Maison de Manee

This is Kai Krata, a Thai-style breakfast dish. If you’ve never tried it before, I highly recommend it! For Thai people who already know this dish, it might bring back a taste of home. The café is small and cozy — perfect for enjoying a relaxing breakfast and a cup of coffee. Highly recommended!

Along with Little Flower Cafe, our favorite brunch spot in the neighborhood - by FAR! everything we had was insanely good. And it’s really interesting and creative. Sometimes fusion feels forced, but here it feels natural and warranted. The Massaman crepes, Crème Brûlée French toast, and Pandan croissant were all spectacular, as were the drinks. We will be back!!

This is one of those neighborhood spots that you root for, not just because the food is great (and it’s fantastic) but because the people are great. The vibes here are incredible. But you probably want to know about the food. Everything is fantastic. There hasn’t been a thing I’ve tried that I haven’t loved. I’m sure there are lots of reviews saying tons about how great the food is, so I’ll stick to some quick recommendations from a guy who comes here all the time and keeps coming back for more. Savory crepe: I’m partial to the bacon and avocado with Thai pesto. It’s my go to breakfast crepe although now that I think about it my ultimate favorite might be the goat cheese and sautéed onion crepe. But I also love the ratatouille and goat cheese crepe with the smoke salmon added. Sweet crepe: Gotta go with the mango sticky rice crepe. It’s delicious. I’m admittedly not a sweet crepe guy but I’ve heard great things about the Nutella banana crepe and I loved the kettle corn and mozzarella cheese crepe as well. Weather’s getting colder: Get the tom kha bisque. It’s amazing. Spicy and full of flavor. It’s incredible. Item that needs more talking about: The goat cheese salad is legit the best salad I have ever had. Get it. Drinks: Everything is good. My two favorites are the blue jasmine latte and the dirty chair latte. If you don’t want coffee, I love the purple lemonade as well. Come down and eat here or just get a drink. Enjoy the vibes and the people, and if you have a dog, this place is very dog friendly so bring them by too.

Maison de Manee is such a wonderful place! The food is absolutely delicious — every dish is full of flavor and beautifully presented. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with a great vibe that makes you want to stay and enjoy. The service is also excellent. Vanessa and Jane so friendly, attentive, and genuinely cares about your experience. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for good food, good vibes, and great service!

i’m not one to typically review places i eat but this 100% deserves it. i got the strawberry matcha as someone who doesn’t like matcha and it was great! it may convert me into a matcha enjoyer. i also got the french toast crème brûlée which was the highlight of my experience. it was a massive portion for the price and 100% worth it. it was an hour subway ride to get here from my apartment but i definitely need to come back asap! service was also wonderful and fast. the staff is very kind and helpful.

It was my first time visiting this restaurant with my friends yesterday, and we were so impressed! The food was delicious, the atmosphere was bright and cheerful, and it made our meal feel truly happy and enjoyable. Highly recommended a must visit place!

Around New York City ..the weather was getting Cold... today..we find something to eat like French Food with my friends..so we choose Maison de Manee , this Restaurant located between at Long Island City and Astoria..closed to subways M or R train you should go to and stopped station at Steinway walks around 5 mins , the resraurant cute and the service great and friendly, the food so yummy ..and good taste..I recommended 👌 .

The cutest Thai brunch place opened up down the street from me and I think people should come from all over to try it. Every time I walk by there are people eating and drinking and enjoying themselves. This place was started by a Thai folks who used to work in French cafes and they are bringing their own take on French style brunch. Since Thailand was never colonized, this sort of fusion is totally novel and absolutely delicious. For lunch, I love getting their chicken satay salad. It’s delicious, healthy and filling! If you’re looking for more comfort in Thai flavors and textures then I’d say get the Massaman curry crepe and the Tom Yum porridge. Opt for the Tom Kha bisque if you’re wanting a richer portion of soup. I think all three of these show masterful blending of French and Thai flavors. For brunch, the oefs Manee is healthy but also tasty and you won’t want to share it. Get some veggies, eggs and taro bread first thing on a weekend. Although I would’ve liked more taro bread. Pair that with the best matcha latte in the neighborhood and you’ve got a winning combo. The crème brûlée French toast hits all the textures for a sweet breakfast and is best paired with an espresso.

Came here for a weekend brunch with my girlfriend as we saw the interesting menu featuring Massaman Curry crepes. This is a cute little spot in Astoria that had maybe 5-6 tables inside and a handful outside. However, even on a Saturday morning around 11am it was not too crowded to get a seat. The food here is really good and unique! I've never had massaman curry crepes before but the combo works as a nice, hearty, flavorful breakfast. If anything my only complaint is that I was still slightly hungry, so I also got a sweet crepe as a bonus. This was also super tasty, so I'm not complaining :D. I also particularly loved my drink, which was a "Coconut Cloud Espresso". Given the night I had beforehand, it was nice to get my coffee in a more hydrating form, with some nice refreshing electrolytes from the coconut water. Overall, super cute little spot with great food and drinks- definitely recommend it for brunch if you live nearby. 5/5

Super cute cafe with yummy food! It's a very small space, but they do have outdoor seating for when the weather is nice & you can bring your dog. The food did take a while to get to us. 10/10 the best thing on the menu was the french toasted creme brulee. SO GOOD, unique, and not too sweet. The shrimp tom yum porridge was just okay, there were only a few pieces of shrimp and the rest tasted like regular porridge. Their pandan cold brew was also not sweet at all, which some people enjoy and others don't - wish there was more pandan flavor though! The crepe was solid - I loved the coconut flavor in the crepe batter and the pesto was flavorful without being too overpowering. The parmesan potatoes were kind of soggy by the time it got to us. The chef's special was also really good, but kind of small for the price. Overall, will def be coming back for the french toast and to try other crepes!

We got here on Saturday noon, and it was busy but luckily got a table. Our food did take 30-40 mins to come though after we ordered. The tomkha bisque was very flavorful but much too salty. Luckily, we got the chicken pesto crepe which was good, but on the blender side so we could offset. We also got the thai tea croissant which was good, and the cream is not too sweet. The matcha latte was decent but lukewarm as it was sitting after it was done as there is only one wait staff. Wife said that her coffee was good. We'd go back but might try to go during a less busy time.

Cute cafe w a fun twist on the classic French brunch w thai flavors. I really enjoyed my mango sticky rice crepe and the ham w gruyere crepe was solid. The ouef manee was decent but not my favorite. I'd be down to come back and try other items here if I'm in the area! They also have good drink options from pandan cold foam to pumpkin Thai spice lattes. The cafe itself is on the smaller side but we luckily didn't have a hard time getting a table!

I've been keeping an eye out for this place and I finally got to go!!! It is a cute cafe with good amount of seating and very kind staffs:) The menu shows all the recommendations or their speciality which helped us to pick what to get, though, they all looked SO good so it still took us some time. I ended up getting croque madam, which was a great portion and Delicious. the tom kha bisque though, I wanted to get another bowl or maybe 5 million more!!!!! I would love to come back again for many other things I didn't get to try. Only if my stomach could take in more!

Such a cute and yummy little spot! Love the aesthetic and ambiance of this cafe. The soft French music playing in the background is at a nice level that gives it a whimsical feel and still allows you to talk to your group without having to raise your voice. The food was amazing! I never go for savory crepes but really happy to have tried the chicken pesto crepe! The coconut pancakes and the mango coco crepe were so refreshing and good! Not too sweet but still flavorful. Not pictured but also worth a try were the pandan croissant and pumpkin spice latte. Will definitely be coming back!!

Exciting to have a new cute little cafe/eatery in the neighborhood, offering a mix of Thai and French flavors and dishes. Chef's special $15 sounds really simple but much more flavorful than it looks - sweet pork sausage was my favorite part. Portion wise on the smaller end so you won't get food coma eating here. We also got the savory crepe with chicken, Thai pesto cream, mushroom and spinach - comes with a small salad $17. The crepe was a touch too crispy for me but overall light and good dish. Super cute interior but very tight seating and space, hard to get into the inside seat without hitting the next table. There are also a few tables on the sidewalk. Service was good but food took a really long time - I was prepared for slow service given some reviews but we ended waiting 75 mins for the first dish to come and the second dish didn't come until ten minutes after that. Luckily we got the last available table so there was no wait in advance. So if you come here, maybe set aside 2 hours just in case at least as the cafe is getting into their groove.

Food: simple and pleasant, small portions for an almost $20 dish, easy menu. Service: standard, not bad and are friendly, they greet you and are polite Ambiance: it's small. The entrance is a bit confusing. You walk in and they ask you if you are dining in or taking out. There are chairs outside (looks like 4 tables for two). Tables inside are for maybe 4 to 5 parties. There are stools but I can't imagine it would be comfortable sitting there imo -- since it is quite small. There are some random supplies here and there, nothing big, tucked away in a corner. Napkins and silverware, plates and cups were beautiful. The music playing is cafe French. The silverware and music made the ambiance pretty. Overall, it was cute. I don't know if playing French music and having some French named dishes would consider this place a French cafe (I do know there is a little bit of a Thai flare). A thought did cross my mind that I probably could have cooked this at home. It was hard to be full. Server was professional. All that you see in these photos + the tip totaled to about $50. Mindblown. It is safe to say that it was an okay experience.

The goat cheese salad is the most divine salad I've ever had. Have you ever been really amazed by salad? I was. Blew my mind! Simple ingredients. It had no right to be this good. Perhaps it was the fact that this was placed in front of me and I immediately recognized it as the prettiest salad I've ever eaten. Maybe it was the excellent, friendly service and chill atmosphere that got me ready to eat. And maybe this salad was just made with a lot of that secret ingredient, love. Cliche? Yes. But damn delicious. Anyway, I love this place. I find new things to love every time I'm here. The vibe is always great. Everyone who works here is so nice. I'm happy to be here even when it's busy (and may it stay busy!) and the food takes longer to come out. Time's this good are worth the wait. Oh! It might have been the dressing! The dressing is fantastic and comes in a cute little gravy boat so you can control how much goes on. Or- or the goat cheese warm and on great bread. Anyway, I could go on and on about the salad. Just come here and try it yourself.

The outer edges of the Astoria-Long Island City's informal border is on fire, with the latest great food addition of Maison de Manee. A fantastic French meets Thai newcomer not far from where I hand my proverbial hat when visiting up north. The staff was gorgeous attentive and did I mention gorgeous? My ice mats h latte took longer to arrive than I typically care for but the end result was worth the wait. This was a recon hit and run mission so I didn't try the crepes having just enjoyed amazing pizza at Gia's, but I digress. The crepes looked perfect and will likely swing by for Sunday brunch (manana). I can't wait. My dilemma is whether to go for the savory or sweet crepe?

I came here for breakfast and lunch and everything was great! I ordered the pancakes and something from the specials menu--both were delicious and freshly made. The pancakes were fluffy and cooked just right. The specials had good variety and came out quickly. Friendly service and clean space too. Definitely coming back again!

The food in Maison de Manee is definitely one of a kind! I visited last Sunday and ordered a Breakfast that was great tasting and definitely on the healthy side! The eggs were excellent and the sweet sausage it came with was very satisfying! Though the place is small, it had a lot of charm and I felt very comfortable dining there! I would definitely recommend this place if you are looking for a great tasting, healthy Breakfast or Lunch, 2 Thumbs Up!

I'm thrilled that this independent cafe opened near my home. The atmosphere is sweet, the drinks are tasty, and the staff is delightful. The only savory item I've had on the menu is the omelette, and it was fabulous. It's a little bit of Paris in Astoria - so charming you'll totally forget you're across the street from a Kia Mitsubishi dealership.

Wonderful and kind service, delicious and creative foods. We had the coconut cream pancakes which were great, and the mango sticky rice crepe - WOW, so delicious. The coffee is also excellent - by far the best in this neighborhood. The seating is comfortable, lovely and relaxing French music playing...this is our new favorite place.

My boyfriend and I decided to stop by here for brunch to celebrate my birthday. I started off with a Thai iced tea which was delicious and not overly sweet like at other places. Then we got the Thai tea croissant which was deliciously light and sweet. My boyfriend got the eggs platter with a side of bacon and loved it. Eggs were cooked perfectly over medium and there was a generous amount of bacon (which is good cause I stole half of it). The Parmesan roasted potatoes are also a must try. I got the French toast crème brûlée and a side of over medium eggs to balance out the sweetness. It came with a crème brûléed banana which added some crunch to the dish. It was super yummy but definitely on the sweeter side. But overall the food was excellent and we loved it. Overall we had a great time and hope that this place gets the recognition it deserves. We're definitely coming back another time to try the crepes!

This new spot just opened up and da Food was outstanding , definitely will be back again...