Rich M.
10/12/2025
Three Roosters is extremely underrated. It's one of my favorite fast casual spots in all of Manhattan. I always get the grilled chicken with ginger rice. The portions are perfect, and the sauce...
Three Roosters
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792 9th Ave
New York, NY 10019
Three Roosters in New York, NY, elevates the classic chicken and rice combination through authentic Thai culinary techniques and ingredients. Emphasizing the three traditional Thai methods of cooking chicken - grilling, frying, and poaching, each dish is paired with a selection of rice, pickled vegetables, and flavorful sauces.
Committed to offering "good eats," Three Roosters uses non-GMO, antibiotic-free, and hormone-free chickens, ensuring a healthy meal. The restaurant imports high-quality rice varieties from Thailand, including glutinous and jasmine rice. Striving for sustainability, Three Roosters aims to minimize waste with 100% compostable cups and packaging.
Located at 9th Ave and 53 St, Three Roosters' cozy space introduces diners to a focused menu of seven signature dishes lauded as a "poultry powerhouse" by Eater NY. With a dedication to quality ingredients and diverse cooking methods, Three Roosters stands out in Hell's Kitchen for its innovative approach to Thai-inspired chicken dishes.
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Ximena L.
7/30/2025
So so good. The servings are generous and everything we've gotten has been absolutely delicious. Great for takeout too.
Ingrid C.
5/31/2025
A small store front with lots of hospitality and yummy options. Zab fried chicken, 5/5: so good! The seasoning is perfect and goes well with chicken rice. Fries were perfectly crispy and...
Christy M.
9/11/2025
Three Roosters is such a hole-in-the-wall place. It's a small space that mostly does takeout, but there's some seating inside if you want to do a sit-down dinner. I ordered the Zab Fried Chicken...
Vicarious X.
10/15/2025
Tiny portion and flavorless chicken. The dipping sauce was fine but not the ginger oil one that you usually get with Hainan chicken. The food was not worth the price, wait (delivery), or calories.
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