these were still good, with it not being too oily. The texture was nice, also from the mix of veggies with the glass noodles. My favorite main dish was the $27.95 Khao Soi Ped, or Chiang Mai curry noodle soup with egg noodles, crispy duck, onion, pickled mustard greens, and cilantro, topped with lime, dry chili & crispy egg noodles. It's a bit ironic, as this dish, as listed, is from a more northern city, while the website lists this spot as Bangkok-inspired, but this was excellent. The broth was outstanding, with it being plenty spicy, but not overpoweringly so, with a bit of sweetness as well. There were plenty of chewy egg noodles inside, while the duck was crispy and not too fatty. There were also enough onions and mustard greens for texture and flavor. I would heavily recommend their version. There was also an excellent version of Crying Tiger, or Suea Rong Hai, for $30.95, listed as traditional Thai grilled steak served with a spicy Thai dipping sauce. There was plenty of sliced steak, and the meat was nicely cooked without the pieces being too chewy or fatty. The Thai dipping sauce was a bit above average, though I wouldn't have minded a bit more heat and some more rice powder in it. I also liked the addition of watermelon radish to the salad. The last main was the Si Krung Khua, or tender spicy pork ribs with curry paste and kaffir lime leaves, served with ginger rice for $25.95. I haven't had this dish in many different Thai spots, with the only one in recent recollection being at the excellent Zabb PuTawn. The pork was a mixed bag, with some pieces being a bit too fatty, but some of that fattiness is to be expected with pork ribs. The curry paste had a slight kick to it, and the kaffir lime added some nice citrusy brightness. It was also excellent, though my least favorite of the mains. The food here was overall very tasty. Even from our small number of dishes ordered, there was an excellent mix of food from the specials list. I would go back. read more

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I came here for brunch and it was really good. This was an unexpected visit because we wanted to go to the soul food restaurant across the street but then at the last minute we changed our minds. I am glad we did because this place was great. The service was good and the waitress was very nice. The food was really good, the calamari was really good, fresh and cooked well. The shrimp pad see eww was really good and I enjoyed it very much. The place has an indoor and outdoor area, the restaurant is really pretty. I would definitely come back. read more

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great spot! especially compared to some of the other places in the area, this is definitely one of the better ones. i've had the drunken noodles and spicy basil fried rice- both w/ tofu. the sauce, tofu and veggies are all very well cooked and flavored. spice level is perfect- always exactly what i ask for. i've only done takeout but eating in seems very nice. the staff is always nice when i come to pick up, ive never had any issues. when you walk in from the entrance on tompkins, they point you to their other direction for seating. there's only bar seating in this entrance and i'm not sure if they actually use it or not. read more

Came here for a late lunch got the crab fried rice, mocktail and mango sticky rice. Had a good time overall but a few interesting experiences. I guess it was lunch time so all the staff was sitting at the bar eating Popeyes which I think makes for a poor customer experience as they all spread across the bar by customers then divvied out their Popeyes and then the staff that wasn't on break kept chatting with them and eating Popeyes which caused gaps in service. Other than that the crab fried rice was good the mango sticky rice was ok read more

Ler Lers - Mango sticky rice - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Had a wonderful time dining with Ler Lers to celebrate my wife's birthday. Reserved a couple months in advance and they were able to accommodate my group of 13. For large groups (I think more than 8? 10?), they offer a pre-fixe menu where you select in advance from some different appetizers and mains and are shared out family style (drinks not included and dessert is already preset). We were seated in their back dining room. The space was nice and modern. We had a good rotation of front of house folks helping with Sue (sp?) being our main server and Adam(?) who seemed to be the main FoH lead. They were quick and attentive throughout the evening and was impressed by everything. There was a small snafu around them putting in a wrong appetizer order, but they were able to quickly correct it without skipping a beat. Ok onto the food! We ordered mostly the popular Thai dishes just so everyone could enjoy. From the appetizers, I thought the Wings Ler Lers was the star. Super crispy, great sauce. Could clean a whole plate of them by myself. The other apps were also quite solid (again, most of the standard stuff like salad, fried chive cake etc.). From the mains, I quite liked the pad thai (I'm always a sucker for that) and the ka prao was also a heavy hitter. Everything was solid though! Both desserts were great. No real notes here. The coconut ice cream was delicious and tiramisu was nice and fluffy. We also ordered a variety of different drinks. I personally got the lychee refresher which was delicious. Overall, I'd totally recommend this place especially if you want to host a bigger group. We left full and with plenty of leftovers. Staff were great, space was nice and food was yummy. Price was also very competitive and fair especially compared to some of the other restaurants in the area. Shoutout again to the amazing staff. read more

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Modern Thai restaurant. Trendy decor. Full bar with a Thai influenced cocktail list. Solid selection of spirits. Fair variety of wines by the glass. Just two beer offerings - both in bottles. Very solid beverage offering for a Thai restaurant. We shared the thin beef steak and the fried duck. Portions were on the smaller side, so I'd recommend at least one entree and one appetizer per person. Those two entrees plus one dessert and one tea priced out to about $100 including tax and tip. Service was attentive. There was one restroom stall; it was handicap accessible. read more

Solid Thai food. We tried the classics - Green Curry & Pad Thai with Shrimp. Both were very tasty. read more

I'm so happy that Ler Lers has joined the Bed Stuy neighborhood. It has quickly become our go to Thai restaurant. The flavors, freshness, and authenticity of the Thai dishes at Ler Lers are second to none. The place has such a fun vibe and the service is super welcoming. My favorites are the Tom Yum soup, Pad Thai Kra Ta Ron, Si Krong Khua, and Massaman curry. I love their Bangkok street food approach. I can't wait to come back to try the rest of their menu. read more

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I had a chance to stop at Lers Lers for Dinner and drinks. the space is cozy and staff friendly. we tried a few appetizers but these weren't to our liking. Did the steak with sticky rice it seemed to be a restaurant favorite because everyone was ordering it. the steak was soft and very well seasoned. Overall we enjoyed our time. read more

I was happy to see that they finally opened. The sign was up for so long. I was already a fan of their sister restaurant, Klom Klom so I was hoping that they would be just as delicious, it was. They have a great lunch special that goes until 4pm. For $13.95 you get an entree, thai salad (peanut dressing) and spring rolls. I opted to get the basil fried rice which came with onions, bell peppers, egg, carrot, cilantro, fresh chili and basil leaves. So good! enough for leftovers. The food came out fast. Portion size was perfect. Everything was made fresh. Right now they just have out door seating and limited seating inside. They do have a backroom that will hopefully open soon. Definitely worth visiting again. A solid choice read more

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A new spot to go to in the hood located in beautiful Bed Stuy! We booked an early dinner here for Valentine's Day via Resy. The restaurant is beautiful and has two entrances one for the main dining room and one for the bar. We were greeted and sat right away. However, as we were walking to the table the host reminded us that there was a 90 minute time limit for today's reservation. I get it because of the lovers day holiday but dang he should've let me take my coat off first or at least order! The food was amazing and we even had dessert! My partner enjoyed her cocktail. She just wish it had less ice so she can enjoy the flavors of the Mezcal more. My Thai iced tea was perfect in all ways, I could've drank three of them! On the way out, I stopped at the bathroom and I'll tell you this. They have to do something about the heating in there, as it felt like it was an outhouse. It was so cold in there. All that aside, we'll definitely be back with friends because those wolves can definitely accommodate large parties. Go here! read more

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Absolutely delicious. I order delivery from here occasionally and have been meaning to visit in person. Bushwick is just a little far for me. I usually get the pad Thai and their tom kha soup. Their pad Thai is sensational and has the perfect level of sour/sweet. read more

My friend and I went to Ler Lers for lunch after a workout class to try their lunch specials. I was surprised at how spacious it was because I didn't realize they had separate dining room which is really nice. It's a great place for a date night or even a group dinner. For lunch we ordered the Basil Fried Rice and the Thai Fried Rice with Chicken. The entrees also came with spring rolls and salad with a peanut dressing. The staff was very nice and helpful. They let me try the Thai Iced Tea which they make it with oat milk. I'm not the biggest fan of oat milk but it was tasty. I opted for the Lychee Aun Chan refresher drink. It was delicious and certainly refreshing with the Butterfly Pea Flower. Overall we enjoyed our food and you get a good amount considering the price. I believe we paid maybe $23 each for our food. I'm excited to visit again to explore their dinner menu. read more

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Wow! What an excellent addition to the Bedstuy Community. Excellent food. Highly recommend coming with a small group so you can sample several dishes to share. Every dish I feel is very shareable. The Ambience is perfect Brooklyn Modern with an Asian flair. Service was very fine, friendly, efficient. We came by for early dinner, but this is definitely a Date Nite spot as well. Highly Recommend a visit. read more

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Cute new little Thai spot in Bedstuy with great Thai food! This is on my rotation for lunch because they have great deals for lunch. I have yet to dine in, but when picking up food you can see how cute and comfy the atmosphere is. The workers are super nice and you can call or order via door dash. The have all the normal main dishes plus few extra. I end up getting pad Thai and the special leek pancake appetizer. We do plan to dine here soon! read more

The food was fine. Not bad, just underwhelming. Portions were huge, so if you are going with a group, order less than you think you need. Overall, it was decent, but nothing stood out. It was not any better or different from a typical Thai spot in Brooklyn. read more

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This place is so bad. My food was very dry. I would say there are a lot of better options in the neighborhood. Like Beds-Thai. Service was mediocre. read more

After years of waiting, Ler Lers has finally made it's debut on Tompkins Avenue. Boasting inspiration from the street food scene of Bangkok, this Thai spot is sure to be popular in the neighborhood. At the present, Ler Lers offers most of its seating outdoors as they await the opening of their main dining area. There's also bar seating available inside. The staff is very friendly and eager for customers to experience the menu. On my first visit, I ordered the Khao Pad Ka Prao with crispy pork. There was a bit of a wait so I was given a complimentary order of the Kai Nok wonton, which is hard boiled quail egg wrapped in a wonton with ground chicken and fried. It's a unique dish and the first time I'd ever tried quail egg. The Ka Prao, a rice dish with veggies and basil, was tasty. The crispy pork belly was definitely the star of the show. I returned with friends and ordered kanom jeeb dumplings to share and the Ka Prao Kai Dao with ground pork as an entree. The ground pork dumplings are served with a sweet and savory sauce that we couldn't get enough of. The Kai Dao was excellent. I loved the spiciness of the rice dish and the ground pork was very flavorful. I can see this being something I order regularly. They offer a lunch special that I'm very excited to go try. The curries have caught my eye, as well as an entree that's a whole fried fish. The prices are about what you'd expect for this area. Definitely recommend checking them out. read more

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Came back here again and luckily it was a hot day and A and I got to sit outside. A has never been here before, but A lives very close to here and A picked this place over Peaches because A wasn't impressed with them. A got the Chicken Basil I believe and I ordered the Shrimp Pad Thai. It was yummy and while we were eating, a staff came over and asked if I have eaten at other establishments like Klom Klorm or Forever Thai. I said, yes, I Forever Thai, but it's so far away and it turns out Forever Thai is also part of their restaurant group. The sitdown dining area was still not open, but hopefully you're open up soon, since it's too cold to sit outside and A brings LO that needs a highchair. So sitting at the bar is just not doable. I got to talking to him, and his name escapes me, but he mentioned to me that they're looking to open up another restaurant in Brooklyn. I begged him to think about opening the other side of Bedstuy, since it's untapped there. Stuyvesant Heights has too many - I need some good food near me. Hopefully, they open up one near me, because I would be their best customer. read more

Ordered takeout. The chicken pad Thai and spring rolls were delicious! They arrived quickly and piping hot. Will order from here again. read more

Ler Lers - Chicken Pad Thai - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This was my husband and my first time visiting this restaurant, and we were genuinely excited to finally try a neighborhood spot we had been meaning to visit. Unfortunately, the service completely overshadowed what could have been a great dining experience. I ordered the Thai Mule, and it was extremely watered down. After one sip, I immediately asked the waitress if I could return it and replace it with a glass of wine. When I attempted to hand the drink back, she told me to leave it on the table. Things continued to go downhill from there. For our entrees, the staff initially brought us another table's food and insisted that it was ours. It clearly was not. Once my meal finally arrived, it took another 15 minutes for my husband's entree to come out, leaving us eating at completely different times. The most frustrating part came when we received the check. We noticed that the Thai Mule, which I had not consumed and which was still sitting on the table essentially untouched, had been charged to us. When we asked for it to be removed, the waitress initially refused and stated that because I ordered it, I had to pay for it. I explained that I found this unreasonable and I should not be expected to pay for a drink that I immediately returned because it was not enjoyable or properly prepared. She eventually spoke with the manager and came back saying the drink had been removed from the bill as a "courtesy." I appreciate that it was ultimately taken off, but I do not believe this should have been presented as a courtesy. If a customer immediately sends back an improperly prepared drink without consuming it, removing it from the bill should be standard customer service. To be fair, the food was good and the ambiance was great, which makes the poor service even more disappointing. However, good food and a nice atmosphere cannot make up for service that was disorganized, dismissive, and unnecessarily difficult. Unfortunately, our first experience here was not a positive one. The service needs significant improvement, and based on this experience, we would hesitate to return. read more

My friend and I visited here for a quick bite and then chose two dishes under the "Thai Comfort Food" section of their menu, which I understand may not be a complete representation of their food, but they were enough for me to get a feel of what their food quality was like. Of course, I would love to return if I have the chance to do so. I ordered the Ka Prao Kai Dao, which was ground chicken stir fried with onions, chili, basil, green beans over rice and topped with a fried egg. There wasn't much flavor beyond the chicken itself, and the chicken seemed to be relying on a sauce for flavor rather than seasoning. I couldn't really taste the basil or the chili. Plus the fried egg was overcooked. My friend ordered the tom yum noodle soup, and didn't comment much on the taste. I had a little bit of it, and decided that it didn't achieve a good balance between sweetness and sourness. It had some light creamy texture but that was about it. There was a lot of pork, which normally wouldn't be a problem for a dish like this. Personally I don't eat pork and couldn't really have the soup because the fatty pork was dominating both the taste and the oily broth, which I didn't like. However, I am fully aware that this is more so a problem that only I have. I just didn't want a tom yum soup to taste like mainly fatty pork. With all that said, the Thai coffee was quite good, with a good amount of sweetness but not overwhelming. I noticed that they had no indoor tables and only countertop areas. My friend and I sat outside and had a good time chatting and dining. read more

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While visiting Brooklyn, I had a chance to try the Thai menu at Ler Lers. It came highly recommended by my 7 year old grandson (he is already a foodie!!). I had the crab fried rice which came topped with a soft shell crab!! It was delicious and the crab was a decent size. The whole family enjoyed the spring rolls and, of course, the pad Thai. We ordered delivery which was quick and everything arrived at a decent temperature. We keep Ler Lers in heavy rotation. read more

Ler Ler is a small Thai restaurant. It is just bar seating. When my friend and I walked in we had to wait about 10 minutes to be seated. Once seated we were able to order pretty quickly. Also the food came out quickly as well. The food was so food. Restaurant decor is nice. I was very satisfied and will recommend. read more

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Really sad to see that Ler Lers has a B heal safety score and they are hiding it with a plant because it blends in with the B as they are both green. Own the downgrade and make changes for those of us who care and support you. read more

The service and food was good. I had the flying branzino with a tamarind sauce and shrimp toast for appetizers. we loved the atmosphere outside and service. the drinks were top notch. I had just flown in from Atlanta and my daughter suggested the restaurant and it was great. read more

Take out or dine in they haven't missed. The food is fresh and delicious. The staff is attentive and knowledgeable. It's such a cool spot and a great addition to the neighborhood. read more

The food was delicious & the indoor restaurant is truly beautiful. An excellent addition to the neighborhood. It's going to be my new favorite spot! read more

My experience at this new Thai restaurant Ler Lers, is nothing short of amazing! I live right across the street, so I got the privilege of trying it out right when it opened. I love Thai food, and I can confidently say this is one of my favorite spots. The food was authentic, and the customer service was great. They are currently working on the seating indoors, however, I've been able to sit outdoors and indoors as I've been here three times thus far and the ambience is amazing the space is cozy. I highly recommend trying their pad Thai lunch special as well as the Thai iced tea. read more

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Excellent food. Great ambiance. Be aware, it's loud and lively. Not deafening, but probably not best for little kids. Maybe on the patio when it's warmer. Spice level is typical thai. I got the Penang curry and asked for very mild spice. Was still a little spicy for me, but very enjoyable. My partner is not a small guy, but portion size was still good for him. He took some home and had it a day later. Was still excellent. Anyone from WIlliamsburg, Clinton Hill, Stuy Heights, Bushwick etc, should visit. Sometimes we go far for great food, when there are strong options right here. Service was also attentive and prompt. This will be a regular place for us when we're thinking of Asian cuisine. read more

This might be my new favorite Thai place in town. They don't have a reservation system yet, so we walked up on a Friday evening and were able to get a table in less than 30mins. The restaurant is tiny with only counter seating and a bunch of tables outside but beautifully done. I had the Pad See Ew with Tofu and loved it. The noodles were perfectly chewy. My husband had the Thai fried rice with chicken and loved it, too. The grand finale was the Mango Sticky Rice which was absolute perfection. Can't wait to be back! read more

Great food and service. Beautiful space and the cocktails were delicious. Highly recommend

The food was absolutely delicious! Fresh ingredients and great flavors. The service was friendly and the atmosphere was cozy. I'll definitely come back again. read more

What a wonderful surprise in Brooklyn! Ler Lers is a wonderful setting to experience authentic, Bangkok-inspired street food with bold flavors. read more

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I tried it today with my mom. It is so good. Had the basil fried rice and drunken noodle. I would definitely return. Great neighborhood spot. read more