Park Slope Thai Restaurant With a Dog-Friendly Piano Patio
Eat pork noodles three ways at a Park Slope Thai restaurant, then spin your own cotton candy for dessert.
🍜 Pork Noodles Three Ways
Vintage movie seats and a working piano set the patio scene at Muan House Thai Restaurant and Bar, a Park Slope Thai restaurant at 339A 2nd Street where dogs are welcome outside. The kitchen pays close attention to detail, and the menu rewards ordering a full spread for the table.
Start with raw salmon and its signature umami flavor, then the large chicken wings. Pork noodles come three ways, roasted, ground and fried in rinds, and the spicy duck curry brings real heat to the main course. For dessert, guests get to make their own cotton candy, a playful finish that turns the end of the meal into a small project.
Reservations are accepted, and catering and online ordering take the menu beyond the dining room. Hours run noon to 10 PM Sunday through Thursday, while Friday and Saturday open a little earlier at half past eleven AM and still close at 10 PM, an easy window for a weekend lunch on the patio.
