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Chao Phraya Thai Restaurant

Traditional Thai

1505 West 2nd Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6H 3Y4
Canada
+1 604 732 3939

This restaurant boasts the most traditional Thai cuisine in town. It uses fresh, natural ingredients and chili sauce. It has a romantic vibe, with views of False Creek boats and harbour. Although it is just outside Granville Island, parking won't be a problem because the restaurant has its own free lot. Dishes come in mild to very spicy versions, so there is no need to fear too-hot or flavourless food. Some of the highlights include the Meat and Vegetarian Green Curry, Pad Thai, sweet and sour dishes, stir-fried fare, lettuce wraps, salads and soups.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Chili Club Thai

Thai cuisine with a view 1000 Beach Ave
Vancouver, BC V6E 1T7
Canada
+1 604 681 6000 The elegant decor here doesn't distract from the views of English Bay that spread out before the diners. The Thai chefs use fresh ingredients and consistently serve up tasty and traditional Thai treats. The menu selection includes a wide range of seafood, meat, noodle and rice dishes. It also offers an assortment of Thai curries with chicken, beef or pork (CAD9.50), and a seafood curry served in a hot pot (CAD9.50). For a lighter meal, there is a wide range of spicy soups as well.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Hawker's Delight

Non-Pretentious Ambitions Achieved 4127 Main Street
Vancouver, British Columbia V5V
Canada
+1 604 709 8188 Serving the increasingly trendy mid-Main area, this Singaporean/Malaysian hole-in-the-wall tempts customers with nearly-overloaded laksas, curries, satays, and nasi or mee goring, serving it up in plastic plates and bowls to evoke Asian street stall sentiments. On a cold, grey day, the fogged up windows serve as their own advertising, showcasing the cuisine within, the smells seducing even the most disgruntled urbanites inside – a reminder that somewhere, somehow, though it seems near-on impossible, the sun really is shining and palm trees are swaying in the breeze. A culinary pick-me-up for the urban winter blues. - Joshua Hergesheimer

Review © 2007, Wcities

Thai House Restaurant

Voted best Asian 1766 West 7th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6J 5E9
Canada
+1 604 737 0088
http://www.thaihouse.com/ Winner of local awards for culinary excellence, this is a city favourite. Try the spring rolls, satays, soups, salads, chicken, pork, beef, noodles, rice, seafood, and vegetable dishes. The lunch menu includes 18 choices. Appetizers include Deep Fried Chicken in a Pandanus Leaf. Try the local favorite Pad Kee Mao Goong (drunken prawns with ginger and chilli), or the Tom Kah Kat (hot and sour soup). There is karaoke nightly. The establishment is licensed and reservations are recommended for peak times.

Review © 2007, Wcities