Mao Mao — all mentions

in:Rule Of Thirds28 pts
“If you’re looking for vibes in Brooklyn, try Fandi Mata, Mao Mao, or Ilis.”
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in:Looking for Weird Restaurants in NYC9 pts
replying to u/djlamar7: If the budget is generous, there's that recently opened Thai tasting menu on a bus with video walls simulating a bus ride in Thailand (something like that), Bang Bang Bangkok. It's $155 per person though. Reservations look pretty open. Haven't been and no idea if it's good. Reel from their Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBhf8gYuQF9
“The food is fantastic authentic Thai, and the vibe is weird-ish. Eclectic.”
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in:What is the best Thai spot in Brooklyn?5 pts
“Mao Mao for Isan food, especially Leng Zaab.”
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in:Favorite Thai restaurants3 pts
replying to u/greeblebob: Just tried mao mao in bushwick the other day and thoroughly enjoyed it
“While I do like the food at Mao Mao, it is overpriced for small quantities of food on plastic plates and knives.”
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in:Unique munchies2 pts
“Thai peanuts or crispy chilis at Mao Mao”
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in:Staying in the Bushwick area this visit and looking for food recs2 pts
“Mao mao - Thai restaurant with old school vibes, interesting menu”
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in:What are some restaurants that are genuinely doing something unique, and doing it well?1 pts
“This is a must go. Their Chicken and rice dish with broth on the side is insanely good.”
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in:Name your top 31 pts
“In my limited experience, Sushidelic, Mao Mao, and Gong Gan all unfortunately had questionable service AND made me feel sick after”
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in:Best “take you to another time or place” restaurant1 pts
“Seriously amazing Thai food (get the shumai and the pork noodles)”
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in:How to find the places to eat with serious wow factor, significantly better than normal1 pts
“It's dirt cheap and incredible Thai food.”
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postMost Underrated Food Neighborhoods58 pts
“Great spots include Mao Mao (Thai), Little Mo (Vietnamese), Santa Panza (Italian), Ornithology Jazz Club (drinks), Masquerade (Persian), Winona's (Eclectic).”
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postBest Curry Puffs in NYC?10 pts
“I just had some at Mao Mao which were fine”
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in:Best “take you to another time or place” restaurant9 pts
“and so is Mao Mao”
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in:Most Underrated Food Neighborhoods5 pts
“that being said, mao mao is incredible. diamond in the rough.”
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in:Favorite Thai restaurants4 pts
“Just tried mao mao in bushwick the other day and thoroughly enjoyed it”
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in:Middle Eastern/ SE Asian chef driven restaurants? 4 pts
“SEA: Mao Mao”
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in:creative restaurants for a birthday dinner4 pts
“Mao Mao I'm Bushwick is also incredible”
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in:What is the best Thai spot in Brooklyn?3 pts
“mao mao (bedswick)”
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in:Favorite Thai restaurants2 pts
replying to u/banallthemusic: While I do like the food at Mao Mao, it is overpriced for small quantities of food on plastic plates and knives.
“it was a rather unpleasant meal even if the food was incredible.”
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in:thai street food in nyc???2 pts
“Check Mao Mao, Kaew Jao Jorm, Pranakhon, and Hungry Bowl”
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in:Is Zaab Zaab worth the trip to Queens?1 pts
“Also, highly recommend Mao Mao.”
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in:Favorite Thai food joints in Brooklyn?1 pts
“Mao Mao and Chiangmai Diner are probably my favorites, followed shortly by Tong.”
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in:Looking for Weird Restaurants in NYC1 pts
replying to u/naileyes: These people also own a restaurant called Mao Mao in Bushwick that’s less spendy and is more like a Thai movie theater (movie seats, big screen). The food is fantastic authentic Thai, and the vibe is weird-ish. Eclectic. http://www.maomaobrooklyn.com/
“That place is trippy, I quit like it”
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in:Breakfast / Brunch Spots in Bushwick Area1 pts
“Mao Mao could work for a later brunch and is just a lot of fun.”
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in:Where should I take my uncle (off-brand Anthony Bourdain) for dinner?1 pts
“It's very casual but Mao Mao in Brooklyn near the Myrtle-Broadway stop is great vibes and food.”
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in:Where should I take my uncle (off-brand Anthony Bourdain) for dinner?0 pts
“mao mao in bushwick”
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