NYC🫶 Delicious Thai Food for Only $30 Per Person!✨

While in Brooklyn for work, I stumbled upon a hidden Thai restaurant that absolutely exceeded my expectations! This place is a gem that not many people know about, but it’s worth checking out.

🍛 Born

💰 Average per person: $30

📍 293 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217

Menu Highlights:

• Krapow over rice + fried egg (Stir-fried minced pork with basil): One of my go-to dishes, and this place does it perfectly! Juicy and flavorful, with just the right amount of spice.

• Crying Tiger Steak: We ordered it medium, and it was perfectly cooked, with a nice balance of tender meat and fat.

• Sweet sticky rice with mango: A refreshing and sweet end to the meal, with a perfect balance of creamy coconut and juicy mango.

• Sexy Duck Pad Thai: Crispy duck skin, tender meat, and a zesty Pad Thai that won’t overwhelm you with sweetness.

We were a group of 6 and only spent $200, making it an affordable option with excellent food! This place is definitely worth a visit.

#lemon8partner #nycfoodreview #thaifood #spicy #cheapeats

2024/12/30 Edited to

... Read moreIf you’re looking for a culinary adventure in NYC, the hidden Thai restaurant 'Born' offers an array of authentic dishes that will definitely impress. Situated at 293 Flatbush Ave in Brooklyn, this spot features a diverse menu bound to tantalize your taste buds. Start your meal with their renowned Krapow over rice, a stir-fried minced pork with basil that strikes a perfect balance between spice and flavor. The Crying Tiger Steak, expertly cooked to medium, delivers succulent tenderness complemented by a rich, savory profile. For a sweet finish, the Sweet Sticky Rice with Mango provides a delightful contrast of creamy coconut and ripe, juicy mango, ensuring a refreshing end to your meal. Another standout is the Sexy Duck Pad Thai, where crispy duck skin meets perfectly cooked noodles, creating a deliciously zesty experience without overwhelming sweetness. This combination of affordability and exceptional flavors makes 'Born' a must-visit for anyone craving Thai cuisine in New York City. Don’t miss out on this culinary gem!

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Good Thai places usually don’t charge that much but the presentation is nice!

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