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DE Thai Kitchen
Southern Thai
This is a Thai street food counter in the Arts District, run out of a kitchen roughly the size of a walk-in closet, which explains why most people take it to go. The pad see ew runs about fifteen dollars and arrives with thick, chewy noodles, broccoli, and shredded chicken. The neighbors have bigger dining rooms and louder reputations, and this place seems fine with that. Order the Thai iced tea, then decide how disciplined you feel about the mango sticky rice.
The awards strongest first
- The Infatuation The Best Cheap Eats In Las Vegas
- Eater The Best Restaurants in the Las Vegas Arts District
One number, weighted & current 73
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Pad see ew
“But its $15 pad see ew a can’t-miss: thick, chewy noodles are tossed with crisp broccoli and shredded chicken in a warming sweet-savory sauce so good you’ll scrape the takeout container clean.”
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Mango sticky rice
“If you can stretch the budget slightly, finish with the dreamy mango sticky rice, topped with supple fruit and a delicately sweet coconut syrup.”
The Infatuation -
Tom yum soup
“D E Thai Kitchen serves tom yum soup, chicken satay or coconut shrimp, crab Rangoon, and fried tofu.”
Eater -
Pad thai
“Rice and noodle options include pad Thai, pad see ew, and drunken noodles, plus spicy basil, ginger garlic, and garlic pepper among the plate dishes.”
Eater
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