“Sappe was just fine for me. Skewers tasted like they were cooked then skewered and just broiled quickly before serving; kinda disappointing when it's a big part of their theme. The entrees were alright.”
H3
8.7/10Thai
AI-generated summary
Isan style Thai with grilled skewers and a long list. Order the skewers and the crying tiger, and expect most things to arrive genuinely spicy. It gets very loud and drinks are steep, a plain lemonade runs about $15. Some people say the skewers are the weak part and the rest of the menu is better.
“Sappe was just fine for me. Skewers tasted like they were cooked then skewered and just broiled quickly before serving; kinda disappointing when it's a big part of their theme. The entrees were alright.”
H3
“The food was delicious but way too expensive IMO.”
H3
“Sappe is okay, but in my opinion Soother (which is another Thai restaurant is owned by the people who run Sappe) is so much better!”
H3
“10/10 khao soi was perfectly balanced, skewers were delicious”
H2
“It’s not bad. But 16 USD for a small Lemonade feels robbed.”
H2
“NYC’s Thai food renaissance continues with this wonderfully kitschy restaurant/bar. An excellent selection of Thai street foods alongside a creative cocktail menu.”
H2
“Quite tasty, excellent service. Have recommended it to several friends and they’ve all enjoyed it”
H2
“Sappe is a great spot and they definitely have some sour and fish sauce forward flavors”
H2
“I went to Sappe and had a great experience.”
H2
“really loved the grilled pork jowl, the garlicky grilled sour pork sausage, and the grilled marinated beef.”
H2
“Extremely tasty food. They’re all about the skewers but everything else we tried was actually better. Well executed Thai food.”
H2
“An assortment of street food at Sappeisan”
H2