Bangklyn East Harlem
Home cooking style with self serving.
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Malcolm Thaxton
βBangklyn is one of Harlems's quiet gems - casual, intimate and creative space. The spring rolls were crisp and golden, chicken was tender and marinated with intention. Pad Thai was well balanced, crushed peanuts give it the perfect texture. Highly recommend β
vivi Chanle
βThis Thai spot is consistently amazing. The food comes out super fast, and it's always packed with flavor. There's only one chef running the whole place--he handles both the kitchen and front of house. He looks pretty serious, and I swear new customers always get a little intimidated by him My friends and I jokingly call him "the angry Thai chef" --but honestly, his cooking is beyond legit. The dishes have real wok hei (that delicious smoky stir-fry flavor!), and everything is absolutely spot-on. Sitting inside the restaurant felt like I was instantly transported back to Bangkok--same taste, same music, same vibe. The decor is kind of retro, and you can tell the chef put a lot of heart into the place. He seems like someone with a lot of stories, quietly taking care of his little hidden gem. You have to give this place a try. Don't be scared off by his serious face--he's a genius in the kitchen. Highly recommend the chicken rice bowl--it comes with a side of soup too. Just a heads-up: the Thai iced tea doesn't come with milk and is super sweet, so order with caution But overall, this place is full of charm. If you take your time and really savor the food, it's basically like taking a quick trip to Bangkok without leaving town β
Eran Zelixon
βBest Thai food I've ever had! One man, Pat, does it all: the cooking, bussing, cashiering... This man knows how to combine flavors!! He also plays great music and sells from a small collection of uncommon vintage clothing. There are only four tables, making Bangklyn a true hidden gem.β
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