Talde

Talde

(Now Closed)
Asian Restaurant, Filipino Restaurant, and Chinese Restaurant$$$$
South Slope, Brooklyn
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  • Mark D.heart icon on user image
    Mark Del LimaJune 26, 2016
    Pretzel dumplings, oyster bacon pad thai, fresh veggie sides, Korean chicken, short rib Kare Kare, and cocktails+++
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    DrewskiJune 7, 2015
    Dumplings were good but thought the kung pao wings and waffles and bacon pad thai were even better. Great bloody mary too.
  • Joshua H.heart icon on user image
    Joshua HaftelFebruary 7, 2016
    The Korean fried chicken was swimming in Frank's red hot sauce. I didn't want buffalo wings, I wanted Korean wings. The Kung pao wings were just sweet soy with a bit of spice. Overall, disappointing.
  • Alexander C.heart icon on user image
    Alexander CasanovaAugust 23, 2015
    Great place. All dishes are wonderful and great that it's family style so you can try many dishes in a large group.
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    DelonOctober 29, 2014
    Great resturaunt overall. Menu items are really good. I ordered with a group of four and all of our meals looked and tasted great.
  • Erica V.heart icon on user image
    Erica VirtueDecember 7, 2014
    The breakfast ramen is incredible. Definitely a new favorite brunch spot. Even on a Saturday around noon, the wait was only 15mins.
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    Tasting TableJune 20, 2012
    Order the black-pepper-butter Tai Pan Bakery toast and shattering, doubly fried Korean chicken to dunk in Talde's spicy sri-rancha sauce: Read more
  • kristen c.heart icon on user image
    kristen crusiusJune 25, 2012
    Been here 10+ times
    Fantastic brunch offerings include sausage egg and cheese fried rice, corn cakes and tots. As beautiful as the lobster bao looks, it's bland and the sauce is plasticky.
  • Margot M.heart icon on user image
    Margot MazurAugust 9, 2015
    Really nice atmosphere with quality food. They honor substitutions, so let them know if you have allergies. The market veggies are freakin awesome.
  • Michael A.heart icon on user image
    Michael AnthonyOctober 16, 2017
    Samosa’s, wings (salty and amazing), guacamole is #1, dumplings, pad Thai
  • Chelsea R.
    Chelsea RenaudMay 10, 2016
    Asian fusion may get a bad rap, but Talde is here to remind us that it’s stupidly fun to consume. When would you not be excited to eat pretzel pork dumplings? Or bacon pad thai?
  • Erin
    ErinFebruary 2, 2015
    The short ribs. The dumplings. The pad thai. Everything was delish. Extra point for all hip-hop dinner soundtrack (current and past).
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    DwigeeApril 22, 2014
    Wish I didn't go there after a heavy late lunch. Ordered the Branzino cooked in banana leaves and it was delicious! Totally worth the wait for our table.
  • Thrillist
    ThrillistJanuary 19, 2012
    Warm up with the Frank's-sauced Pad Thai that'll pad your midsection with its crispy oysters and bacon. Then cool off with a shaved ice sundae topped with Cap'n Crunch. Read more
  • Asher R.
    Asher RapkinJune 25, 2012
    It ain't cheap, but everything is delicious. Plus, they have Hitochino Nest Red Rice Ale on tap. Stop in, and don't be put off by the wait for a table.
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    NayAugust 18, 2013
    Hands down, fried chicken. Everything is good. Great addition to park slope. Luv this place.
  • Compass
    CompassMay 20, 2014
    Schezuan, Korean, and American flavors collide on brightly hued faux China plates at Top Chef Dale Talde's Seventh Avenue restaurant and cocktail bar.
  • Zach M.heart icon on user image
    Zach MargolisNovember 11, 2016
    I was less impressed by the dumplings than others, but oyster bacon pad Thai and Korean fried chicken were excellent.
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    abbyjayeNovember 13, 2012
    Been here 25+ times
    The wonton soup is winter perfection, exactly what it should be. Pretzel/pork dumplings are overrated, but the Hawaiian buns are NOT. They're the Don't Miss menu items here. Ditto the pork shoulder!
  • Matt R.
    Matt RaoulApril 2, 2012
    Been here 5+ times
    Amazing food, so get there early. The Perilla Leaf and the Lobster Tom Kha Gai will change your world. Wash it down with a pitcher of punch for the table.
  • Brian B.
    Brian BallanOctober 18, 2014
    Been here 5+ times
    The Yuzu Guacamole comes on the most innovative rice delivery mechanism in history. Amazing. 🔥🔥🔥
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    Red & BrownMay 4, 2014
    Do not pass go, do not collect $200, just get the crispy oyster bacon pad Thai, Kung pao wings, and pretzel pork & chive dumplings.
  • Rob P.heart icon on user image
    Rob PhillipsMarch 23, 2018
    Great service, great food, my cocktail needed some work (old fashioned... tasted like a triple shot of mezcal)
  • Adam H.heart icon on user image
    Adam HillMay 11, 2013
    Been here 5+ times
    Sausage egg&cheese fried rice and breakfast ramen every time,korean fried chicken&waffles was underwhelming.Tater tots were good but thats just barely better than saying the water was good
  • amNewYork
    amNewYorkSeptember 27, 2011
    “Top Chef” and Buddakan alum Dale Talde opens his own Asian-American with a “chef’s table”-style counter with views into the kitchen. Try: his signature crispy-oyster bacon pad Thai.
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    AlanaAugust 27, 2015
    Ideal scenario: you and your dining companion each get a breakfast ramen and split the bacon pad Thai 🍜
  • Helena W.
    Helena WongMarch 21, 2016
    Pretzel dumplings, Kung Pao wings, Chow Fun!!! & Branzino.
  • Omar Q.
    Omar QariJune 18, 2012
    Gotta go here for brunch - owner and chef, Dale Talde, used to work at Morimoto NYC, then was head chef at Buddakan NYC, went on Top Chef, then opened this restaurant in BK
  • Kira F.heart icon on user image
    Kira FisherMarch 8, 2014
    brunch: pretzel dumps, fried avocado baos, buttered toast breakfast ramen (yes), Chinese 5 spice coffee, happy
  • Leo K.heart icon on user image
    Leo KimJanuary 4, 2013
    Bring your main squeeze here before 6pm and you're guaranteed a spot, even on a busy Friday.
  • Rafael M.heart icon on user image
    Rafael MacieiraOctober 22, 2014
    Noodles are awesome! Place is really nice! Kinda of a young happy hour place, but with great food, not only drinks!
  • Ben P.heart icon on user image
    Ben PorterOctober 14, 2012
    Pretzel dumplings, sriracha coated wings and waffles, sausage egg and cheese fried rice: azn inspired stoner brunch food at its finest.
  • Margarita K.heart icon on user image
    Margarita KrupSeptember 15, 2014
    Been here 10+ times
    Everything is amazing here! Try dumplings, branzino (best I ever had), fried chicken
  • Zach Aarons
    Zach AaronsApril 4, 2012
    Perfect new restaurant in Brooklyn. Delicious drinks and great sliders, fish, fried rice. Great atmosphere. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more
  • Stephanie D.heart icon on user image
    Stephanie DownesJune 8, 2016
    Bacon Pad Thai for the savory and corn cakes for the (semi)sweet. Everybody wins.
  • Adam L.
    Adam LaiacanoSeptember 28, 2014
    Been here 10+ times
    Obama's Punch pitcher is the best deal going. ~4 drinks for less than the price of 2.
  • Sam .heart icon on user image
    Sam July 12, 2017
    Hong Kong noodles and lemongrass chicken wraps seem basic, BUT THEY'RE NOT. And avocado bao is so cute.
  • Katie N.
    Katie NeedsFebruary 8, 2014
    Try the brunch! Lobster bao is very good (and spicy). Eating tater tots with chopsticks is also fun.
  • Rich K.heart icon on user image
    Rich KearneyAugust 11, 2014
    Been here 5+ times
    I get the dumplings and wings apps every time. Short rib kare kare is my favorite dish.
  • Lyndsey A.
    Lyndsey AAugust 11, 2013
    Dude. Food porn. Amazing service, worth the wait. Get the fried chicken and rice guacamole. Unbelievably delicious.
  • Sage R.
    Sage RampageJanuary 29, 2012
    Been here 5+ times
    Hawaiian buns at the bar, iceberg wedge and main course. Plus whatever you want to drink. Best meal in park slope by a mile.
  • ruth k.heart icon on user image
    ruth kimAugust 10, 2014
    Been here 5+ times
    Oyster pad Thai. Any whole fish. Brussel sprouts! Pretzel dumplings. All so good!
  • Savannah P.
    Savannah PetrickFebruary 5, 2017
    Very impressed by the wings. Pretzel dumplings are disappointing. Dan dan noodles are good but have a heavy amount of meat, so try something else if you're just looking for a noodle dish.
  • Heather F.
    Heather FinkFebruary 13, 2013
    Food and service are great - so nice to see the chef in house too! Definitely worth the trip to slope.
  • Chrissy B.
    Chrissy BJune 15, 2014
    Omg omg omg why is absolutely EVERYTHING so delicious???? I'm in loooove. My new fave.
  • Ed F.heart icon on user image
    Ed FrazierNovember 4, 2013
    Amazing food especially the dumplings and fried chicken (spicy). Also just in case they do not take the American Express Card :-(
  • Shaun F.heart icon on user image
    Shaun Farrugia🌹October 6, 2014
    Been here 5+ times
    Solid brunch. Not good for vegetarians but you omnivores will love it. Try the bacon pad Thai.
  • Mike S.heart icon on user image
    Mike SilberFebruary 27, 2015
    Best restaurant in the neighborhood. Get the chicken and King crab fried rice
  • Nicole C.heart icon on user image
    Nicole CloutierOctober 1, 2015
    My absolute favorite #wholefish in Brooklyn...with tomato turmeric jam, lots of herbs and paper thin rice pancakes.
  • David H.heart icon on user image
    David HoltzApril 25, 2016
    The korean fried chicken, pretzel dumplings, and pad thai were standouts.
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