If you love Thai food as much as I do, then you can probably find the best Thai food wherever you go. Indianapolis has a lot to offer, and great Thai food is no exception. Check out these favorite Thai dishes that will have you coming back for more.
Thai Taste Restaurant, 8383 East 82nd St, Indianapolis, Indiana; (317) 578-9722.
One of my best friends is ½ Thai, and this is the Thai restaurant that she and her house have always taken me to. Thai Taste is getting rave reviews all around. This locally owned gem is open 6 days a week from 11:00 a.m. at 9:00 p.m. and on Mondays it is closed. This restaurant offers amazing green curry, soft rolls, rum cake, and the best lychee ice cream I’ve ever had. .
Indy Thai Café, 1041 Broad Ripple Ave, Indianapolis, Indiana; (317) 722-1008
This small Thai restaurant has won several Indianapolis Monthly Awards over the years. The menu is appetizing and varied, and the food is generally well-known for Thai cuisine. Indy Thai Café is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11:30 a.m. at 9:30 p.m. and is closed on Sundays and Fridays. And after lunch, Thai Tapioca pudding with coconut and chestnut water is delicious!
Thai House, 8431 Michigan Rd, Indianapolis, Indiana; (317) 871-0023
As the saying goes on their website – “When you’re hungry, you miss Thai House… when you leave, Thai House misses you.” This local eatery is known for its sincerity with Thai food and for the friendly couple who own and operate it. They have recently added new dishes to their already extensive menu, including Pineapple Fried Rice and Spicy Padd Ped. Some other delicacies on the menu are Sukiyaki, Som Tom Carrot, Grilled Chicken Peanut Salad and Sticky Rice with Mango.
Jasmine Thai Restaurant, 4825 East 96th St, Indianapolis, Indiana; (317) 848-8950
This is a nice Thai restaurant known for its great sea food and the Thai New Salad, which is topped with tomatoes, tofu and an . to worship at will. The green car is also a favorite. They’ll make it mild, medium or hot depending on your preference, and if you ask, they’ll even bring out traditional spices so you can taste it yourself!
Sawasdee Restaurant, 1222 West 86th St, Indianapolis, Indiana; (317) 844-9451
This restaurant is kid and lion-friendly and has recently doubled in size to accommodate many loyal patrons. Sawasdee is open for dinner at night, and open for lunch Monday through Saturday. One of the best dishes is Poh Taek, a soup entrée with large portions of shrimp, shellfish, squid and fish balls. Be sure to check out the daily staples written on the chalkboard when you walk in – you’ll probably find something tasty to try.
Thai Spice, 2316 East County Line Rd, Indianapolis, Indiana; (317) 881-2243
This Thai cuisine offers a wide menu to please the palate of any Thai-loving patron. Indulge in drinks – drink chrysanthemum honey, hot and cold Thai coffee, Oolong tea, coconut juice, jasmine tea and several They offer Masaman, panang, yellow, red and green appetizers, appetizers such as Yum Tofu, spicy tofu salad with red onion, mint leaves and hot peppers. A great seasonal option is Mixed Vegetables With Tofu. Try this cute little restaurant outside and Thai One Day!
Thai Garden, 247 South Meridian St., Indianapolis, Indiana; (317) 822-4151
The atmosphere of this restaurant is enhanced by murals and candle-lit, helpful and friendly staff. This good food restaurant offers good value, and a wonderful lunch and buffet menu.
