Thai Cuisine News

Curry duck, foreground, Satay appetizers, back lest, and Pad Thai, back right, are examples of cuisine available at Bangkok Cafe Thai Restaurant off 930 W. 5th Avenue downtown.

For an appetizer, we really enjoyed the spring rolls , which came with a tasty orange dipping sauce.

With all of the recent restaurant closings, it's nice to be able to report on an opening, even if it is several months away.

Stand at the center of the bamboo labyrinth and meditate on a revelation in your life, the sign says.

Thai cuisine can be made even more authentically at home with these items. Thai food is a very popular cuisine across the world.

Imagine if somebody handed you a hot dog and never offered any ketchup, mustard, or relish.

Whether it's sweet-hot curries, savory tangles of stir-fry rice noodles and peanuts, or bracing lime, mint and meat pairings, the quest for authentic Thai cuisine in the Nashville area can take you to unlikely places.

When Angus An announced that he would be closing Gastropod in May and opening a new Thai restaurant in its place, expectations ran high.

Hours of operation : Lunch, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday-Friday; dinner, 5- 9:30 p.m. Sunday-Thursday and 5-10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

It's East meets West, Bangkok meets Oak Bluffs, fried garlic meets fried clams, spring roll meets lobster roll.

The Thai private sector joined hands with government agencies to host the first-ever Thai cultural festival in Frankfurt on the weekend of June 19-21. The event boosted an image of Thailand dented by political unrest.

Fifteen women attended a Thai cuisine cooking class organised by Royal Brunei Catering yesterday morning at the Amigos Caf, Royal Brunei Recreation Club.

Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce, left, is an appetizer at Vancouver's Planet Thai.

A couple of places have served Thai-style dishes over the years, and we actually had a Thai restaurant for a while on West Markham Street.

Been hungry for Thai food lately? If so, call yourself a trendsetter. Jackie Mercandetti Takeda Thai by Moulay is a welcome addition to the Valley's burgeoning Thai restaurant community.

Alexandra Gill Last updated on Tuesday, Jun. 23, 2009 06:58PM EDT I f you're in the mood for mushy pad Thai drowned in ketchup and sweet green curry bastardized with broccoli, don't bother going to Maenam.

Even though I have been to Malaysia and ate myself silly, I can't clearly define what Malaysian food is.

Yesterday, I got a very nice note from loyal reader Jason Marsell, hipping me to some killer street food in one of the most unlikely of places.

June 19, 10:10 AM Comment RSS Located on the corner of Ellis and Mason, The Old Siam Thai restaurant is just one of those ole' lunch spots that you'd go to because it's in the ole' business quarters of your work.

When you arrive at a strip mall in Wheaton, you may not even notice Ruan Thai sandwiched between a dry cleaner's and a used car lot.