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A Cult Favorite Thai Spot Is Back From the Dead With Diverse Dishes and Searing Heat

By Big New York · 08/10/2026 · Updated 08/10/2026

Chef Sirichai Sreparplarn is reopening his lauded restaurant in a much bigger space One of New York’s cult-favorite Thai restaurants is coming back. Ugly Baby is reopening in Williamsburg at 364 Grand Street, between Havemeyer Street and Marcy Avenue, on Thursday, August 27. Chef Sirichai Sreparplarn is still behind his returning Thai restaurant. Som Kharazmi,.

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Chef Sirichai Sreparplarn is reopening his lauded restaurant in a much bigger space One of New York’s cult-favorite Thai restaurants is coming back. Ugly Baby is reopening in Williamsburg at 364 Grand Street, between Havemeyer Street and Marcy Avenue, on Thursday, August 27. Chef Sirichai Sreparplarn is still behind his returning Thai restaurant. Som Kharazmi,.

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