Lula Mae — all mentions

in:Ingredient Series - Tofu4 pts
“Fried tofu Cambodian style at Lula Mae is incredible.”
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in:Favorite lobster and crab dishes2 pts
“Haven't seen it mentioned yet, so I'll give a shout-out to the crab fried rice at Lula Mae in Clinton Hill.”
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postMy (almost) month long food journey through NYC310 pts
“9/10 solid, place needs to be talked about more”
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in:Cambodian food, where are you?23 pts
“Check out [Lula Mae](https://www.lulamaenyc.com/) in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.”
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in:Middle Eastern/ SE Asian chef driven restaurants? 4 pts
“Lula Mae”
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in:Restaurants that blew your expectations away recently?3 pts
“Each one was delicious and innovative”
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in:Looking for good You Tiao3 pts
“I went back to the restaurant a second time just for this bread”
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in:Good food and drinks?3 pts
replying to u/Garconavecunreve: Aita, Emily, Chef katsu, rosticceria evelina, the fly, la rina
“Seconding these! Also: bar birba, Lula Mae, bunny (technically bed stuy but close), sailor (maybe too expensive), fat rabbit, olea, sisters”
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in:What's your "go-to" casual neighborhood spot?2 pts
replying to u/milkshakedog111: Hmm Roman's definitely straddles the elusive NYC line between "casual joint" and "one of the top three hottest spots in the neighborhood to spot celebrities"...I think what I'm looking for are places where you sorta don't need a res. Or rather, "less Resy; more OpenTable", if that makes sense.
“LaRina does though, and so do Aita, Locanda, and Lula Mae in Clinton Hill.”
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in:Good birthday dinner recommendation for two?2 pts
“I’d highly recommend Place des Fete (French/European), Aita (on Greene Ave not Franklin Ave, authentic local/seasonal Italian… bonus they have a speakeasy cocktail bar next door, Mayflower), Lula Mae (Cambodian/French).”
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in:First date - Brooklyn2 pts
“Lula Mae is a little bit farther away, but very delicious!”
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in:Really craving cambodian food. Which spots do we like?2 pts
“Bong and Lula Mae”
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in:Spectacular places that don’t break the bank?1 pts
“check out Roman’s and Lula Mae as well.”
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in:Restaurant for 20 person party1 pts
“I just went to Lula Mae and enjoyed it.”
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in:Really craving cambodian food. Which spots do we like?1 pts
replying to u/fsharpman: Bong and Lula Mae
“personally felt like Lula Mae was just alright. We ordered most of the menu and I don't remember any of it”
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in:Looking for recs for date night with my boyfriend?0 pts
replying to u/BartBeachGuy: If you are in Clinton Hill, no need to head elsewhere. Plenty of great spots in the area. If $100 is for two and just for food, my suggestions would be Karasu for a Japanese speakeasy, Walter’s which is where Karasu is hidden in for gastropub style, Cafe Paulette for French bistro. If $100 includes everything, with careful ordering you could still manage at these spots. $100 doesn’t go very far these days in the city.
“Agreed, Miss Ada’s another option, or Theodora or Lula Mae”
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in:Really craving cambodian food. Which spots do we like?0 pts
replying to u/DallYe: Lula Mae
“Lula Mae was horrible. I don't even remember what I had but I remember being pissed that it sucked lol”
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