“They have two - the standard American one which is fine, but I love what they call “Pad Thai Boran” where the noodles come wrapped in a thin omelette and is served with garlic chillis to sprinkle on top.”
H3
8.6/10Thai
AI-generated summary
Get the , specifically the Boran version, where the come wrapped in a thin omelette with garlic chillis on the side. The and the come up a lot, and the Kua Kling Moo pork is the one that actually gets spicy. People call it authentic but not punishing on heat, and it's the Thai spot Carroll Gardens regulars name first.
“They have two - the standard American one which is fine, but I love what they call “Pad Thai Boran” where the noodles come wrapped in a thin omelette and is served with garlic chillis to sprinkle on top.”
H3
“Also very good/authentic and not a regular “American thai” restaurant.”
H2
“which I think is very very good Thai food. Every time I go I also get the tapioca dumplings. I've never had them anywhere else but I do find them delicious!”
H2
“Boran is a hidden gem, great and unapologetically authentic Thai food”
H2
“Boran: papaya salad, mango salad, Tofu Prik Khing (Sauteed tofu string bean with dry curry. bell peppers ), tofu eggplant”
H2
“Boran for really good Thai in a casual spot. Love their duck basil dish.”
H2
“Boran for Thai if you can't eat too much spicy food”
H2
“I really like the pad Thai at BORAN on Court Street in Carroll gardens.”
H2
“My favorite Thai in the neighborhood is boran though, not quite as spice forward but doesn't ever disappoint.”
H2
“Boran was fantastic Thai food. The red snapper with basil, in particular, was incredible”
H2
“Boran: papaya salad, Prik Khing (Sauteed tofu, string bean with dry curry. bell peppers )”
H2
“I tried Boran because of your comment like a month ago and I think about their Pad Kee Mow atleast once a week. Thank you for your service!!”
H2