Andy L.
10/11/2025
Missed this spot once because I walked by for dinner and it was pretty quiet so I wrote it off (but to be fair it's a little tucked away) Am I glad I took a shot. Started with the roti and mmmmm...
Yezo Thai Isankaya
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301 E 49th St
New York, NY 10017
Step into a world where Thai Isan cuisine dances with Japanese izakaya at Yezo Thai Isankaya in New York City. Since its establishment in 2024, this dining spot has been a hidden gem in the culinary scene, offering a unique fusion of northeastern Thai flavors and Japanese ambiance. Dive into a menu that celebrates the boldness of chillies, the zest of lime, and the richness of fermented fish, all while surrounded by a warm and inviting atmosphere that transports diners on a gastronomic journey.
Guests at Yezo Thai Isankaya can expect to indulge in playful and authentic recipes that capture the essence of Isan-kaya cuisine. From piping hot Pad See Ew to fall-off-the-bone short ribs, each dish is crafted to tantalize taste buds and create a memorable dining experience. Whether you stumble upon this cozy restaurant by chance or intentionally seek it out, the friendly service and flavorful offerings promise a visit worth repeating.
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Ruby C.
9/17/2025
This thai-japanese fusion spot has a 4.9 rating with over 500 reviews on Google!! The entrees and cocktails/mocktails were the highlight and made close to perfection. The salmon clay pot rice...
Susan G.
8/12/2025
Complimentary fried wonton skin was so yummy! It tastes just like chips! Crying tiger sauce is slightly sweet, savory and tangy! The beef was tender and tasted delicious! The sukiyaki hot pot...
Bing R.
9/21/2025
I tried their whole branzini that was fried with lots of minced garlic on top. It was very good. I did a take out. Will definitely try more dishes - I am glad they came.
Mark C.
6/20/2025
/ Thai food that gave my tastebuds therapy Walked in hungry. Walked out spiritually realigned. The pad thai slapped harder than my Asian mom when I told her I wasn't hungry. Tangy, sweet, spicy...
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