Mao Mao Menu Prices at 1000 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11221

Chill eatery in a dimly lit space dishing up Thai street food, plus cocktails, wine & imported beer.

4.5 – 160 reviews • Thai restaurant

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Menu
Dinner Box Special
Khao Kha Moo Box slow braised pork leg w. Chinese five spice	$12.00
Khao Mun Gai Box slow poached chicken w. chicken fat rice, chicken soup, served w. ginger, chili, tauchu dipping sauce	$12.00
Appetizers
Lukchin Ping Choice of beef or pork ball serve with homemade spicy tamarind sauce	$7.00
Chives Pancake Streamed chive dumpling served with home made sweet soy sauce	$6.00
Pet Pet Pet Manao Manao Manao
Moo MA Nao pork in ma nao w. mint and lettuce	$12.00
Pla Muk MA Nao squid in ma nao w. mint and lettuce	$15.00
Thai Style Salad
Som Tum Plara Salad papaya salad with fermented anchovy sauce, Thai eggplant, chili, fish sauce, lime, tomato	$12.00
Som Tum Thai Salad Shredded green papaya, long bean, tomato and lime mix with Thai style salad dressing	$12.00
Mains
Kao Moo Dang Chinese-Thai style roast pork over rice w. sweet-salty sauce	$12.00
Bamee Moo Dang Chinese-Thai style red roast pork and egg noodles w. sweet-salty sauce	$15.00

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Order and Reservations

Reservations: resy.com

Contact Mao Mao

Address: 1000 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11221

Phone: (929) 600-5965

Website: http://www.maomaobrooklyn.com/

Hours

Tuesday	5PM–12AM
Wednesday	5PM–12AM
Thursday	5PM–12AM
Friday	5PM–12AM
Saturday	5PM–12AM
Sunday	1PM–12AM
Monday	5PM–12AM

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