New York City · Thai
Bangkok Supper Club
West Village charcoal-grill Thai since 2023 from the Fish Cheeks team: late-night Bangkok energy, scallop ceviche, and two NYT stars.
- Price
- $$$
- Opened
- 2023
- Neighborhood
- West Village641 Hudson St, New York, NY 10014
About
Bangkok Supper Club opened in September 2023 at 641 Hudson Street (near Horatio), the more polished follow-up from Fish Cheeks partners Jenn Saesue and Chaht Suansilphong with executive chef Max Wittawat, a Bangkok native who previously spent years as pastry chef at Spot Dessert Bar and competed on Iron Chef. The house frames the room as inventive Thai inspired by Bangkok’s late-night food scene, with a charcoal grill at the open kitchen and shareable plates rather than a pad Thai-first menu. Recurring signatures include scallop ceviche with chili-watermelon granita, fried pork cheeks over garlic rice, sticky-rice-stuffed chicken wings, whole branzino with nam jim, and beef-cheek massaman. Pete Wells made it a New York Times Critic’s Pick with two stars in November 2023; Michelin includes it in the Guide with a Michelin Plate. Eater, Resy, and The Infatuation treat it as a vibey, hard-to-book West Village night. Book on Resy; a limited kitchen-counter tasting option appears on some reservation slots.
Menu highlights
- Scallop ceviche with chili-watermelon granita
- Fried pork cheeks over garlic rice; sticky-rice chicken wings
- Whole branzino with nam jim; beef-cheek massaman
- Cocktails; coconut chiffon / pandan dessert (Michelin note)
Diners say
Public reviews on Resy, Google Maps, and Yelp praise the scallop starter, charcoal flavors, cocktails, stylish booths, and special-occasion energy. Recurring friction is hard Resy bookings, a lively loud room, premium prices and portion size debates, and a split on whether larger entrées match the small plates. A smaller thread finds the scene ahead of the cooking or prefers Fish Cheeks for a simpler seafood night. Diners who like it usually book early, lean into starters and charcoal dishes, and treat it as a West Village night out rather than a quiet meal.
Review synthesis as of 2026-07-31. Synthesis of recurring themes in public Resy, Google Maps, and Yelp reviews sampled July 2026; not a rating or ranking. Cross-checked against bangkoksupperclubnyc.com, Michelin Guide (Plate distinction), Pete Wells’s two-star New York Times review (2023), Eater, Resy, and The Infatuation.