Thai
Indo China Menu at Tiffin on Girard Debuts Tonight
Tonight the Tiffin location on Girard avenue will be debuting a new menu. Based around Indo-Chinese cuisine, the new menu features exciting dishes like Kung Pao […]
Baan Thai Opens in Northern Liberties
Baan Thai, the new restaurant taking over the spot of the recently-shuttered Sonata, has officially opened as of Saturday September 1st. The restaurant announced their […]
Sweet and Savory Crepes in Philadelphia
Longing for a nice, long, inexpensive trip to France? Well, we can’t really help you there but there are a few places in Philadelphia that […]
Roe Opens in Old City
New Old City restaurant Roe Thai and Japanese Contemporary has just opened. At 138 Chestnut St. the new spot has an extensive menu of Thai […]
Circles Northern Liberties Names an Opening Date
Northern Liberties’ much anticipated Circles Contemporary Asian restaurant is set to be serving Thai food on Thursday, June 28th at 812 N 2nd Street (between Brown […]
Is Our Best Thai in Roxborough?
Adam Erace heads to Leverington and Ridge and discovers Phu Fha Thai, an until now below the radar Thai restaurant in Roxborough. Erace even goes as far to […]
Chabaa Thai Wants To Know If You Can Take the Heat
For the fifth year in a row Chabaa Thai in Manayunk is hosting its Spicy Contest. The winner of which will walk away with a […]
Circles Is Bringing Thai Food to Northern Liberties
Circles, Best of Philly winner for New Thai food is expanding to Northern Liberties. We don’t know a location yet but according to the brand […]
What Could Be at Jasmine Rice
Potential isn’t really what you’re looking for in a meal. Unfortunately for Jasmine Rice, execution left Brian Freedman longing for the meal he could have […]
Beer Dinner at Circles
Circles and Passyunk Avenue’s Bottle Shop are combining for a beer dinner on Tuesday, November 15th. The three-course $35 menu will include soup, salad and […]
Two Bells for Circles
Craig LaBan explores Newbold’s Circles and finds that the modest Thai restaurant might just be tops of our Thai restaurant heap. I especially loved the […]
Not Packing the Heat at Sawatdee
Adam Erace won’t be among the throngs waiting for a table at Sawatdee. He finds the 15th and South Thai BYOB lacking in heat and […]
Flush of Optimism at Erawan’s New Outpost
Brian Freedman heads to Chinatown’s Erawan with cautious optimism, he’s rewarded with pleasant enough Thai food at a reasonable price. Green curry built from scratch—no […]
More Thai for Center City
Yesterday Naked Philly wondered aloud what might be coming to the former Warsaw Cafe at 16th and Spruce. The answer was posted the day before […]
A Thorough Boo for Thai Kuu
Craig LaBan lambasts Thai Kuu in Sunday’s Inquirer crushing the food, cost and service enroute to a stinging zero-bell review. A food-runner was positively flummoxed […]