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 Winner of The Silver Fork Award |
540 University Avenue San Diego, CA 92103 United States +1 619 297 8424 / +1 858 490 3930 |
This restaurant caters to those with a penchant for hot & spicy food. For over a quarter of a century, Celadon has managed to earn the respect of customers through constantly serving delicious Thai food. Incidentally, the chef has even cooked for the Siamese royal family. On the menu, you'll find the best and the rarest dishes under the Chef's Specialty items. Go for anything...duck, chicken, or seafood. It's all good. And very affordable. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Jack Lyons  |
 Photo: Jack Lyons |
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Tasty Thai |
4475 Mission Boulavard San Diego, CA 92109 United States +1 858 270 5050 |
If you dine here you will agree with those who describe Thai food as sensual, because the spicy entrees at this eatery are very sensual indeed. There is a wide and varied menu that offers well-prepared classic dishes such as Paht Thai, Mee Krob and other Siamese favorites. The Grilled Barbecued Chicken is outstanding and well worth a try. All of these culinary delights are served in a pleasant and friendly atmosphere. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Thai Flavors |
8008, Girard Avenue San Diego, CA 92037 United States +1 858 551 9999 http://www.kitima.com/ |
This restaurant is a no-frills server of traditional Thai dishes such as red curry and hot shrimp. Guests are free to choose the spice level of their meals. With that said, brave souls be warned if you order extra spicy! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Thai Eats |
5525, La Jolla Boulevard San Diego, CA 92037 United States +1 858 456 7889 http://www.labasil.com |
Despite the fact that this restaurant doesn't get very busy, the hooked diners who keep returning will tell you La Basil consistently serves fresh and delicious food. Known for their house curry, this place is surprisingly cheap considering the variety on the menu and the classy feel given by the lighting and decorations. For a charming and low-key evening of dining, preferably with a date, this spot is worth hunting down. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Thai Experience |
4501 Mission Bay Drive San Diego, CA 92109 United States +1 858 274 8424 http://www.lannathaicuisine.co... |
The Lanna Thai Restaurant excels in cooking up some of the popular Thai delicacies. The decor is as good as the food served here, with Thai art works adorning the wall and the rich look of the place—a perfect mood is set in for a great evening. The food is prepared with spices and herbs that blend in to bring out the perfect flavor of every dish. To relish a wonderful Thai meal one must head here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Curry Space! |
327 Fourth Avenue San Diego, CA 92101 United States +1 619 501 8424 http://www.ramarestaurant.com/ |
Stone walls, comfortable red couches, transparent curtains, typical Thai statuettes and authentic Thai cuisine are the elements that attract guests to Rama Restaurant. Both, San Diego Magazine and San Diego Reader have conferred this restaurant with the title - 'San Diego's Best Thai Restaurant'. Rama Spicy Rice, Gai Qua (a Bangkok speciality), Penang Curry and Masaman Curry are hot options on the menu. Thai BBQ and seafood as well as wine and beer are available too. So, go ahead and enjoy your meal! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Try the Crying Tiger |
467 Fifth Ave San Diego, CA 92101 United States +1 619 230 8424 http://www.sdro.com/rthai |
Smiling faces and simple elegance greet you at the door at this highly regarded downtown restaurant, where the authentic Asian food is pleasing to all senses. A delight for vegetarians, the menu offers a full line of choices. The top-selling soup is Tom Kah (coconut soup with shrimp). Favorite entrees include Crying Tiger (ultra-spicy beef and greens) or Kang Ped (red curry, bamboo shoots, eggplant and basil). The full bar specializes in exotic cocktails. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Chris Gist |
 Photo: Loun-Loun Chua |
 Photo: Elinor Dear |
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Top Thai tastes |
737 Pearl Street San Diego, CA 92037 United States +1 858 551 8424 http://www.royalthaicuisine.com/ |
This establishment was previously known as Lemon Grass, but has always been owned by the same family. Richly carved, comfortable furnishings greet diners. The food is splendid, combining fresh ingredients with the endless array of spices and flavorings typical of Thai cuisine. Start with the Siam Forest Salad, with its unique peanut-based dressing over snapping-fresh greens, firm bean curd, cucumbers and tomatoes. For an entree, consider the Royal Duckling, a half duck marinated in spices and served with several tasty sauces. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sate to satisfy |
3731 India Street San Diego, CA 92103 United States +1 619 574 0177 |
Recipes from the Thailand childhood memories of owner Su Mei Yu fill the air with fragrant scents of grilled chicken. Unpretentious and nicely decorated with artwork by Thai local artists, this casual restaurant offers noodles and sate light lunch or dinner. Asian beers are only $3.50, while house wines start at $7 a bottle. For your entree, try the Chicken Combination Plate, served with Satay, Jasmine Rice and Cucumber Salad. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional Thai dishes |
527 South Coast Highway 101 San Diego, CA 92024-3532 United States +1 760 753 3940 |
This restaurant is located next to popular specialty shops along the Highway 101 Encinitas Mainstreet. The storefront establishment is appropriate for both informal business and leisure occasions. Statues of Buddha sit on shelves throughout the spacious dining area and various artifacts, such as bronze butterflies, cover the walls. Rice and noodle dishes are customer favorites. Of course, the House Specials are also popular including Roast Duck, Honey Spare Ribs and Princess Favorite Duckling. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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La Jolla Thai fave |
7734 Girard Ave San Diego, CA 92037 United States +1 858 456 0466 |
Though located just two blocks from one of the largest tourist convergences, this area tends to quiet down a bit in the evenings. Standard Thai entrees such as Pad Thai, Satay, Curry and Glazed Duck are on the menu. House specialties known as "Gold Bags" are also served, consisting of minced pork, herbs and vegetables wrapped in rice paper. You can also choose "Gold Bags" that contain roast duck or spicy calamari. If you want a romantic atmosphere, be sure to reserve one of the tables out on the front covered patio. Review © 2007, Wcities |
