Born Thai

Peaceful and quiet . Lucky me - found parking same block !! Delicious food as usual..my pretty drink Tom lift my spirits.

We were in the neighborhood since we were going to catch a show at Barclays. Looking for places to eat this came up & glad we gave it a try, drinks Thai iced tea , was very good. Appetizers we tried the Curry puff, light crispy, nice dipping sauce they were very tasty, love me a good curry puff. Main dishes we tried, Garlic chicken & See-ew noodles w beef, both were very good dishes, nice flavor to meats, good noodles & beef very good. Also tried the Basil Fried rice & the Ginger sauce w meat, both very good. Small location, dimly lit , service was good & prices were not bad, this was a nice find for a good dinner option before a show.

I've eaten at Born any times and it never disappoints. The food is fresh and flavorful. The presentation of the food is eye catching. The hosts and servers are welcoming, courteous and helpful with choosing menu items. The ambiance has a warm modern feel. My friend and I ordered Pad Thai. I had chicken and he had shrimp. Our favorite desert is mango sticky rice.

We had a delicious time here. Went to the Barclays Center for a concert but we decided to have dinner and drinks here before the show. The drinks were delicious. The food was very tasty and had good portion size. Everything tasted freshly made. We also didn't have to wait too long for our food. Servers were kind. I will definitely come her again when I'm the area. A must t try for Thai food in the downtown Brooklyn area. We ordered various drinks from the menu. For appetizers we had chicken curry puffs, wings, and shrimp roll. For our entrees we had crab fried rice and Thai fried rice with shrimp. The shrimp were jumbo and the crab meat was real large pieces of lump crab. This restaurant uses quality ingredients and is not stingy with the portions. The venue is small so if you're considering going with a large group I would recommend calling ahead or making a reservation.

I may need to give Born Thai another try as I had a mixed experience. We didn't have a reservation but they were able to seat us quickly. The lychee sweet tea was a bit too concentrated for my liking but if you are really into sweet tea, you would probably like it. The chicken satay was the star of the night! I've had it from other restaurants before but this one was flavor packed and I appreciated that they put the sauces on the side. I ordered the shrimp Thai fried rice and it was good but could have used more flavor. I actually didn't taste any seasoning on the shrimp but will say they give you a good amount and they are jumbo. My friend ordered the Pork Krapow and really loved it. I tried it and it was flavor packed, a bit spicy but they do warn you of that. The waiter was very attentive and made sure your water cup was always full. It is a smaller restaurant but nice neighborhood feel and has a stocked bar. I would go again but order a different entree.

@foodie_starry OMG so many Thai food in Brooklyn! Definitely worth an adventure! Dive into the exotic world of Khao Soi with choices of duck or soft-shell crab, nestled in a rich Northern Thai coconut curry with egg noodles--a true taste sensation! Experience the Jumbo Shrimp Pad Thai, where sweet tamarind sauce meets thin noodles, eggs, crushed peanuts, and scallions, creating a delightfully non-greasy dish that's hard to put down. Don't miss the Tamarind Duck, a tender half duck roasted to perfection, served with sweet tamarind sauce, steamed veggies, and jasmine rice. It's a dish that truly captures the essence of Thai cuisine. For something unique, try the Salmon Chili Avocado. This dish combines grilled salmon with Thai-style curry stewed veggies, avocado, and a spicy green sauce, available with white or brown jasmine rice.Sweeten your meal with the classic Thai dessert, Sweet Sticky Rice with Mango, or indulge in a twist with the Fried Ice Cream, featuring a crispy outer shell and creamy vanilla inside.Head over to Born for a culinary journey that's as vibrant and bustling as Brooklyn itself!

Just had one of the most flavorful meals in NYC! located in Brooklyn NY truly brings the taste of Thailand to life. Celebrated our anniversary here and it felt like a culinary journey. With its authentic decor and festive drinks, this spot offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. You have to try it! The papaya salad was an explosion of freshness and spice, a perfect starter. The Khao Soi, a Northern-style Thai coconut curry with egg noodles was rich and deeply satisfying. But the highlight was the Born Fish--a crispy whole Red Snapper served with a homemade spicy sweet chili sauce. Each bite was heaven!

Ive passed this restaurant many times over the years and sadly never really noticed it but now that Ive finally tried it, i'm sad that I missed out for so long. Let me start by saying that the place has a cute and cozy vibe but it is very very small so I would suggest going at a less busier time to avoid long waits. The basil fried rice was very delicious and I was happy that they were able to make alterations due to my seafood allergy, this is something that many other Thai restaurant are unable to do. The star of the show however was the curry puffs, probably legit the best Ive ever had. The drinks are also pretty tasty, not very strong but I don't like my drinks too strong. The only issue I had with the service was how long it took our food to come out. Like seriously a 30 minute wait. It was a good thing we had such a fun time but my stomach was growling. Other then that great little spot.

Came here with a friend after graduation at Barclays. It's a neat space, with great food, the service was a little slow but they were super accommodating with a special request to add crispy duck to my friends meal. Drinks came perfect the lycheee martini was top tier!

The food is great nice and flavorful the portion is small the service is nice when unare cooling indoors but I got this to go inside is very small so please plan ahead if u wanna do a crowd more then 4