Every plate was a delight. I especially loved the pad Thai and crab curry noodles. That crunch texture was soo good. Nicely plated. Delicious food. Polite and helpful servers. Beautifully decorated inside, weather was nice so we sat outdoors. My only qualm was when I got up to use the restroom inside, I was literally stopped at the door to be asked if I was dining outside by what might have been the manager or whomever she was. Yes, of course- how rude would it be to just barge in an establishment and walk to their restroom. If I didn't announce it or ask to use it- it must mean that I'm a paying customer who's entitled to use it. She came over later to apologize possibly to offset her own embarrassment. read more

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Four of us came here for my birthday dinner back in November and split a bunch of things: E-san crispy rice: Great chewy texture. The citrus and trout caviar custard was tasty. Hokkaido scallops ceviche: You can never go wrong with scallops, and I enjoyed the slightly sweet red chili lime vinaigrette, but this didn't feel worthwhile for just four thin slivers of scallop. Rice cracker branzino: One of my favorite dishes of the night. The meaty chunks of fish were crusted with rice puffs and boasted a delicious chili-lime sauce similar to the one in the ceviche. It was also lined with a variety of pickled veggies like red onions, cauliflower, corn, and sliced cherry tomatoes for a refreshing balance. Such a flavorful and unique dish with lots of well-executed textural components. Colossal crab curry noodle: Sadly not so colossal. While there was a good amount of crab meat and the curry was tasty, we felt like there should've been much more noodles. Jasmine tea-smoked BBQ baby back ribs: My other favorite dish. The meat was so tender, and the sauce was delicious with a nice smokiness. The supposedly spicy basil fries weren't spicy at all, nor did they really taste like basil, but they were fluffy inside. Slow-braised lamb shank: Another well-cooked hunk of meat. I loved the lamb jus curry sauce. But yet again, the portion of saffron-raisin rice it came with was very small. Why so much skimping on the starchy bases, man? Pull-apart bread: This was probably my least favorite thing. The smoked crispy shallot butter was good, and I liked the bread's fluffy texture, but it was supposed to taste like kabocha and I didn't get that at all. It was a pretty forgettable bite and felt overpriced at $13. While some dishes let us down with their small portions, the flavors were almost consistently on point. While I'm not sure I would be a regular customer given these prices, I still had a great meal overall. read more

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I randomly stumbled across this place while in Brooklyn. We were sat immediately without a reservation, which was great. The staff was super nice and I loved how intimate this restaurant was. We were unable to get those pretty dumplings, but we did see another table with them and they looked so good. I will say I am in love with that shrimp pad Thai perfect portion and this restaurant will definitely be on my list next time I am in town! read more

The Nuaa Table - SHRIMP PAD THAI - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I love Thai food and this restaurant delivered some of the best Thai food I've had. The dumplings looked so beautiful I didn't want to eat it lol and when I did? it was such a delicious satisfying bite. My friend and I shared 2 entrees. The short rib was braised perfectly.. it was falling off the bone. The crab in the crab curry noodle was so juicy and the curry sauce was to die for. I also had a drink (I think it's the lavender melon) and it was crafted beautifully and tasted even better. Great service. Lovely ambiance. Would definitely recommend. read more

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We typically order delivery from this place but tonight we decided to eat in. And it was a great decision! The food was very good and so was the service! We ordered the "CHOR MOUNG" Purple Blossom Dumpling ($12) - a novelty but not sure I would order it again. We shared two entrees- Jasmin Tea-Smoked BBQ Baby Back Rib w/ hand-cut spicy basil fries. Amazing. Meat fell off the bone. We also had the sautéed chicken ginger. Overall delicious! And service was excellent! The only issue I had was the noise. The restaurant has a lot of tile and high ceilings which makes it echo and carry noise. Other than that, a great place to dine. read more

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Friday night the space is filled with dates and friend groups. Sexy decor and lighting . Indoor/outdoor seating. The menu is simple not overwhelming. Its like elevated thai food. They have some of the standards then a twist on some classics. For appetizer we did the pull apart bread. It was described eloquently but essentially it was just a stuffed croissant lol it was ok. My friend ordered the lump crab curry noodles. It was good had a decent kick to it. I ordered the spicy shrimp noodles. It had a hell of a kick and nice jumbo pieces of shrimp. Its a good date spot. The prices are higher then a typical Thai spot. I had a whiskey sour it was good. My friend ordered one of the 2 mocktails and enjoyed it read more

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Loved the branzino here! Great texture with the crispy rice on top and the silky fish underneath. The papaya salad was just okay. Prices here are a bit pricey for the portion compared to other spots in the area for us to want to come back, but we enjoyed our meal! read more

Well balanced flavors, excellent portions, and reasonably priced. Sidewalk seating available, simple beauty inside. Beautiful presentation, creative but not austentatious. Server knowledgeable, handled preferences well. Refreshingly delicious. read more

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Just a wonderful meal in a really bright, welcoming space. Everything was delicious: the purple dumplings are not to be missed, the Holy Basil pork, and the shrimp pad Thai. And the hibiscus grapefruit cocktail was delightful. I will definitely be back. Service was attentive and warm. read more

A cozy intimate restaurant with good food. I wanted to get their recommended purple blossom dumplings but unfortunately they were out of them. I got the delicious holy basil minced chicken .. pretty good however if it came with noodles instead of the rice it would be perfect imo. The server Lisa was professional and friendly. I think this restaurant is worth trying once if close by. read more

The Nuaa Table - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

this restaurant is magnificent. the food is creative, tasty, and satisfying. we ordered .the vegetable dumplings, green curry, and baby back ribs. the menu is a nice balance of traditional Thai menu items and Thai inspired dishes. everything has strong flavor. service is great. the waitstaff is attentive, thoughtful, and friendly. the vibe of the place is cool. great decor, lighting is a bit dark but it does create a romantic, cozy vibe read more

interesting fusion dishes but nothing is ever crave. got the banana flower salad - unique and liked the subtle sweetness the flowers brought, ribs - super tender, and ground chicken. not too impressed overall. read more

The Nuaa Table - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Absolutely fantastic place with fantastic service and fantastic food. The ambiance is date-night-y but not too romantic that you can't go out with buddies. The food is spicy but not overwhelming. The desert CANNOT be missed. read more

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My cousin took me and my family here after ranting about how good this spot was. I ordered the banana blossom salad, my sister got the red curry, my cousin and his wife got shrimp pad thai and the short rib dish. We all tasted the duck sausages for our appetizer. The Thai tea could be a tad less sweeter and for the price point of some of the dishes, the serving size was a bit small. Overall everything was delicious though. read more

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PHENOMENAL THAI FOOD! Very friendly staff and the food was incredible. We ordered a good bit of food: the basic shrimp pad thai lol, the masamam curry, dumplings, and fried cheese wontons. All of these dishes were incredible. We also all got three drinks which suited all of our preferences perfectly! Definitely get drinks while you're here. The staff was also that perfect balance of there when you needed them, but not hawking over your shoulder. There's a nice patio on the street or a quaint and cute inside dining room inside if that's your preference. Good vibes all around! I'll be back:) read more

The Nuaa Table - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Nuaa was quite a nice experience for a quiet dinner in the neighborhood. With Vanderbilt closed on weekends this summer it's sure to be a hit. The star is definitely the slow braised massaman curry. Must get for sure. We definitely wouldv like to try some other dishes on the menu based on what we've had. Service was great, staff was nice. Will be back read more

The Nuaa Table - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Had an excellent dining experience here. The ambiance is very welcoming. Beautiful interior and great service. The food has unique twists and the flavors were rich. Highly recommend trying. read more

What first got me sold to try this place was the purple royal thai dumplings (Chor Muang). I saw someone else mention these in a review and I thought- I have to try that for myself. These dumps are basically served to you on their own little throne. They only come with 2, but 2 was enough for me. Perfect balance of sweet and savory. the dough of the dumpling itself was so unique and flavorful. I really enjoyed this and definitely recommend getting it. Other items I tried were: - Roasted Duck Buns: These were very good and rich. Just the right amount of fat vs sauce and fresh toppings. - Pigs ear roulade special: I did opt to try a special they had to step out of my comfort zone but this didn't suit my palate. the texture was a bit too gummy for me but I did like the flavor of the ear pieces combined with the strawberries and cucumber. If you're not as sensitive to textures, you might like this. - Grilled coconut- glazed duck skewer (another seasonal special): I was worried to try two duck dishes but the server assured me that this skewer was more like a meatball and she was right. This was so yummy and the perfect amount of sweet. When dragged through the chili-mint sauce, this was extremely mouth watering. I know I only opted to try a few of their specials as opposed to more staple menu items but I will DEFINITELY be back to experience some of their regular offerings. A good place for a second date, family or friends visiting in town or just a night for yourself. This isn't a fussy place and it seems like you can most likely walk in and get seated pretty swiftly. (Though they do offer reservations and I'm always a fan of "if you can book it, you should".) 4.7/5 read more

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My favorite Thai restaurant in the area! The food here is consistently good, as we came here 2 years ago and upon ordering the same dumplings and soup, everything tasted exactly as amazing as it did our first time here. The food here is a little pricier than your typical thai restaurant, but it's totally worth it! The purple blossom dumplings are a delight to look at and super tasty. Another must order is the galangal soup, which was so tasty. I've never had galangal soup with fish before, and this was heavenly! The jasmine tea baby back ribs were delicious, but I couldn't really taste the jasmine tea. I will probably skip the ribs the next time I come and go for the massaman curry instead. Our favorite entree here was definitely the massaman curry. The chicken kuay teow kua was a little disappointing as it didn't have much wok hay but the flavor was pretty good. read more

Some years ago, I had gotten word of a Thai restaurant in Manhattan that served something very unique even in a diverse food metropolis like NYC. The unique dish is called Chor Muang which is the Royal Thai dumpling that was only reserved for royalty in olden times. It was a fancy spot that unfortunately shut down a bit later. A little later on, I was informed that there was a new Thai restaurant opening in Brooklyn that had a very familiar name and it was the same owners as the aforementioned establishment in Manhattan that had left a great impression on me when I dined in and simultaneously left a hold in my heart when they closed down all of a sudden. With that said I was super stoked that Nuaa would be around again even though in another borough! Brooklyn as we all know is a super unique borough so it was very fitting that the new restaurant be set up there. They have the corner space on the block so you cannot miss them. The interior is super spacious and the whole place has a nice feel to it (they have an outdoor area for when the weather is good). The bar area and drink menu consist of very nice zero proof drinks. My first visit was during Valentines Day and they had a special prix fixe menu that consisted of five courses. Certain courses allowed you to to choose one from among two to three options (some dishes may or may not be available) First course consisted of a dish called Yum Hoi Nang Rom (salmon gravlax with fried oyster, Thai chili jam and crispy onion. Second course I chose the Purple Blossom Dumpling I mentioned above (hand crafted butterfly pea flower dough, minced chicken, peanut, preserved radish and golden garlic). Third course I chose Nur Ken Tom Kati (6oz NY strip steak, lemongrass-coconut sauce, kaffir lime and scallion flatbread). Fourth Course had one dish called Som-Ow Pla Hang (grapefruit, dried bonito, fried shallot, kaffir lime posset, sweet rice cake and lemongrass gelee. Fifth course was dessert and what is very interesting is that they have a chef who has pastry experience so the desserts are not your average Thai fare (and there is nothing wrong with those desserts of course). The dessert menu seems to always be evolving and changing overall. I think it was well worth the price at the time. The dishes here are quite amazing. They informed me that they were starting to offer brunch later on which intrigued me. I rarely ever attend any brunch but I was down for this one. I returned with a friend and we ordered: Fresh Pomelo Salad (grilled shrimp, toasted coconut, caramelized cashew nuts, lime fish sauce caramel). The pomelo was in season at that time. Refreshing. Fresh Banana Blossom Salad (coconut poached chicken, 2-nuts, organic quail egg, Thai Chili jam-coconut nam yum). Savory salad for sure. Crispy Octopus Mussel Pancake Skillet (beansprout and chili sauce). This is apparently a very famous Thai street food. I can see why. Son In Law Duck Egg (fried boiled organic duck egg, homemade black pepper brioche, tamarind-fish sauce caramel). This was a dish my friend was excited to try as she had seen another version of it elsewhere. Try it at least once if you ever dine. Shrimp Spicy Basil Noodle (wide rice noodle, fresh Thai bamboo, holy basil, lesser ginger). The same noodles used in Chinese dishes and other Thai dishes like Pad See Ew. the shrimps were pretty plump. Tasty dish. Dessert was a separate menu from brunch. In order to not have any regrets I just ordered all three desserts they offered at that time. Everything including dessert was plated very elegantly and worth a photo. Overall I loved the food and dishes that I was able to order (there are a lot more I have not tried) and of course the biggest compliments go to the wonderful FOH staff who take care of customers and BOH who make sure things run smoothly in background, This review reminds me I am overdue for a visit. I wonder what cool dessert they will have next. And those royal dumplings I will always associate with Nuaa even though other restaurants have their version now. read more

Fabulous! Every time it is all delicious! Drinks, appetizers, mains. Love love love! Definitely one of the best restaurants in Brooklyn!

I live on Vanderbilt but don't usually eat on my street due to the price to taste ratio, aka the price is not worth what you're actually getting (in my opinion). Further, I've tried a few of the restaurants on Vanderbilt and they all seemed overrated (Ozakaya, Nourish Thai, Banhmigos, Zaytoons, or Shah's Halal just to name a few), especially when considering the price of what you're getting. The only thing I think would be worth the money is the Lox bagel with truffle cream cheese at Olde Brooklyn Bagel Shoppe, but that's like $20 for a bagel! Anyways, I have tried two dishes previously at The Nuaa Table and enjoyed those dishes, but I wasn't necessarily sold on coming back due to the price of the two dishes and their portion sizes. However, I recently tried their Short Rib Massaman curry, due to hearing a friend talk about their favorite dish at The Nuaa Table that is the "only thing they would go back for." They also iterated that the restaurants on my street were over-priced for what you're getting, so I figured I could trust them. Once I took a bite of the Short Rib Massaman curry, I was shookith! A burst of flavor perfectly seasoned, with the short ribs melting on your tongue, with a hint of peanuts. As a southeast Asian, I am particularly picky about my southeast Asian food, therefore, I was thoroughly impressed by the way the dish was not catered to the typical American palate. I love the Massaman curry at Boran (one of my all time fav Thai restaurants) and Sukh's Panang Nuer and I can say that The Nuaa Table has the best Massaman curry. Yes, it's much more pricer than Boran, but essentially the same price as Sukh, just better all around than Sukh. Glad to finally have a restaurant on my street that I can start being a usual at now. read more

Easily one of the best Thai food spots you can get in NYC! The decor, the ambiance, the taste, the service is top tier. I can't wait to go back and share the experience with loved ones. Snippets of my time there will be engrained into my memory, hard not to love it. Highly recommend, as I tend to be a tougher critic of Thai food spots. read more

I just moved to Prospect Heights and The Nuaa Table was the first restaurant I tried. The food was delicious and our waitress was very friendly. I wanted to give it 4 1/2 stars but Yelp will only let me do 4 or 5. I removed half a star because the drinks didn't come out until after our appetizer which was a bummer. I will definitely come back! read more

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Somewhat of a bougie place with impeccable vibes and great food. We ordered the: * Coconut Galangal Soup - 8/10: nice refreshing soup that was a great way to start the meal * Colossal Crab Curry Noodle - 8/10: delicious curry crab sauce paired so well with the noodles * Chicken Red Curry - 7/10: vegetable forward red curry that was super tasty read more

Exquisite, inventive food - as beautiful as it is jaw-droppingly delicious - anything less than 5 stars has got to be from people who just don't know good food. I had a vegan meal with the most gorgeous and delicately sauced tofu steak imaginable wrapped in a lacy, crunchy, delicate tasting rice pastry. Delightful staff who told us he'd been with the restaurant 4 years which says a great deal about the owners. Anthropologist friend with 2 years in Thailand also pronounced it "amazing". Warm, pretty space even in the cold. Can't wait til the next time! read more

As a lover of Asian cuisine specifically Thai cuisine I can honestly say that this restaurant should be in the running to be the best Thai restaurant in New York City. Mordern minimalist chic decor but definitely upscale, pristine tiled floors and walls beautiful floral arrangement in the middle of the restaurant. I walked in during lunch hours on the weekend, sat right away, lunch menu was simple, detailed. I ordered the duck bun which was excellent, the different texture and flavors. The veggies dumplings did not disappoint, the pad Thai was delicious and the Apple tart Tatin was scrumptious ( the best I've ever had) it had everything you needed. I've found a new home, 10s all across the board. read more

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Such a great stop! I only tried a few starters while I waited for a friend to go to a show. The duck and pork meat balls were amazing! Also had their duck buns ...everything was delicious, was beautifully presented and great service. Had the Rose cocktail, also great. Beautifully decorated and chill ambiance. Highly recommend a visit, and will return to try more dishes. read more

Takeout review - both experiences great. Food delivered way before estimate, packaged well. Thai iced tea comes in a bottle with a cap, even a packaged/expiration date on it, so no worrying about a wet mess. Pad Thai is one of the better ones I've had in the area, maybe a little more $ than nearby competitors but consistently fresh, well made and decent portion. No complaints read more

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Food is alright normal Thai as usual, Service is ok they clean up the table too quick .... Seating is okay. Place is clean . read more

The Nuaa Table - COLOSSAL CRAB CURRY NOODLE - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I had legitimately been wanting to go to the spot for years, and just hadn't gotten around to it as I don't have many friends in the neighborhood. But, every time I walked by and saw someone with the colossal crab curry noodles, I would do a double take. I've literally stopped and asked people what they were eating before so I could know that dish for future, and funny enough, someone did the same to our table yesterday. We started with the honey lemongrass tea, which was tasty, and the BEAUTIFUL purple blossom dumplings. They are sooo pretty and delicious - be prepared that they're kind of spicy fyi, probably a bit more than medium, but still pretty manageable (unless you can't eat spicy food at all). We had the banana blossom salad next and it was delicious - loved the quail eggs in it! Definitely recommend it. Finally, we finished with that famed colossal crab curry noodle dish I'd been waiting for at least a year to have, and it was excellent. I would happily, happily go back and get it again. My friend and I split these things and they were good portions to walk away satisfied but not stuffed. read more

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We've eaten excellent dinners here several times so we were excited to try their new brunch. We were not disappointed! I got the duck egg toast, which was a delicious balance of rich, sweet, and spicy, and my partner's roasted mushroom noodle bowl was great as well. Service was attentive as always, and the tableware was very stylish while still functional and the space is cool. We'll be doing brunch here again! read more

This is the most delicate Thai food!! From outside you can't really tell this is Thai restaurant. The nuaa table serve modern Thai dish! All the dish here plating was so beautiful! Make sure you order CHOR MOUNG purple blossom dumpling! This looks like an art piece. Each one is hand made. Pretty and delicious!! The Tao HU Tod- wrap with crispy rice, and tofu was very soft! Fresh banana blossom salad- the Thai chili jam coconut Nam yum dressing taste amazing! Slow braised short ribs Massaman curry - the short ribs was super tender!! You don't even need knife for this dish. The Massaman curry was so flavorful! Rice cracker branzino- I really like the flavor of pickled cauliflower, sweet corn salad with chili lime! And the chocolate dessert was so elegant. Chocolate mouse was so smooth! The price was very reasonable. And you can enjoy high class modern Thai food in here. Definitely coming back for more! read more

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Absolutely awesome. Unique menu. Haven't had a bad meal here. Come. Eat. You'll love it.

Decided on a date night to try something familiar but different. The Nusa Table did not disappoint! We had Christian as our server he was the utmost caring and attentive! Such great energy-- he gave us some nice recommendations and we ended up ordering the beet soup- veggie dumplings, spicy shrimp noodle and ginger veggies. Not to forget our panna cotta with rhubarb- soo perfectly delectable! I have to say the atmosphere is gorgeous, all the staff is amazing and the food was traditional in nature but also eclectic- especially In presentation and creativity. Really cute date spot and interesting menu --portions are perfect! read more

The Nuaa Table - Panna Cotta Rhubarb - Thai Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Nuaa embodies warmth and hospitality. The attentive staff consistently greeted and checked on us throughout the meal, making us feel very welcome. The Lemongrass soup was a standout, offering just the right amount of spice and portion size. I was, however, a tad disappointed with the Pad Thai, as it didn't quite deliver the expected sweet, salty, spicy, and sour flavor profile. I was hoping the flavors were kicked up a knotch. Nevertheless, the fair portion size and large shrimp made it a filling meal. I even had leftovers to take home. Overall, it was a great dining experience with room for a bit of flavor enhancement in some dishes. read more

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Their logo looks more like that of a non-profit community center than it does of one belonging to a Thai restaurant, but don't let that fool you. The food here will make you want to write soliloquies, do a heel-click jump, and never judge a restaurant by its logo ever again. The dish I enjoyed most is the most basic of orders-- the pad thai. It was so deeply flavorful and full of smoky, rich char that made me want an order to myself instead of the one we shared for the table. No other pad thai could ever! Next I loved the crispy purple eggplant, lightly battered and marinated in an amazing sauce replete with crispy shallots and sliced peppers. I also couldn't get enough of the addictive brussels sprouts and green curry, which they made vegetarian upon request. Our table also delighted in the Jasmine tea smoked baby back ribs, which they described as falling off the bone and worth a visit for alone. During the warmer months you can grab an outdoor table on their little green turf with a perfect view of Vanderbilt Avenue closed for the Open Streets program, full of life. Didn't know people watching went so well with excellent Thai food, but now I know how I want to spend my summer Fridays. read more

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Holy hell, why am I just eating here now?!?!? The food is freaking delicious and screams legit Thai food! Came here for dinner with my friends and glad we made reservations. It's not a big place inside so better for small groups of 3 or 4s. We had 6 people and took up the whole back area. We ordered a bunch of apps and mains to share since we wanted to try so many things off the menu. Small plates: Spicy and sour lemongrass soup, Coconut galangal soup, Fresh Banana Blossom Salad, Northeast Green Papaya Salad and Toasted Coconut and Pink Grapefruit Salad. Big plates: Shrimp Spicy Basil Noodlel, Jumbo Prawn Pad Thai, Slow Braised Short Ribs Massaman Curry, Rice Cracker Crusted Bronzino, Jasmin Tea-Smoked BBQ Baby Back Ribs, Colossal Crab Curry Noodle and Crispy Purple Eggplant. FYI: The only dish we didn't lick clean was the curry noodle and the BBQ ribs. And it wasn't because we were full either, it was because out of everything we ate, those 2 didn't stand out as much. Not that it wasn't good, just that we wanted 2nds of some other dish we had. We thought we ordered a good amount of food but since it was so good and there were 6 of us, we actually ordered more Banana blossom salad and grapefruit salad. Don't judge just go try it yourself! read more

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3.5 stars We loved the location, decor, seating (both indoor and outdoor). It's a bit of a smaller restaurants in reservations would be ideal. We ordered the short rib Massaman curry, colossal, crab curry noodles, Hand cut spicy basil fries, coconut moose Overall, the food was good and we enjoyed our experience. However, given the price point and food quality, I was expecting a bit more. read more

I decided to pop in this restaurant between a hair and nail appointment, and it did not disappoint! The staff was extremely polite and welcoming. The ambiance was fantastic. The day I went there was a scallop special, it was delicious and light. The dumplings were great and perfectly crispy. If you live in the area I recommend trying this place out. read more

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