Cafe Asean (CLOSED)

Great food! Very great place for a quiet meal and thoughtfully prepared dishes, such as red snapper with beans, steamed shrimp dumplings, nice wine and sticky rice for dessert. Eat in the back yard!

good food at fair prices if you like Asian food. the waiters are very attentive. In the warm weather you get to sit in their lovely garden, or inside where it's a bit tight but ok.

I'm pretty easy to satisfy when it comes to eating out, but man did this place fall on it's face. I specifically asked that my curry soup be prepared extra-spicy; it was about as spicy as day-old dishwater. The other dish (some sort of fish) at the table

The place is cozy and a lovely find. One of many of it's appealing points is that the staff is friendly and the atmosphere is casual and creative. I had the snapper that was served with this amazing coconut lime sauce onions and stringbeans. IT was AMAZIN

stuff yourself and your date into this adorable little spot and the impending winter cold is left out the door and entirely forgotten. It's warm inside, filled with a rainbow of lanterns, flowers and painted tables.. And steaming ceramic pots of curry and

I live in the neighborhood and typically enjoy the food (and the value) at Cafe Asean. I'm always recommending it to people! But I ordered delivery from there last night (for the first time) and found it very disappointing! The tofu and vegetable curry

This place has remained eternally true to its Asean roots, but wished it offered some Filipino cuisine as well. The ambience and esoteric music is great and calming, with the frendliest waitstaff you would find in Manhattan. Simply, "De-li-cioussss!"

I was there a few years ago and recently I dropped by as I was just curious whether it is still as good. My verdict is that the food is less authentic and more Americanized unfortunately! I missed the pungent smell of strong herbs and spices which real M