
Falansai (fuh-lan-sigh) is a Vietnamese-Mexican restaurant by Vietnamese-Mexican chef Eric Tran, in Greenpoint Brooklyn, we are all about feeding the world delicious foods with ingredients that inspire us and challenge the traditional ideas of what constitutes American Cuisine” Come join us for coffee and pastries in the morning or wine and dine with us in the evening. as we make this transition to our new location, we will serving à la carte menu at this time. NO DAC BIET being served during the opeing phase. We hope to start the Chef’s dac biet menu in the coming weeks!
Warehouse-chic spot with communal tables, creative Vietnamese dishes with a French twist & wine.
Hours
| Sunday | 9 AM–3 PM, 5:30–10 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–3 PM, 5:30–10 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–3 PM, 5:30–10 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–3 PM, 5:30–10 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–3 PM, 5:30–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 120 Norman Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Website: http://falansai.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
I was very excited for the food as Vietnamese and Mexican are two of my favorite cuisines. Everything was 10/10. The red curry and the bean dish (which I can’t find on their online menu now) really stood out to me! The duck tamales were also a favorite. Anyways, I had high expectations and they were far exceeded. Definitely recommend!
Most of the dishes on the menu were unique, so it took longer than usual to hear the detailed menu explanation from the staff and think about what to choose.
Around the time of choosing the menu to order and requesting an order, an employee approached and was informed that there was a 90-minute regulation after sitting, so after 90 minutes of reservation time, if a reservation person came, we would have to give up their seats.
Immediately after we getting the 90-minute regulation explanation, the beverage staff(a tall Asian man) approached the table and explained the 90-minute meal rule guide once again, saying, “You’ve already spent more than 30 minutes choosing the menu to order.”
I didn’t feel good when I heard this comment, but since it was my first time visiting the restaurant, I decided to have a good time while eating a new menu.
The food I ordered was not tasty enough to meet the expectations, but it tasted above average.
It took a little more than 90 minutes to finish the meal, but there was no rush to leave the table due to the enough of seats in the later hours. However, the employee(a tall Asian man) took charge of the payment and processed the calculation process with the Toast device at the table. After entering the tip, additional time was needed to receive the receipt by e-mail, but the employee said, “There is no need to leave a separate review,” and tried to take the device in a hurry even though the input was not finished.
Usually, I go into the restaurant’s SNS account to look at the employee who received a good impression, but this time, I looked through all the restaurant’s Instagram account posts because I was curious about who the employee was curtly responding to customers. It seems that he has been working at a restaurant for a long time, but I was curious if he had been working that way before.
This restaurant’s first visit is likely to be the last.
The new furniture is awesome, but now back of house is always blasting music and videos from their phones that battle the music and vibe out in the sitting area and there’s no division there.
Havent tried the new restaurant, but going to and will change my review accordingly!