Garrison Pease

Excellent food. Try it. Period. Post-pandemic now and the food is soooo good. Especially the pad Thai.

+6

Arielle Galvez

They have the best fried chicken. I used to live in harlem, just went back today after 3 years and it's still the same. Cool decoration too!

Lorenzo Campolongo

Amazing Thai food experience! The Pad Thai was delicious. Totally worth a visit if you're in east harlem and looking for something good and cheap to eat

Charlie C

Don’t expect a warm welcome when coming to this establishment but do expect banging food. If you're looking for a restaurant that's pretty dope and kinda resembles a 3 bedroom walk up in Williamsburg where the residents are hipsters, this is it. A Southeast Asian comfort food joint called Bangklyn. This place looks like it's been plucked straight out of a hipster's brain - it's small, it's repurposed, and it's pretty cool. But let's talk about the food. The southern-style fried chicken is crispy, juicy, and nicely flavored. You'll want to write a love song to this chicken after just one bite. And the pad Thai? It's so on the money and delicious you’ll have a hard time not scarfing it down. But perhaps the star of the show is the fried rice. I'm not sure what kind of black magic they use to make it taste so damn good, but I wouldn't be surprised if it involved sacrificing a few chickens to the culinary gods. Overall, Bangklyn is a gem of a restaurant. It's the kind of place you'll want to keep coming back to, even if it means risking getting trapped in a conversation with the resident hipster who's poetic about artisanal pickles. Trust me, it's worth it for the food.

Loopback Address

I don’t want anyone to know about this wonderful restaurant, because I fear once discovered I won’t be able to get in. All dishes prepared with soul and genius of experience. Decor is best of what people mean by eclectic, one of the tables is a very old and well used drafting table, with 10,000 memories shining through. I’ll say simply: best restaurant in New York City.

D K

Delicious home-made style Thai cuisine! The chef was a bit curt, but because he was busy with cooking and taking orders. Food was good and price was reasonable. Satisfying experience overall!

Camilo Flores

🍗 @bangklyn is East Harlem’s go-to Thai restaurant and vintage store. A modern interpretation of classic dishes by the coolest man in all of El Barrio, author of a fried chicken that always hits and owner of many, many fly fits. 10/10

+1

Edwin Pelaez

Was a bit skeptical about going in, but I’m sure glad I did. This place has amazing food with great decor, Pat is an awesome guy and an even better style ambassador/ chef.... I’ve made this place a go to and I surely recommend this place to anyone who’s looking for authentic Thai food or is looking for dope vintage clothing!

John Yam

This is not your typical thai food. If you're interested in trying a different type of thai food, give this a try. The interior is not too big and brings an intimate setting. We ordered the following: Teemeriand coconut milk noodle with crab meat. This was served with bowl of noodles and thin rice noodles and you pour your coconut milk with crab meat over the noodles. This was a good dish. I'm more a fan of the thicker rice noodles and not as much a fan of the larger noodles. The chef stop to us and said he can make the dishes to our liking. Next time I come back, I may ask if I can have a thicker noodle with the dish Khao Mun Gai - this is fresh chicken meat over rice. This is a simple dish. If you like rice and chicken give it a try. The rice was very good, and you have a few pieces of chicken to go with it. Green curry - with eggplant, bamboo shoot basil, shrimp. This dish served with a bowl of curry and rice. Its your typical green curry. This is a nice place, I'll definitely come back to try the other dishes.

+1

Svitanna Dark

The owner or whoever is standing behind the counter & taking orders clearly is a disrespectful & dishonest person. I came in & orderedFried Chicken rice that was advertised online with a free soup for $16. When I ordered (& the actual process wasn’t easy either because the man spoke very poor English or at least pretended that he did & was grimacing at me clearly showing disrespect). I’d never come here if not for my sick daughter who requested this restaurant because I already had a negative experience with this guy several years ago when I asked him a simple question whether they used MSG & he verbally bullied me. When I came to pick up the order, I paid & walked out. When I looked at the bag there was no soup inside. I went back to the guy & said that online it clearly showed that there was free soup as a side. I’m broken English he said: “Ok, you want soup, I’ll give you soup”. Today I checked my account & saw an extra charge of $18. He basically added the charge on his own. What a scam. And I’m not sure if he’s treating everyone like this or just random Caucasian women like me.