Thai Diner : Fusion Thaï et Diner Américain à New York
Depuis son ouverture à New York, Thai Diner s'impose comme une adresse incontournable du quartier de Mott Street. Fondé par les chefs Ann Redding et Matt Danzer, ce restaurant a su allier avec brio la cuisine thaïe authentique à l'ambiance chaleureuse d'un diner américain. Son concept unique, lancé en 2024, séduit aussi bien les locaux que les touristes en quête d'une expérience culinaire fusion. La décoration mêle éléments asiatiques traditionnels et style diner vintage, créant un cadre à la fois cosy et tendance.
Le menu de Thai Diner est riche et varié, proposant des spécialités thaïlandaises revisitées avec créativité. Parmi les points forts, on trouve le fameux pad thai, le curry de poulet à la noix de coco, ou encore le crabe frit, tous préparés avec des ingrédients frais et des saveurs authentiques. Le restaurant offre également un brunch jusqu'à 16h, avec des plats comme le French toast au thé thaï ou le sandwich au roti, qui font la renommée de l'établissement. La carte végétarienne et vegan est également étoffée, répondant aux attentes d'une clientèle diversifiée.
L'ambiance de Thai Diner est à la fois dynamique et conviviale, avec un décor qui mêle bambou, rotin et métal, évoquant un véritable voyage entre Bangkok et Manhattan. Le bar, trendy et animé, invite à la détente après le repas. La musique, le service attentif et la décoration soignée contribuent à faire de chaque visite une expérience agréable. Thai Diner incarne ainsi le mariage réussi entre la culture asiatique et l'esprit américain, dans un lieu où l'on se sent immédiatement chez soi.
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Hungryconsti - Mes adresses
@hungryconsti
"Thaï branché avec brunch jusque 16h"
Les Bons Plans Paris
@lesbonsplansparis
"Thaï cheesesteak Thai tea French toast"
pia_mbd
@pia_mbd
Whoogys Spots
@whoogys
Mina Soundiram
@minasndrm
Louise Follain
@louisefollain
Alice Barbier & js Roques
@jaimetoutcheztoi
Julia Lamarque
@rototo.food
Rémi Ferrante Hartman
@blastmagazine
"Excellent thai a NY. Poulet coco, aubergines, salade papaye , "
@helene.beaulieu
"Really cute little Thai place on a corner. Has 4.4 stars. Apparently their “khao soi” is really good. "
@audreystearns
"stuffed cabbage*; kuaytiew*; babka French toast; massaman curry*; fried chicken laab*; crab fried rice. Infatuation's top-rated Thai in NYC. Open 8:30am daily. Weekend lines — arrive early or book Resy. Resy GDA priority tables."
@beccaoren
"Category: Brunch | Priority: MAP PIN | Day: Sep 9 | Area: New York"
@alex_emilova
"Pad Thai, curry French fries "
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"Sélection du Guide MICHELIN 2025 : Bib Gourmand. Cuisine : Thai, Fusion."
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"Classé n°52 des 100 Best Restaurants in New York City 2026 du New York Times."
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"Just excellent , but needs to queue "
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"Walked past it and it was bustling. Looks good "
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"Conseillé par Jenn Pad Thaï top 😍"
@a.henensal
"Dîner atypique thaï. Très bon et super ambiance. Réserver en avance ou s’inscrire aux walks in "
@floxieflox
"Le bide gourmand / Michelin - bib gourmand : Brought to Mott Street, this charming spot from Chefs Ann Redding and Matt Danzer can be spotted from afar by its corrugated metal-and-wood façade. Inside, the design is just as you'd expect—mashed-up diner with Thai accents, like woven bamboo, rattan screens, and a counter with shiny wood seats. Behind is the kitchen that unlike the décor, exceeds all expectations. Look beyond the Americanized standbys and go for dishes with flavors that are fully realized. Classic-meets-comfort in the laab, featuring fried, not ground, chicken; or turkey- and mushroom-stuffed cabbage with a fragrant broth. Breakfast runs all day, so indulge in the Thai tea French toast; or for that matter, the beverage carte, which is yet another sample of this team's resourcefulness."
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"Pad Thai and cheese steak and breaky sandwich and coconut crusted chicken"
@sophherrick
"Did not like the noodles of the Pad Thai"
@krisoblepias
"Original Thai food! French toast Disco fries Egg sandwich (spicy)"
@marinenogues
"restaurant thai bib gourmand "
@constance.brisson
"Thaï cheesesteak Thai tea French toast"
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"Pas dingo vaut pas la hype sorry Thaï dîner not for me… I prefer Vietnamese diner anyways 💁♂️"
@theoattlan
"anna polonsky -> must ! + jordan mlm"
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"Thai Diner in New York blends classic Thai flavors with the nostalgia of an American diner, resulting in a menu that feels both playful and deeply rooted. The space is vibrant and packed with character—chrome accents, vintage touches, and the constant buzz of a beloved downtown spot. Dishes like disco fries with massaman curry or breakfast khao soi make it clear this isn’t fusion for novelty’s sake, but a joyful celebration of both traditions."
@drewmillum28
"À essayer : breakfast sandwich"
@ellamei
"Apparently also do a very nice Thai basil philly cheesesteak sandwich"
@phil.hedley
"sezane rec, authentic thai street food meets the all-american diner"
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"Recomend thai fries and pagan 40$ - 50$ "
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"Classic NY diner retooled with southeast Asian flavors"
@kacaldwe
"Thaï branché avec brunch jusque 16h"
@coline.bab
"C’est rempli de locaux donc ça doit être bon. Mais je suis venue pour le petit dej donc j’ai pas pu tester les plats emblématiques. "
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"Thai Order the disco fries smothered with massaman curry, the cabbage rolls stuffed with turkey and jasmine rice, and the sai oua breakfast roti whose blend of textures would win Project Runway."
@gath.leger
"Husk at booke bord i god tid"
@tildehildebrandt
"Thai ti French toast et roast egg sandwiches "
@feedmylife
"fusion thai et diner américain, des options vegn"
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"10/10 food, energy, environment - as close to a perfect spot as you can get. Recommendations: -Thai Iced Coffee with sweetened condensed coconut milk - Thai Tea Babka French Toast with Thai Tea butter and sweetened condensed coconut milk - Crispy Eggplant Maytinee - Pananh Neuh (Panang curry) with braised beef shortrib - Coconut crusted chicken Not to order: - Pad Thai (good but definitely not life-changing)"
@izzyinthecity
"excellent excellent thai food but also very trendy and you'll probably have to wait in line"
@sabram
"Both Hannahs say it’s good! Interior looks cute"
@spollack5225
"super cool looking thai restaurant with vibey bar area. books out really far in advance so make a reservation 100%"
@lexi.solntsev8
"You might have heard of Thai Diner already, but I’m here to confirm it lives up to all the hype. As the name suggests, it’s a true Thai-American fusion: the vibes are more diner than Thai, while the food is more Thai than diner. The menu, by chefs Ann Redding and Matt Danzer, is big, which in this case is a not a bad thing. It’s packed with everything from breakfast dishes of Crispy Rice Eggs to a Thai spin on a soup or sandwich lunch special (Tom Yum Bisque followed by a Cheesesteak Phat Bai Horapha, anyone?). And for dinner, the Coconut Chicken Thailandese hits every time. The only problem you’ll have is narrowing down your order. [Service95: Recommended by Audrey Dierauf, founder of book subscription service Aphilia] the lobster omelette was next level [dua]"
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"Super cute, delicious, just want more vegan options 😭"
@robbirobsta
"Good but didn’t order the right thing"
@iyala
"Popular Thai spot in lower Manhattan, primarily walk in. Reservations 1 week before "
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"• Bib Gourmand 2025 • #52 New York Times top 100 ‘26 • 8th on The Infatuation Top 25 2025 Brought to Mott Street, this charming spot from Chefs Ann Redding and Matt Danzer can be spotted from afar by its corrugated metal-and-wood façade. Inside, the design is just as you'd expect—mashed-up diner with Thai accents, like woven bamboo, rattan screens, and a counter with shiny wood seats. Behind is the kitchen that unlike the décor, exceeds all expectations. Look beyond the Americanized standbys and go for dishes with flavors that are fully realized. Classic-meets-comfort in the laab, featuring fried, not ground, chicken; or turkey- and mushroom-stuffed cabbage with a fragrant broth.Breakfast runs all day, so indulge in the Thai tea French toast; or for that matter, the beverage carte, which is yet another sample of this team's resourcefulness."
@nchavotier
"leslie / taylor recommendations "
@cabinscreaking
"breakfast roti French toast , uncle boon sundae"
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"Très bon ! J’ai pris le « crab fried rice » qui était bien mais il faut prendre le curry au boeuf, c’est encore mieux."
@charles_eric
"ENDROIT TROP SYMPA SOOOOOOO GOOD. "
@hermanceb2
"Yummy and quick. Guava sour!!"
@gilijofroman
"Have to be on it with reservations "
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"I had it in my apple map favs and pictures look amazing "
@jthimineur
"Delicious Thai food pad Thai good"
@jonowald
"Saw on TikTok. Interesting Thai twist on traditional American food "
@paul_garcia54
"Breakfast food made thai style, apparently incredible breakfast sandwich"
@jakecard
"Spicy basil cheesesteak, Thai tea French toast. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C-l6JloRWvG/?igsh=YTQydTVjcGVycWU3"
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"Pour un petit dîner thaïlandais"
@ladouceura6
"insane drinks (absinthe cocktail, so good) service was incredible and helped us order "
@mallorylegg
"Try the philly thai cheesesteak "
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"Le meilleur restaurant thaï que j’ai eu l’occasion de tester ! Déjà les plats ne sont pas « classiques » disons qu’il y a d’autres choses que les pad thaï même si ceux ci sont également excellents (nous avons testé le crevette). La déco est très sympa, l’intérieur est plus chic et la véranda plus dans les clichés. Les plats sont vraiment excellents, je recommande le panang neuh qui est un bœuf très tendre, presque effiloché dans un curry légèrement relevé et crémeux, un délice ! Attention à l’attente, si vous n’avez pas de réservations, passez au restaurant (19h max) et vous aurez une table pour les heures suivantes, profitez en pour boire un verre à côté ! "
@juliette.albrieux99
"Thaï branché avec brunch jusque 16h"
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"Khao soi dish was a bit salty but still good (lowkey like soothr better) crab fried rice was insane Siam fizz was good and strong "
@coralchan
"I had the coconut chicken it was amazing "
@isabelcamarenov
"Great Thai food but don’t take reservations. Put your name down then walk to La esquina for drinks in the basement "
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"INCREDIBLE pad Thai and v good tamarind marg!"
@cburley
"https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7eZlODR4rm/?igsh=NW9qZmxuNm56cXZj"
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"Breakfast sandwich (in roti) "
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"The Foodalist Elise Goldfar"
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"Reco remi. Pas trop trop cher "
@bapton
"Mariage insolite entre New York et Bangkok. Le riz frit au crabe et les nouilles de riz sautées sont les stars de la carte. €€ Lonely Planet"
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"Délicieux mais un peu cher "
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"Romantic Cheap Taking a date to Thai Diner is like taking a date to a house party at your most fabulous friend's house. The inside of this Nolita spot sparkles like a disco ball, and it's perpetually busy—so don't come here for deep conversations about your relationship with their parents. Come to eat from a flawless menu, where almost everything is under $30 (aside from a $60 caviar tin served with roti), and portions are generous. Our dinner favorites include cabbage rolls stuffed with turkey and jasmine rice, the laab, and a fantastic coconut gelato sundae."
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"Pad se ew - Pad thai + (v sweet) Mango sticky rice Coconut sunday"
@olimpiagavaudan
"Thailandese, babka french toast"
@gaialu
"Fun fusion in Soho. PLAN B : They also serve an all-day breakfast menu. Imagine French toast made with Thai tea and babka!"
@misterplanb
"Went with Evan, disco fries great "
@joeraff
"khao soi was yum, good but not mindblowing; would come back for brekky and drinks!"
@beverlygu
"Disco fries bien spicy mais excellentes Plat Vg avec champignons excellent"
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"Resto thaïlandais / @nathaliechassay adore et y va en famille à chaque fois qu’elle est à NYC / noté 4,5 par 1,4k avis Google "
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"Blijkbaar heerlijke thai (jennfier lawrence & liza chloe)"
@laurenvanhooof
"yum — love the cabbage rolls, golden noodles"
@oliveingreen
"Jolml - des épaisses galettes beurrées à garnir de foie de volaille, échalotes frites, sauce tamarin...."
@chouettecacahouete
"Great Thai. Beef green curry was banging"
@joshuasecker
"Nudge top 10 restaurants 2023 #3"
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"Infatuation 15 Of The Best Sandwiches In America; Thai diner egg sandwich "
@beckinabox
"Stars de la carte : riz frit au crabe et le phat see eiw (nouilles de riz sautées) Bondé en permanence "
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"TOP 5 breakfast Get the breakfast sandwich FIRST Also whatever hot drink has the matcha or mochi marshmallows (I can’t remember what it was but I remember the marshmallows were green)"
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"Have to wait cause no reservations but outdoor seating area so cute, drinks and food super good. Had so much fun here w mama and Maia "
@anjali72
"https://www.instagram.com/reel/CxMRhLfxSVY/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA=="
@dhrishtih
"Great Thai food with a diner/Thai themed ambiance"
@philly.holdthe.cheese
"Really good and popular Thai spot. Doesn’t take reservations. "
@danielmarte
"Feels like an old downtown New York diner that has been reinterpreted through Thai flavours and Lower East Side energy. Love the neon lights and the vibes. The atmosphere is loud, warm and always busy. Very good food despite not being traditionally Thai: original dishes, sort of modern/comfort combinations with Thai flavors, ingredients and seasoning. Pad Thai is excellent. Omelettes and breakfast dishes are also an highlight. Always a great spot. Indoor better than outdoor. FD: Pad Thai; Thai Diner Egg Sandwich. "
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"Ex Uncle boons, by Per Se alumn"
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"Eric Kim’s fav papaya salad"
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"Cinsigliato da New Yorker best Thai"
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"Common favorites: Uncle Boon's crab fried rice Masamman curry (short rib) Disco fries Phat bai horapha (chicken) Lester’s favorites: lobster omlette chu chee"
@skilletboy
"Buenisimo! Casual, fui con mi tio Micky"
@anacatytg1
"Amazing Thai restaurant in NY "
@ludocay
"My sister took me here and it was phenomenal. Super diverse, tasty flavors and unique atmosphere/interior design "
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"PastrywithJenn recommends (orders everything on the menu every time and its authentic)"
@ghazal_diani
"Food is pretty spicy. Go early because the wait will be long every night of the week"
@jeaton
"went w ryan joel nisha and ash was good"
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"French fries, chiecken pad thai"
@jaibencata
"Crab fried rice, disco fries"
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"Order: The Thai Diner Egg Sandwich - Wrapped in Roti (traditional unleavened bread), and made with egg, cheese, Sai Oua Herbal Sausage, and Thai Basil."
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"1600 Reviews Diner in Manhattan "
@zheka008
"Breakfast is served until 5 p.m. at Thai Diner, making it perfect for a cobbled together, last-minute brunch. The breakfast sandwich — egg, cheese, sausage, and Thai basil wrapped in a roti — might as well have a fan club, and the Thai tea babka french toast comes with sides of condensed milk and tea butter for dunking. Despite its popularity, it’s almost always possible to get a table here, with seats spread across booths, a counter, and an enclosed outdoor setup."
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"Pad Thai Mai’s ce n’est pas du blanc de poulet, c’est du poulet « gluant »"
@mathilde_lpt
"Rec by Tyger waitress. Res 6 days at midnight"
@spencer.saldana8
"Me lo ha detto Tommaso del Galax di Sarzana"
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"C’est plutôt au 203 Mott St ? File d’attente possible Conseil : larb d’agneau ; émincé de foie de poulet épicé ; massaman neuh et khao soy + Sundae coco ++"
@ororstgeorges
"Really beautiful place and great food. Must try desserts "
@alvaro.r.valente
"BIB GOURMAND: Installé sur Mott Street, ce charmant établissement des chefs Ann Redding et Matt Danzer se repère de loin à sa façade de bois et de tôle ondulée. À l'intérieur, le décor est conforme à ce que l'on peut attendre - un restaurant masqué avec des accents thaïlandais, comme du bambou tressé, des paravents en rotin et un comptoir avec des sièges en bois brillant. Derrière se trouve la cuisine qui, contrairement au décor, dépasse toutes les attentes. Ne vous contentez pas des classiques américanisés, mais optez pour des plats dont les saveurs sont pleinement réalisées. Le laab, qui contient du poulet frit et non haché, est à la fois classique et confortable, tout comme le chou farci à la dinde et aux champignons, dans un bouillon parfumé. Le petit-déjeuner est servi toute la journée, alors laissez-vous tenter par le pain perdu au thé thaïlandais ou par la carte des boissons, qui est un autre exemple de l'ingéniosité de cette équipe."
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"Alliant tradition et innovation, les mets créatifs, relevés et acidulés viennent relever la délicieuse carte de leur hôte. Les cocktails accompagnent à merveille les plats et le Thaï Coffee Monster vient clore le repas sur une note humoristique."
@cindy.lucien
"Great Thai food and cocktails, no reservations, wait in line only "
@ckcaulkins14
"Recommandé Michelin Thaï - fusion "
@salomevalentin
"Classic Thai dishes & drinks by a lauded restaurant group in a kitschy-cool, diner-style setting."
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"restaurant thai réputé petits box's pas très chère mais forte tip"
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"Really good Thai restaurant. ~30$ Doesn’t accept reservations, can get crowded on weekends "
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"Insaneeee, very fushiony, better for brunch/lunch, usually a wait "
@svdelapena
"interior looks really great affordable "
@milliondollamike
"Same people who were behind uncle boons. Michelin star!"
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"Fantastic! New favorite!!"
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"Thai, stuffed cabbage delice!!"
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"PLATS 9-28$ - CHEF D’UN ANCIEN RESTAU ÉTOILÉ"
@mklawczynski
"Spicy stuffed clams, chicken phat Thai, spicy tamarind marg To try: babka thai tea french toast, disco fries, crab fried rice, coconut sundae "
@annikaemrogers
"203 mott st pollo fritto, fegato di pollo tritato piccante, massaman neuh, khao soi, granite di birra, gelato al cocco"
@rosa.catalani
"Try the Thai diner egg sandwich !"
@wildchilibaby
"Great Thai per Anthony Marini "
@julia.perry17
"Recommandé 10 fois ! http://www.thaidiner.com/"
@ambroisinedemiramon
"Casual popular - order crab fried rice "
@lynmahe
"Walk in: 30-45 mins. Drinks are great (tamarind margherita). Appetizers: ROTI. Must get. Baan salad is very good. Mains: khao soi, crab fried rice. Cabbage rolls and pad see u were okay - soothr is better. Desserts were a bit weird - didn’t love guava and coffee cake but loved the peanut brittle sundae "
@sophielewis763
"https://www.thaidiner.com/menu"
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"Lonely planet- Ancien resto thaïlandais étoilé dont l’équipe a déménagé "
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"Du bon thaï pas trop cher pour NYC. Cadre sans chichi en feuilles de bananier et bambou. Essayer le pudding rhum de la maison/banane en dessert, il est divin "
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"Équipe de uncle boons un étoile qui a fermé "
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"Thai Diner serves Thai dishes with a mix of diner-inspired classics rooted in chef/owner Ann Redding’s Thai-American background. With no shortage of fun—and very approachable—vibes, this restaurant continues to be one of downtown Manhattan’s most popular eateries, and was even name-dropped in an episode of the recent Gossip Girl reboot. Breakfast items like Thai tea babka French toast with salty condensed milk are served until 5 pm, and for dinner, choose from seafood platters, Thai disco fries smothered in massaman curry, a classic burger with an option to add American cheese, a spicy lobster omelette, and more. "
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"A tester selon Virginie Barranger"
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"Recomendación: Crab fried rice and the coconut ice dessert"
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"Super good Thai food, fun atmosphere - had disco fries and pad Thai very yum yum 8.5/10"
@egbergstrom
"Guava sour, Thai disco fries, mango sticky rice"
@izzbobizz
"Just had dinner at the bar. Great food and atmosphere-drinks are potent! "
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"Thai fusion, cheap and good, gets really busy doesn’t take res"
@nithyaaiyer
"Brought to Mott Street, this charming spot from Chefs Ann Redding and Matt Danzer can be spotted from afar by its corrugated metal-and-wood façade. Inside, the design is just as you'd expect—mashed-up diner with Thai accents, like woven bamboo, rattan screens, and a counter with shiny wood seats. Behind is the kitchen that unlike the décor, exceeds all expectations. Look beyond the Americanized standbys and go for dishes with flavors that are fully realized. Classic-meets-comfort in the laab, featuring fried, not ground, chicken; or turkey- and mushroom-stuffed cabbage with a fragrant broth. Breakfast runs all day, so indulge in the Thai tea French toast; or for that matter, the beverage carte, which is yet another sample of this team's resourcefulness."
@davidwemyers
"Penser à réserver en avance ! Ou arriver avant la fermeture des cuisines (21:30/21:45)"
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"Always a line, don’t take reservations but have room for walk ins. Come early or on weeknights. Came on a Monday night and had no wait. The pea shoots, khao soi, and papaya salad were stellar. Would love to come back again for dinner before going out and try the disco fries "
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"Suuuuuch good modern Thai street food"
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"David Muñoz pad thai arroz cangrejos Chiken sándwich nyhunter"
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"great tai good used to be uncle boons. cramped seating"
@nattyy
"Guida secret nyc (ex chef stellati)"
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"Thai in the LES. Decent chicken Pad Thai - chicken was dark meat. Pretty good but spicy curry appetizer. Thai terminal is better. Most likely would not go back. "
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"More casual Thai food. Very good. Have to get disco fries. Next time should get the egg sandwich apparently."
@jkaiser
"Yum! Massaman curry fries and pad see ew were delish "
@laurensrose
"Top Chef contestant Patty Vega"
@missalysse630
"Went here for galentines day dinner. Delish!!! Had great pad thai and tea"
@rzanfardino25
"Eater's best places to brunch. "
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"Thai place rated 9.4 on infatuation. Previous owners of uncle boons, food looks bomb and they also have brunch there "
@gianna.carvalho
"Bfast menu could be a sleeper hit"
@jbriel
"Breakfast sandwich, coconut sundae, banana rum pudding "
@juliauman
"Papaya salad was amazing, pad thai, lobster curry"
@caroj
"Get coconut sundae for dessert"
@scottgurian
"Soho/Nolita Thai It’s clear while sitting at Thai Diner’s packed outdoor setup on Mott and Kenmare that Nolita, a reliably bustling corner of the city that felt eerily quiet throughout the past year, is very much alive these days. At this, Ann Redding and Matt Danzer’s latest spot, they’re serving Uncle Boons (RIP) favorites, such as khao soi and crab fried rice, alongside cheeseburgers, fried-chicken sandwiches, and Thai disco fries smothered in curry sauce, which we recommend pairing with a notably strong martini while ogling the ecstatic-to-finally-be-out-and-about passersby."
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"Very different and fun, delicious "
@bradygildea
"Uncle boon's old owners; need reservations"
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"ristorante tailandese top e super carino "
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"Nouvelle adresse de uncle’s Boon"
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"Nice vibe, recommended by WB"
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"Same owner as Uncle Boon's"
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"Rotisserie chicken sandwich, pad see ew with fried chicken"
@nicolerosehorn
"Really good crab fried rice. "
@lizziechester
"4.2 Kelvins. Good but little sweet"
@kevingettingfat
"Awarded Michelin Bib Gourmand."
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"I’ve seen a lot of hype for this place based on the crowd and i’d say it was good. The disco fries were creative and soaked in curry, and the entrees were tasty Id say... but nothing extraordinary stood out to me."
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"new restaurant from uncle boons"
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"Thai x Jewish diner! Supposedly delicious and you need to make a res in advance "
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"Thai tea glazed babka French toast and a chicken and banana blossom salad sandwich "
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"Thai spin on diner classics"
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"Best Thai food I’ve ever had, cannot go wrong with anything on the menu"
@diggity
"Great spot from Uncle Boons ppl. Went w Naomi Fran and Dan Summer ‘21"
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"8/10 — not super vibe heavy, but great location & amazing food. Normal pricing & would highly recommend. Score could trend upward. Fries with Sauce was 🔥🔥"
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"First time here wasn’t amazing but need to order more on the menu."
@aaport34
"Vibrant, warm, kitschy restaurant serving Thai classics and comfort dishes. Try the Thai tea babka French toast (decadent!), crab fried rice, stuffed cabbage, guava velvet cake, banana rum pudding. "
@chelseachesner
"Good Pad Thai and Thai tea"
@marteczkah
"4⭐️. Classic Thai dishes & drinks by a lauded restaurant group in a kitschy-cool, diner-style setting. From uncle boons team. "
@liz.howell9
"Thai ; Saudee ; very good pad Thai "
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"Marion’s favorites : phat thaï 😍"
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"So fucking good. Need to try the desserts. Fuck it’s good "
@quinnoconnor
"BEC on a roti, babka French toast, sandwich with chicken and banana, creamy khao soi with rainbow chard, fried chicken larb; old owners of Uncle Boons"
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"Thai Diner is one of our favorite spots for both breakfast and lunch in Manhattan, so whichever direction you decide to go with your order, you’ll be very pleased with your decision. Stop by any day after 11am for a breakfast sandwich with Thai herbal sausage served in a roti, thai tea babka french toast, and disco fries covered in massaman curry."
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"Made it to NOLITA for Thai Diner which looked ravishing on Instagram. The reality was a bit more disappointing. The restaurant does not take reservations so we had to wait for a good 30 minutes to get seated, and we couldn't even get a seat in the covered outdoor construction but instead got seated in a super windy and not well heated section. I had the Spiked Milo which was tasty but not very big and not warm enough for the cold night. My friend and I shared it the Thai disco fries which were dipped in a spicy curry with some peanuts. For the main course, I had the Yum Khai Hua Pli sandwich which was served with a cold spicy chicken salad and banana blossom salad with roasted chilly dressing. This thing was spicy but very delicious! Overall, it was a pretty good experience that was a bit ruined by the cold weather and bad outdoor seating setup."
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"vu dans fung bro cocktail pandan rum"
@noxlice.nomnom
"Lots of restaurants with outdoor seating around here- order the Thai tea French toast or the khal soi kaa Kai "
@darami
"Disco fries covered in massaman curry? Yes"
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"Must order: but Papaya salad, fried chicken "
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"Uncle boons new restaurant "
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"Crab fried rice, per Brandon "
@seligman.lee