This Midtown Thai spot looks unassuming from the outside, but the food is impressively refined and exceeded expectations in several dishes. The Jellyfish & Squid Ink Soup was a standout. It was...
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Samsaen is a unique restaurant in Hudson Yards, inspired by the nostalgic ambiance of the Samsaen train station from Chef Oak's childhood. The establishment blends vintage signage and industrial fixtures with modern lighting and tilework, creating an inviting atmosphere that feels like a departure lounge for meals and memories.
At Samsaen, Chef Oak presents a bold interpretation of Thai cuisine, merging the essence of Bangkok's street food with royal flavors. This culinary journey offers guests a distinctive dining experience that transcends traditional expectations, bringing the vibrant spirit of Thailand to New York City.
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Good Thai food in a lively yet intimate environment. Pad See Ew with shrimp ($22) - Above average in quality/taste but I'd say nothing particularly special Tom Yum Hot Pot ($32) - Good seafood...
Came by Samsen shortly after it opened recently -- our party of 2 walked in around 6:30 and there were still plenty of tables to seat us immediately. The restaurant is pretty nicely decorated --...
I went to Samsaen this past Thursday and ordered myself a Pad See Ew (stir fried broad noodles, Chinese broccoli, egg with sweet soy sauce).It was so so good! Packed with flavor and the service...
The food wasn't bad but nothing to write home about, and the ambiance needed a little work. People were swatting at flies left and right and overall it felt a little cramped inside. The bathroom...
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