Charm Kao

Hit the spot. Smaller place, and you get what you expect. Service was fine, though the menu was worn out terribly. Nice variety and broken down by region for specials. Tried the duck, and it was good. Mostly fat and bones, but the flavor was better than expected.

Four of us had four different, extremely delicious dishes and a couple very tasty appetizers. Each of us was quite pleased and hope to come back again!

There are so many good Thai places around, this one is not good and overpriced. I got the khao soi which is usually served with a whole chicken leg. This place advertised on their menu they serve it with chicken thigh, but they ended up just adding overcooked and dry chicken breast to it. This photo is also with all the soup added to it- it’s supposed to be a noodle soup lol. Disappointing.

The prices was good, I liked the restaurant, very small but comfortable, I like when the music is very low. The food was not bad, but it really needs more Thai touch… it needs a strong flavor, you can do it better! Thanks

A disappointing experience, I got the green curry take away call mom with normal spice level. It came full of red chili flakes, and impossible to eat. Red chili flakes are such a copout when you call yourself authentic Thai restaurant and this is how you make things spicy. The curry was also literally just water and hardly any coconut milk. Had to throw most of it away, will not order here again. Two stars because the person on the phone was very polite and the delivery was very fast but everything else was a letdown.

Possibly the best Thai food I’ve ever had. Try the specialty dishes!

Very authentic Thai food. All the dishes like duck curry, glass noodle vegetables and fried flat noodles are super aroi, just a tad spicy as Thai food should be. Place just a simple eatery. Lots of take away orders. Recommended for anyone yearning for Thai taste in Brooklyn.