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10/14/2026
A Thai everyday favorite, made for a satisfying lunch. 🌶️🍳
Pad Kra Pao with a fried egg—fragrant Thai holy basil stir-fry served over rice and topped with a crispy fried egg. Simple, comforting, and full of flavor.
Stop by Zabb PuTawn for lunch and enjoy the kind of meal we never get tired of. ❤️
10/08/2026
Sweet, juicy Thai mangoes. Fragrant pandan sticky rice made from premium Thai Khao Niew Kiew Ngu (Snake Fang sticky rice). Rich coconut cream with the perfect touch of salt.
This is the authentic Mango Sticky Rice you’ve been craving. đźĄđźĄĄâś¨
Available only during mango season. Once summer is gone, it’s gone.
📍Zabb PuTawn – Brooklyn & Manhattan
09/30/2026
Big gathering or small get-together, let Zabb PuTawn bring bold Thai flavors to your table! 🍽️
Chef Tony prepares every catering order with care and attention to every detail. From office lunches to celebrations, we’re ready to make your meal memorable. Order your catering today!
đź“Ť Manhattan: 1584 1st Ave, New York, NY 10028
đź“ž (212) 988-8800
đź“Ť Brooklyn: 229 Court St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
đź“ž (347) 889-5581
09/24/2026
How well do you know SOMTUM ? 🇹đź‡
Thailand has so many versions of this beloved SOMTUM (papaya salad). Have you tried TUM PA yet? It’s bold, spicy, and packed with the flavors of Isaan.
Come discover a new favorite at Zabb PuTawn —no flight to Thailand needed. 🌶️
09/23/2026
đź’™ TEN YEARS, TRUE TO THE ROOTS
Celebrate Tom Yum Week—a citywide festival bringing food, art, and culture together—and Zabb PuTawn’s 10th anniversary with our special $42 prix-fixe menu.
Start with Som Tum Thai, choose Gaeng Om G*i, Khanom Jeen Nam Ngiao, or Larb Pla Duk, and finish with Kluay Buat Chi. Featuring Ten Years at the Blue Table, our special collaboration with BENXBLUES and ARPO.
📅 September 16–30
đź“Ť Zabb PuTawn Brooklyn
229 Court street Brooklyn, NY 11201
09/20/2026
🍌“Kluai Buat Chi” is a traditional Thai dessert dating back to the Ayutthaya period, born of the local wisdom of utilizing easily accessible, local ingredients.
The term “Buat Chi” refers to the appearance of the coconut milk broth; its pure, creamy white color resembles the robes of the white attire worn by Buddhist nuns.
Historically, the practice of simmering fruit in coconut milk was known as “Kaeng Buat” or simply “Buat.” When bananas were cooked in coconut milk—simmered with salt and sugar until both the fruit and the liquid took on a creamy white—the dish came to be known as “Kluay Buat Chi.”
Available during Tom Yum Week, September 16–30, exclusively at our Brooklyn location. Come taste a little sweetness from Thailand!
đź“Ť Zabb PuTawn Brooklyn
229 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
09/19/2026
“Laab Pla Duk” (Isan-Style Catfish Laab) 🌿🌶️✨
The word “Laab” refers to a traditional Isan dish in which meat or fish is finely chopped or flaked, then tossed with fresh herbs, lime, chilies and toasted rice powder.
“Pla Duk” means catfish in Thai.
Together, “Laab Pla Duk” is a bold and aromatic catfish dish filled with the spicy, tangy and savory flavors of Northeastern Thailand.
Available September 16–30 only at our Brooklyn location. Come taste authentic Isaan flavor before it’s gone!
đź“Ť Zabb PuTawn Brooklyn
229 Court St., Brooklyn, NY 11201
09/18/2026
Tomyum Week is here! 🌶️ Discover bold, authentic Northern and Isaan flavors at Zabb PuTawn. Limited time & only at Zabb PuTawn Brooklyn
09/18/2026
LISA put Som Tum in the spotlight—at Zabb PuTawn, we make it every way you crave it.
09/11/2026
“Tam Pa” (Spicy Jungle Papaya Salad)🌱🌶️✨
The word “Tam” is a Thai verb referring to the action of pounding or crushing ingredients inside a mortar using a pestle.
The word “Pa” refers to a vast area densely covered with trees, vegetation, or grass.
“Tam Pa” is a bold-flavored Isan-style papaya salad based on the *pla ra* (fermented fish) version, but it is generously packed with a wide variety of side ingredients and local vegetables—all pounded together in a single mortar.
The term “Tam Pa” originates from the Isan phrase “Tam Pa Tam Dong,” which alludes to a dense, diverse mix of ingredients—much like gathering whatever is available in the jungle and combining it all together.
đź“ŤZabb PuTawn Brooklyn
229 Court Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
(347) 889-5581
Address
1584 1st Avenue
New York, NY
10028
To reach a Thai restaurant located at 1st Avenue in New York, you can take the subway to the nearest station and walk for a few blocks. Alternatively, you can drive your car and park it at one of the nearby parking garages or metered street parking spots. Public transport options include buses and taxis as well.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
12pm - 4pm |
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5pm - 10pm |
| Tuesday |
12pm - 4pm |
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5pm - 10pm |
| Wednesday |
12pm - 4pm |
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5pm - 10pm |
| Thursday |
12pm - 4pm |
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5pm - 10pm |
| Friday |
12pm - 4pm |
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5pm - 10pm |
| Saturday |
12pm - 4pm |
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5pm - 10pm |
| Sunday |
12pm - 4pm |
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5pm - 10pm |
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What people say
If you're a fan of Thai cuisine, Zabb PuTawn on 1st Avenue is definitely worth checking out. This authentic Northern & Northeastern Thai restaurant is helmed by Michelin-Starred Chef Therdtus "Tony" Rittap, so you know you're in for a treat.
One thing that sets Zabb PuTawn apart is their versatility when it comes to Thai iced tea. Whether you want something tangy to pair with your red curry or something sweet to go with your pad see ew, they've got you covered. And if you're looking for the perfect dessert to cap off your meal, their sweet coconut sticky rice is a must-try.
Zabb PuTawn also knows how to celebrate special occasions like Mother's Day. They offered a special discount for diners who posted pictures of their food on Instagram and tagged the restaurant, making it the perfect spot to treat mom to some delicious Thai dishes and heartfelt conversation.
Overall, Zabb PuTawn delivers on both flavor and authenticity. With Chef Tony at the helm and a menu full of Northern & Northeastern Thai specialties, this restaurant is definitely worth a visit.
