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194-196 Fifth Ave.,
Brooklyn, NY 11217
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Mon-Thu, 5:30am-midnight; Fri, 5:30pm-1am; Sat, 4pm-1am; Sun, 4pm-midnight
M, R at Union St.
$8-$15
MasterCard, Visa
Recommended
16th St. to Flatbush Ave., Prospect Park West to Third Ave.
A sprawling, minimalist-chic Thai restaurant and lounge with a snug garden, house-infused cocktails, an intriguing Australian wine list, and a kitchen that challenges nearby Blue Ribbon’s late-night supremacy, serving till 1 a.m. Chef Jeff Hardinger, late of Ruby Foo’s, turns out lively, gently priced renditions of shrimp-and-litchi spring rolls, rice-and-garlic sausages, vegetarian jungle curry, and grilled-kangaroo salad—which we’d imagine goes splendidly with a glass of Tasmanian pinot noir.
NoteReservations are only accepted for groups of 6 or more
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