Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9 Old Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Phone: (845) 314-3606
Website: https://www.elephantdistrict.com/
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We ordered the Crispy Calamari, Thai Curry Puffs, Lobster Pad Thai and the Jumbo Dumbo Steak. Everything was flavorful and nicely presented, but the mains were definitely the highlight — super satisfying and packed with flavor.
We finished with the Mango Sticky Rice and tried a couple of cocktails (Sri Mala and Rumpan), both fresh and easy to drink.
Overall, a really solid spot for Thai food in Dumbo. Good vibe, good food, and somewhere I’d happily come back to.
Great atmosphere and City is a very friendly server! She is very detail and organized. Perfect for date night — will definitely be back!
Prawns and green mussels were tasty. Everything was nicely seasoned. We were treated with dessert since we were celebrating a birthday. Thanks Kay!!
Had the Pad Thai, Seafood Curry, the mango chai tea. The Pad Thai noodles had the perfect texture and flavouring and came with two large prawns which complimented the noodles very well. The curry included some of the most juicy, well-cooked scallops we’ve ever had; not to mention the most delicious big soft shell crab. The mango chai iced tea
was so well-balanced; flavourful but also not too sweet, and didn’t know mango could compliment chai so nicely.
The best drink on the menu is the Sri Mala – mango and pandan make it a delicious and perfectly balanced cocktail. Although we didn’t try everything, this drink alone is so good we’ll be back to try the rest of the unique and tasty drinks.
We ordered the Moo Ping (pork skewers) and Som Tum Thai (papaya salad) for starters. The pork skewers were perfectly cooked and the papaya salad was refreshing with the right amount of spice. We also ordered the Crying Tiger Steak and the Sam Praya (seafood trio curry). Steak was cooked nicely and the nam jim sauce was a wonderful complement. The curry was very light and flavorful, soft shell crab was so crisp and clean – we wish we took a photo but the food was so good we couldn’t wait! The scallops and shrimp were also perfectly cooked and garnished with fresh peppercorn.
And of course we had to end the meal with the mango sticky rice. Everything was so delicious but the service, especially Kay, made the experience even better…. The mango on top if you will.
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Elephant District has the kind of polished ease that’s immediately disarming. From the moment you step inside, the room feels warm and composed—stylish without being showy, inviting without trying too hard. It sets the tone for an evening where details matter.
The food arrives beautifully presented and confidently flavored, each dish balanced and thoughtfully executed. Freshness is evident across the menu, and the kitchen shows restraint where it counts—letting quality ingredients speak rather than overwhelming them. It’s the kind of cooking that feels considered and quietly luxurious.
But what elevates the experience from very good to memorable is the service. Our server, City, delivered hospitality with rare finesse. Warm, intuitive, and genuinely attentive, she guided the meal with spot-on recommendations and impeccable timing. She seemed to anticipate needs before they were voiced—water glasses never empty, transitions between courses seamless—creating a rhythm that felt effortless rather than orchestrated.
City’s presence brought a sense of calm confidence to the table, allowing the evening to unfold naturally, without interruption or pressure. It’s that subtle, almost invisible kind of service that defines truly great dining.
Elephant District succeeds where it matters most: excellent food, a welcoming atmosphere, and service that understands the art of restraint. It’s a Brooklyn dinner destination worth returning to—and one you’ll find yourself recommending without hesitation.