Holy Basil is a tiny counter Downtown where you’ll find some of the most exciting Thai food in LA.

Yum is a Downtown Thai pop-up churning out incredible Bangkok-style street food.

Dubbed the “Costco of Thai Food,” LAX-C is massive warehouse of Thai goods on the edge of Chinatown.

Silom Supermarket is an East Hollywood/Thai Town market where you can grab any Thai staple you need, and a whole lot more.

Bangluck is an excellent specialty market in the heart of Thai Town.

Mae Ting’s in Chinatown makes our favorite coconut cakes in LA.

Piccalilli in Culver City combines Asian cuisines with low country flavors - with mixed results.

Chao Krung is one of the oldest Thai restaurants in LA with a newly revamped menu that’s tremendous.

Sapp Coffee Shop is a Thai Town staple that serves a boat noodle soup you never knew you needed so badly.

Noree Thai is a great casual Thai restaurant in Beverly Grove, from the same people as Luv2Eat.

Northern Thai Food Club in East Hollywood is a tiny Thai restaurant that also happens to be one of the best in town.

Otus is a small, modern cafe in West Hollywood that serves a great Thai-style brunch. And French toast.

Pao Pak Noodle Bar is a slightly forgettable noodle bar in Thai Town with quick, affordable lunch options.

Crispy Pork Gang is the only restaurant open 24 hours in Thai Town.

Luv2Eat is a neighborhood Thai restaurant in Hollywood that has become an LA classic.

Anajak is a neighborhood Thai spot in Sherman Oaks with a seasonal menu that’s worth driving in rush hour to eat.