[ah robb]

Which are the best, most authentic places? :D

[jlo mein]

I used to like O Thai (http://www.othairestaurant.com/) on Broadway since they had a great atmosphere with resonable prices and great food. Recently they revamped their menu and it's half the size with lots of fusion dishes and no longer has that traditional touch.

Reposting from other thread: a solid Thai restaurant in Yaletown is Simply Thai (http://www.simplythairestaurant.com/). It's a small restaurant, but has great service and more upscale white tablecloth atmosphere. The food is fantastic and more of a traditional Thai menu with many choices.

Cho Muang: steamed flower dumplings stuffed with minced chicken, onion, and spices.
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m204/jlomein/simply%20thai/IMG_1511.jpg

Gaeng Ped Bped Yang: BBQ duck in red curry with coconut milk, banboo shoots, peppers, tomato, pineapple.
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m204/jlomein/simply%20thai/IMG_1515.jpg

Some sort of fish and green beans in bean paste sauce.
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m204/jlomein/simply%20thai/IMG_1516.jpg

Pad Thai
http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m204/jlomein/simply%20thai/IMG_1519.jpg

[XtC_13aBy]

Sala Thai on Burrard street!
never been disappointed.

[November]

Baan Wasana on W. 41st Ave in Kerrisdale has an awesome authentic pad thai

[hal0g0dv2]

yummm at the pad Thai

[Marco911]

I like sala thai - cambie location.

[Girl]

+1 for Sala Thai, I've had better food experiences at the Burrard one than the Cambie one, but I like the seating on Cambie better.

I really like Wimaan on Broadway right between Spruce and Oak.

[jlo mein]

Sala Thai on Burrard street!
never been disappointed.

I would agree that if you are more interested in "authentic" thai, Sala Thai (Burrard) is closer to what you want. The decor and presentation of the food appears to be more traditional than other thai restaurants around Vancouver. I can't say it's actually authentic since I've never been to Thailand.

I have not visited the Cambie location.

[bd0n]

gastropod on west 4th is changing into a full time thai restaurant called maenem should be opened end of the month!

[willystyle]

I liked Green Basil in Burnaby. =)

[racerman88]

thai house is fine

[Durrann1984]

anyone know any great thai take out places?

[LsquareD]

Tropika on Cambie is pretty good

[Meowjin]

that isn't thai, that's malysian/singaporean.

i heard thai house in richmond isn't bad, but i have yet to try it.

[orange7]

Tropika on Cambie is pretty good

+1

haha.. i was about to recommend it too..
been there twice two years ago, and I was not dissapointed. However, I'm not sure about now since I haven't been there for a long time.

and get the rice in the pineapple shell. It's delicious.

[ccc]

When my bf and I have a sudden craving for Thai food at 2 in the morning, we always hit 24/7 Thai on Broadway (at Oak). Their pad thai and basil fried rice are not bad.

[skholla]

Urban Thai Bistro in Yaletown gets my vote. The twist that they put on their curries takes them to another level!!!

[Meowjin]

i like simply thai... i think urban thai is gross.

[jlo mein]

When my bf and I have a sudden craving for Thai food at 2 in the morning, we always hit 24/7 Thai on Broadway (at Oak). Their pad thai and basil fried rice are not bad.

Thai food 24 hours a day??? OMG I must try this place soon for late night munchies...

[ebee]

i like chao phraya on cambie

[azncreationz]

Thai Cafe on Hastings in Burnaby.. good stuff!
Also, Lhy Thai on Edmonds...

[IMASA]

I'm not really into Thai, but there is a place near my work that I enjoy. Thai Basil on the corner of Davie and Thurlow. It's diagonally across from the Starbucks and across the street from Denny's. It's a really small place, one of those hole in the wall kinda joints.

[bd0n]

gastropod on west 4th is changing into a full time thai restaurant called maenem should be opened end of the month!

http://www.maenam.ca/

"Think Vij’s but Thai with Rangoli prices"
Andrew Morrison

the food just sounds awesome!

[Lomac]

My Thai in Langley. I'm not a Thai food fan, but I know plenty of people that love it. The owner is some ex-chef of nobility over there. I've no idea what it is, but it sounds impressive. :lol

[skholla]

http://www.maenam.ca/

"Think Vij’s but Thai with Rangoli prices"
Andrew Morrison

the food just sounds awesome!

Nice, I love Vijs and Rangoli, I can't wait to try Maenams twist on Thai food.

i like simply thai... i think urban thai is gross.

Never been to Simply Thai but I heard that it is good, Sala Thai seemed mediocre to me, the Thai House is okay and to me is a baseline. Urban Thai Bistro is owned by the Thai House, they took the standard Thai House curries and made them exciting and exploding with flavor... Mucho lemon grass in the yellow curry and young coconut in the red curry... Yummmm, how can you not like that?

[skholla]

did anyone go to the opening of Maenam this weekend?

[bd0n]

went Friday, goo soon that place is gonna get packed quick!

food was the best Thai food Ive ever had, the fish pad Thai and rotis were all incredible.

[ctsport]

Tropika on Cambie is pretty good

I really like Tropika but it isn't really Thai or Malaysian, its really just spiced up Chinese food. All the servers and cooks are Chinese lol. :p

[hal0g0dv2]

what would you recommend getting if it is your first time going to a thai place, i am not picky just do not like really oily foods and eat pretty healthy
thanks

[dark0821]

nice nice xD ... good pictures..

[WHEYsted]

Banana Leaf on West Broadway or Sala Thai on Cambie.

[chrisbcrunch]

I like Thai Away Home (Davie) for cheap thai takeout ready in 5-10 minutes.