Teton Thai Teton Village

Tasty Thai food in the heart of Teton Village! We stopped here for lunch during our e-bike ride, and it was the perfect mid-ride break. The restaurant has a cozy, charming vibe with scenic views—highly recommend sitting on the patio if the weather’s nice. The staff was warm and welcoming. We tried the Yellow Curry with tofu and Red Curry with chicken, both at spice level 3, and they were delicious with just the right kick. The spring rolls were served hot and perfectly crispy. Biking and Thai food turned out to be an unexpectedly perfect pairing🙂

Fantastic Thai restaurant located in Teton Village. Chef owned and she is a multiple James Beard finalist. Solid cocktail menu, great appetizers. We had the frying tiger. But most importantly the mains were amazing. We had the green curry with chicken and BBQ pork with sticky rice. The curry was a 1 and the pork was a 2 on hotness scale. Could have done more. But 2 really let the flavor shine through and it was fantastic.

We found Teton Thai after a day hike in Death Canyon. This place is delicious and in a beautiful location! I got the chicken Fried Rice and it was amazing! We had no wait when we went and the food came out pretty quick! We will definitely go back! One thing to note is 20% gratuity is included on all checks

Wow, surprised how great Thai food was for being so remote. Had Tom Yum soup and a salad rolls. Soup was a 3/5 in spice and that was plenty. Spicy and temperature hot while flavorful, I enjoyed emery bite. The salad rolls were refreshing served w a warm sauce that hit the spot, I could have had more sauce and they serve a ton. Outdoor seating was great, service was good. Would def hit this spot

Thai food hit the spot after a long day hiking and on a cold evening! The chefs are all from Thailand and the flavors are spot on. Ps. Be mindful of the spice level you order. We ordered a 3 out of 5 and it had my nose running! 😅 the spice is real. Tom yum soup stole the show!

Came here after receiving a recommendation from a local. I wasn't sure what to expect from a Thai restaurant in Teton, but was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't busy so was able to pick an outside table. Service was fast and friendly. Ordered Salad Rolls, Laab, Pad Woon Sen, and Tom Kha Gai to be shared at the table. Everything came out within 15 minutes and was freshly made. Food was much better than expected. I would definitely come back for a good meal in Teton Village.

Teton Thai was hands down THE best Thai food we have ever had and the best restaurant in town! We got the Salad Rolls and Pad Woon Sen with pork! Our waiter Jared suggested the meal and we were not disappointed! The Pad Thai was incredibly fresh and flavorful! We will definitely be back!

What a gem! We arrived starving for food after our hike in the Tetons. The wait was quiet long, but the food was absolutely worth it. We tried the summer rolls and fried rice varieties. Everything tasted fresh and yummy! Chocolate cake was perfect, moist and not overly sweet. We sat outside and loved the experience. A must try if you are in the area.

Great food and ambiance !!! The food was authentic and tasty! Highly recommend if you need a break feol western food.

Totally not worth it! As bad as the last Thai James Beard winner I rated in Vermont. To make matters even more abysmal, 1.5 hrs to fill a Togo order with only three items. The @jamesbeardfoundation will seemingly hand awards to any monkey with pot and spoon! My first clue should've been they don't even answer the phone, second clue was total pot head dufus whose message played. Probably the owner! And if this guy took the pipe out of his mouth long enough he might get a clue. This place is new and DOA! Better to grab a greasy burger at the moose. At least you know what you're getting and they do it in 20 minutes.

Fair warning for first time diners. Learn from my mistake, and visit their menu on their website tetonthaivillage.com. I didn't look at their menu on the site, but looked at outdated menu images on yelp. Noodle dishes are $28 each, and they force a 20% gratuity for take out. I ordered two meals, and my total unexpectedly came out to be ~$75. They intentionally do not tell you the total over the phone. Steer away from this place if you don't want to feel scammed, because I totally feel like I got scammed. Food was super bland for the price you pay. Pad Thai is supposed to be sweet and salty, and full of flavor. I didn't get any of that. They are totally exploiting visitors that do not know any better, or just don't care to drop that kind of money. I advise for anyone to steer away.

Ridiculously overpriced and mediocre food! We just paid $75 for TWO chicken pad Thai dishes yes, you read that right, $75 for takeout! The food was nowhere near worth the outrageous price, but to make matters worse, the forced 20% for gratuity for us to pick up the order ourselves. Seriously? A $19 tip for simply handing us a bag?! The pad Thai itself was mediocre at best, completely disappointing for the price we paid. I've had better for a fraction of the cost. Forcing an additional fee for takeout and charging these insane prices is absolutely ridiculous. We will NEVER be coming back, and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. If you value your money and want decent food, go elsewhere!

Everything was wonderful! The restaurant is incredibly small but the food is great! Highly recommend the pad Thai and crying tiger.

Located in Teton Village, this restaurant is just as expensive as other food spots in the area. Once you've calmed down from the shock of overpriced Thai food (because pad thai should never be this expensive), you can finally let your taste buds savor the quality of the food. I ordered their spicy basil fried rice with crispy duck. The dish immediately hit the spot. It was so savory, and has your favorite Thai spices all in one bite, including basil. I made to finish every single grain of rice on the plate. The duck was also tender on the inside and crispy on the out. So yummy. Unfortunately, it's too expensive to splurge twice despite craving it again the next day.

After a day in Grand Teton National Park, you should drive to Teton Village and check this place out. We had the best Pineapple Fried Rice I've ever tasted. It's a small but awesome restaurant with very friendly staff and quick service. The menu says "let us know if you have any food allergies" so we did. What I didn't expect was someone to come out from the kitchen and let us know that one of the marinades included something that might cause us a problem. What an amazing attention to detail! Thank you for caring for us like that. Awesome spot, great music in the background and a cool vibe with a diverse set of diners.

So yummy! We only ordered two dishes but I could have tried everything on the menu if there was room in my belly. Of course it's spendy but what place in Jackson isn't? Two chicken dishes, no drinks, cost $68 including tax and tip but at least we didn't leave hungry. Plus, our server was adorable. I didn't get a chance to peek inside but I love the outdoor patio. Would have given five stars for atmosphere if they allowed doggies. Park in the ranch lot and walk over.

Off the charts; just go if you like Thai food. Food, Service, Ambiance: all check the box!

We dined as a party of 5 when we traveled to Yellowstone National Park from San Jose. We took a day to drive to Grand Teton national park and then exited the park to dine at Teton Thai. We reached there around 2:30 and got ourselves a table outside. The place outside was really pleasant on a June afternoon. We ordered a plate of wontons as the appetizer which were delicious. For the main course, we ordered the beef noodle soup, pad Thai with chicken, basil fried rice with shrimp and the masaman curry with pork. The spice level was quite spot on as expected from a Thai restaurant while some might find it a tad spicy. The Mai Tai was also great. The service was also quite fast and prompt and very reasonable portion size. The food tasted amazing and exquisite. It was a great experience finding a good Thai place near the Yellowstone Grand Teton area. Overall, a highly recommended restaurant.

Food was absolutely delicious! Fantastic service! Learned that the chef staff is from Bankok - original cooking and flavors. Pad See Ew was best I've ever had! Thank you to everyone at Teton Thai! Exceptional!!

I wasn't expecting great Asian cuisine in Jackson Hole. This little Thai restaurant surprised me. I ordered the egg rolls and the bok bok noodle soup. Both were delicious. The egg roll had a very thin, delicately fried skin which was delicious. The bok bok noodle soup was flavorful. Service was efficient and friendly. I really liked the staff there. I would definitely return next time I'm in Teton village!

If you fancy a $28 pad Thai with chicken, this spot is for you! Otherwise, don't bother. Nice food, but way overpriced.

Awesome service and food. It was a busy little restaurant. Luckily the weather was good and we sat outside. Will definitely go back again.

We drove through here on the drive in to Jackson. 6 tables inside, more out on their somewhat enclosed patio. We had no idea a Thai place was even here until we did a search. Food pics look pretty good. It is hard to tell if they use fresh Thai chili to spice up their food from the pics though. The waiter confirmed they do use fresh Thai chili for their entree dishes, clearly not used for the green beans. They do indicate all the way at the bottom of their online menu that they do charge 20% gratuity on some bills and for sure on carry out bills. What is up with this mandatory 20% gratuity on carry out and may be placed on our bill. What happens when the service is subpar or just awful, guests still have to be extorted for 20% tip for average service and after charge is placed on the bill too. If we didn't drive to the other side of the mountain to get here, we would go back to Jackson Hole. Thai hot is level 3 here. They can go up to level 5. We ordered one pad Thai with crispy duck ($2 up charge) with added veggies at a level 5 and one pad Thai with chicken and added veggies medium hot as well as fried green beans medium spicy. $76.32 The green beans are flash fried and then covered with dry Thai chilies, not fresh. The dry chilies tends to make one cough more as you eat it, because it's a dry powder. The black garlic sauce is good, soy saucy flavors and nice garlic and ginger flavoring to it. $12 does seem rather pricey for the small amount of green beans provided. The pad Thai tasted pretty good, but my medium was mild at best and my husband's level 5 spice was about a medium. We had to ask for two more ramekins of dry fried chilies. Also they don't use fresh chilies. They use dry dried red chilies to get their heat from what we could tell. Our empty green bean plate has been sitting at our table for a bit too long. The bathroom could use some TLC on the walls as well as the white tiles, looking a bit dirty.

This place is very deceptive. They tell people they are some authentic Thai restaurant from a family from Thailand but in reality they are a bunch of Indians pretending to be Thai because they think Americans are not smart enough to know the difference. The restaurant smelled bad and looked filthy. To make matters worse, they played the most annoying rap songs in a loop nonstop during lunch using foul language. This was annoying while trying to enjoy nature and the mountains. We walked in from the back and saw one of their employees using a trash can as a table as he was smoking during a break. I think they have also colluded/bribed with local hotels to send people their way. Don't be fooled, this is an Indian restaurant serving Thai food not a real Thai restaurant like you would expect. Avoid at all cost.

Usually great food, but called in a to-go order this weekend and was told it would be 1 hr to 1:15....2 hours later and 45 mins after we arrived to pick up the food was still not ready. We watched someone who got there after us get a to-go order before us. No offer to comp our food, no reason for the delay. Truly unbelievably bad service. Will never go back here...and that's a huge bummer being locals.

A small place tucked in Teton Village, it has a really cool bar and the staff is phenomenal. They are attentive yet laid back. Food was spot on and served quick we opted to eat outside and enjoy the views of the Mountains. My wife had the Yellow Curry and I had the spicy chicken with the sticky rice. The egg roll appetizer was also good to go.

Another great find during our visit to Jackson Hole. We stayed a few nights in Teton Village, and this was one of the few standalone restaurants (not in a hotel). For a weeknight in the off-season, it was quite busy! We weren't able to be seated outside, but sat in the vestibule area instead. The ambiance inside was lively and fun. To start, we shared the salad rolls, which I enjoyed. For drinks, I got the "something naughty", which was quite good if you like mezcal. My friends also enjoyed their drinks. For dinner, I got the panang curry with chicken, which was very tasty. The star of the show though was the pad see ew with crispy duck - absolutely delicious. We left feeling full and happy!

The Thai food is surprisingly good but expensive. They don't take reservations so first come first serve. They have a nice outdoor seating. If you are ordering for take out, make sure you order at least an hour to an hour and a half ahead of time. Yellow curry with tofu was delicious. Flavorful and the carrots and potatoes were yummy Soup - Tom yum (coconut based) was really good and spice level was perfect. Chicken skewers were devoured by my son so he loved it. Egg rolls were good. Pad see eww was just ok. I heard the steam dumplings were great from my white water rafting guide.

Some excellent Thai food and great atmosphere at the base of the teton range. Hard to beat the views and flavors

Ate here with family after a disaster Airbnb booking and everyone hangry and tired. I'm a Thai food fanatic and have high expectations always. Teton Thai was not near the best I've had, but for area and circumstances was pleasantly surprised. Cool interior with super cool artwork, music selection good as well: old school rap featuring Dr. Dre, Eminem, notorious BI.G., Bone Thugs-B-Harmony, etc. waitress was super helpful and quick, recommended I definitely try the duck pad soon sen. Duck Pad woon sen(9/10) Tom Kai (8/10) Thai steet ribs (8/10) Fried wontons (7/10) Mango sticky rice (8/10)

The food here was good...However, I'm giving it 3 stars for these reasons--- -Service was good till it wasn't. -My guy ordered a sprite mid way through his meal,...the server brought out a can of sprite...Got the bill & saw that the can of sprite cost $5. I'm a true foodie who has traveled in practically all 50 states and it's territories. I've dined in some of the most expensive restaurants including, Michelin Star Restaurants, I've paid $35-$50 on a cocktail but never have I ever paid $5 for a can of sprite. I politely gave my feedback to the manager/server to relay my feedback to the owner of the establishment, that $5 maybe a bit unreasonable for a can of sprite. Instead of taking my honest constructive feedback, the server made excuse as to why it is $5...talking about Teton village is just expensive amongst a host of other excuses...I found it insulting and semi condescending her agreement when all I do is travel and keep up with the restaurant scene in every major cities in this country. I'm usually not one to write a review, I'd rather just give my feedback if any directly to the restaurant manager &/or owner, but I'm so annoyed that I felt the need to write this. - Basic Shrimp Pad Thai $30, pricey but no problem -Shrimp Pad See Ew $30, pricey no problem -some duck dish, $32, understandable, priced well, it is duck. -$16 cocktail, cool -Everything was fine. But $5 for a can of sprite, makes NO damn sense!!! Especially at a small neighborhood Thai restaurant as such. It's not like we are at a rooftop of a 4 seasons with all the ambiance provided to go with a can of soda.

We overlooked the low-star ratings and I am so glad we did. My wife and I were traveling through and decided to pop in for a meal. We have eaten Thai food around the world, and this was as good as any we have ever had anywhere. We are literally thinking of coming back tomorrow night. Likewise, our server was professional, prompt, and courteous. Ignore the bad reviews. Great classic rock played at the right volume to set the ambiance. If you are in the mood for great Thai food and give it a shot. I do not think you will be disappointed.

Delicious foods and attentive servers. We tried other Thai places in Jackson hole & it didn't compare. I got the pineapple fried rice w chicken (a portion easily for 2 people) and husband got Panang chicken

Delicious food! Had Panang curry and Pad de ew - would order again. Small restaurant w outside patio - they are cranking out excellent food. Waitstaff very attentive and friendly.

The only complaint is that there wasn't more! This place is spicy! Don't order your normal spice level- read the menu! We got twos and it was full blown bow chicka wow wow flavor! We licked our plates clean after a nice backpacking trip from teton village. Food came out fast and hot! Presentation was chefs kiss! Perfect inside decor and outside area.

Great Thai. Small place. Order early and carry out. Worth the wait when busy. Food not fuel.

If this place is busy get ready for locals to cut you in line. We were waiting in line with everyone and people were kind, then a local came in push my young kids out of the way. They got immediate service.

100000 out of 10. One of the best restaurants out there. We came here about 6 years ago and have been talking about it ever since. We finally took a visit here over the Fourth of July weekend and this was absolutely on the radar for dinner. They are extremely popular and busy from open to close-- worth every minute of a wait. This visit we waited a quick 15 minutes and we're kindly greeted by the server who had some guided us through some fan favorites. We went with the Fried Dumplings to start -- a must try! For our main courses we got the Pad Gar Pow Duck (absolutely delicious) & the Pad See Ew. Everything is SO FRESH, full of flavor and quality ingredients. This is one of my favorite restaurants of ALL TIMES! Highly recommend and will absolutely be back.

I live in a city that knows how to make fresh Thai food so when my friend recommended this restaurant, i was not sure. It's a short walk, which we did in our ski boots from the Jackson Hole ski resort main entrance. You can also take a free 2 min shuttle to nearby parking lot. It is so worth finding your way here. Incredibly fresh food. Four of us had a variety of apps, drinks, and main courses. Very friendly staff and a cozy outdoor seating area with fireplace in winter time.

The food is good here service isn't great and they flat out over charge for food which is kinda sad. Also I saw mandatory 20% tip for take out orders. Again ownership just ripping the tourist off.

Happy to stumble upon some decent Thai/Vietnamese food in Driggs, Idaho! Teton Thai is part of Teton Village, an indoor/outdoor shopping center in Driggs, and has four tables available for outdoor dining--when we arrived ~5:30PM, all four were seated, but the hostess took our name and phone number and texted when a table became available (~6PM). Ordered a couple appetizers both of which were served with a raw (not pickled) cabbage/carrot garnish: - Egg Rolls (veggies and glassy noodles served with sweet and sour sauce and crushed peanuts), which were more like classic spring rolls, and pretty tasty; - Fried Dumplings (chicken, shrimp, pork, and shiitake mushrooms, served with dried garlic and green onions with sweet sesame soy sauce), which were a bit dry and dense inside, but nicely crispy. Shared two mains at a "Level 3" (of 5) spice level, and for once the level exactly matched what we expected--if we weren't trying to hike the Grand Tetons the next few days, we'd have pumped it up to a Level 5 to see if it's a truly Thai-level spiciness: - Ka-Nom Jean (coconut milk, green curry, zucchini, bell peppers, basil, red onions, bean sprouts, lime leaves with chicken served over rice noodles), would have preferred the curry to be served with rice on the side rather than over rice noodles, as they became a bit sodden as they soaked up the curry, and could not then provide relief for the spice--ordered a side of steamed jasmine white rice for that purpose; - Bison Phở (thin sliced bison, rice noodles, hoisin sauce, basil, cilantro, onion, bean sprouts, jalapenos in house phở broth), delicious! The bison was much like a dry beef, and quite tasty--not at all game-y. Service was friendly and price seemed on par with city prices. Would definitely return!

This soup was sooo delicious. We got it with medium spice (#2) and it was amazing!! Had the perfect hint of lime taste too- highly recommend! Also service was great!!

Food was very good. Had 2 curry dishes and 2 noodle dishes. Both were very tasty. Server was helpful and attentive. A bit expensive, but we are still n a ski town. Quality food.

Disappointing... not what it used to be! Soup was watered down. Need a magnifying glass to find the chicken.

STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE! This Thai restaurant is ripping off customers. Food taste below average, too pricey for the quality and they charge you 20% gratuity regardless of number of customers. They don't tell you upfront unless you read the fine prints on their menu or after you get the check (if you pay attention or you'll end up double tipping). Oh wow! And they charge 20% service charge too, even for take outs!

I second the reviews of others about the scamming practice of this restaurant by automatically adding 20% service charge to any number of diners and apparently even take outs! Yes, it was our responsibility to check the bill and their FINE PRINT about such auto add on but I believe, they should be transparent about this by mentioning it to customers and up to them to add more. Afterall, their 20% is already guaranteed. Not mentioning it is already scamming good diners! Their menu prices is high (understanding their location?), food taste was average. Recommended? No, for charging practice.

Can we just talk about the hot and sour shrimp soup...WOW. The best soup I have ever had...seriously!! I would fly to Jackson just to have that soup again. I ordered stir fried veggies with tofu. I didn't add any spice and I wish I would have because it was a bit bland. Some soy sauce would have fixed it right up but they were packed and I couldn't get the waiters attention. Not a deal breaker, I would give another entree a try if I go back. We took the shuttle from the mountain to get there.

Service was very minimal despite the compulsory 20% service charge for any party. Food was pretty mediocre especially for the high prices.

Very mediocre.. not authentic and our food was dry/ not saucy. It was fine for what it was, but WAY over priced

The food was mediocre for the price. As a local who has supported this business since it was established, it is very disappointing to see the direction this restaurant has taken. This meal today is the final meal we will eat at this restaurant. The automatic 20% gratuity placed on the take out menu was the final straw.

Worth the wait. The food was fire. Best Thai food I have had in a really long time. Yes it is expensive but it is worth it! And the music selection was also top notch. I will definitely try their Idaho location too because, why not?!

Ordered the dumpling soup, cashew stir fry & flourless chocolate lava . Some of the best Thai we've ever had! Definitely recommend the soup, perfect on a snowy day.

Amazing food! Went twice. Dumplings a must to start. I had the green curry one day and panang curry the next. Hubby had pineapple chicken fried rice both days. Yum!

favorite restaurant in the entire world!!! thousands of different flavors, great spice and nice atmosphere! did take 1 hour to get a table because we had a large party, but it was so worth it!!! would wait all day to eat that food

I don't like how they automatically add a 20% gratuity on to go orders. Like seriously, I will not be returning. It is an awfully arrogant presumption that simply giving me the food in a bag justifies a 20% included gratuity. I tip very well when I sit down at a restaurant and actually receive service, but to go orders are realllly pushing it. This restaurant should pay its employees more instead of passing off the cost to the customer (who keeps the lights on through their business already).

Love this place! We took the food to go. They were delicious. The restaurent is 5-10 minutes walk from hotel Terra, it got us out of the Teton village for a little bit. The Tom Kha Gai soup was so good! Perfect coconut mushroom soup for the winter, a little bit sour and sweet and very coconutty. The Ribs was deliciously well charred, the Panang Curry was tasty, although I won't order it with the salmon again because the salmon did take on the flavor of the curry, was felt dry in the mouth. The Pad Thai was very good.

Amazing Thai food in Teton village! They have indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outdoors to enjoy the surroundings. Service was quick. This was a great find