Pranna

peanutmoore 

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14 years ago

not that great at all – the space is nice, the service wasn't too bad. Unfortunately the food was not good. I had a special tom-yum soup, which had no flavor to it at all and they gave me a teaspoon to eat it with, and the scallops with drunken noodles, which was pretty bad. My husband had the sirloin massaman, and he liked his OK, to be fair. I would not return. 

sarahker 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

Great place for parties! – Had a party at Pranna to celebrate my husband's new job last weekend and it was great - we had plenty of space in the Satay bar, the food was delicious (and plentiful!) and the service was outstanding. It was the perfect spot for a gathering of 20-30 people. 

EricaBG 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

Great Venue for Small Cocktail Parties – While planning for a weekday evening, post-holiday cocktail party for about 15 guests (an alumni board), a friend of mine suggested checking out Pranna for the event. I'm so glad she did! Pranna was the ideal venue for the group. The restaurant was relatively quiet since it was a Monday night, and the semi-private Horizon Lounge was the perfect intimate space for mixing and mingling in a relaxed, sophisticated environment. The event coordinator was extremely accessible and worked with... read more

Sienna88 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

Nervous by reviews, but sold by service -- PRANNA delivers! – Deterred by some of the online reviews, I almost cancelled my site-visit... I'm so glad I didn't! Planning a corporate event for 130 guests is no easy task, but Christine was a delight to work with. Pranna-by-day is classy and professional... What happens after midnight Fridays and Saturdays is a whole other world altogether (one that I'm not familiar with). The food was delicious and the wine that Milen recommended paired perfectly with the hors d'oeuvres... I wa... read more

ankeeta 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

not a great night – I never write reviews but I had to in this case because Pranna really did not fulfill their promises - I had booked with a Pranna designated rep a table for 10 with the understand of a $300 minimum. When my party arrived, they told us it would not be available till 11 so we left only to come back to a huge line. The bouncer did not let us in ahead though we had reservations. We did not get in till midnight. At this point our waitress was nowhere to be found. She came about 2 times in 4 hours and then one ... read more

SStarr 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

Horrible Place faking to be a high end restaurant/lounge – This place doesn't even deserve 1 star. It should be shut down. Combined with poor food and poor inattentive staff this place is not a great choice to eat or spend an evening. -Poor Food -Poor Incompetent Inattentive Staff – waiters looking like their bored, college kids at the reservation table/checkin, we had to ask multiple times for refills on drinks, and the wait staff and manager had an attitude like they were doing us a favor. -Horrible Lounge venue with poor ... read more

GGThompson 

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15 years ago

Upscale, high-end establishment – I went out for the first time in years, it was my daughter's birthday thrown and hosted by this charismatic promoter named Kong from theKongList and I was highly impressed. Pranna is a very upscale, high-end establishment. It serves as a restaurant during the day and nightlife venue at night. There's 3 floors and each floor brings you something different and unique. I'm not sure about the maximum capacity level but the place seems to rather large. The rooms got more packed as the night went ... read more

staced 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

All-around Winner! – I've traveled around southeast asia and have to say this place holds its own and can whip up some delicious naan! For dinner I had Laksa soup, one of my faves from malaysia and the steamed chili mussels. One can never have enough satay, so I chose the chef's selection too! Don't worry I wasn't here by myself, there was someone to share with. I wasn't sure what to order for my drink and the owner recommended the TYKU Pranna Sunset, the ginger and lime made it so refreshing! Dinner was so savory- with swee... read more

Josh Ozersky 

on Citysearch

15 years ago

Southeast Asian food and booze in the Flatiron district. – Pranna is an enormous 15,000 square-foot space with an attractive, bright interior and two dining rooms, two bars, an open kitchen and a gigantic basement lounge. Talk about optimism! But the crowds have been coming, albeit perhaps more for the bar scene than the food. The kitchen is helmed by chef Chai Trivedi, who has developed a creative menu of Southeast Asian dishes like Vietnamese peanut rice flats, Thai chicken with cashews and assorted satays. There’s also th... read more