“we went to Bangkok Supper Club two weeks ago and it was dreadful. The ceviche was genuinely disgusting. The tongue was tepid. The pork cheek main course was thimble size and nothing special.”
H3
8.4/10Thai
AI-generated summary
Save room for the , served in a young coconut. People call it the best dessert in NYC and some go just for it. The is the main to order, and the list gets named a lot. It's upscale Thai and expensive, and people say the portions are small for the price.
“we went to Bangkok Supper Club two weeks ago and it was dreadful. The ceviche was genuinely disgusting. The tongue was tepid. The pork cheek main course was thimble size and nothing special.”
H3
“I thought everything was quite good! The dishes had a lot of depth of flavor while feeling subtle/elevated, and the sauces and curries were all delicious.”
H3
“Just got back from my dinner there and it was phenomenal! We started with the prawns satay (small portion but well made) and then did the crying tiger (ribeye) and sea bass curry for the mains. All delicious!! Make sure to save room for their pandan chiffon cake that comes in a coconut — delectable. Would definitely come back”
H3
“this dessert was probably my favorite thing we had (which is saying something as everything was fantastic). The cream on top is slightly salty, the coconut cake is soft and not too sweet. Probably the most unforgettable dessert I’ve ever had”
H3
“BKK supper club was good but I was a little disappointed. The flavors were muted/diluted. It was less like a high-end restaurant in Bangkok than I was expecting.”
H3
“The coconut pandan chiffon cake served in a coconut at Bangkok Supper Club”
H2
“my current favorite offerings include Bangkok Supper Club’s decadent Pandan Chiffon cake topped with a coconut cream”
H2
“It’s fancier and more expensive then fish cheeks, but definitely still worth going.”
H2
“Sea bass coconut curry. Insanely rich and flavorful. Perfectly spicy as well.”
H2
“Coconut pandan cake at Bangkok Supper Club”
H2
“their one-biters are (delicious and) reminiscent of the classic NYC Asian Michelin tasting menu amuse bouche (ie. uni and caviar)”
H2
“Bar none my favorite dessert in NYC. I always scrape down the young coconut meat after like an addict.”
H2