21 Best Thai Restaurants in St. Louis

“We had dinner with friends here last night and it was fantastic. The shrimp toast was incredible. Scallops were fantastic. We had quite a list of different dishes and they were all great! Didn’t get pictures of it all but here’s some of what we had!“

“It was really good food and we were happy with it. Came for downtown restaurant week and tried a special. Only gripe was that we asked for one order of dumplings so we were confused when they came out with 3 for some reason. The server was nice but the order wasn’t read back to us so we weren’t aware of any misunderstanding. It tacked on an extra unexpected $20+ to the bill, which put a little damper on things, but I guess we had the chance to say something and just let it go. It’s a little frustrating but overall things were fine.“

“Absolutely love this place!“

“great food and fast and friendly staff“

“Thai Asian Cuisine is a Thai/Chinese restaurant in a strip mall by Schnucks on Butler Hill Road. The Thai curries are great and the service was on point. The white rice seemed a little old ( not same day), the Tod Num was rubbery and didn’t seem home made. The front entrance/door was really dirty .“

“THE PHO WAS SOOOOOO DELICIOUS!!! I KID U NOT I ATE IT UNDER 8 mins!“

“First time here and the service, food, cleanliness, pricing, location were all excellent! Celebrated a grandson's b'day and it was perfect! I love that they give you an option for spiciness (0-5) since I'm a 0 and opted for Orange Chicken. I'll be more adventuresome next time. LOL Great restaurant all the way around!“

“It was our first time trying TukTukThai and they did not disappoint! We had the food truck in our subdivision and we tried the Drunken Chicken. Portion was huge, food was awesome, and service was exceptional! Thank you!“

“4½ to 4 Stars – A Decent Thai Spot With Room to Improve

I recently tried Thai Nivas Cafe after hearing mixed reviews from friends, and overall, it was a decent experience — but not without its flaws.

The flavors in most dishes were authentic and vibrant. The Pad Thai had a nice balance of sweet and tangy, and the Eggplant Curry had a rich, sweet texture with just the right level of savoury. The staff were polite and tried to be helpful, even though they seemed a bit overwhelmed. The ambiance was homely but felt a bit dated, and the lighting could use a softer touch for a cozier vibe.

The portion sizes were medium for the price, but the presentation was attractive. Their Chilli sauce was good.

All in all, Thai Nivas Cafe is worth a try if you're craving Thai food in the area, but it's not somewhere I’d rush back to. With a bit more quantity, it could easily become a local favorite.“

“We had the best meal tonight at Fork & Stix. The flavors and presentation of the dishes were excellent and the atmosphere is relaxing and warm. Would highly recommend this restaurant for a wonderful dining experience.“

“From the view on Google maps, it looks like a sit down place. I guess you could say that, it's 1 table. The rest of the inside is filled with boxes. They need to refresh their paint inside, looks like a lot of old smoke in it (light brown/yellow).
As far as the service & food, it was great! Walked in, placed an order & about 10 min I had my order. During that time they had a lot of call in orders & some online. I kept hearing average wait time 30-45 min due to the size of the orders.
Prices seem a little high, but then again everything has gone up lately & I don't often eat out.“

“Food here was great. The Parathas are very good and the Chicken Tikka Masala was great too. The staff is helpful and kind. Would recommend people to try it out. Although I’m on vacation I would definitely come back here if I’m in Missouri“

“Great service, great food, great drinks! T.K. and Omar were awesome!!!!“

“The Thai food scene in STL has been in dire straits recently, with Chao Baan falling off hard and King & I departing for the county. So you can imagine my excitement when I saw Thai Kitchen was opening nearby.My meal last night was excellent. The yellow curry was rich with just the right spice level, and the rangoons were delicious. This will be my go-to Thai takeout spot from now on.Only issue is that their pickup procedure is a little unclear. It's supposed to be a no-contact pick-up, where you get your food from a locker in the lobby (unlocked via a check-in kiosk). But I guess Thai Kitchen isn't using that system, so I had to wait around a bit to ask someone for my food.“

“Great food fast and good price. I ll recommend it.“

“This China King is under New Management and when I tell you I went at the beginning of November 2024, ordered Chicken Egg foo yu and Fried gizzards .... DELICIOUS!!! The gravy on the Chicken egg foo yu is so good and their Fried gizzards are the best in St Louis, they practically melt in your mouth and the onions help make the flavor. And the food was fresh, hot and soooo good. This husband and wife team know how to cook, they are respectful and kind, and have not only my respect but will have my business from now on. Thank you!!! Glad to rediscover you here in Crestwood.“

“This is the best Thai restaurant I've been to so far out of the 43 I've tried! The Tom yum soup here is the best anywhere, especially the Tom Yum Pla hotpot. They also have really good curry, with their yellow curry being among the best.“

“Food and service are always great!“

“Really enjoyed their combination plate. Everything was so tasty!!! And their Hot and Sour soup is even delicious the next day.“

“Hands down my favorite sushi place in St. Louis. Incredible food and friendly staff. I am always glad to introduce friends to the magic of Ocha's sushi!“

“It’s truly heartbreaking to see all of the people leaving negative reviews for this restaurant. The owners are kind hearted and hardworking people who have been contributing to St. Louis’ diverse restaurant scene for years- it’s important for hole in the wall family owned restaurants like Yan Wu to exist and continue adding to the social and cultural fabric of the city, as more and more go out of business or are replaced by characterless chains. Please take a second to try and examine why you are so quick to judge a minority owned business and label the owners as “rude” due to communication barriers or assume they are talking about you when they speak in their native language rather than impulsively attempt to put another local restaurant out of business.“