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"For late-night options near Flushing–Main Street I’ll try Zaab Zaab, a trendy, excellent Thai spot mentioned as a strong newcomer in the area." - ByCathy Erway
"A buzzy Thai restaurant spun off from the Elmhurst location that, unlike some branches, focuses on seafood rather than organ meats." - Robert Sietsema
"You can eat some of the best Thai food in NYC after midnight. Isan Thai specialist Zaab Zaab is open until 1am daily, and they have two locations. The original is in Elmhurst, but the Williamsburg space is bigger and more convenient for anyone who’s spending a night out on one of the many dance floors in the area. Stop by for some late-night larb and a hot pot stuffed with lemongrass and baby back ribs." - team infatuation
"Plot twist: this food hall Zaab Zaab is just as good as the Thai restaurant’s two brick-and-mortar locations. The menu here is condensed with just three sections: som tum, larb, and curry. We love the duck larb with a side of sticky rice, as spicy as they’ll make it, but any of their som tum options make a perfect alternative to the sad desk salad. Come here when you need to get out of a lunch rut. Or pick up dinner on your way home and make everyone in your household love you even more than they already do." - carina finn koeppicus
"On Saturday, August 31, Kinhfolk Coffee, Moon Man, and other collaborators will head to Zaab Zaab’s Williamsburg location from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for a pandan-focused menu — pandan appears in a coconut latte, milkshake, tiramisu, sticky rice, and dumplings — and Zaab Burger will offer a pandan onion burger; tickets must be purchased in advance." - Emma Orlow

