Pinto Garden
Description
Chef Teerawong "Yo" Nanthavatsiri opened the original incarnation of Pinto on Christopher Street, where it thrived for 10 years. He closed the restaurant in late 2016 and reopened shortly after in a larger West 10th Street space as Pinto Garden, finding new energy and a more focused yet creative direction for his cooking. For the menu, Chef Yo takes inspiration from his favorite dishes found in his home city of Bangkok, as well as throughout Thailand's diverse regions.
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