For centuries, throughout Southeast Asia, millions have enjoyed a common dish known as Hainanese Chicken and Rice. The dish has ventured from the villages of the Hainan Province in the South China Sea, all the way to the Global Ports of Singapore, Bangkok and Phuket. Thailand is where this tasteful dish evolved and grew with amazing spices and style to become known as: Khao Man Gai Khao Man Gai has delighted millions all over Thailand; especially in Bangkok, the street food capital of the world. It has become a food haven for both locals and tourist alike who enjoy this flavorful dish. We bring the tastes and traditions of Bangkok, to the streets of New York City.
Counter-serve specializing in a comforting chicken & rice dish served with a choice of sauce.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 158 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017
Phone: (917) 675-6642
Website: https://gainyc.com/gaichickenrice45st?utm_source=google
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The Thai iced tea was just as good as in Thailand. I even went back two days in a row, and on top of that, I bought extra to take on my flight so my friends in another city could try it too. The price is great, the food is delicious, clean, and satisfying.
The spicy fried chicken with ginger rice was really delicious. The roasted chicken was good. The roasted green bean was not good because the green bean was old.
We ordered via one of the 2 tablets at the store. And got our order a few minutes after. The place was fairly busy at 1PM, but we were in and out within 10 minutes.
See photos – the plantain were cut in huge chunks and were only half cooked, I cut them all open to check, and all of them were raw on the inside. The cauliflower side was the sad, soggy, and unseasoned, I think they gave me half a serving which is just us well since I didn’t eat it.
Will be thinking twice before using Gai again.