Bangkok Supper Club

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  • replying to u/valoremz: How good is this place overall? How did you like the rest of the menu?

    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

  • replying to u/BEARDBAR: Bangkok Supper Club does this amazing coconut cake thing inside of a young coconut. So it’s cake and cream and whatnot and then you scrape the soft coconut flesh in to it. It’s so fucking good

    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

  • replying to u/CabassoG: I prefer Bong of the two. Also, there are several Thai spots I prefer over Fish Cheeks like Bangkok Supper Club or otherwise that I would recommend for out of towners.

    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

  • replying to u/xunyou198: The coconut pandan chiffon cake served in a coconut at Bangkok Supper Club

    Bar none my favorite dessert in NYC. I always scrape down the young coconut meat after like an addict.

    H2

  • BKK is better for a fancy night out with their tasting menu, especially if you get bar seats looking into the kitchen. Really cool experience.

    H2

  • Bangkok Supper Club is probably the closest thing to fine dining Thai in NYC. It kinda straddled the line between fine dining and elevated. They also have a tasting menu. Be sure to get the Coconut Pandan chiffon cake if you go.

    H2

  • Bangkok Supper Club would be my first choice. They serve elevated Thai in a very tasteful dining room.

    H2

  • This thread made my day - I absolutely love shrimp so got carried away but a bunch of my favorites below: \- Red Shrimp Nigiri with Fried Crispy Shallots @ Rosella \- Raw Ruby Red Pepper Shrimp with Scotch Bonnet @ Cesar \- Red Prawn Monaka with Fish Mousse @ Cesar \- Jumbo Shrimp in Dry Lobster Sauce with Minced Pork and Egg @ Hop Kee \- Prawns in Tomato Seed and Butter Sauce @ Shmone \- Koong Karee @ Soothr \- Shrimp Toast with Pickled Peppers @ Estela (lunch only) \- Shrimp Parmigiana Hero @ Amore Pizza (Flushing) \- Raw-Cured Wild Shrimp with Pomelo and Salted Kumquat @ Saint Julivert \- Oiji Bowl with Spot Prawn and Uni @ Oiji Mi \- Honey Walnut Shrimp @ Bonnie’s \- Botan Ebi Toast with Smoked Brown Butter and Coconut Chili Cream @ Bangkok Supper Club

    H2

  • replying to u/CabassoG: I prefer Bong of the two. Also, there are several Thai spots I prefer over Fish Cheeks like Bangkok Supper Club or otherwise that I would recommend for out of towners.

    Bangkok Supper Club's coconut Pandan chiffon cake served in a young coconut

    H2

  • replying to u/Ok_Elevator7229: I’m gonna guess Bangkok Supper Club - their one-biters are (delicious and) reminiscent of the classic NYC Asian Michelin tasting menu amuse bouche (ie. uni and caviar)

    when I went the service was excellent, staff held doors open for us, explained each dish thoroughly etc.

    H2

  • replying to u/BEARDBAR: Bangkok Supper Club does this amazing coconut cake thing inside of a young coconut. So it’s cake and cream and whatnot and then you scrape the soft coconut flesh in to it. It’s so fucking good

    it’s good but the last time I went the coconut flesh was super hard and the coconut was probably a bit older than it should’ve been so YMMV

    H2

  • replying to u/DinerEnBlanc: Almost every one of the popular Thai joints. The Thai food scene in NYC is amazing atm. - Fish Cheeks - Bangkok Supper Club - Thai Diner - Pranakhon - SUKH - Untable - Sappe - Soothr - KRAAM

    Bangkok Supper Club is sister restaurant to Fish Cheeks. IMO way too overpriced esp for the portions.

    H2

  • Elevated Thai & possibly my favorite restaurant for the past year. Definitely ask for the pandan coconut pudding dessert if you go. Bar none my favorite dessert in NYC.

    H2

  • Def more expensive and elevated, but also fantastic. Incredible cocktails too

    H2

  • The tasting menu is quite solid and has more diversity, id say some individual pieces of a la carte have higher highs like the massaman curry or the pork jowl garlic rice. I think either option is great for 4.

    H2

  • replying to u/jesse061: Agreed. I've had more expensive meals that I enjoyed much less. Both of us agreed that it was one of our favorite stops. I wish I had space left for dessert. For Thai, we've done Mitr, Fish Cheeks, and Ugly Baby on past trips. I think Fish Cheeks was my favorite, but they were all great. Went with Pranakhon over Soothr and Sappe this time around.

    It’s their sister restaurant with a more elevated menu. Be sure to order the pandan coconut pudding if you go. It’s not on the menu and is by far my favorite dessert in NYC.

    H2

  • replying to u/birksOnMyFeet: Bangkok supper club checked all the boxes for me- cocktails, apps, entrees

    Perhaps a bit overpriced (idk what anything is supposed to cost anymore at this rate let’s be real) but really, really good. And the staff was soso lovely — we did the tasting menu since it was our birthdays and it was a great way to try a bunch of things.

    H2

  • replying to u/michepc: Have you been to the Chama Mama UWS? My parents loved trying Georgian food for the first time at their 14th St location, but it is so loud in there you can hardly hear yourself think. If the UWS location is quieter, I'd suggest that. My parents live outside Boston and regularly dine there, so I try to find places that are maybe harder to find in Boston. Just be conscious of volume for any of these places. I'm in my early 40s and find most restaurants in this city too fucking loud. My parents both have fine hearing for their age, but it can be so loud that even I have trouble hearing someone in a part of 4 that I'm not directly next to.

    Bangkok Supper Club is great for both being a really really good meal and also a quiet and comfortable dining room that isn't a packed-to-the-gills food factory

    H2