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September in Bangkok

754 State St, New Haven, CT 06511, USA
4.6(0 reviews)
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Easygoing eatery with a patio & a warm ambiance offering traditional Thai cuisine.

Dog-friendly patio

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Elaine Wang

This is the second time we came here. We are from a different state/town coming here probably twice a year. We went 3 restaurants this time, the other 2 are just disappointing. and this one is as good as expected. Nothing can beat the tasty food here!

3 months ago
Bethlehem Abebe

Went here post a 5k and they had enough seating for us (7). The inside is very nice and they have a spacious space in the back for larger parties. I got the crab fried rice and the drunken man noodles and everything tasted pretty good!

3 months ago
Jeremy Baron

I couldn’t get enough of it when I was in college, so I keep coming back every time I visit! As a Thai food enthusiast, not many places have topped September in Bangkok for me yet. The portions are considerable, the drinks (especially the Thai iced tea) are delectable and refreshing. I always make sure to come here when I am in New Haven. Nice outdoor seating when it is warm outside.

4 months ago
Viggy Vanchi

Absolutely fantastic spot, and makes the list of top restaurants in New Haven. Their pineapple duck curry was super flavorful and came out with a unique presentation. The drunken noodles were just the right level of spice, though a bit vegetable heavy and lacking in noodles. Crab rangoons are a must-try, as well as the lychee creme brulee. You wouldn't think the lychee and creme brulee pairing would work, but it totally does. Great place to take a date.

5 months ago
Viraj Naik

We went with takeout, and the first surprise was the location. The restaurant is tucked into a quiet residential pocket just off I-91 — the kind of spot you can easily miss unless you are looking for it. From the outside it feels modest, but once you step in to pick up your order, you can tell it is a place that takes pride in its food and hospitality. We ordered Massaman Curry with tofu, Pad Thai, and Basil Fried Rice. All three dishes were excellent. The Massaman had that rich, slightly sweet, slightly nutty flavor you hope for, and the tofu was cooked well, not mushy. The Pad Thai was balanced and the Basil Fried Rice had a nice heat to it without overpowering the dish. Portions were very generous, and everything was spiced exactly the way we requested. For a small neighborhood place, it delivered big on flavor and quality. A really solid find, and one we would not mind driving out to again.

5 months ago
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