Little Grenjai

We were super lucky to get to walk in to Little Grenjai on a weekend dinner as the restaurant is small and cozy. We ordered the crab fried rice, fried chicken dinner, massaman curry, and Thai tea cake and would happily reorder everything but the curry. It wasn't bad, but the other dishes were exceptional.So glad to have a delicious Thai American spot in Bed Stuy.

The concept of this restaurant is v interesting. The inside is diner like except you have no servers/waitstaff like a reg dining place. You come in and are able to sit anywhere you like and then walk up to the counter to order and then your food is brought to you. I opted to sit at the counter facing the open kitchen (we love an open kitchen concept). I got the crab rangoon to start and then the krapow smash burger. The rangoons were tasty although there was v little crab and more cream cheese than anything else. I enjoyed the sweet chili sauce that came with it. The burger is what I really came for -- It honestly was one of the more flavorful burgers i've had in a while and that's obvi due to the thai flavors incorporated into the patty. The thai basil and chilies were a nice touch to the burger however I wish the sauce that came on there was a little more. Would I come back for the burger? Possibly. Am I interested in trying their other thai menu items? for sure.

decent thai, but for the most part thought the dishes were a bit restrained, lacking heat or flavor. the wedge salad was our favorite thing - the pork served it was delicious, fatty and crispy. the crispy rice salad was solid, but thought it could've had more citrus. crab rangoons were a crowd pleaser. the nam tok was not at all spicy and lacked caramelized fish sauce flavor, the pad thai was pretty bland, the papaya salad had no spice either. the fried chicken was decent, as was the crab fried rice. the place is small and gets busy - we had to wait about 90 minutes on a weekday for a 4 top

A cozy spot with wonderful service and yummy food! We ordered the crispy rice salad, pad thai, massaman short rib and sticky rice sundae. tl;dr:Crispy rice salad - yesMassaman short rib - yesPad Thai - noSticky rice sundae - yesMy favorite was definitely the short rib and we saw a lot of short rib orders being made that night (we sat at the counter which looks directly into the kitchen). Crispy rice salad was delicious as well. I was most looking forward to the pad Thai because it was so hyped on the website, but it wasn't my favorite. The noodle texture was a soft and sauced pad thai, but the other ingredients got lost in the noodles and sauce so you couldn't really taste or distinguish them. I felt there was only one wet/soft texture and one predominant flavor. If you're picking carbs, I'd suggest the crab fried rice instead -- we saw a lot being prepared and it looked good. The sundae was tasty and different because of the sticky rice flavor and salted peanuts -- that gave it nice varying textures and tastes. However, it was not my personal favorite but it was very good. It was tough not comparing it to Thai Diner's coconut sundae (though they're different) because I recently had it. My companion loved it.Little Grenjai's service was lovely and I'm eager to go back for the burger.

Little Grenjai's Thai-styled smashburger caught my eye so came by for weekend brunch. It wasn't super busy on a Saturday afternoon around 2pm. We tried the smashburger with fries, and drunken noodles with cracklin pork belly. They were out of their Thai tea so didn't get to try. The smashburger wasn't too greasy with the pickled veggies and we enjoyed the blend of pork and beef. It was missing a bit more sauce imo, could've been a creamier sauce since it wasn't too greasy. Their drunken noodles are actually pretty spicy!!! They were on the greasy side but veryyyy well flavored. The cracklin pork belly was also crispy and yummy. I would recommend trying! It's pretty unique and the flavors are authentic (def with the spiciness).

I came here on a really busy Sunday, but we were the first to arrive and so we were seated immediately. They had a few outages that day, but they were able to work around it and give us other options for the dishes that we ordered. They were kind enough to make sure that we got reimbursed on the parts of the order that they could not fulfill And I will say that all the food that came out was really delicious. I especially really like the burger and the Matcha that I got. The space looks like a diner and service seems really fast and friendly, the owners are from the Neighbourhood and so they have a really good feel and vibe for the place and they also seem to welcome a lot of locals here. I definitely would recommend checking this place out.

Colorful, trendy, cramped space now housing this former takeout/delivery-only darling.The burger is genuinely unique - it tasted a lot like pad krapow in sandwich form."Street style" pad thai had good flavor but the portion of rice noodles was disappointingly small, and just disproportionate compared to the decent portion for the $5 crispy pork belly add-on. Yes, I know that's the typical portion at a street stall in Thailand. It still feels underwhelming for a $22 dish at a gentrified Brooklyn eatery. Rice noodles barely cost anything, c'mon now.Also tried the thai tea cake - okay sponge with good thai tea flavor.Glad I tried it but a bit too out-of-the-way and pricey for the portion size for me to come back.

Today was my second time to the restaurant, though the first was for one of their community dinner events before formally opening - so this was my first try of the quickly-becoming-famous smash burger.The burger was delicious, well cooked, the toppings were great adding nice flavor, and bun was nice. Just a very well done smash burger. The potato slices that you can optionally get on the side were also very freshly fried and delicious, I'd recommend adding them. I got the smash burger without the cheese as I'm an American-cheese-hater, but didn't miss it at all.I've been having their pad ka prao pork for a couple years, as they used to have a pop-up near me that was my go to. Honestly it's my favorite pad ka prao in all of Brooklyn, only NYC places that can compete are in Elmhurst Queens.Both the dinner service at the community table and lunch service were very good. Lunch is very casual (order at front and find a seat), but pleasant and quick. Dinner service was more traditional seated restaurant and was high quality.Ambiance is great, beautifully designed/decorated restaurant.Highly recommend!

Came here to check out this infamous burger and let me tell y'all... I will be back for more!! That burger was so IMMENSELY marvelous! The spices on that meat and the toppings are something that has never touched my lips before! I mean.. DAMMNNN I want to tell everyone to come here and try it. Keep in mind that they are only served during lunch. They have a cute menu which I will try more items off of when I return. The fries I could've done without. Nothing to write home about with those. But that burger... mmmm mmmm good! Spot is on the smaller side. The service and staff were very helpful and attentive. Love it here. Nice little gem in the hood! Will most definitely be back! Fo' sure

We went during dinner, thinking they would have the smashburger. Found out that's only during lunch! Instead, we got the leek dip and drunken noodles. Leek dip was great but the noodles were nothing special. The tofu we got was just on top of the noodles- it was just okay. Wouldn't go back for dinner, but would come back just to try the burger