4 Best Southeast Asian Restaurants In Gravesend

4 restaurants available nearby

A photo of Pig and Khao - LES restaurant

1. Pig and Khao - LES

4.8

Exceptional(1427)

Price: Expensive

• Southeast asian • Lower East Side

Booked 32 times today

At Pig and Khao on the vibrant Lower East Side, the essence of Filipino cuisine shines brilliantly through its meticulously crafted dishes. Helmed by Top Chef alum Leah Cohen, this eatery delights with its authentic and innovative takes on Filipino classics. The Crispy Pork Belly Adobo and Crispy Pata are a testament to the restaurant's commitment to flavor and tradition, often described as "amazing" and the highlight of diners' experiences. With a lively atmosphere and rave reviews like "best meal in NYC," Pig and Khao offers more than just a meal—it provides a culinary adventure steeped in the rich flavors of the Philippines, making it a must-visit for authentic Southeast Asian fare.

2. Lula Mae

4.8

Exceptional(5)

Price: Expensive

• Southeast asian • Fort Greene

Booked 3 times today

Lula Mae in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, is a culinary gem that has quickly become a beacon of authentic Cambodian cuisine in the heart of New York City. Chef Dan San and Roof Alexander have created a vibrant dining experience with dishes that resonate deeply with the rich flavors and traditions of Cambodia. Guests rave about the authenticity and innovation found in dishes like the "fire" duck and the uniquely seasoned oysters with kong sauce. The ambiance is described as both chic and inviting, with a hidden lounge that offers a cozy retreat. One diner exclaimed, "The food gives truly vibrant flavors that I keep coming back for," highlighting the restaurant's commitment to quality and authenticity. Whether it's the robust flavors or the warm, welcoming atmosphere, Lula Mae stands out as a premier destination for those seeking a genuine taste of Cambodia.

3. Ma-Dé

4.4

Awesome(4)

Price: Very Expensive

• Southeast asian • NoLita

Booked 1 time today

Ma-Dé in NoLita, New York, is a culinary gem for those seeking exceptional vegetarian cuisine. Known for its creative and vegetable-centric dishes, Ma-Dé offers a delightful and sophisticated dining experience. Patrons rave about the "spectacular" dumpling tower and the "delightful" corn dumplings, highlighting their expert preparation and unique flavors. The restaurant's elegant Bali-inspired interiors create a warm, inviting atmosphere perfect for savoring each beautifully presented dish. Ma-Dé's commitment to quality and flavor shines through in its menu, making it a must-visit for both vegetarians and food enthusiasts alike. Whether it's the thoughtful decor or the inventive vegetable dishes, Ma-Dé promises an unforgettable dining adventure.

A photo of Anjappar Chettinad restaurant

4. Anjappar Chettinad

4.2

Awesome(14)

Price: Moderate

• Southeast asian • Murray Hill

Booked 4 times today

Anjappar Chettinad in Murray Hill, New York, is a beacon of South Indian cuisine, delighting diners with its authentic and expertly spiced dishes since 1964. Known for its Chettinad chicken and Dindigul Samba Biriyani, the restaurant has earned a Michelin rating, reflecting its commitment to quality and flavor. Patrons rave about the "wonderful vegetarian thali" and commend the "great service and great food!" One reviewer highlighted, "One of the best South Indian food I ever had in New York! Definitely try the biryanis and mango lassi." This restaurant not only promises an amazing dining experience but also offers a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes every meal memorable.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Pig and Khao - LES

2. Lula Mae

3. Ma-Dé

4. Anjappar Chettinad

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