Anna Thai Food

Thai restaurant · Bellaire West

Anna Thai Food

Thai restaurant · Bellaire West

11201 Bellaire Blvd a6, Houston, TX 77072

Highlights

Pad Thai, curries, soups and other traditional dishes are served in this casual restaurant.

11201 Bellaire Blvd a6, Houston, TX 77072 Get directions

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"Sunk into a far corner of Chinatown’s Hong Kong Market’s food court, you might have to adjust your vision to take in all of Anna Thai Food to pick out the actual human being standing inside the tiny, mega-packed stall. And despite the size, Anna Thai Food’s menu is fairly long. We suggest staying focused on the noodle dishes and anything in which you can add a fried egg. Swing in here for a quick lunch and Thai tea, and don’t mind the surrounding tables of folks playing cards or repackaging giant shipments of vacuum-sealed meats. This is a safe space." - chelsea thomas, gianni greene

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@infatuation

"Sunk into a far corner of Hong Kong Market’s food court, you might have to adjust your vision to take in all of Anna Thai Food to pick out the actual human being standing inside the tiny, mega-packed stall. And despite the size, Anna Thai Food’s menu is fairly long. We suggest staying focused on the noodle dishes and anything in which you can add a fried egg. Swing in here for a quick lunch and Thai tea, and don’t mind the surrounding tables of folks playing cards or repackaging giant shipments of vacuum-sealed meats. This is a safe space." - Chelsea Thomas

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@eater

"Located in Bellaire’s Hong Kong Food Market, this low-key family restaurant offers quick service and standout dishes, like fried catfish with kaffir lime leaves, pad woon sen, and a classic pad Thai. Beware, Anna’s takes its spice levels seriously, but rest assured — its Thai teas or iced coffee can help drown out any residual heat." - Brittany Britto Garley

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khanh phan

Google

We got two orders each of the Pad Kee Mao noodles and Special Fried Rice to go. The portions were generous. My family loved the noodles. The fried rice was also good. It would have been better than 5 stars if the beef was a little more tender. Maybe thinner cut. We’re definitely going back again. Very friendly place.

Tu Le

Google

The food is good. Waiting time is about 10 minutes for 3 dishes. It's acceptable. I don't like the table and chairs there. They're so close to each other. The space shares the common ground of the Hong Kong market. It prevents your privacy. The food is contained in boxes except the soups. I think I will not come back unless I need convenience when I am shopping in the Hong Kong market. The price is a little bit high in comparison with the service I received, but it's acceptable. You should come and try once.

Q Man

Google

This place looks like a hole in the wall grocery store because all you see from the front are food products. You have to go up front and ask to see the menu. Service was quick. The Tom Yum was amazing with generous portions of moist shrimp. Sometimes the shrimp are overcooked and dry but these were cooked just right. The drunken noodles were very flavorful. Most times I find this dish mild but here the pack in the flavors. I’m excited to find this great Thai restaurant at the mall since I shop here quite often. I never knew this place existed but now that I do I plan on eating here often.

Camille Ashraf

Google

Delicious and reasonably priced Thai food in a very unassuming store front. Tom kha soup (not pictured) is out of this world. Pad see ew and pad kee mao are excellent. This is a true Houston food experience. Highly recommend!

Denise Gan

Google

Humble spot that just bangs out good tasty food without any faux lofty notions. I don't need beautiful plating and micro greens - I want authentic tasting Thai and that's what you get here. Hidden gem in Bellaire.

Tony Nguyen

Google

The absolute best Thai food in Houston! Anna Thai is a hidden gem located inside the HK4 Food Court. From the front, you can already tell this is as authentic as you get with all the Thai-imported products for sale (that being said, if you're looking for an item that is uniquely Thai, this is the spot). The Tom Yum was amazing! It had just the right amount of spices that made the broth taste just as delicious as it smelled. It blows all the other restaurants away! The Rad Nah was also a favorite of mine. It's a flat noodle dish with a light oyster gravy sauce that is very similar to the Vietnamese Mi Xao Gion. Curry dishes were creamy with a medium spiciness that brought out the mouth-watering flavors. The downside was that the common dishes such as Pad Thai and Pad See Ew were plain and boring compared to their other specialties. If you're in the mood for these, definitely go somewhere else or you'll be disappointed.

Jimmy Ferrazas

Google

Authentic Thai food. We drive 30 minutes every time just for this place! Small restaurant in the Hong Kong Market. Great, friendly and fast service!

R M

Google

This place was pretty good, I’ve had better Pad Thai though. I was disappointed that I only got like 8 shrimp for $11, and they weren’t very big either. All that being said, if I don’t feel like driving to my regular spot I’ll go here again. The service was nice and friendly, and they were pretty quick.