Authentic Northern Thai & Isan dishes, incl. praised Khao Soi & spicy larb. A hidden gem w/ fantastic Nom Khao Tod.
This spot is a hidden gem for authentic Northern Thai and Isan cuisine, offering a flavorful escape from the usual Thai fare. It's particularly celebrated for its exceptional Khao Soi and spicy Thai salads like larb and nam tok, making it a must-visit for adventurous palates. While it may fly under the radar, the quality and authenticity of its dishes, including the highly recommended Nom Khao Tod, set it apart.
This restaurant specializes in authentic Northern Thai and Isan cuisine, receiving high praise for its Khao Soi and spicy Thai salads such as larb and nam tok. The Nom Khao Tod is also frequently mentioned as a standout dish. It's recognized as a top choice for this specific regional Thai cuisine outside of Queens.
"Customers highly recommend the Khao Soi, Nom Khao Tod, and various spicy Thai salads such as larb and nam tok for their authentic and flavorful preparations."
Customers consistently praise this restaurant for its authentic and flavorful Northern Thai and Isan cuisine, with many highlighting specific dishes like Khao Soi and Nom Khao Tod as exceptional.
Important Note
One user noted that a specific dish, 'thom khem', was not found on the menu.
"Recommends Zabb PuTawn for Northeastern (Isan) Thai cuisine."
Positive"This user listed Zabb Putawn as a recommendation for Thai food in Brooklyn."
Neutral"Zabb PuTawn on the UES is noted for doing Northern Thai cuisine."
Neutral"This commenter agreed that Zabb PuTawn is a solid choice for Thai food on the UES."
Positive"A user suggested Zabb PuTawn as a good Thai food alternative on the UES."
Positive"This commenter recommends Zabb PuTawn as one of the city's top spots for spicy Thai salads like larb and nam tok. They are known for their flavorful and authentic preparations."
Positive"Zabb PuTawn was listed as a recommendation for authentic Pad Ped Gai."
Positive"This commenter highly recommends Zabb PuTawn for the best Nom Khao Tod in the city, noting its excellent quality similar to Hug Esan. They also mentioned the chef previously worked at Zabb Elee."
Positive"The user notes that they have not personally visited Zaab PuTawn but mentions that it is recommended for Isaan-style food, although "thom khem" was not found on its menu."
Neutral"Zabb PuTawn, with locations on the Upper East Side and Cobble Hill, is considered the best bet for Northern Thai/Isan food outside of Queens."
Positive"Flies a little under the radar but has an excellent khao soi."
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