Breeze Thai French Kitchen

quasibuddha 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

Pleasant Surprise! – I landed up here for a friend's bday. I saw the place and was like wha? french-thai fusion? but I was very pleasantly surprised. The place has a nice decor, staff is friendly and the bar serves up an interesting assortment of drinks. I felt the prices are very reasonable, service was good and the food was delicious. Seems like it might be a nice date spot too. I will definitely be going back. 

acudude 

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19 years ago

Excellent Thai/French Fusion – The menu is creative, yet you can have the standard Thai food as well. A lot of thought went into the sauces and the food is strong enough to call attention to itself. I am very particular about restaurants in NYC and this one is outstanding. A real Gem. Ive been back which is saying a lot. You can pay more, but your won't find better. 

qtgurljny 

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19 years ago

Cute Modern Rest in Unexpected Location – The theater district is usually crammed with your standard fare, traditional restaurants. Breeze with its Thai food offerings and cool Modern decor is a welcome break in monotony. The restaurant is small but done in a cool white and orange coloring. Menus are inventive with cd jewel case serving as menus. The food is good but, not outstanding. I had the butternut squash ravioli in a thai yellow curry sauce which was very good but other items were avg. The waitstaff was outstanding. O... read more

eateateateatery 

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20 years ago

fantastic new place for theater area dining – what a pleasant surprise to find in the generally touristy and overpriced theater district this gem of a restaurant with yummy dishes prepared with a real sense of flavor and invention, and not the usual banal asian fare. This place is good for food before or after the theater or just drinks -- the cool and festive atmosphere adds to the fun and makes it a relaxing spot, not to be missed. 

TardyKat 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

nothing spectacular – the food was quite good but the portion was small compared to the price you pay for it. the atmosphere is trendy, i think it's better to come here for a drink rather than dinner. 

tarab13 

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20 years ago

Doesn't live up to outward appearance. – On the outside Breeze looks like a cool, trendy upscale restaurant. However, once inside the charm is lost. It is very noisy inside and the music is irritating to listen to due to a bad sound system. Unfortunately, the food along with the unhelpful service doesn't make up for the atmosphere. For the price I expected much more. Very disappointed. 

sumptiousny 

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20 years ago

Tasty food within Theater district – If you don't mind the loud techno hammering in the background (which isn't really overbearing) this is a cool restaurant to visit. The food standard I think can vary depending on what's ordered. I had the bass with watercress greens and must say it was perfect in every respect - finished every last grain of rice with the flavorful sauce. My friends chicken breast on the other hand seemed dry so I wouldn't recommend that dish (although the sauce was good). Still, this small modern eatery w... read more

thyrap 

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20 years ago

WOW!!! Amazing atmoshpere, food and drinks!! – The Breeze is over-the-top. The atmosphere is sheek and hip with candles and flat screen plasmas playing great music. The wait staff is friendly and fun and the drinks are unique, stiff and VERY good!! The food was the best!! Fresh and healthy and full of flavor. We highly recommend this restaurant. 

bizzbazzbuzz 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

bravo breeze – what a pleasure to finally find a great place to eat in the theater district offering smart asian fusion fare, tasty but not overspicy, with a european twist. Refreshing cocktails too and a bar scene that heats up after dinner hours. Service is friendly and helpful, more so than in most area eateries -- prices are moderate considering the quality of the food. We were delighted and plan to return whenever we are in the nabe. Bravo Breeze!