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LumLum

LumLum

4.4
(720 reviews)
1.6 mi
$$

Wow, wow, wow! This is place is a must! the crying tiger was…read morephenomenal, I ate the entire thing. Also the coconut ice cream with taro and mango sticky rice to die for. I'll definitely be back.

I didn't realize HK had so many amazing Thai restaurants, but LumLum has become my go-to for Thai -…read more Crying Tiger (4.5/5) - can't believe I've lived my life without having tried crying tiger before...honestly more than the steak itself, the rice and sauce were so rich in flavor, I'd say pretty garlicky (which is very much up my alley). The only thing I'd say about this dish is that, based on the two times I've ordered it, I wish the steak came out more tender as it's all cooled off and slightly toughened by the time we eat it. Gang Fak Tong (5/5) - oh I was starstruck for this curry. I love all things pumpkin, so that + soft shell crab was literally the dish of my dreams. Disclaimer: I can tolerate a moderate level of spice, but this one really had a kick to it so maybe brace yourself. Pad Thai (5/5) - imo they were on a roll that day with the crying tiger and pumpkin curry, because I feel like it's hard for pad thai to stand out, but everything from the sauce to the noodles, literal fireworks of flavors. I think I'm hyping this too much now but just know she's worth. Som Tum Thai (4/5) - not the best papaya salad I've had because I personally like the ones that pack a punch with the acidity and tanginess, but this still did the job and delivered on the freshness and flavor that helps cut through any greasiness from the other plates This place fills up quickly but still had good service - food did take 15-30min for us so something to keep in mind.

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Obao

Obao

4.0
(4.5k reviews)
1.5 mi
$$$

Wow, every dish so good. Thought it would be less specialized bc they serve both Thai and…read moreVietnamese dishes but flavors were very clean and strong. - Drunken noodles: not too greasy, might be the best drunken noodles I've had. Medium spice was not spicy at all for us. - Duck curry: a bit small on the portions but the curry is magical. Was scraping this plate clean. - Bo luc lac: star dish for sure. Beef melts on your tongue and the marinade is slightly sweet and smoky. - Summer rolls: small portions but the flavor is there. Super refreshing and special bc they pickle the vegetables inside. - Crispy pork belly: reminds me of the crispy pork I had in Vietnam. Really well done, pairs well with the lettuce and herbs. That green sauce is so addicting. - Papaya salad: super refreshing, nice fish sauce. - Crab fried rice: reminds me of the din tai fung fried rice bc of how clean the flavor is. Great dim ambiance for a date or dinner out. Definitely coming back soon.

So yum!!!! Top 3 thai spots for me…read more Food- Classic order of Pad Thai & Drunken Noodles. The pad thai noodles are a big thinner than i've had before but that didn't bother me, it has such great flavor too. I recommend ordering it spicy, it's the perfect heat if you're looking for that kick but don't add it if you can't handle spice. The drunken noodles are not spicy in my opinion but i can handle a bit of heat. Loved the flavor and the noodles had the right texture, could've done without the huge chunks of tomato but great otherwise. The summer rolls were good, hard to mess those up. We also got a free mango salad with the order and that was so fresh and delicious. We just popped in for pick up but the hostess was really nice and attentive as soon as we walked in. It looked to be a nice casual spot, could be good for dinner with friends or date night.

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ERA

ERA

4.2
(26 reviews)
1.7 mi

A fairly new spot on the far west side of the city, I left wanting more. Presently open is just the…read morebar/lounge on the ground floor of the building, the space is decorated nicely and feels semi-relaxed. They're hoping to open a rooftop space (separate entrance - not currently open!) and a speakeasy lounge downstairs soon, too. Warning: GRATUITY IS ADDED AUTOMATICALLY FOR EVERY CHECK. Since this is a nearby new spot in the neighborhood, we decided to check it out on a nondescript September Wednesday evening. We were one of only a few customers at the bar, although a large party came in later and sat in the dining area. The cocktail menu seems to be evolving as we didn't see some of the drinks shared on previous Yelp reviews on the current menu, and they have also added quite a bit of food to their offerings. Service was overall decent, but the the evolving drink menu meant the bartender was still learning the current drink recipes for each order, therefore taking some additional time. Unfortunately, the drinks did not really stand out. They were average, though boozy, and really just OK. I hope that it's just growing pains as they continue to evolve their menu, but unfortunately, the cocktail program needs some love. Adding fuel to the fire was a very generous unnecessary gratuity auto-added to every check.

Era has become the neighborhood staple I didn't know I needed in Hell's Kitchen…read more The vibe is elevated yet relaxed--perfect for everything from a casual drink to a full night out. The cocktails are consistently excellent (and if they ever bring back that carrot drink, ORDER IT IMMEDIATELY--I still dream about it). Food-wise, the tacos and elote are my go-to combo every time. Upstairs on the rooftop, it transforms into more of a party scene--think DJ sets, hookah, a full bar, and killer views of the city. Special shoutout to Genesis for always bringing the energy, and to Gigi--truly one of the best bartenders I've ever met. I've gone in for "just one drink" and stayed for hours more times than I can count. Trust me: Get yourself to Era.

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Frena

Frena

4.4
(146 reviews)
1.8 mi

We found ourselves with a little extra time before grabbing some last-minute Broadway tickets on a…read moreSunday evening, so my husband and I decided to stop into Frena--and we're so glad we did as we've been wanting to check it out since it's steps from home. Even though we only ordered appetizers, every bite was memorable. We shared the dip trio with the fresh, warm Frena bread, and it was one of those meals where you keep saying, "Just one more bite." Everything tasted incredibly fresh, and the bread was the perfect companion for all three dips. We also ordered a couple of cocktails, and both were beautifully balanced and thoughtfully made. The service was warm, attentive, and made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. We chose to sit outside on the patio, which was such a relaxing way to ease into the evening before the excitement of Broadway. Before we left, we peeked inside, and the dining room is just as beautiful as the patio--bright, inviting, and full of charm. Sometimes all you need is a few great small plates, excellent drinks, and wonderful service to make a meal memorable. Frena delivered on all three, and we'll absolutely be back to explore more of the menu.

Other than them closing the bar at 330 which I understand as doing changeover and forgetting to…read morebring out the second helping of bread which they charged for there was no issues. Luckily they were able to make the bread during changeover so happily took that home. I usually follow an order with my reviews but this will just go in order of service. Place has this very Dutch modern look though the food is pan Med focusing on southern coast especially Morroco. They had French toast and Croque Madam but with twist. My croque Madam was the French version mixed with Georgian the country dish Khachapuri. Decent drink list though as with the croque madam many with a twist. The blood Mary was clarified so got taste without the thick tomato juice part. The Margarita had at passionfruit foam which looked a bit weird but tastes good instead of the normal salt rim. We started out with a couple small dishes of shishito peppers and feta cheese. The Cheese went great with the frena bread. Frena bread is cooked in what was described as pizza oven like thing. The peppers were cooked perfectly and came with this great sauce. Every one liked there food except the young child was not a big fan of the French toast though he ate half of it and loved the steak that was shared with him. Everyone else raved about their dishes of merguez Shakshuka, steak, benedict and the earlier mentioned croque madame. We ended meal with the Morrocon donuts and the birthday ice cream. Kid had choice overload between the many options before going with coffee. Will come back for dinner to try the salmon dish and the short rib tagine that the server recommended and also to try the prickly pear or one of the other ice creams. Have no pictures as most of the food was brownish which does not photograph well but do have leftover so might add them later.

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Yan Yan - food - Updated July 2026

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