I'm always pleasantly surprised when I hear about a restaurant that I've seen on social media deliver all the aspects that I need when dining out. Food is AT LEAST rated a 7/8 Ambiance is clean and well thought out Service gotta be "I wanted to come to work today and/or glad that you're here" type energy. My experience here was all that and I definitely will put this on the list as my new Thai restaurant that I return to and or recommend folks to dine at. Oh! And shouts to our waitress P! Go here! read more

Sukh - Curry Samosa and Gor Gluay - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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A great dinner spot with fantastic food and cocktails. New popular spot in the heart of fort greene that is very tasty and 100% spice forward. Great for a group of friends but they are a bit strict with just ~90 minutes for dinner. read more

Just a phenomenal little place a few blocks from Atlantic Terminal. We had a party not far and popped in for a quick bite, wish we could have lingered a bit. A reservation is surely needed, we did not have one but hit the timing when the 5 pm tables were just turning over and although the text said 1 hour it was only about a 15 min wait. Adorable train car decor, burgundy pleather seats. Tight, noisy but in a stylish way, not like the cramped, unadorned Hell's Kitchen Thai spots. Lee & I always start with a Papaya salad, it's my favorite anyway but also a quick foreshadow of the meal to come. Here, they were not swayed by our parlor when requesting "Thai Spicy" which we appreciate. This Somtum Thai was unique with a complex set of tastes, terrific heat and an egg yolk over the dish which, when stirred, allowed the dressing to take on a rich sauce like texture. It was excellent, one of the best I've had so far. The Kae Mao with Crispy Duck was also fantastic, the boneless Duck roasted to perfection with a nice crispy skin and an overall delicious flavor combined with the noodle, basil & hot peppers. Service was warm & personable. This is a busy spot, both in house dining & Uber eats/take out. They were hustling and it was only 6 pm on a Saturday night. When we walked back to Atlantic after our party, it must have been 9:30 pm and there was still a crowd waiting outside the door. I'd return for sure and recommend to anyone deciding on one of the many places along the Avenue. But make a resy for sure read more

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Came specifically to try the steamed branzino curry dish (Hor Mok) that I've seen floating around the internet for some time now. Let me tell you- IT IS FANTASTIC. The perfect amount of heat, very interesting texture and I love the touch of sweetness from the coconut milk and coolness from the crab. This dish alone is worth another visit for. I also opted for Kapraw Moo as a main, also incredibly flavorful and delicious. I was able to take half home for lunch the next day and it was still delicious. The interior is super cute and I love the overall atmosphere. Service was very friendly and attentive, I definitely plan on returning. read more

New Thai spot in Fort Greene! Noting that as of a few weeks ago this spot didn't have their liquor license yet so was only serving mocktails. If I'm discussing just the gastronomical experience here, I thought Sukh was great. Perhaps I could've done without the squid (it was a bit chewier and bitter than I would have liked) but everything else was delicious. Great presentation and plating and also really good service. The space is kind of tight (especially towards the back of the restaurant) but nothing out of the ordinary for NYC. My initial impression of the interior especially towards the front was that it was very cool, but after settling in it felt a bit much. Wasn't a fan of some of the velvety textures for decor and the train(?) theme might have been taken a little too far. read more

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The food was delicious and the portion size was perfect. I loved the atmosphere and seriously enjoyed the dining experience. It's the perfect place for a dinner date! read more

Sukh delivers an experience that feels both intimate and elevated. The moment you step in, warm lighting and subtle aromas set the tone for a meal that's all about care and craft. Every dish we tried balanced bold flavors with thoughtful presentation--think tender proteins, vibrant sauces, and textures that keep your palate entertained. Service felt genuinely attentive without being overbearing, and the pacing let each course shine. Whether it's a casual night out or a special occasion, Sukh leaves you walking away full, satisfied, and already planning a return visit. read more

Came here for the vibes, but was super surprised at the quality and deliciousness of the food. Being in the train car aesthetic was honestly such a vibe even though the tables were intimately situated next to each other. Each dish that we had was packed full of flavor, with my favorite being the Khao Hor Bai Bua. Service was amazing, with the servers refilling our waters, cleaning up our tables, and checking in on us without breaking the flow of conversation at the table. I would highly, highly recommend coming here for a visit as we were already planning what we would order the next time we come! read more

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An absolutely amazing experience! The food was flavorful and spicy!! Nothing was too sweet or lacking flavor ! The ambiance was stunning and you could wonder around catching all the details they put to making this restaurant so beautiful! Service was friendly and nice and would highly recommend!! read more

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Went for the lunch special. Interior very cute resembles a train car. Pad Thai flavorful however did not like the chicken it was a bit chewy. Curry samosa good too. read more

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Made a lunch reservation at Sukh for Mother's Day after seeing it on social media. They had a fun promo where you could spin a wheel for the chance to win an appetizer, dessert, or a percentage off. It was delicious! We tried to order some dishes that were more unique-side and things we don't normally order. Everyone was super nice here! The wait staff was attentive and very friendly. The restaurant is on the smaller side, but everyone accommodated and were helpful when my sister, who is normally in a wheelchair, needed to maneuver around. I really enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant, and the decorations making it seem like an antique train car. I liked the concept as well too, with the train to pair with dishes native to different regions in Thailand. The Hor Mok was a standout dish. It was a fluffy texture with a great curry flavor, and I have never had a dish like that before. Everything else had amazing flavor as well. I also loved the Larb Nurh. The fresh vegetables on the side paired very well with the intense flavor of the minced pork, and the rice was a great pair. The Pad Thai and Tom Yum soup, which are items we order often, were also great here. The chicken on the Pad Thai is amazing-- very juicy and tender. The Kao Soi was good too, but I think they forgot the fried noodles. Not a big deal. There's also a small discount if you pay with cash! read more

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Stumbled across this place after an event at BAM, and so glad we did! Walked in around 8:30pm on a Tuesday and were seated quickly. Very cute restaurant that joins the ranks of favorite Thai spots in NY. Pretty generous portions for NY. Dishes tried Hor Mok (5/5) - very unique fish curry custard Khao Soi (5/5) - flavorful with a nice amount of spiciness Ped Toon (4/5) - interesting and tasty duck dish, but learned braised duck is not my favorite duck preparation read more

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This place was a true experience. Must try. I've been really experimenting with Thai cuisine lately and this place was beyond. Food: -- Hor Mok: aesthetically beautiful. Such an interesting bite. -- Ma Praw Kua Gluer: not a huge fan of coconut traditionally, so not my favorite. But for what it is, seems well executed. -- Larb Nurh: this is where you get the chance to really test yourself in terms of Thai spicy. It wasn't my favorite way of eating in terms of combining things, but it was an interesting concept. And the spicy level was perfect (be prepared to sweat). Be sure to grab a Thai tea! --Khao Soi: The noodles were perfect-both of them. I usually hate having to peel things off a bone but this really contributed to the presentation so I appreciated it. --Khao Tom Haeng: recommended by our waiter or else we probably wouldn't have gotten this. Such an interesting dish! The plating is immaculate. They really do commit to the theme in a way I haven't seen in a while. read more

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I enjoyed my experience over all, I sat at the bar and was taken care of by JC and Gun and they honestly made my experience! I've had better Thai food but too be fair I only got the salad, just in the pricier side for Thai. Will have to come back to try more, I Would come back just for the service :) read more

Sukh - Papaya salad - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The food was really good. We ordered Hor Mok which was my absolutely favorite and Panang Nuer. Pyo was our waiter and he was very attentive and friendly. The food came out pretty quick and he made sure my water was refilled. Loved this place and will for sure come back. read more

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We had a really great quick dinner there last night. The location is super convenient, and the train-vibe is cool without being kitchy. We walked in and they were moderately crowded but were able to seat us pretty much immediately (gave us inside or outside option for 2). For an appetizer we had papaya salad, which was perhaps the highlight. All the dishes were good, but it was a perfectly executed papaya salad, citrus was perfect, little bit of fish-sauce-flavor but not overwhelming, dried shrimp added to it but didn't overload the main goal of the flavor: spicy, citrusy shredded papaya. One of the better renditions of this I've had in the city. For the mains I got moo krapow (thai basil with minced pork) -- it was an excellent preparation of it. Just the right amount of heat balanced with the perfect basil flavor. My only complaint here was the portion size was a bit small, but not tiny. My dining partner got the Pad Kee Mao with grilled chicken. She didn't love the grilled chicken (didn't hate it either), it was a pretty traditional preparation with skin on and I think she was hoping for more charred/grilled flavor. That said she still ate most of the chicken and virtually all of the pad kee mao, which was a really solid version of it. We're looking forward to going back and going deeper into the menu, but they nailed the classics! read more

Sukh - Delicious papaya salad! We asked for it hot and it definitely came that way, wonderful - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Loving the train car aesthetic (newspaper themed menus and all!), it's both classy and creative. Booths are a bit cramped though, but once you get used to it it's okay. As with most Thai restaurants, food comes out quickly. Everything was delicious and absolutely packed with flavor. Our favorite dish was the gor gluay, which had such a great combination of textures and flavors, would highly recommend. The hor mok was a fun dish as well, the best I can describe it is like mini curry soufflés. Pretty filling though, prob better if you have 3-4 people to share. Their signature fried rice, the khao pad rod fai was very yummy and well done (would order again). Branzino was crispy and tasted really good dipped in the accompanying sauce. I was less a fan of the cocktail my sister ordered (romance on the orient express)-- it was decent but the flavor slightly reminded me of pepto bismol for some reason and the color didn't help haha (although it was very pretty). My Thai iced tea was good, wish they put a bit less ice in though. All in all, def worth a visit! read more

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My first ever Thai restaurant was National on 723 Fulton Street. I was introduced to it by my chemistry teacher who bought it for some students since it was around the corner. That was my first ever pad Thai (also my family's since I bought some later for them to try). Flash forward to today, National had been replaced by Sukh and while the vibes are different, I think I still like the food. The railroad theme is cutely done in the restaurant. It is nice to see a restaurant with a theme instead of just only green grassy walls or minimalism. And it fits with the menu's nature. The food doesn't specialize in one city/region in Thailand. Rather it travels to different cities like Phuket or Bangkok for menu inspirations. The server was nice and was very attentive. My to go bag ripped and they immediately noticed and replaced it. And just generally checking to see if I wanted or needed anything. In terms of food I played relatively easy with my choices. My first time trying it (take out) I did the Khao Pad Puu (crab fried rice) and the Tom Yum Krung Mapraw soup(both good). When I tried dine in, I did the crab fried rice again with the Ka na Moo Grob (fried pork belly with Chinese broccoli) with the cocktail Ticket to Sukh. The drink was refreshing. I generally enjoy the crab fried rice (the fish sauce they provide with it is essential) and the pork belly was okay. Since it is not the closest Thai spot to me, it can't be my neighborhood favorite but it will be in my rotation read more

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Got it delivered since I couldn't make it to the restaurant, but the food was good! Assuming this would be a staple Thai place if I lived in the area. read more

Sukh - PAD SE-EW and RED CURRY - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Such a memorable, warm, and delicious experience! First impression was stellar - ambiance was aesthetic and cozy, and the menu was designed like a newspaper. Loved reading about the meaning of sukh ("happiness") and getting to know the backgrounds of the executive chefs Hor mok appetizer was 1000/10, will definitely order again. So unique and delicious. Pork belly rice dish was tasty, as well as the curry soup dish that was a winter special. Our server, Paul, went above and beyond. He recommended a variety of dishes (which were delicious) and checked up on us throughout our meal. We felt relaxed, welcome, and not rushed. When the diners at the table next to ours finished their meal, the staff thoughtfully cleaned their table and pushed it next to ours so that we could have more space. Really appreciate the staff's thoughtfulness and Paul's kind, genuine energy and the awesome hat -- thanks again!! The lady manager was very warm and inviting as well :) Also appreciate that it was easy to get a reservation for 2 on a Monday. Will definitely be returning, looking forward to trying new dishes! read more

Sukh - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Cute restaurant set up in a way that makes you feel like you're on a train. We got a booth set for the two of us, and ordered the chicken pad thai, as well as the crab curry. The food came super quickly (in less than 10 minutes), and everything was cooked to perfection. Service was quick and friendly as well, will definitely come back read more

Sukh - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Such a cute vibe in here, I want to come back just to sit at the bar! The hor mok is a MUST, flavors that come together in the most harmonious way. The panang curry is the best in NYC. Don't skip out on a side of paratha to soak up all the juices. read more

Sukh - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Newly opened Thai place that is still waiting their liquor license. There doesn't seem to be a BYOB option. The interior is supposed to reflect the interior of a train car. I kind of see it, but I won't say it's super obvious. The place is on the smaller side so the tables are very close to one another. Be ready to be listened to or be a silent listener to other conversations. We were recommended to try the Hor Mok. They were puffs with soft eggy interior. It wasn't obvious that it contained branzino or crab meat. We ordered the softshell crab curry which was similar to a Koong Karee as it had the eggs and onions at the bottom. The Pla Tod Samun Prai which was the fried branzino was amazing. It was better than the fried branzino we got at Tha Phraya on UES. Lastly, we got their special rice called Khao Tom Haeng. My partner loved it and finished it all, but I thought it was a little wet. Overall, this is a great unique Thai option in BK. read more

Unfortunately while I like the atmosphere; after we got home we noticed quite a few pieces of hair in the chicken of the chicken pad Thai meal. There was a lot and it seemed apparent that it was NOT chicken. There were several hairs cooked into the piece of "chicken". I hate to say what it looked like it might have been. But we were a bit grossed out and sorely disappointed read more

Sukh - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Best Thai food in fort greene! The short rib curry was so tender and delicious. The rib eye fried rice was melt in your mouth! Highly recommend for a great Thai experience! And the service was the best part! read more

Came to Sukh with my family for a late lunch and was absolutely blown away. What caught my attention to make a reservation was both the beautiful interior resembling a railway car and the authentic Thai menu with dishes that I have never seen before. As a new york native/local, there are a ton of Thai restaurants with your standard menu items like pad Thai and drunken noodles and while Sukh also has those staples, there were so many dishes I personally have never seen before. Pompom, our waitress, was fantastic and did a great job helping walk us through the menu and gave delicious recommendations! There wasn't a single dish we ordered that we did not like. Honestly, you won't be disappointed with ordering any of their dishes. 10/10 would recommend and will definitely return! read more

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Came here on a rainy day with 2 others and we were seated right away! I would recommend a reservation though as the wait could be long during rush hour. The customer service was amazing as soon as we stepped in. We ordered Chicken Pad see-ew, chicken green curry, khao hor bai bua, hor mok and gor gluay. Everything was pretty good but I highly recommend the gor gluay! We also got the two desserts on the menu as well! It was good but the garlic chips on the taro custard wasn't really for me. The taro mochi in the coconut milk was good and not too sweet. Overall, a great option for Thai! read more

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I can't believe I haven't discovered this spot sooner. For just a short 15 min walk from my home, I am transported to a Thai food wonderland. The ambiance is so very very wonderful, you feel as if you've been transported to a dining train cart in another time, they really spared no expense with making it a beautiful dining space. I started off with the Yaowarat (delicious) and never knew vodka and thai tea could pair so well! We shared the chive pancakes appetizer, the khao soi (heaven) and Pad Thai. But the BEST dish of them all was the dessert taro with coconut ice cream, not too sweet and very satisfying. My only nits would be how close the seats are to each other. You're REALLY crammed in tight. And they will remind you, at least three times, that you only have 90 mins to eat, if you're a party of 2. The last reminder, which was 25 mins before our time limit was up, felt like overkill. We were going to linger a little longer, but thought it was better to just leave. Other than those factors, I'm REALLY glad I finally discovered this gem. Their khao soi alone is worth a return visit. read more

SUKH very well may be my favorite Thai restaurant in the city. With generous portions, creative and flavorful dishes, and great service, SUKH is well worth the price. Reservations here aren't too hard to come by despite how delicious the dishes are, and walking in around opening time even on a Saturday has always worked for us. read more

Sukh - SUKH PADTHAI - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Food was so good that we had to double back lol! We made reservations for valentines weekend and could only get in for 9:30pm, they had a bit of an issue finding our reservation but the manager came out and it was quickly handled. We were allowed to oh n where we wanted to seat, food food came out in a timely manner and was absolutely delicious! read more

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Super cute little spot w an amazing Pad Thai!! Waiters were also super kind and attentive. Will definitely be back to try the rest of the menu!! read more

I loved the style of the restaurant. The train car theme was very cool! The workers were great and didn't try to rush you out after they closed before dinner. I didn't know they closed in between but at least I am aware. The food was great! Definitely reminded me of my trip to Thailand. Thank you to the workers. I didn't mean to be that person who stays past closed, but thank you for your kindness and hospitality, we had a great time. read more

Sukh - KHAO TOM HAENG - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

We had been recommended this restaurant by a friend, and because we were rushing to catch a flight, called ahead on a weekday to see the wait time, and thankfully were told there was availability. When my party and I arrived were pleasantly surprised to find they had already prepared us a table in anticipation of us coming. The staff was very warm and friendly and attentive -- as an aside, I noticed one of the waitresses kindly checking in on a female customer at the bar to make sure she was ok when she was approached by a stranger who had briefly come into the restaurant. The food came promptly and was absolutely delicious. We ordered the BEST curry samosas of our lives, the Hua Pee Kati winter special (pork spare ribs, tomato banana blossom, long chili cilantro, coconut curry + a bowl of white rice), Khao Pad Rod Fai (the signature fried rice -- the crispy pork was AMAZING), and the Ped Toon (braised duck breast). We thoroughly enjoyed our time and would love to come back! I would highly recommend checking this place out~ read more

Ooooooooh this place was SO GOOD. Reservation was easy to get the day of but the place filled quickly. Service was very friendly and informative. She made great suggestions and we loved everything we tried. Seemingly very authentic Thai food that offered unusual dishes absolutely packed with flavor. the whole fried fish and softshell crab in yellow curry, the delicious hor mok custards...amazing. No booze here as of July 5 and No BYOB either...let's ask them to allow BYOB shall we? We plan to go back soon and recommend you get in before this place becomes impossible to get a reservation because it will. It really is that good. read more

Sukh is the latest addition to the New York Thai cuisine scene. If I had to describe Sukh in a single word, it would be art. Just as artists take proud in their works, Sukh is nothing less of a carefully curated masterpiece born from sheer appreciation for Thai culture. Everything from the friendly ambiance to the delicious food make Sukh a top destination for Thai food. The service at Sukh is second to none. I spent an hour at the bar and had to pleasure to experience the staff's cheerful small talk and instant table service. You can tell that each employee is deeply passionate about providing a welcoming environment. But of course a restaurant is nothing without quality food and Sukh delivers yet again. The Gor Gluay is a flavor bomb that stimulates every single tastebud with a blend of sweet, savory, and sour. It comes with wontons and crisps that compliment the texture of the dish. This appetizer is dine-in exclusive so I highly recommend you get it if you ever go in person. Sukh puts its own spin on the traditional Thai Khao Soi with a focus on chili oil and limes. Be warned however, this dish does not hold back on its spice. The result is a beautifully spicy and crispy Khao Soi perfect for anyone looking for something new. Although Sukh is a bit further from Manhattan, the food and service alone make it worth to come out all the way. Definitely coming back here. read more

Sukh - Gor Gluay - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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All the food taste delicious Shout out to the amazing bartender that made amazing drinks for us and the friendly server read more

Amazing food. Like upscale thai food. If you're a Thai food fanatic, this is another level you won't regret. One of the best restaurants I've been to in a while.. a restaurant that still values quality and customer service. This is how business is done. Nice job Sukh! Got us in in 20 minutes at around 9 pm and closing at 10 pm they were so accommodating and place was packed on a Monday! read more

Hip, delicious and comfortable atmosphere is how I would describe Sukh. You walk into a very old school restaurant modeled after a train. The vibes were fantastic and the staff attentive. My boyfriend and I came here for their lunch special where I ordered the Squid Drunken Noodles and he had the Duck Pad See Yew. For lunch, they also offer a complimentary salad and app for extra. Everything was delicious and flavorful and would definitely come here again. The price point is higher than other Thai restaurants but in turn, you also get a wonderful food experience and great ambiance. Would recommend this spot for a date as well :) (5/5) read more

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New Thai addition to the Fort Greene neighborhood that we're a fan of, but mostly because it's walking distance and very easy for us to get to. It wasn't difficult making a reservation, but when we arrived, the whole restaurant was packed on a Sunday at 6pm! I thought it might be easy to walk in, but maybe you do need reservations?? The space is quite small, and while they have a bar set up, I don't think they have their liquor license yet so they're only serving NA beers and mocktails, which are almost already at cocktail prices... (!!!) For the 3 of us, we shared 2 apps and 3 entrees - Hor mok: never tried this before, so we were excited to get something new. They are branzino curry custards served in a clay pot like dish. It's meant to be eaten in 1 bite, which I enjoyed because all the flavors come together. It's soft with an eggy texture and with a coconut curry flavor. There was a bit of spice to this that we weren't expecting - papaya salad: always a favorite with my husband. This isn't as spicy as som tum der's, but it still had a kick that builds - khao tom haeng: rice topped with Chinese sausage, minced pork, pork belly, tofu, ginger, and shrimp. They tell you to mix it all up and add spicy sauce if you want, then drink the soup on the side. This was a little too rice heavy for me. I would've liked more meat:rice ratio. But flavor was still good, and not something we've seen at most Thai restaurants - Larb nurh: beautiful presentation with the minced pork larb and garnished with fresh veggies meant to wrap the larb. There's also some crispy chicharron and sticky rice on the side to enjoy it with. While this had 3 chili peppers next to it on the menu, I didn't think it was a huge jump from the papaya salad - Pad see ew: one of my favorites of the night! good flavor, texture, and the chicken was not dry at all Note that they're serious about their spice levels, as most Thai places are. It definitely builds, so I would suggest getting non spicy dishes to cool you down too. Their AC is also not very strong, which I would appreciate on a hot day given the amount of spice in their dishes Service is extremely fast. They ask if you want your plates taken away when you're not fully done with it, so we felt a bit rushed during our dinner. read more

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Authentic Thai food, so menu is a little hard to navigate. Photos on the menu definitely helped. Strongly recommend Larb Nurh if you are into spicy minced pork. Hor mok from small plate section tastes similar to crab curry; no need to order both. Grilled marinated squid was not good imo. There are many other interesting dishes on the menu I want to try; will need to go back. Our plates all came with decent portions and reasonable pricing. Service is warm and friendly. The restaurant looks cute! read more

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