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Most of us have a hidden gem Thai food place that’s the best in your area. You know the one: they make your order just the way you like it every time, they have the best sauce you’ve ever had, and it’s comfort food on a plate. I believe the best part about knowing a hidden gem is telling everyone about it, especially when it comes to Thai food. These are the best spots for Thai food in and around Detroit.
Bangkok 96
2450 South Telegraph, Dearborn
Genevieve Vang’s love of Thai food began when her family moved to Thailand. She opened Bangkok 96 in 1996 and has been thriving ever since, being voted as one of the top Thai restaurants in the area. You can also check out the stall at Detroit Shipping Company, Bangkok 96 Street Food, which offers handheld options and bowls.
Bangkok Sala Cafe
27903 Orchard Lake Road, Farmington Hills
Bangkok Sala Cafe has been a family-owned and operated staple in the area since 2000. Their food is fresh and authentic and they offer a wide variety of options on their menu.
Lue Thai Cafe
22215 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn
While the menu options seem familiar at Lue Thai Cafe, there is something unique that sets them apart from the others. This spot offers gluten-free, vegan, and Halal options for those with dietary needs as well as Americanized choices for kids.
New Bangkok Cuisine
250 North Center Street, Northville
The chef at New Bangkok Cuisine has over 20 years of experience making Thai food. Their ingredients are sourced from local farmers’ markets when possible. You’ll especially want to try anything from the Chef’s Special column on their menu.
Pi’s Thai Cuisine
24940 John R. Road, Hazel Park
Pi’s Thai Cuisine has been around since 1986 and there’s a good reason why: the food is simple and delicious. Be prepared, it’s hard to get through to order on the phone because it’s so popular, they only take cash, and their food is on the spicier side.
SHINthai
736 South Washington Avenue, Royal Oak
Primarily a take-out and delivery restaurant, SHINthai is a hotspot for consistently great Thai food. Ordering is simple: choose an entree from their list of almost two dozen options, pick lunch or dinner size, select a protein, and finally a spice level ranging from no spice to x-hot.
Takoi
2520 Michigan Avenue, Detroit
If you’re looking for a Thai spot with an incredible atmosphere, Takoi is a must-try. They offer traditional Thai dishes alongside some fusion plates including their famous fried chicken sandwich.
Thai Street Kitchen
42805 Woodward Avenue, Bloomfield Hills
Chef Ann is committed to fusing Michigan and Vietnamese flavors together at Thai Street Kitchen. The meats are all organic, antibiotic and cage-free chicken and eggs, and no MSG. Most dishes here can be prepared vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free.
