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Located inside Holy Basil in Downtown, Yum is an excellent Thai pop-up serving Bangkok-style street food. There isn't a set schedule or menu, so just do what we do at this point and stalk their Instagram and prepare yourself for an extraordinary meal. From raw blue crab soaked in fish sauce to fermented branzino to white mushrooms in a pickled bean curd, Yum’s food is spicy, pungent, and unabashedly original.
Night + Market West Hollywood is LA’s party restaurant. A party restaurant with some of the best Thai found in town.
Isaan Classic in Silver Lake is a bare-bones restaurant serving fantastic, unique Isaan-style Thai food.
Same Same in Silver Lake has combined two cornerstones of human happiness (wine and Thai food), and dinner here will inevitably make you happier.
Northern Thai Food Club in East Hollywood is a tiny Thai restaurant that also happens to be one of the best in town.
