dhom

Southeast Asian restaurant · East Village

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Where To Get Dinner On New Year’s Eve - New York - The Infatuation

"Really good barbecued meat on a stick is hard to beat. At Dhom, a Lao spot in the East Village, they've pretty much mastered the form. They have two types of skewers: hanger steak and chicken thigh, both marinated in a sweet-and-smoky sauce. Get them with a side of sticky rice—the garlicky chili sauce will make your lips buzz. Pad out your order with spring rolls and a crunchy coconut rice salad. The food here is snacky and designed for drinking, which we suspect you might be doing a bit of on New Year's." - Neha Talreja

https://www.theinfatuation.com/new-york/guides/new-years-eve-restaurants-nyc
Emily Schindler

505 E 12th St, New York, NY 10009 Get directions

dhomnyc.com
@dhomnyc

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