San Antonio’s Thai food game is strong if you know where to look! My top spots (after many, many spicy research sessions):
Thai Dee (near Wurzbach): The khao soi here is life-changing—creamy, tangy, with perfect noodle texture. Their larb is also next-level, and they don’t hold back on heat if you ask. Cash-only, but worth the ATM trip.
Sawasdee Thai Cuisine (Medical Center): Family-run gem with a mango sticky rice that’s basically dessert heaven. Their panang curry is my comfort-food obsession.
Thai Bistro (Alamo Heights): Fancier vibe, but the crispy garlic shrimp and tom kha soup are flawless. Great for date night!
Thai Chili (Downtown): Quick lunch spot—their pad kee mao (drunken noodles) has that smoky wok char we all crave.
Always ask for ‘Thai spicy’ at your own risk—San Antonio Thai spots mean business with heat. 🌶️
Did I miss any hidden gems? I’m forever hunting for more som tum (papaya salad) that hits just right
San Antonio’s Thai food game is strong if you know where to look! My top spots (after many, many spicy research sessions):
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Sawasdee Thai Cuisine (Medical Center): Family-run gem with a mango sticky rice that’s basically dessert heaven. Their panang curry is my comfort-food obsession.
Thai Bistro (Alamo Heights): Fancier vibe, but the crispy garlic shrimp and tom kha soup are flawless. Great for date night!
Thai Chili (Downtown): Quick lunch spot—their pad kee mao (drunken noodles) has that smoky wok char we all crave.
Always ask for ‘Thai spicy’ at your own risk—San Antonio Thai spots mean business with heat. 🌶️
Did I miss any hidden gems? I’m forever hunting for more som tum (papaya salad) that hits just right