Moon & Back is a Thai restaurant located in the heart of the West Village, offering dishes inspired by regions across Thailand. Our menu features comforting, thoughtfully prepared food rooted in a mom-to-table philosophy, blending traditional flavors with a modern approach. Designed for sharing, our cooking reflects family recipes, regional specialties, and Thai comfort food. We also offer creative cocktails in a warm, welcoming space where guests can relax, gather, and enjoy a home-like dining experience.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 117 W 10th St, New York, NY 10011
Phone: (212) 649-4995
Website: https://www.moonandbacknyc.com/
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The dishes had a combo of classic and more creative dishes. My fav was then Moo Puang starter. The pork was so flavorful and I also loved the sauce and eggplant dip that it came with. The escargot curry was also a standout and the perfect level of spice.
We tried the durian crème brûlée for dessert, which actually had pieces of durian in it. If you’re a durian fan or curious about the taste, this is a must-try and quite unique. If you’re not into the flavor, you might want to skip it.
I also really enjoyed the Moonlight Coconut and Milky Way cocktails. They both tasted really fresh!
Overall, this spot is definitely worth checking out!
My friend’s favorite, the grilled squid, was especially good with the cilantro dipping sauce. We liked that it had a little kick of spice. The crispy duck was perfectly crunchy, and the pomelo added a nice, refreshing contrast. The fried chicken was also excellent, which tells me they really know how to fry their food well.
Even though we were full, we couldn’t skip dessert. We had my favorite combination: durian and crème brûlée. If you’re a fan of crème brûlée, you absolutely have to try it here—it’s one of the best crème brûlée. I really enjoyed this meal and can’t wait to come back and try more dishes after my trip.
I highly recommend dining with 3-4 to try various dishes. They have the Thai classics on the menu, but they also have really interesting other dishes I haven’t had at other Thai spots, and are more for the adventurous diners: including this marinated pork (moo puang) with an eggplant dip and an escargot in this rich curry sauce. Both are must-trys for real!!!
A dish the staff recommended was the Khao soi crispy chicken. It was slightly thinner than other khao soi curries I’ve had. The standout of this dish though was the chicken. SO crispy yet juicy! A definitely crowd pleaser for all palates.
I also had the durian crème brûlée. Durian lovers will love it. It has pieces of durian fruit in it. While my friend didn’t take more than one bite, I ate the entire rest of the crème brûlée myself… 😀 so good.
The service was just as impressive. The staff was kind, attentive, and handled our group with ease. Everyone felt taken care of, and the food was outstanding.
We love this place and can’t wait to come back.