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At LenLen, the seasons guide us.

The markets shift, the air cools, and suddenly the dishes and cocktails begin to tell a new story. Autumn isn’t just a change of weather—it’s an invitation to slow down, gather closer, and taste what this moment has to offer.

At the Market

Union Square is overflowing with the colors of fall: deep greens, hearty squashes, sweet root vegetables, and fragrant herbs. The last tomatoes and stone fruits linger for just a whisper, but soon it’s cabbages, kabocha, and apples that set the tone.s both familiar and exciting.

On the Table

The Crab Durian Curry takes on a warmer, earthier feel, balanced by fall squash. Our Som Tum evolves too—papaya now mingling with seasonal fruits like apples or pears for crisp, unexpected brightness. Heartier dishes, like Wagyu Beef Boat Noodle Soup, become anchors of the menu, perfect for when you need a comfort soup.

In the Glass

Our cocktails lean into warmth while keeping a playful edge.

 

  • The Five-Spice Boulevardier arrives with rye infused with ghee and autumn spice.
  • A Lemongrass Gimlet keeps things bright and sharp, a reminder of Bangkok’s sunshine.
  • And for a sense of nostalgia, the Thai Tea gets a touch of orange blossom and cardamom—a comfort drink disguised as a cocktail.

Why It Matters

For us, menus are never static. They breathe, bend, and adapt. Every season brings new produce, new moods, and new memories to draw from

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Open daily 5 PM – 1 AM

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Late Night

At LenLen, the seasons guide us.

The markets shift, the air cools, and suddenly the dishes and cocktails begin to tell a new story. Autumn isn’t just a change of weather—it’s an invitation to slow down, gather closer, and taste what this moment has to offer.

At the Market

Union Square is overflowing with the colors of fall: deep greens, hearty squashes, sweet root vegetables, and fragrant herbs. The last tomatoes and stone fruits linger for just a whisper, but soon it’s cabbages, kabocha, and apples that set the tone.s both familiar and exciting.

On the Table

The Crab Durian Curry takes on a warmer, earthier feel, balanced by fall squash. Our Som Tum evolves too—papaya now mingling with seasonal fruits like apples or pears for crisp, unexpected brightness. Heartier dishes, like Wagyu Beef Boat Noodle Soup, become anchors of the menu, perfect for when you need a comfort soup.

In the Glass

Our cocktails lean into warmth while keeping a playful edge.

 

  • The Five-Spice Boulevardier arrives with rye infused with ghee and autumn spice.
  • A Lemongrass Gimlet keeps things bright and sharp, a reminder of Bangkok’s sunshine.
  • And for a sense of nostalgia, the Thai Tea gets a touch of orange blossom and cardamom—a comfort drink disguised as a cocktail.

Why It Matters

For us, menus are never static. They breathe, bend, and adapt. Every season brings new produce, new moods, and new memories to draw from

Logo on colored background

40 E 20th St., Flatiron NYC

Open daily 5 PM – 1 AM

About

Menu

Events

Store

Guestbook

Work with Us

© LenLen 2025

Accessibility at LenLen

Privacy & Security

Terms of Service

Menu

About

Events

Work with Us

Guestbook

Late Night

At LenLen, the seasons guide us.

The markets shift, the air cools, and suddenly the dishes and cocktails begin to tell a new story. Autumn isn’t just a change of weather—it’s an invitation to slow down, gather closer, and taste what this moment has to offer.

At the Market

Union Square is overflowing with the colors of fall: deep greens, hearty squashes, sweet root vegetables, and fragrant herbs. The last tomatoes and stone fruits linger for just a whisper, but soon it’s cabbages, kabocha, and apples that set the tone.s both familiar and exciting.

On the Table

The Crab Durian Curry takes on a warmer, earthier feel, balanced by fall squash. Our Som Tum evolves too—papaya now mingling with seasonal fruits like apples or pears for crisp, unexpected brightness. Heartier dishes, like Wagyu Beef Boat Noodle Soup, become anchors of the menu, perfect for when you need a comfort soup.

In the Glass

Our cocktails lean into warmth while keeping a playful edge.

 

  • The Five-Spice Boulevardier arrives with rye infused with ghee and autumn spice.
  • A Lemongrass Gimlet keeps things bright and sharp, a reminder of Bangkok’s sunshine.
  • And for a sense of nostalgia, the Thai Tea gets a touch of orange blossom and cardamom—a comfort drink disguised as a cocktail.

Why It Matters

For us, menus are never static. They breathe, bend, and adapt. Every season brings new produce, new moods, and new memories to draw from

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