“Fish not fresh, overcooked veggies, lacking service, seems like everything was prepared in advance and lacked taste.”
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“Fish not fresh, overcooked veggies, lacking service, seems like everything was prepared in advance and lacked taste.”
H3
“lum lum is another good Thai restaurant but I haven't been in a while - service was disorganized and they rushed me out last time. left a bad taste in my mouth.”
H2
“their khao soi was life-affirming and so needed on an absolutely frigid night.”
H2
“Oh, and the khao soi gai at LumLum in Hell's Kitchen. Potentially life-changing.”
H2
“Lum Lum (thai) is my go-to pre-theatre spot in nyc. Well within your price range, fun vibe, not stuffy at all. Whole branzino and crying tiger are standouts, their curries and noodles are also great.”
H2
“I've had the dish from lum lum and I like the flavor, but the meat was rather chewy.”
H2
“Best thing last week - the thai fried branzino at Lumlum.”
H2
“Pad Thai from Lum Lum in HK is consistently fantastic.”
H2
“the fried fish with ChuChee curry is a flavor bomb”
H2
“I love the pad thai at Lumlum too.”
H2
“Both Chalong and LumLum are Thai places that are focused on seafood and are super delicious.”
H2
“get the goong yang, my fav dish there.”
H2
“I sadly had very sweet dishes from Lum Lum which is a bummer because I live so close to them.”
H2
“If it's the Gershwin the correct answer to your question is LumLum - trust me on this one and get the giant prawn appetizer + steak rice.”
H2
“LumLum in Hells Kitchen has a great whole fish.”
H2
“Really good Thai with a fun tiki bar-esque design. One of my go-to places when I want to eat near the theater district.”
H2
“I like lumlum too especially for fish based dishes.”
H2
“I had an overpriced terrible, fake-fine dining meal there”
H2
“Lum Lum. Thai spot in Hell's. Listed as Goi Neu, it's slightly spicy with some fruity sweetness. Wish they had it as a main dish.”
H2
“LumLum: fun Thai spot styled like a tiki bar -- but with some bomb ass seafood.”
H2
“Their prawn is sooo authentic. I really like the atmosphere as well”
H2
“Don’t get the hype about lum lum - was really mid imo catered to American palette”
H2
“Great food with a fun vibe.”
H2
“I adore the phad thai (ask them to make it less sweet) and steamed fish at LumLum!”
H2
“And much better than Pam.”
H2
“My favorite pre-theatre dinner is LumLum. It’s interesting Thai with a fun tiki bar theme so good for drinks too!”
H2
“my fave pre-theater option”
H1
“Lumlum and Pure Thai Cookhouse”
H1
“there are some great Thai spots like LumLum, Pure Thai Cookhouse, Chalong, or Valla Table.”
H1
“Best thing about HK is Thai food. Lum Lum, Pure Thai Cookhouse, Chalong in particular.”
H1
“LumLum and Wondee Siam are the best”
H1
H1
“LumLum is 🤌🏽”
H1
“been to both, preferred lumlum”
H1
“It’s super good.”
H1
“LumLum is great. I go there sometimes before shows.”
H1
“I'd go with LumLum but both are solid.”
H1
“So many great ones..”
H1
“LumLum in Hell’s Kitchen.”
H1
“Some casual places I've enjoyed:”
H1
“LumLum is more unique I think”
H1
“- Thai: Cha Long, LumLum, Soothr”
H1
“I love LumLum (Thai) for a pre show dinner”
H1
“There are a ton of good Chinese/Thai/Japanese places right around there. Raku, LumLum, Three Roosters, Toribro Ramen, Elephant Ear Thai, Donburiya, Real Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen (yes that’s the whole name)”
H1
“If you are willing to go over to 9th avenue, you will find many v good options -- lots of good thai. Search here for "Hell's Kitchen". Marseille, Lum Lum, Viv Thai.”
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“There's a lot of good Thai like Chalong or LumLum.”
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“Lumlum is fantastic.”
H1
“There’s a lot of good Thai in HK — Chalong, LumLum, for starters.”
H1
“There are great Thai restaurants along ninth Ave: Hell’s Kitchen. You can have a fantastic meal under $150. LumLum.”
H1
“Thai: Soothr, Thai Villa, Cha Long, Lumlum, Pure Thai Cookhouse”
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