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LA Hidden Gem Thai Food Guide | 5 Surprisingly Delicious Spots

If you think LA's Thai food scene begins and ends with Night + Market, think again! Here are 5 under-the-radar spots that deserve a spot on your foodie map. 1. White Elephant – DTLA’s Fresh & Modern Thai šŸ“ Tucked away in an DTLA alley, this Instagram-worthy spot blends traditional Thai flavors with a modern twist. 🄢 Must-try: Tom Yum Soup, Green Papaya Salad, Drunk Noodles (even "mild" has a kick!), and the signature Crying Tiger—juicy grilled pork belly with honey-garlic sauce. 2. Bone Kettle – Pasadena’s Soup Lover’s Dream šŸ“ A cozy spot where broth is the star.šŸ’• 🄢 Highlights: Oxtail Noodle Soup (rich and layered), Braised Beef Noodle Soup (creamy and tender), Bone Marrow with herb salad, and Mapo Tofu Fries (yes, you read that right!). Perfect for sharing with a group. 3. Ruen Pair – Authentic Late-Night ThaišŸ˜’ šŸ“ An unassuming but wildly popular spot in Hollywood open late. 🄢 Don’t miss: Spicy Raw Shrimp, Creamy Coconut Chicken Soup, and Braised Pork Leg over Rice. Even Thai locals vouch for this place—it tastes like home. 4. Otus Thai Kitchen & Coffee – WeHo Brunch Vibe šŸ“ Feels like a Chiang Mai cafe—bright, airy, and perfect for daytime eats.🤣 🄢 Order this: Crispy Garlic Ribs with bamboo rice, Kai-kata (Thai breakfast skillet), and Thai Roti with condensed milk. Pair with a vanilla-orange latte for the ultimate brunch. 5. Basil & Co – Cozy & Affordable Comfort Food šŸ“ Your go-to for homestyle Thai after work.šŸ‘ 🄢 Favorites: Red Curry Duck Leg, Pumpkin Yellow Curry, Crispy Pork Jerky, and classic Pad Thai. Feels like a warm home-cooked meal—generous portions, kind prices. Which hidden Thai spots did we miss? Let us know what food guides you’d like next: Late-night delivery? Date-night picks? Brunch for Asian taste buds? We eat, we write, and we listen—so drop your suggestions! #LosAngeles #LAThaiFood #HiddenGems #ThaiCuisine #FoodDiary #ThaiEats #LateNightBites #ComfortFood #BrunchGoals #CafeHopping #LARestaurants #PasadenaEats #DTLAFood #WeHoEats #HollywoodEats

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LA Hidden Gem Thai Food Guide | 5 Surprisingly Delicious Spots

If you think LA's Thai food scene begins and ends with Night + Market, think again! Here are 5 under-the-radar spots that deserve a spot on your foodie map. 1. White Elephant – DTLA’s Fresh & Modern Thai šŸ“ Tucked away in an DTLA alley, this Instagram-worthy spot blends traditional Thai flavors with a modern twist. 🄢 Must-try: Tom Yum Soup, Green Papaya Salad, Drunk Noodles (even "mild" has a kick!), and the signature Crying Tiger—juicy grilled pork belly with honey-garlic sauce. 2. Bone Kettle – Pasadena’s Soup Lover’s Dream šŸ“ A cozy spot where broth is the star.šŸ’• 🄢 Highlights: Oxtail Noodle Soup (rich and layered), Braised Beef Noodle Soup (creamy and tender), Bone Marrow with herb salad, and Mapo Tofu Fries (yes, you read that right!). Perfect for sharing with a group. 3. Ruen Pair – Authentic Late-Night ThaišŸ˜’ šŸ“ An unassuming but wildly popular spot in Hollywood open late. 🄢 Don’t miss: Spicy Raw Shrimp, Creamy Coconut Chicken Soup, and Braised Pork Leg over Rice. Even Thai locals vouch for this place—it tastes like home. 4. Otus Thai Kitchen & Coffee – WeHo Brunch Vibe šŸ“ Feels like a Chiang Mai cafe—bright, airy, and perfect for daytime eats.🤣 🄢 Order this: Crispy Garlic Ribs with bamboo rice, Kai-kata (Thai breakfast skillet), and Thai Roti with condensed milk. Pair with a vanilla-orange latte for the ultimate brunch. 5. Basil & Co – Cozy & Affordable Comfort Food šŸ“ Your go-to for homestyle Thai after work.šŸ‘ 🄢 Favorites: Red Curry Duck Leg, Pumpkin Yellow Curry, Crispy Pork Jerky, and classic Pad Thai. Feels like a warm home-cooked meal—generous portions, kind prices. Which hidden Thai spots did we miss? Let us know what food guides you’d like next: Late-night delivery? Date-night picks? Brunch for Asian taste buds? We eat, we write, and we listen—so drop your suggestions! #LosAngeles #LAThaiFood #HiddenGems #ThaiCuisine #FoodDiary #ThaiEats #LateNightBites #ComfortFood #BrunchGoals #CafeHopping #LARestaurants #PasadenaEats #DTLAFood #WeHoEats #HollywoodEats

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