Thai Food in Austin (2025)
Thai Fresh
Thai restaurant · Bouldin Creek
Chef Jam Sanitchat’s landmark blends market-driven Thai cooking with a gluten-free bakery and vegan coconut-milk ice creams. Regularly recommended by Eater Austin and praised by Austin Chronicle readers, it’s a south-side staple with community roots and cooking classes.
Titaya's Thai Cuisine
Thai restaurant · Brentwood
A North Lamar institution where classics like tom kha and pad see ew share the menu with house signatures. Reviewed warmly by The Infatuation and repeatedly cited by Austin Chronicle, it remains a benchmark for family-run Thai in Austin.
P Thai's Khao Man Gai & Noodles
Restaurant · North Loop
Chef Thai Changthong (of Thai-Kun) reopened this North Loop spot with Bangkok Chinatown inspirations—silky khao man gai, boat noodles, and more. Eater Austin covered the 2024 reopening and later honored it with an award, a testament to its local impact.
Tuk Tuk Thai Cafe
Thai restaurant · South Manchaca
Family-run for years, this South Manchaca stalwart turns out generous portions and soulful staples; locals swear by the hor mok and tom kha. Regularly included on Eater Austin’s Thai lists and operating with steady hours per the official site.
Kiin Di
Thai restaurant · Zilker
A dinner-only Zilker food truck serving punchy modern Thai—soft-shell crab curry, ultra-crisp fried chicken, and roti to rip and dip. Admired by The Infatuation and featured by Eater Austin, it’s a fun bar-adjacent stop with serious flavors.
Thai Thani
Thai restaurant · Blackland
Cherrywood’s family-operated truck cooks halal-friendly wings, noodles, and curries with bright, homey flavors. Called out by Eater Austin and appreciated by neighbors for consistent hours and value, it’s a low-key weeknight go-to.
Sap's Ver Fine Thai Cuisine
Thai restaurant · Westgate
Sprawling menu, late hours, and a devoted South Austin following—think spicy green beans, noodle soups, and curries. Frequently mapped by Eater Austin and highlighted by local outlets for comforting tom kha, this independent spot still hums.
Thai Kruefha
Thai restaurant · West Austin
A Westlake-area trailer turning out lively papaya salad, panang, and pad krapow with friendly, owner-led service. A favorite among neighborhood regulars and noted on local guides, it offers a mellow patio stop away from downtown’s bustle.
Little Thailand
Restaurant · Garfield
Just east of the airport, this family-run classic serves old‑school favorites—red curry with roast duck and bright pad gra prow—in a warmly personal setting. Eater Austin has long urged the short trek, and regulars cherish its unhurried hospitality.
