Where is the best Thai food in New Orleans (and metro area)?
Please provide a little description with your answers, especially your favorite dishes.
Personally, I'm a big fan of all the curries: red, green, panang. And I used to love the pad thai at Bangkok Cuisine by Rock N Bowl.
Lately, I've had some Thai Chili in Mandeville, Siamese Thai in Metairie, Bangkok Thai at the riverbend. Haven't eaten there in a while, but have never had anything good from Basil Leaf. How good is La Thai Cuisine on Metairie Rd?
traveler2007-06-18T07:13:23Z
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I like Suko Thai, its right outside the french quarter.
Description: The casual restaurant in the Marigny has creative Thai options that satisfy vegetarians and omnivores alike.
La thai has great food My husband and I eat there quite often. Good food and excellent service you cant ask for more than that. The owner/chef of La Thai is the same family as Bankok Cuisine. I like the phat thai there and my husband raves about the mossaman curry. Also the chiliean seabass is excellent there.
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When I commute to the city (I live on the Northshore), I eat at Singha Thai Cafe at 413 Carondelet Street. The restaurant has amazing food at affordable prices. I usually get the curry or beef dishes, but I've liked everything I've tried there. The service was also great as well.
I don't know where is the Best Thai food in New Orleans is, I go to Fast Food Restaurants to eat, like McDonald's. I use-to go to Bally's Casino Buffy in New Orleans East..