Thai Food in Indianapolis (2025)
A 21+ Thai craft cocktail bar where family recipes meet sharp technique. Named a Best Restaurant by Indianapolis Monthly and cheered by Axios readers, it’s the city’s buzzy benchmark for boldly spiced curries, khao soi, and inventive drinks.
Fountain Square’s long-running Thai anchor, celebrated by Visit Indy, delivers central Thai classics, crisp spring rolls, and comforting curries. A neighborhood fixture with genuine hospitality and deep ties to Indy’s dining scene.
Family-run on Mass Ave, this roomy spot serves generous curries, stir-fries, and lunchtime deals. Indianapolis Monthly’s first look praised its polished vibe and broad, crowd-pleasing menu.
Near Fort Harrison, this indie favorite channels Bangkok’s khao gaeng stalls—mix-and-match curries, basil stir-fries, and lemongrass soup at lunch. Noted in local guides and explained on the restaurant’s site, it’s fast, fragrant, and deeply personal.
A Castleton classic that Indianapolis Monthly praises for whole-fish specials and rich soups. Known for a Thursday dinner buffet tradition and steady, from-scratch curries that keep regulars returning.
Indianapolis Monthly highlights its adventurous touches—think red-curry duck and lettuce rolls—alongside familiar noodle and rice dishes. A northside standby that balances classics with deeper cuts.
Westside neighborhood spot with a loyal following and a menu that stretches from silky curries to whole fried tilapia. Axios Indianapolis spotlighted its plant-based sibling concept, Veganity Thai, under the same roof.
Small, family-run spot on the northwest side known for dialed-in spice, pineapple fried rice, and warm, attentive service. Frequently recommended by locals and included in respected roundup guides.
Broad Ripple standby with loyal neighborhood fans and reliable takeout. Expect a punchy peanut sauce, straightforward stir-fries, and consistent execution that keeps regulars coming back.
Remodeled dining room, welcoming service, and a menu that ranges from larb and tom yum to khao soi. Well-reviewed by diners and a convenient northside option near St. Vincent.