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Sticky Rice

  1. The Grub Street Diet
    Rockette Christine Sienicki Eats Red-Velvet Cookies and BBQ Pizza Before Shows“Adding mascarpone is like adding bacon to something: You just know it’s going to be good.”
    By Sierra Tishgart
  2. Openings
    Adventurous Thai Spot Sticky Rice To Open Second Location in BucktownAuthentic Thai spot opening second location.
    By Michael Gebert
  3. Openings
    Downtown Debuts: Sticky Rice Soft-Open At Grand Central Market; Mendocino FarmsThe Thai concept is helmed by Rivera and Flying Pig chef Johnny Lee, with backing from Soi 7’s David Tewasart.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  4. Empire Building
    Altadena’s Sticky Rice Specialist Heading To The Grand Central MarketThis first early development at the renovated arcade bodes well for its reopening.
    By Hadley Tomicki
  5. Lists
    Time Out Picks the Best Thai in the City
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  6. Insects
    Where to Eat Insects in ChicagoIn case you need a new place to get insects.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  7. Back of the House
    America Discovers “Secret” Thai MenusAdventurous Thai food goes mainstream.
    By Nick Kindelsperger
  8. Openings
    Two New Spots Have BYOBers Crossing Delancey The culinary colonization of the Lower–Lower East Side continues apace. Last month sushi newcomer Jin brought an $80 omakase menu, though no alcohol, to a former hosiery shop on Broome Street. Around the corner, Diane Wongprasert (owner of Regional Thai Taste, Pad Thai, and Sa-Woy) has just opened Sticky Rice, a casual, quietly stylish spot that specializes in the northeastern Thai tradition of barbecuing with spicy lemongrass marinades but does not serve beer or wine. Side dishes include a thick, chewy slab of Thai bacon, grilled corn glazed in coconut sauce, and of course all manner of sticky rice (turmeric, pandana, etc.). If ginger tea doesn’t cut it, there’s a liquor store a few blocks east on Delancey. — Daniel Maurer Jin, 252 Broome St., nr. Orchard St.; 212-979-0989. Sticky Rice, 85 Orchard St., nr. Broome St.; 212-274-8208.