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The Best Malaysian Restaurants In NYC
We could eat nasi lemak, salted egg, and curry laksa for every meal. Thanks to this guide, you can too.
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Where To Get Thai Delivery & Takeout In NYC
29 places that are open and ready to send you Thai food.
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Untable
The spicy What The Hell Fried Rice at this “unconventional” Thai spot in Carroll Gardens is no joke.
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Bangkok Supper Club
This buzzy Thai restaurant is a fun place to start a night out in the West Village, but the food doesn’t always live up to its potential.
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Little Grenjai
Little Grenjai in Bed-Stuy doesn’t have gas yet, but stop by for coffee and a krapow smashburger while you wait.
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Rua Thai
Rua is a casual Thai restaurant in Cobble Hill where you can drink a blowtorched cocktail or pick up some takeout pad thai.
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The Best Malaysian Restaurants In NYC
We could eat nasi lemak, salted egg, and curry laksa for every meal. Thanks to this guide, you can too.
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Chiangmai Diner
A Northern Thai restaurant with a big space and expansive menu, Chiangmai Diner is perfect for a casual group meal in Bushwick.
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Rasa
Grab a walk-in table at this Southeast Asian restaurant in the Village when you don’t want to wait anywhere else.
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Pranakohn
Pranakhon serves Thai food that's a step-up from your favorite takeout spot in a theme park-like setting near Union Square.
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Zaab Zaab
Zaab Zaab's second location, this Williamsburg restaurant has a spacious, colorful dining room and a menu full of irrationally flavorful Isan Thai food.
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Zabb PuTawn
If you've never met a chili you didn't like, this Northern Thai restaurant on the UES is for you.
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Kru
Kru is a Thai restaurant in Williamsburg serving vibrant, exciting food that makes excellent use of Hudson Valley produce.
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11 Tigers
Up a secret tiger-themed staircase in the East Village, you'll find this Japanese and Thai speakeasy. Prepare for tons of uni, smoky cocktails, and a loud, lively scene.
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Lil Chef Mama
Lil Chef Mama should be your first choice for a Thai meal in FiDi. Be sure to focus on their house specials.
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Tea Cup Cafe
Tea Cup Cafe is a cozy spot in Elmhurst where you can listen to Thai pop music while enjoying snacks and desserts with a bunch of friends.
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THEP
THEP is a Thai restaurant on the Upper East Side with an attractive space but uneven food.
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Three Roosters
This small Hell’s Kitchen Thai restaurant serves perfectly cooked chicken on rice, prepared three ways. It’ll become your new go-to lunch spot in the area.