Brooklyn Farm Nyc

Very nice atmosphere with the outdoor seating, floral setup and smooth jazz playing in the background. The hot sake was tasty and exactly what it should be. Service was prompt and the food came out in a timely fashion. The food was unfortunately just average. The calamari was big box unfrozen and reheated. The shrimp pad Thai was good and we enjoyed that but the chicken fried rice was below average.. no flavor and quite bland. I really wanted to like this spot and I hope that we showed up on an off day since it’s the close of summer and there weren’t a lot of ppl out dining but I’m not sure if I would visit again.

Beautiful little spot in Brooklyn. The atmosphere was very serene and the food was amazing. I highly recommend the Thai Iced Tea. They come unmixed and you mix them just how you like them with simple syrup and milk. Even the ice in the tea is Thai Iced Tea. The food itself was very flavorful and presented beautifully. We each had something different and we all loved our food. I loved my Thai noodles and tofu and the croffle (croissant waffle) is amazingly light and fluffy. Highly recommended spot.

What a wonderful eating experience I had here at Pinto Brooklyn Heights, today. The food was amazing, incredibly flavorful and fresh. We order the fresh rolls which were amazing, just an explosion of flavors in my mouth the Satay as-well delicious, the yummy peanut curry sauce on-top, amazing. My favorite would have to be the Roti Mataba, I never ate anything like that before, was a tasty experience, the turmeric chicken with the egg and the pan fried with the pan fried roti was crazy . To end we had the Lamb Massaman, it was so tender I didn't need a fork to cut the lamb, it was so flavorful, with their homemade massaman curry was awesome! The presentation is truly amazing as-well. I highly recommend anyone interested in Thai food elevated to this level to come here and experience it for yourself. They are two locations one in Brooklyn Heights and one at 117 W 10th St called Pinto Garden, you won't be disappointed.

God knows how hot outside is today but we ventured out for Sunday brunch and landed at Brooklyn Farm. We sat outside and the fans above our heads gave an adequate amount of breeze to keep us cool. The waiter who was working all the tables outside was very polite and professional we had the spicy pumpkin panang curry and the waygu burger and shrimp popcorn. The pumpkin panang was very delicious and tasty you could taste all the spices and herbs that went into making it. This is a vegan dish so if you want a protein to go with it , it's an extra charge. The drinks was well suited for this heatwave they were refreshing and not over powered with alcohol. I can't wait to go back in the winter months to try their tom yum soup.

Lately I enjoy eating close to home in intimate and relaxed places. Brooklyn has a lot of these which i serve up delicious food. Brooklyn Farm Thai food cuisine and lovely cocktails perfect place to meet friends I love the decoration and the friendly service. food yummmm super tasty

Quaint and warm Thai place in Brooklyn. Basic Thai food menu, awesome starters. Almost everything off the menu is good. Must try drinks, specially the cocktails. Reasonably priced. Perfect spot for a date night!

One of the loveliest restaurant in Montague Street. I sat on the terrasse that has been decorated with lovely taste. I had a fresh roll that has absolutly delicious and a Tom yum soup for which I regret there was so few shrimps, but that was a starter so... Overall top notch quality 👌 the litchi bellini as well was really good. I'd definitely come back.

The atmosphere is great at this place. They have a beautifully decorated outdoor area with heaters. Not a huge cocktail list. The food was very tasty.

This place was good! We went after the candlelight concert at St. Ann for my birthday. The vibrant atmosphere, on time service and the food did not disappoint.

I always pass by this spot and noticed how it's covered with florals and plants all over. We ended up making our way over for a weekday lunch for their lunch specials that run from 12-3pm on weekdays. There is a selection of entrees and mini appetizer combos to mix and match for $15.95. We ordered the Pad See Ew with Chicken Dumplings and Panang Curry with Crispy Eggrolls. The appetizers come in only 2 pieces, but it's a nice compliment to the meal. Both of them were drenched in sweet chili sauce and arrived the same time as the entrees. All of the food came out pretty quickly, so this makes a good quick lunch meal. I really enjoyed both dishes, which were flavorful and filling. Overall, another great Thai restaurant in the area. The food is delicious, especially for their lunch specials. I'm not so sure I'd come back outside of the lunch special since it's much pricier though. The service was quick and friendly as well. Also, loving the aesthetics of this place from their plating to decor.

3/5 stars for Khaosan. I recommend only coming here for the entrees and the drinks - specifically the Pad See Ew. The soft shell crab appetizer was too salty for my liking, my rice on my fried chicken biryani plate was not fresh, and the Thai Tea crepe cake dessert was not fresh either - it felt like that cake had been sitting in the refrigerator for perhaps a few days... It was cute - but if I return, it'll only be for drinks and the pad see ew.

Super duper good Thai food. Khao Soi Chicken was 10/10. Super tasty. My friend got Crispy Chicken with Cashew Nuts. Waiters and waitress were very nice. Good atmosphere. 10/10 recommend.

I love good people and good food and Khaosan is serving up both at their restaurant in Brooklyn. First off the outside is beautifully decorated with orange flowers. My friends and I had no problems booking a reservation on a Saturday evening and the restaurant wasn't overly packed. We were greeted quickly and our server provided great recommendations. We ordered the, * crab rangoons * spring rolls * shrimp fried rice * the duck dish * Panang curry Everything was so delicious but that panang curry definitely tasted like whoever made it loves cooking. The attention to detail and depth of flavor made my eyes roll back lol. I can't wait to visit again. This is the kind of place that I'd love to be a regular at and get to know the team better. Thanks Khaosan

Takeout for my daughter and I went in a different direction when we chose Khaosan Thai NYC. The wait was kind of long. The place looked great and I wished both could have stayed in, but the New York Jets were playing. The decor looked nice. The food finally came and the staff was so polite. My order kind of got messed up as we were expecting more food than we got. That's on me for not checking the bag. Spring rolls to start and Pho Hanger Beef Steak (GF) to end off. Pretty decent and no complaints here except I wish I would have gone more the seafood route. It's a great place to dine. I'll be back again for a better option next time.

Love this spot! Came here for lunch on a rainy Wednesday and it was so soothing and zen. The lunch special is awesome - loved their pad Thai and the dainty little side salad you get. The servers were so nice too and, you can tell, put a lot of care into how they treat customers. Coming back for another lunch. 5 stars!!!

Recently visited this contemporary restaurant at Brooklyn Heights Khaosan for their newly introduced Summer Menu  This stylish newcomer is often packed with diners here for its sophisticated cocktails / mocktails and its mostly exceptional contemporary Thai fare. Do try their newly introduced Summer Special Menu There menu features a variety to choose from, including chicken, beef, pork and seafood ensuring that there is something for everyone. They offer a wide range of authentic Thai dishes, from classic favorites like Hor Mok , Thai Dumplings & Spicy basil fried rice to lesser-known dishes like Khao Mok Gai and Fresh rolls. Do not forget to try their summer special menu paired with cocktails and mocktails prepared fresh from Asian fruits. What we tried Drinks Watermelon Slush Purple love Blue melon soda Appetizers Fresh roll Sriracha Chicken wings Thai dumplings Main course Hor Mok Spicy Basil fried rice with chicken Khao Mok Gai Desserts Homemade Mango Ice Cream with Fresh Mango & Blue Sticky Rice Thai Tea Crape Cake with Coconut Ice Cream And for those who love seafood, they have an excellent selection of dishes that highlight the fresh and flavorful seafood that the region is known for. They take great care to create a warm & welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. Staff is friendly and attentive they are always on hand to ensure that one has a memorable dining experience. You will definitely love this Thai spot in Brooklyn heights NYC.

Really enjoyed the food here. We ordered the sriracha wings, drunken noodle, and a half order of gai ob fang. The servers are very friendly and they explained every dish that we ordered. It's a small restaurant but was easy to grab a table.

7/10 A solid place to grab a bite to eat at an affordable-ish price. The interior was lovely, full of flowers and plants, and the waitress was very attentive. The chicken mint wrap was nothing special, but the rice was sticky and quite good. The drunken noodles had just a little bit of spice and a generous serving of chicken. The noodles were thick and chewy, but they were a little too monotone for me (maybe needed more fish sauce and garlic?). I also wished there were more vegetables. It's conveniently located next to St. George's Hotel and the subway stop, so I'd probably eat here again for convenience.

Great food, service and decor! Visited with two friends on a Tuesday evening and had a reservation, but you could definitely just walk in. The interior is Insta-friendly with plants and neon lights, and the outdoor seating looks nice as well. Service was prompt and friendly and we were able to split the bill, which not all restaurants allow. We got the chicken curry puff, pad thai, and panang curry. The curry puff was perfectly crispy - when you sliced into it you could hear the crunch and it was beautiful. The pad thai was my favorite dish of the evening; the noodles had a little bite to them but in a good way. The panang curry was my least fave, what with the contemporary spin they added of brussels sprouts and ... kale? Didn't really jive for me but otherwise a decent curry. Would come back for the other two dishes plus some of the other menu items we didn't get to.

Stumbled upon this place while exploring Brooklyn Heights and decided to stop by because it's decorated so cute! It was fairly empty so service was quick and friendly. My go to at Thai restaurants is drunken noodles, so that's what I got here and I have to say it was pretty average, they were good but didn't really stand out in anyway.

Love all the dishes.... They had good veg drunken noodles (with no fish sauce) , Pineapple fried rice , chives pancakes and Green curry was ok ( my fault I should have asked vegetables as I don't like carrot, zucchini and broccoli) but curry itself was really good.

Love this Thai restaurant. It is for sure going to be on my rotation of local spots to grab a delicious bite. The pad Thai is one of the best I've had in a while. The drinks are all so yummy and strong. Great portion of short rib that is literally falling of the bone into delicious curry. Dessert was an amazing combo of warm purple rice and mango ice cream. Can't wait to go back here and try more yum food!

Really good Thai food in a great location! Decor is amazing. Got wings and crab Rangoons as appetizers. Fried rice and green curry as entrees. Cocktails were delicious! This place is right by the Brooklyn Heights Promenade so you can go for a short walk with a view of lower Manhattan after dinner.

Thai food is usually always good but this one stands out. The food came out very quickly and was delicious - the portions are reasonable. My one note is I didn't love the texture of the friend rice (a bit too soft) but the taste was great. They also have a happy hour with discounted drinks and appetizers. Service was great. It's quite small, with a bar in the center - the ambiance is very cute.

Stopped in for the lunch special. Was seated quickly inside, where the interiors are modern and cozy. Lots of tables and space for small groups. For lunch I opted for the green curry with a salad. It was delicious. I was happily surprised by the variety of vegetables in the curry, Brussel sprouts, broccoli to name a few. There was an issue with my salad but they were quick to remedy it. The second salad replacement wasn't as good as the original. But high point due to the entree flavor. Be sure to indicate your desired spice level!

Could have been improved. The Good: The wings!! Really good. Perfect amount of crunch and seasoning. I enjoyed these. Would have loved if they were ALL flats. But not a big deal. Sangria pitcher! Perfect for 2 or 3 to share The Not So Good: The shrimp donut. The play on a donut was almost too literal with the sprinkles and the sauce. The sauce was almost too sweet like real frosting. I didn't love it. A less sweeter sauce with maybe something like toasted sesame seed instead of actual sprinkles might be better. The portion of my udon was so small. The plate was filled up with under cooked purple cabbage at the bottom. That was super disappointing b/c the flavor was there. And quite good.

This newly opened Thai spot had super cute decor, with tropical flowers all over and nice booth seating. The place had a warm, inviting vibe. I had a tough time deciding what to get, but finally ordered Butterfly Pea Lemonade, Pineapple Fried Rice with Shrimp, along with a side of Blue Coconut Sticky Rice. The Butterfly Pea Lemonade came in a pretty pale purple color. It tasted light, refreshing, with just the right amount of sweetness. The Fried Rice consisted of fried jasmine rice, raisins, green peas, carrots, and egg, with several large sized shrimp. The rice was perfectly cooked, with yummy seasoning and the shrimp was tender, but kind of bland. It was a bit lacking in shrimp as well. I really enjoyed the Blue Coconut Sticky Rice, which came with creamy, milky coconut sauce. The coconut flavor shone through, and the texture and consistency was delightfully sticky, as well as chewy. The sauce was oh so addicting, and made the sticky rice even more mouthwatering. Service was solid. The servers were friendly and helpful. We were well taken care of throughout our meal. Pricing was a little more than I expected, as the online menu was not accurate. I would like to return and try the special Duck dish, served with Coconut Rice.

Excellent lunch. Crab Rangoon was great. Lunch specials good. I would go back- paddle see ew was very nice.

We ordered in from this place since we were working in the neighborhood and it was raining outside. We got shrimp pad Thai, tofu pad Thai and tofu pad see eww for lunch. The food came very quickly and it was very good quality. The lunch specials came with a free appetizer. We all ordered the veggie spring rolls for our appetizer. It was very tasty and will remember for the next time we are near.

06/10/23: Attended a surprise birthday party at this establishment. On the smaller side without being too crowded. Nicely decorated and has IG worthy pics opportunity. Staff very pleasant and engaging. Food was pretty good. As it was limited to the predetermined menu if in neighborhood would try again for other dishes.

I've come at dinner and at lunch and in short: Amazing lunch special. Great service! Beautiful location/ ambiance!! I recommend this place to any Thai food lovers out there in search of a go-to spot.

Nice local restaurant, with all the standard noodle, rice, and curry dishes you'd expect from a Thai place. The drunken noodles were good overall, though they lacked any semblance of spice despite having two peppers next to the menu listing. Pretty nice lunch and happy hour specials here, if you're hunting for value in this area. Otherwise, nothing in particular would make this spot worth a special trip, it's on par with other neighborhood Thai restaurants throughout the city.

Bottom line - solid food but pricier than comparable Thai restaurants and the portions are not particularly generous, but great vibes and friendly staff! We've gotten takeout several times and this was our first time dining in, so I was excited to order something I normally wouldn't order for takeout. I opted for the Tom Yum Seafood Hot Pot, since I love tom yum and I love seafood. While the dish is tasty (hard to mess up tom yum, imo) the amount of seafood in the dish did not match the $25 price tag (mind you, this is a single person's entree, not meant as a shared dish portion). The husband ordered the khao soi chicken which was a red curry noodle dish with a chicken thigh, and it was solid. While the staff was friendly and attentive despite it being a full house on a Monday night (whut??), it's hard to stomach the prices given the smaller portions and the lack of differentiation from other local Thai spots. I'd love to keep supporting a local establishment, but maybe I'll come back for the lunch specials!

Great Thai spot in the area! Went there with a friend but the space looked quite big that could totally hold big groups. The servers were very attentive and asked if everything is good multiple times. Calamari was nicely cooked (crispy!) and papaya salad was so refreshing for this sticky summer weather. Pad thai was also flavorful. I would revisit if I'm in the area again!

Are you ready for the 411? Here we go...we were invited to a surprise birthday lunch for a friend. The ambiance and happiness of the staff is what first caught my attention. It was not like you were coming to have lunch at a restaurant but dropping by family for a gathering. The staff was so warm and friendly and funny to add. The decor of the restaurant was beautiful. The food was delicious as we had a price-fixe so there was a variety and everything tasted good. Their drinks were well flavored and hit the spot. Definitely a must try if you are in the Montague Street area of downtown Brooklyn.

Food was fantastic. We ordered a variety of dishes and they were all pretty good, but I highly recommend the moo ping, crispy garlic chicken, green curry with tofu, and chicken drunken noodles. The moo ping had amazing flavor and the veggies in the green curry were cooked to perfection. The crispy garlic chicken and drunken noodles were a crowd favorite. Highly recommend this for a group of friends and to try out multiple dishes family style. The interior of this place is so cute, there's so much greenery. Service was also great, waitress asked for feedback on their dishes and drinks since this is a newly opened business.

My review is solely based on service I didn't even get a chance to eat. I walked in had the host seat me and my mother. We were only going to get an appetizer because we wanted to be on time for a show at the church down the block. As we sat down the host/waitress asked if we wanted tap (we said that's fine) and when she brought the water we asked to order. Here's where it got weird and rude. The host rolled her eyes and made a face of annoyance. I'm not sure why bc we didn't say anything but we were ready to order. We weren't rushing her or anything just asked to order when she bought the water out. One thing I don't accept is disrespect or feeling like I'm a bother when I'm spending my hard earned money in this economy especially. I kindly got up said "your attitude is extremely unprofessional, we won't be staying to eat" and walked out. Too many options to take unprovoked dismissal and rudeness. Won't be coming back.

Having been in Montague for a decade +, Lantern Thai has always been a go to and boy do they have competition now. Khaosan is beautifully decorated and spacious, with a good staff. Attentive and very friendly, even while busy. There's a variety of dishes offered for all taste buds. Although my green curry dish was smaller than the average curry entree size at other restaurants, the flavor made up for it. Delicious! The fried rice is also a killer. As for drinks, the lychee butterfly lemonade is a must. Price for 2 entrees + 2 drinks came out to $65. Average nyc pricing, I'd say. Overall, I recommend checking this restaurant out!

I found this place because my original plan was closed for a private party. I'm glad I did. It was very good. Great flavors and fin drink selections. I had the Drunken Noodles a s the Basil fried rice, both with vegetables. Both were good, the drunken noodles were the best.

I went around lunch time and it was almost empty so service was very fast and friendly. The lunch special had great options along with an appetizer for a fair price. The pad see ew was one of the best I've tried. The inside was decorated very prettily as well. Would definitely come back again.

They need to take Thai cooking more seriously. The food was badly seasoned and meant to trick average farangs. Two stars went to the drinks which were acceptable. In the new age of Thai food in New York, this place is stuck in the average Thai restaurant class that relies on people not knowing how real Thai food should taste like.

Came here for the first time for dinner and was pleasantly surprised by how pretty the deco is. It looks very nice to take pics with all the flower and plant wall. Ordered a tom yum seafood hotpot, a fried tofu, and a pineapple fried rice. Given the price it charged ($27 for the hotpot), i was surprised by the portion. The flavor is also okay , not particularly good or bad. Another thing is that two out of five dishes we were asking was out so I dont know how they can keep serving customers with all their signature dishes out on a friday night. All in all, I dont know if I will be back again with all the choices of thai in the neighborhood.

I wish there were more than 5 stars. This hidden gem in Brooklyn is amazing for the service to their delicious food you definitely wouldn't be disappointed P.S the coconut pudding is amazing I had two serving

Mmm I'm eating the pad see ew right now. So delicious, I simply needed to leave a review!

Service was good but the food was not it. As my friend said when we were there "I'd rather have jizz as a sauce instead of the pad Thai"

Soooooo this is my 3rd time visiting this exact place yet everytime I come here it goes by a different name lol BUT all 3 times they have not disappointed me. I love that they have a rewards program now. Spend $15 and received a rewards scratch off card.. I loved the crab curry noodles, it had just the right amount of spice and sweet. The pad see ew noodles were goof but slightly too sweet. The Thai ice tea was refreshing. The rewards cards will definitely keep you coming back. Service was great as always. Ambiance is cute with a lot of photo opportunities.

I am officially in love. I am usually underwhelmed with most places, but everything about this place was great. I am a pretty tough critic of most establishments because there is this trend of focusing on good drinks and ambiance over food and service. This place was cute, the service was great, they were multiple delicious $7 mocktails to choose from and the food was delicious! I will absolutely return. I hadn't really hung out in this area much, but it is so cute and there's even a thrift store nearby. Can't wait to come back!

Really good food, welcoming and accommodating staff and nice decor. We got the Sriracha Wings for appetizers. For the mains we ordered the Duck Breast (Kaeng Phed Ped Yang) and the Drunken Noodles with Shrimp. Sriracha Wings: Right level of fried wings and the sauce goes quite well with it. Duck Breast: Tender and juicy - meat was cooked properly. The sauce is quite spicy though. May not be for the faint of heart. Drunken Noodles with Shrimp: The noodles carried the taste well. Went nicely with the shrimp. Staff were very welcoming, helpful and friendly. Definitely coming back again.

Ordered delivery, which was very fast. The food was good overall, but there were some issues: some of the cashew chicken was unpleasantly chewy, the spice level of all dishes couldn't be adjusted when ordering so everything was too spicy, portions were on the small side (though big enough), and the curry puffs were disappointing. Probably would order from elsewhere next time.

Very nice restaurant. good ambient and fantastic foods. This is the gem in Brooklyn heights. The waiters are very friendly.

Really good food! Stopped in yesterday for the first time and enjoyed it. For apps, we got the sriracha wings and the chicken puffs. The wings were well done and really crispy. The puffs were a little sweeter than expected but still nice and flakey. For entrees, we got the basil fried rice and pad thai to start which was way too sweet for me (even though i asked for spicy). the waiter was nice enough to swap it out for the green curry which was delicious! To drink def try the lychee martini!

Decent Thai place with beautiful decor. We walked in on a Thursday night and were seated instantly. I love Thai fish so when I saw the branzino on the menu I knew I had to try it. We ordered that and the pad see ew for 3 people, which came out to ~$20 per person. The pad see ew was yummy, not overly sweet with good flavor, 8.5/10. The fish was quite big and had a lot of meat. It came with rice, lettuce, and sauce. The sauce was spicy, sweet, and delicious. The fish had super crispy skin, but without the sauce the fish was dry and not very flavorful, 7/10. Overall tasted good but a little pricy, would make a great date spot

Really good option if you're in the mood for Thai food! We arrived as a party of two and were seated immediately. When we arrived, there were already a few customers in the establishment. The atmosphere was casual and the floral decor gave the restaurant a bright look to its interior. We asked our server for recommendations and ultimately decided to order the Curry Dumpling, Moo Ping, Crab Meat Curry Pasty, and Crab Meat Fried Rice in Young Coconut. For drinks, we ordered the Thai Iced Tea. The food was very satisfying and delicious, but the Moo Ping was our favorite dish. The server also brought out an experimental/not-yet-released sauce for us to try with the fried rice. This sauce was tangy and spicy and complemented the dish very well.

It's nice to stroll down memory lane and revisit my old Brooklyn Heights neighborhood. Montague street back in the day had fine eateries: Cafe Bon Gusto for Italian, The Heights Cafe for light brasserie fare such as salad and burgers and Andy's for Chinese food. Andy's is now Khaosan, a new Thai place. We stopped by New Year's Day to dine but they were having a private party thus I bookmarked it. Tonight a friend and I came back to try it and boy is it a far cry from Andy's. Khaosan offers typical Thai cuisine: pad Thai, pad se yew, chicken satay and unique appetizers such as Shrimp Donut and the traditional beverage, Thai iced tea with lime. We ordered traditional: Chicken satay skewers with a kickin peanut sauce and mini cucumber salad. The chicken was moist and seasoned well. The portion was enough for two people. My friend ordered the Pad Thai with shrimp which offered a nice portion of shrimp and she enjoyed it. I ordered the Drunken noodle with chicken and mildly spicy. I learned from past orders that if ordered spicy I need a portable fire extinguisher. The dish was fine and ample slices of chicken accompanied the noodle. But.. not.. enough.. noodles. We were in the mood to share a dessert but the offerings were slim pickings; coconut pudding and coconut ice cream. We opted to find dessert elsewhere. Here's the positive: the service and food were fine; prices are in the moderate side. The interior with pendant lighting, the tables mini floral arrangements and the cheery blue paint gives a cozy vibe. What needs tweaking is small stuff: offering chopsticks, the temperature inside on a winters night was frigid and the steps to climb down to enter the restaurant are an accident waiting to happen, very steep. Would I come back.. of course because Montague Street will always be my home.

Great fresh tasting and flavorful food! Got the tofu panang (perfect mix of spicy and sweet), the pad Thai, and the mango salad, and all were delish!

Nice place to enjoy a dinner! Nice and Hot Miss Spicy, thank you for your best service! Foods are so yummy! Highly recommend!

A great food! Really like the curry dumpling and mango sticky rice:) really worth visiting