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Elegant restaurant interior with warm lighting and olive tree centerpiece

Connecting
Past,
Present,
and Future

At Narkara, dining is a cultural journey inspired by the culinary traditions of Northern and Northeastern Thailand. These regions offer a deeper, lesser-seen expression of Thai cuisine shaped by distinct landscapes and ways of living. In the North, cooler, mountainous terrain gives rise to aromatic, herb-driven dishes, while Northeastern Thai, or Isan cuisine, reflects a hotter, drier climate and a close relationship with the Mekong River, favoring bold, savory, and fermented flavors over sweetness or richness. Ingredients such as herbs, chilies, dried spices, sticky rice, and preserved elements form the foundation of our cooking, creating food that is layered, balanced, and meant to be shared. Crafted in-house with care, our menu honors generations of culinary wisdom while embracing thoughtful innovation. Custom bamboo installations, woven pieces, and handcrafted ceramics reflect Thailand’s artistry, allowing Narkara to share the unseen taste of Thailand with New York through food, design, and hospitality.

Chilean seabass with Thai herbs, roasted in banana leaf
Elegant bar with Naga artwork, sleek marble countertop, and wooden stools
Thai sausage Platter, relish, and crisps
Narkara Thai restaurant logo, Union Square NYC

The Unseen Taste of Thailand

Stories of the Mekong Delta told through flavor and tradition.

EXPLORE NARKARA

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Narkara restaurant interior: dimly lit, wooden dividers, and ambient lighting

PRIVATE EVENTS

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Opening Hours

Weekend Lunch: Sat & Sun, 12– 2.45 PM (Dinner Menu Served)
Dinner:  Sun-Thu 5-9PM, Fri & Sat 5–10 PM 

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