Kin Shop
(Now Closed)Thai Restaurant and Asian Restaurant$$$$
West Village, New York
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Public House WineSeptember 12, 2014Buzzwords: goat, duck, curry. Go here and try it all. Great for an adventurous eating date.
Emily YeagerJuly 26, 2013A delicious & vegetarian restaurant week meal: melon salad, vegetable pad see ew & calamansi sorbet
Lillian CheungFebruary 11, 2015The lunch sets are so cute and instagrammable! Goat massaman curry is delish but very spicy.
M GSeptember 26, 2012The Bone Marrow is fantastic! Red:Duck is excellent. Definitely coming back again and again. YUM!
Heather VelezApril 19, 2012Steamed fried rice with mussels and Chinese broccoli & sausage = all you need in life. Bonus: Gary Shteyngart at the bar.
Tani YeeJuly 26, 2013Great restaurant week menu -- favs were the sausage, the beef and the calamansi sorbet
Get the fried chicken sandwich for brunch... And the kale salad to balance it out
The New York TimesDecember 15, 2010Don’t stare at the celebrity chef. Get started. Have a pickled martini and a squid-ink soup, fiery and rich. It tastes of brisket and joy. Read more
Virginie Martin-OnraetNovember 13, 2012So so so soooo good!!! Sticky rice. Duck as an entrée. Black noodle. Pork and fried oyster salad as an appetizer!
Diana MMarch 16, 2011Like everyone else, I'm wild for the squid ink soup, the braised goat and the BONE MARROW. Wish I could eat here every day.
Pete JelliffeJuly 25, 2012Try the Northern Thai Style Curry Noodle - Creamy but not heavy, hearty yet refreshing! Dish of the night.
The Slow Burn is the hottest drink I've ever had. It really lives up to its name. Wow! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mark FriedmanApril 7, 2012Sit at the bar for a great experience...the bartenders are super friendly and helpful with the menu.
Summer IzkovichNovember 13, 2014Imagine a tilefish curry with green papaya, or roasted mushroom drunken noodles
Will ArnoneJanuary 25, 2013Thai at its best especially the Brussels sprouts. A bit loud but you won't care.
Josh BerkowitzSeptember 27, 2014Not your average Thai food! Flavorful, interesting dishes. Branch out, don't just get Pad Thai!- Simran JaisingJanuary 27, 2013delicate skate in the jungle curry, juicy mussels. short rib was flavorful but dry. curries are on point....though kin shop did leave me with minor food poisoning...
Pueblo Viejo TequilaDecember 21, 2016If you visit_ Kin Shop don’t forget to pair your favorite dessert with Pueblo Viejo Añejo.
Get the Masaman braised goat with a side order of roti, and you'll be stuffed and in heaven.
Ben LeeSeptember 3, 2012The thai ice tea ice cream is fantastic. Not too sweet and only three bucks!
- Pueblo Viejo TequilaMarch 3, 2016If you want to freshen up with a delicious cocktail at Kin Shop, try a Paloma mixed with Pueblo Viejo Blanco.
Amanda KludtJanuary 12, 2011One of the best bone marrow dishes in town. And you'd be silly not to try the goat.
Design*SpongeApril 18, 2011Pork meatball soup is a must. And dump the chili jam on anything you can get your hands on. Delicious.
Maxwell ZMarch 3, 2011Order the red curry duck. Apply a piece of duck to your roti - drizzle on sauce. Voila! Red curry duck "tacos." Delicious.
Condé Nast TravelerApril 21, 2011The duck laab salad skates that thin line between insanely hot and divinely delicious.
DariaFebruary 14, 2011best dishes we had: roti, roasted duck breast, braised goat, and thai iced tea ice cream
Bin YangMay 8, 2012Really great flavors, but no it's not 'real thai' food, portions are also a little small
- Pueblo Viejo TequilaFebruary 15, 2016When you visit Kin Shop, start by ordering a delicious cocktail mixed with Pueblo Viejo Blanco.
Kate GoldJanuary 5, 2011If you like spicy, go for the duck laab appetizer. The braised goat is tender and tasty.
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kin shop is a contemporary Thai restaurant opened by Chef Harold Dieterle and Alicia Nosenzo. “kin,” is the Thai word for “to eat”. kin shop‘s menu features both contemporary reinterpretations of traditional Thai dishes and wholly new items inspired by Thai ingredients.
Permanently closed (Show more)
- Mon–Thu
- 11:30 AM–11:00 PM
- Fri–Sat
- 11:30 AM–11:30 PM
- Sun
- 11:30 AM–10:00 PM
(212) 675-4295
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Reservations
Yes
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. American Express & MasterCard)
Outdoor Seating
No
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Dinner
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Beer, Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails
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Katalina Acevedo - 8.3
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