5 Incredible Thai Restaurants in Vegas
Looking to enjoy authentic Thai food in Vegas? Sin City attracts the best chefs to its restaurants, meaning you can find anything from classic dishes to Thai street food. Below is a list of 5 incredible Thai restaurants you can visit:
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at Arawan Thai Bistro[/caption]
Arawan Thai Bistro and Dessert is one of the most popular restaurants in Las Vegas. Here, they offer a mix of traditional and modern Thai cuisine. The restaurant has various dishes like crispy pork belly, soups, massaman curry, appetizers, salads, green curry, and desserts. If you are a vegetarian, this restaurant is made to impress. They also serve homemade desserts, such as Thai tea cake, mango sticky rice, and coconut ice cream, inspired by traditional Thai flavors.
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Rice with Sour Pork Sausage[/caption]
Founded by Chef Saipin Chutima and her husband, Bill, in 1999, Lotus of Siam is popular for its authentic Northern Thai cuisine. On the menu, you will find delicious dishes, including the nam prik ong, a spicy pork and tomato dip served with vegetables. The khao soi, a curry noodle soup, which is a Northern Thai specialty, is a must-try. The restaurant has one location along Flamingo Road, and another inside Red Rock Casino. Make reservations as the place is often crowded.
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Thai Food at Lemongrass[/caption]
Situated at the ARIA Resort & Casino, Lemongrass has become a favorite place among locals and tourists. The Thai restaurant features unique, stylish, and modern decor. The restaurant is a great place to grab a bite before or after hitting the slots or table games. You can try the rib-eye steak with tamarind sauce or the Dungeness crab seasoned with chili paste and yellow curry.
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Chicken Curry at Penn's[/caption]
Penn's Thai House is located inside a strip mall. At the restaurant, chef Penn Amarapayark uses fresh, high-quality ingredients to create the most flavorful dishes. The restaurant has friendly service and is perfect for Thai food enthusiasts and casual diners. Everyone will love the dining experience here plus their diverse menu.
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Thai Seafood[/caption]
Lamaii is a highly-regarded Thai restaurant in Chinatown. It's owned by Bank Atcharawan, the founder of Patio, Desserts and Drinks. The restaurant features an upscale setting with a touch of romance. The vibrant atmosphere is ideal for late-night cocktails and pre-dinner drinks.
It also offers flavorful dishes like whole-fried sea bass, curry noodles, grilled Northern curry sausage, spicy pork, and fried red snapper with fish sauce.
1. Arawan Thai Bistro & Dessert
[caption id="attachment_26482" align="aligncenter" width="875"]
at Arawan Thai Bistro[/caption]Arawan Thai Bistro and Dessert is one of the most popular restaurants in Las Vegas. Here, they offer a mix of traditional and modern Thai cuisine. The restaurant has various dishes like crispy pork belly, soups, massaman curry, appetizers, salads, green curry, and desserts. If you are a vegetarian, this restaurant is made to impress. They also serve homemade desserts, such as Thai tea cake, mango sticky rice, and coconut ice cream, inspired by traditional Thai flavors.
2. Lotus of Siam
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Rice with Sour Pork Sausage[/caption]Founded by Chef Saipin Chutima and her husband, Bill, in 1999, Lotus of Siam is popular for its authentic Northern Thai cuisine. On the menu, you will find delicious dishes, including the nam prik ong, a spicy pork and tomato dip served with vegetables. The khao soi, a curry noodle soup, which is a Northern Thai specialty, is a must-try. The restaurant has one location along Flamingo Road, and another inside Red Rock Casino. Make reservations as the place is often crowded.
3. Lemongrass
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Thai Food at Lemongrass[/caption]Situated at the ARIA Resort & Casino, Lemongrass has become a favorite place among locals and tourists. The Thai restaurant features unique, stylish, and modern decor. The restaurant is a great place to grab a bite before or after hitting the slots or table games. You can try the rib-eye steak with tamarind sauce or the Dungeness crab seasoned with chili paste and yellow curry.
4. Penn's Thai House
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Chicken Curry at Penn's[/caption]Penn's Thai House is located inside a strip mall. At the restaurant, chef Penn Amarapayark uses fresh, high-quality ingredients to create the most flavorful dishes. The restaurant has friendly service and is perfect for Thai food enthusiasts and casual diners. Everyone will love the dining experience here plus their diverse menu.
5. Lamaii
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Thai Seafood[/caption]Lamaii is a highly-regarded Thai restaurant in Chinatown. It's owned by Bank Atcharawan, the founder of Patio, Desserts and Drinks. The restaurant features an upscale setting with a touch of romance. The vibrant atmosphere is ideal for late-night cocktails and pre-dinner drinks.
It also offers flavorful dishes like whole-fried sea bass, curry noodles, grilled Northern curry sausage, spicy pork, and fried red snapper with fish sauce.