Lula Mae
5-Course Contemporary Cambodian Tasting Event
Almost brand-new (February 2023), this modern Cambodian eatery in Clinton Hill has already landed on a trifecta of “Best Of” lists, including Infatuation's and Eater's "Best New Restaurant Openings in NYC" and Eater’s "Hottest New Restaurants in Brooklyn.” Chef Dan San grew up in Southern California and has cooked in such esteemed New York restaurants as The Tyger, Chinese Tuxedo, and Nami Nori, which was recognized with a Michelin Bib Gourmand award. At Lulu Mae (a name left over from when it was going to initially be a Southern bar food joint), Chef San is honoring the culinary traditions of his Cambodian grandmother as he introduces diners to a cuisine with which they are unfamiliar. Dishes like Sweet Petite Oysters with Koh Kong sauce and fried shallots, Boch La Hong papaya salad with papaya-shrimp dressing and lemongrass beef jerky, 50-50 Fried Chicken with Sichuan chili vinegar and tempura snow, and Duck Salat with crying tiger sauce and a lime-pepper dressing are indisputable palate-pleasers. “Unfailingly good,” raves Eater, while Brooklyn Magazine hails Lulu Mae as a “terrific new eatery.” See you there!
About the Host:
Dan San
Chef/Owner
Hailing from SoCal, Chef/Owner Dan San cooked in the kitchens of The Tyger, Chinese Tuxedo, and Michelin Bib Gourmand recognized Nami Nori before joining the team at Lula Mae. Since becoming an equal partner, he has influenced its transformation into a contemporary Cambodian eatery in honor of his grandmother’s cooking.
The Lineup
Course #4 will be served family-style. Courses #1, #2, #3, and #5 will be individually-plated.
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Hamachi Crudo
lemongrass, salsa roja, frisée
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50/50 Fried Chicken
bone in with soy tamarind caramel sauce | boneless & dry rub
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Fire-Grilled Bok Choy
katso oil
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Sambal Crab Fried Rice
peekytoe crab, tempura crunch
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Housemade Matcha Ice Cream Crunch
mixed berries, crumble
Restaurant Covid 19 Policy
At this event, we will do our best to accommodate requests for separate tables, assuming the space allows for them. Savory courses will be served family style, with dessert individually plated. As per local guidelines, as well as the restaurant's own policy, attendees will not be required to present proof of vaccination for entry.
Lula Mae
472 Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11205
Event FAQs
- Do I have to bring printed tickets to the event?
- No tickets are needed.
- What does the ticket price cover?
- The ticket price covers the full cost of the meal.
- Do guests need to be of a certain age to attend this event?
- Yes. All attendees must be 21+ to gain entry.
- Does this restaurant allow BYOB?
- No. This restaurant is a non-BYO establishment. Outside alcohol will not be permitted at this event.
- Can I bring guests/non-members to this event?
- Yep! For this event, guest tickets are $85 + tax & tip, and you can bring up to 3 guests. Please note, guests are not allowed to attend unaccompanied by a member.
- What is the event ticket cancellation/refund policy?
- Tickets to our events are non-refundable. However, for emergency requests, we may allow members to transfer their tickets to friends, provided the guest ticket surcharge of $25 is paid when transferring a member ticket to a non-member. All ticket transfer requests (as well as the guest ticket surcharge) must be sent to us prior to the event. Any guests who have not paid the guest ticket surcharge will not be allowed entry.
- What must I bring to the event?
- Please make sure to bring a government-issued photo ID.
- Will this event be handicap acccessible?
- According to the restaurant, this event is handicap accessible.
- What dietary restrictions/food allergies can be accommodated at this event?
- At this event, we will be able to accommodate all dietary restrictions and food allergies except for vegetarian, raw fish, and shellfish. Please make sure to Update Your Dietary Restrictions within your Account Info before or after you purchase tickets, or email us at [email protected] after you purchase tickets to let us know what your allergies/restrictions are.
