Small Asian grocery store offers wide selection of rare Thai ingredients and ready-to-eat meals. Atmosphere feels welcoming and exciting with fresh foods delivered daily. Cash-only policy and inexpensive Thai sweets add to its distinct character.
Papaya salad stands out with its perfect balance of spice, tang, and crunch. Freshly made mango sticky rice offers a sweet finish, and the shop stocks all the essentials of Thai cuisine for authentic cooking.
Small Thai market offers many varieties of snacks, frozen goods, and ready-made foods. Staff are friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere in this cute mini market.
"This market's pork basil is flavorful and impactful."
"This grocery store has rare Thai ingredients and delicious ready-to-eat items."
"You have to try the handmade mango sticky rice with the Thai food."
Good to know
The grocery store only accepts cash.
Nam tok noodle packages cost $6.50 each, with no price label.
Prices for nam tok noodles have risen recently from $5.5 to $6.5.
Fast food spot with a new retro style and personalized vintage toy bots creates a fun, chill vibe. Seating offers reserved spots with plenty of personality. The atmosphere feels raucous yet inviting, blending lively energy with comfort.
Fatty rice offers a very flavorful twist compared to the sticky rice. The sticky rice itself is amazing and the menu features American fast food style Thai fusions.
Many great places to eat fill the Dekalb Market Hall. A raucous atmosphere adds energy to the market experience. Baby's Buns & Buckets stands out as a notable spot within the market.
Good to know
The wait time is less than 10 minutes for food orders.
Portion sizes are generous, ensuring a filling meal.
Seating is very limited, with only 3 or 4 stools available.
Burger spot inside a food hall offers Thai-inspired smash burgers with juicy, flavorful patties and crispy fries. Atmosphere feels better than nearby competitors, with an option to dine upstairs. Prices remain affordable, making it a solid choice for unique burger experiences.
Offers 100% authentic Thai flavors that feel like walking through Thailand's streets. The Pad Thai and Green Curry stand out, with sticky rice buns pairing well with burger patties.
Affordable eats stand out with burgers and fries priced under $15. Dining options include an upstairs area, adding space beyond the market stalls.
Good to know
Zaab Burger offers a variety of smash burger options for around $13 each.
A burger and fries combo costs no more than $15.
Expect a language barrier as the owner doesn't speak fluent English.
Multi-story food court inside an old harbor warehouse offers a rooftop terrace with free views of Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge, and downtown skyline. Atmosphere shifts from serene and spacious to crowded and loud during busy times. Outdoor seating and a small rooftop bar provide a relaxed spot for drinks and city views.
Pad Thai stands out with good portions and solid flavor. Other dishes like Tom Yum Soup, Drunken Noodles, and Pad See Ew also show strong, authentic Thai flavors.
Offers a wide variety of food options across multiple floors with many choices for every craving. The market has a spacious, welcoming environment and features an amazing view to enjoy while eating.
Good to know
Most food vendors do not open until 09:00.
Reservations are recommended for the bottomless brunch on weekends.
Salsa Night happens every Thursday from 6:30 to 9:30 pm on the rooftop.
Compact market specializes in authentic Thai products with a great selection of ingredients, snacks, and frozen foods. Atmosphere is clean and organized, with reasonable prices and convenient card payment options. Customers often stop by for quick meals or to buy hard-to-find Thai groceries.
Homemade Thai food offers delicious flavors while ready-to-eat options like Pad Kra Pao sit in the refrigeration section. The market stocks a great selection of Thai snacks and sells Thai Tea Ice Cream alongside drinks like Thai Iced Tea and Coffee, though Pad Thai noodles come undercooked and chewy.
Small size packs a lot of Thai products at prices cheaper than the Chinese market. Fresh meat and vegetables require a trip elsewhere.
Good to know
There is a $10 credit card minimum, so bring cash for small purchases.
Many local Thai places do not accept credit cards, but this store does.
There is street parking nearby with a meter, and space is usually available.
Two separate dining rooms create spacious, cozy settings with warm, inviting decor and natural light. Loud music and bustling surroundings make the atmosphere lively, suited for family meals or date nights. Outdoor tables offer views of the market's activity, blending indoor comfort with vibrant street energy.
Shrimp Pad Thai features tender shrimp, perfectly stir-fried noodles, and a balance of sweetness, saltiness, and spice. Mango Sticky Rice stands out as a heavenly, authentic dessert. Tom Yum soup offers a tangy, aromatic broth with mushrooms, tofu, and shrimp for a hearty start.
Late-night options include a spot with authentic Thai flavors and no long lines. This place stands out as a hidden gem in the market's food scene.
Good to know
Happy hour at Ayada is from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm with cocktails priced at $12.
The happy hour offers $8 Sapporos.
Ayada has a drag show on Saturdays.
Food court with an open, modern design and bright, spacious seating creates an upbeat, social vibe. Loud club and rap music set a lively, energetic tone, attracting a local crowd who come to eat, meet, and unwind. A large bar and rooftop terrace add distinctive features for drinks and views.
Iced Thai tea latte stands out with its rich flavor. Northern Thai sausage offers a spicy kick with fragrant herbs and lemongrass. Pad Thai with tofu is consistently tasty and flavorful. Sticky rice pairs well with sweet chili sauce.
A variety of great restaurants offer diverse food options, including a Tacqueria and shortbread by the slice. The market keeps a lively atmosphere with good energy and solid service, making it a popular spot to gather and eat.
Good to know
Wednesday is their infamous steak frites night.
Time Out Market Union Square offers a happy hour.
They do not accept cash directly and require buying a gift card.
Food court offers free rooftop access with amazing city and river views including Little Island and New Jersey. Atmosphere varies from peaceful and relaxed to busy and uninviting near entrances, with uplifting DJ music enhancing the vibe. Seating is plentiful, and food options cover a unique variety without chain stores.
Duck Larb offers a decent, flavorful taste. The menu includes Thai ceviche, adding variety to the dishes.
Offers a variety of food stalls with a focus on minority-owned and women-owned businesses. The market has a refined and clean atmosphere with plenty of spots to hang out and enjoy views.
Good to know
Most food stalls open around 11:30am, so plan your visit accordingly.
The food court is clean and has plenty of seating available.
Market 57 focuses on women and minority-owned businesses.