Located at 1438 S Carrollton Ave is Basil Leaf, serving creatively made authentic Thai cuisine. Their unique menu includes sure hit bestsellers Pad Thai, Drunken Noodle, and Soft Shell Crab special. The whole-coconut curry is served in a coconut shell filled with sea scallops and sauteed shrimp with coconut mead and eggplant topped with red curry. Read More..

If you seek to personalize your Thai dishes to your taste, head over at 4137 S Carrollton Ave to get a taste of Bangkok Cuisine's Thai menu. Servers would gladly provide you topnotch recommendations and even supplies you with options of either adding more spice/heat or adding/subtracting any ingredient to any of their dishes on the menu. Dishes are freshly cooked upon your order and suited for your specific taste. Read More..

Certified Thai "hot" dishes incomparable to other Thai restaurants could be found at Sukhothai located at 1913 Royal St. Their menu tempts spicy eaters with an extensive selection of authentic Thai dishes in varying spice levels from mild to super hot. Bestsellers include chunky tom yum goong soup, savory panang beef curry, drunken noodles in heavy sauce, grilled fish green curry with roti, and Tom Kha. Read More..

Cafe Equator at 2920 Severn Ave gives consistently quick service for those grabbing a quick bite for lunch hour. Special lunch plates with your main entree of choice are served with half of a fried spring roll and a side salad. Staff makes sure to provide fast and friendly service. Read More..

You're sure to get a good deal for your money and a full stomach with Singha Thai Cafe located at 413 Carondelet St. At reasonable prices, they have a wide menu selection including satay, curry vermicelli crawfish, red curry chicken, spicy tom yum soup with shrimp and lemongrass, Carondelet Shrimp, Ginger Fish, and Pad Thai. There is also a variety of sauces to choose from such as basil sauce, ginger sauce, three flavor sauce, and curries. Read More..

Bangkok Thai Restaurant at 513 S Carrollton Ave offers a wide selection of vegetarian Thai dishes. Their most raved Thai dish is the Basil Eggplant paired with onions, red and green bell peppers cooked to perfection. Other favorite options in their menu are the House Pad Thai with curry and authentic Ginger chicken. Dishes are customizable to sweet or spicy based on a one to five scale which is inquired by waiters while you are ordering. Meals come at a great deal for the budget at an affordable price mostly below $50 with leftovers. Read More..

La Thai Uptown at 4938 Prytania St serves stuffed Thai dishes suitable to sate picky eaters. For appetizer, they offer hot and crispy vegetable spring rolls paired with great sweet chili sauce. Other delicious alternatives are the Crispy Calamari served with sweet chili glaze, coconut shrimp, hot-and-sour soup, and chicken satay. Read More..

Aptly located at 729 Burdette St is Chill Out Cafe, a breakfast and Asian fusion restaurant offering short but authentic Thai/Chinese cuisine. If you're craving for breakfast, they offer pancakes and bacon paired with Thai iced coffees and Thai Tea. Read More..

Drop by at Siamese Restaurant at 6601 Veterans Blvd to savor on several types of Thai curry to suit your craving. Their most famous choices include red bean curry on fresh shrimp, chicken with mussaman curry, yellow curry, pineapple curry, Kang Ped curry, and Roasted Duck curry. Complement it with the unique pineapple fried rice creatively served inside a real pineapple. Read More..

The Hoshun Restaurant at 1601 Saint Charles Avenue serves a combination of Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Thai cuisine in their menu. Savory appetizers include Crab and Crawfish Rangoon and Tossed Thai Beef Salad. Main entrees combine Asian flavors such as General Tso's Chicken and Pumpkin Seed Plum Duck. Enthusiasts of raw dishes would indulge in the sushi bar providing sashimi, sushi, and a variety of special rolls in wacky names like Hard Rock Roll and Hoshun's Treasure. Read More..

Conveniently located at 217 Camp Street, Lemon Grass Cafe sits between two famous hotspots in New Orleans, the French Quarter and the Central Business District. The menu offers a range of Asian cuisine particularly Thai and Vietnamese dishes are fresh and subtly adventurous. Highly recommended dishes include the pork loin and the shrimp curry angel hair pasta. Complementing the Asian menu is a wide wine menu to choose from. It's a great lunch spot for both tourists and locals. Read More..