Midtown's new Thai hotspot, Sawaan Thai, has quickly become a favorite among those in the know, boasting a solid 4.3/5 rating on Resy. If you want to sample their dishes without waiting for weeks, you've got to work the system.
How Reservations Work at Sawaan Thai
Sawaan Thai's reservation system runs through Resy. It's featured in their 'New on Resy' collection, so you know demand is high. Reservations open 30 days in advance at midnight, but not all slots drop at once.
Key Tips to Score a Table
- Set that Alarm
- Optimal Party Size
- Timing the Drop
- Use Reservation Wrangler
The Cancellation Window
Cancellations are your friend. Check Resy for last-minute openings, particularly 2-3 days before your desired date. People often cancel last minute, and tables pop back into the system.
The Walk-In Strategy
If you're feeling spontaneous or didn't snag a reservation, Sawaan Thai does cater to walk-ins. Here's how to work it:
- Arrive Early: Be there before 6 PM to beat the crowd.
- Off-Peak Hours: Try for lunch or early dinner midweek.
- Bar Seating: If you're solo or a duo, ask for bar seating. It's less competitive than the main dining area.
Is It Worth the Hype?
Absolutely. With a price tier of $$, Sawaan delivers a quality Thai dining experience without breaking the bank. Its growing popularity isn't just hype—it's the real deal for Thai cuisine aficionados in the city.
Don't let the reservation grind stop you from savoring those rich, bold flavors.
Ready to dive into Midtown's new Thai gem? Secure a table the smart way with Reservation Wrangler, and thank us when you're savoring every bite without the hassle of managing your own booking logistics.