Ricepot Thai Cookhouse
Looking for an authentic Thai dining experience in Brooklyn? Look no further than Ricepot Thai Cookhouse. Nestled at 1972 86th St, Brooklyn, NY, this cozy spot has quickly become a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Known for its vibrant flavors and inviting atmosphere, Ricepot Thai Cookhouse offers a wide range of traditional Thai dishes that are sure to satisfy any craving.
If you’re new to Thai cuisine, you’re in for a treat! One of their top dishes, the Pork Belly Basket, is a must-try. The tender, crispy pork belly is paired perfectly with a selection of fresh vegetables and served in a unique basket, making it both a visual and culinary delight. Another favorite is the Drunken Noodles – a flavorful stir-fry dish with wide rice noodles, packed with herbs, veggies, and your choice of protein. It's the perfect balance of savory, spicy, and aromatic, just as Thai food should be!
For those who love a good noodle dish, the Pad See Ew is a standout. The thick, chewy noodles are stir-fried with soy sauce and vegetables, creating a deliciously smoky flavor that makes it hard to stop at just one bite. And if you’re craving something a bit more familiar, Ricepot Pad Thai is always a great choice. With the perfect balance of tangy, sweet, and savory, it’s a dish that never disappoints.
No Thai meal would be complete without a bowl of Green Curry. This rich, aromatic curry is bursting with the flavor of coconut milk, fresh herbs, and a kick of spice that’ll transport your taste buds straight to Thailand. Whether you like it mild or fiery, the Green Curry at Ricepot is the perfect comfort food.
Ricepot Thai Cookhouse combines the best of Thai cuisine with a friendly atmosphere, making it the go-to spot for those craving bold, delicious flavors. Whether you’re dining in or ordering takeout, every dish is crafted with care and attention to detail, ensuring a memorable meal every time.
Reviews
Such a great value meal when you come for their lunch specials. It's a nice Thai place in south bk that offers delicious yet affordable Thai dishes. They don't skimp out on flavor or portion. I would say the chicken wings you can skip, but the satay was decent. Their main dishes are the best as both the Tom yum noodle soup and Khao Soi were delicious.
Went here for dinner. We had 7 people they were nice enough to make 3 tables. The place was small and not that much table. There was long table like a bar. We order appetizer and main course. It wasn't bad came pretty fast. Very tasty too. The staff and service was great. We will come back again
Honestly stopped in here to pass some time with a beverage but the food at another table smelled so good, I decided to order the Salmon. It was perfectly prepared and the curry was memorable. a balance of Thai flavors with a bit of a kick. Would like to go back and try more of the menu.
Finally a Thai food restaurant in the neighborhood. I wanted to dine in but ended up getting takeout. Ordered the Ricepot pad thai and drunken noodles with chicken, and a Thai iced tea. I would say, this place is definitely not authentic Thai food. The flavors are there, but you can just tell it's not authentic Thai flavor, if that makes sense. The food is good though and prices are affordable. For the price though, the portions are HUGE. I couldn't finish my drunken noodles and had to split it into two meals.
Crispy Cod with Mango Salad, 3.0 The cod was very cripsy, but slightly overcooked. Classic Thai Coconut Soup 4.5 stars. Delicious coconut soup with tender chicken pieces Curry puff 3.5 stars. Nice crispy pastry with curry chicken. Thai ice tea. 4.5 stars Service 4.0. On a busy NYE night, the waitress was trying to serve all the tables as quickly as possible. Atmosphere 4.0. Clean restaurant