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Lotus of Siam
Thai
A separate menu devoted entirely to Northern Thailand, with dishes that lean toward Myanmar, Laos, and South China, is the thing that separates this Thai restaurant from every other Thai restaurant in Las Vegas. The room is a casino-scale take on temple architecture, all red brick and paper lanterns, but the cooking predates the glamour by a long stretch and has never chased it. Wine Enthusiast put it in their Restaurant Hall of Fame, which tracks.
The awards strongest first
- Wine Enthusiast The Wine Restaurant Hall of Fame
- AAA Approved
- The Las Vegas Review Journal The Hall of Fame
- Condé Nast Traveler The 25 Best Restaurants in Las Vegas
- Eat. Talk. Repeat. Thai: Ash · Where to Eat in Las Vegas
- Eater The 18 Best Restaurants Worth Leaving the Strip for in Las Vegas
One number, weighted & current 89
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
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Garlic prawns
“Savory dishes such as garlic prawns, tom kah kai (chicken soup in coconut milk broth) and spicy fried catfish with red curry paste will please the most discerning aficionado.”
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Tom kah kai
“Savory dishes such as garlic prawns, tom kah kai (chicken soup in coconut milk broth) and spicy fried catfish with red curry paste will please the most discerning aficionado.”
AAA -
Chilean sea bass som thum
“Specialties like Chilean sea bass som thum (Thai green papaya salad) and deep friend lobster with garlic pepper sauce are here.”
Condé Nast Traveler
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