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Best Thai Restaurant in Town?

Started by osu9400, April 01, 2009, 08:18:42 PM

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osu9400

What's your favorite Thai joint, where, and why?

GG

#1
Taven's in Owasso, good food, good service, good friendly people running it and good location, if you live in Owasso or north Tulsa/Rogers county.    ;D
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Ed W

Tavin's is OK, but Thai Siam is better.
Ed

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Hoss

Quote from: Ed W on April 01, 2009, 10:04:59 PM
Tavin's is OK, but Thai Siam is better.

Absolutely.  Plus 1 for you.

swake

Quote from: osu9400 on April 01, 2009, 08:18:42 PM
What's your favorite Thai joint, where, and why?

Is that the Native American/Thai place in Owasso? If so, it's just awful, really awful.

cannon_fodder

Bangkok Super THai Buffet!

Close to home/work. Inexpensive.  Convenient for lunch.  Local.  Decent food.

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Gaspar

Quote from: cannon_fodder on April 02, 2009, 08:44:35 AM
Bangkok Super THai Buffet!

Close to home/work. Inexpensive.  Convenient for lunch.  Local.  Decent food.

Site of the next TulsaNow lunch?

Love it!  +1

I'm the guy in the corner with sweat running down my head, and a mouth full of the basil chicken.  Why does that have to be so hot and so good at the same time?
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Quote from: osu9400 on April 01, 2009, 08:18:42 PM
What's your favorite Thai joint, where, and why?

Favorite Thai joint? Thai schtick! But have not seen any since the CIA quit importing it in the 1970's.

Thai Siam has slipped a bit since the 90's when it was a novelty before it expanded and the kids grew up....

Lana Thai slipped when they left 51st and Harvard. The other location at Memorial has no ambiance and the food is greasier.


CF, where's the Thai Buffet? 31st and Mingo?

Use to eat at BangKok in NYC across from studio51 and it was amazingly good. The native Thais did not use chopstix but spoons to scoop their dinner.....

Conan71

Bangkok is at 33rd & Harvard.  I have not been there in years.  It was before they went "buffet".

Thai Siam gets my vote.
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kylieosu

I also have to go with Thai Siam.

Thai Cafe in Stillwater is incredibly good...

cannon_fodder

33rd and Harvard indeed.  Next to the Library behind the Diner on 32nd.  A store front in a squished in strip mall like thing.

Anyone ever notice that Thai places have real Thai people, Chinese food is largely staffed by (what I assume to be) Chinese people, Lebanese places are run by Lebanese people . . . but Italian places are almost never run but immigrants?   Not that it really matters, just seems odd that some ethnic food is still ethnic . . . other ethnic food is just food.
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swake

Quote from: Conan71 on April 02, 2009, 09:04:02 AM
Bangkok is at 33rd & Harvard.  I have not been there in years.  It was before they went "buffet".

Thai Siam gets my vote.

Bangkok is still good.

Conan71

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TeeDub


Best place I know of is "Hmong."


31st and Garnett on the NW corner.   Closed on Mondays.


Hoss

Quote from: TeeDub on April 02, 2009, 09:58:46 AM
Best place I know of is "Hmong."


31st and Garnett on the NW corner.   Closed on Mondays.



That in the same center with Napoli's?  Or the one where Rib Crib is at?  I might have to give that a try.