Dara Thai Restaurant was opened in Flagstaff, Arizona in 1992. They have been an appreciated part of the community, as they were the first Thai restaurant in Flagstaff. With multiple Best of Flagstaff Awards won over the years, Dara Thai continues to serve great and innovative cuisine in a cozy and pleasant atmosphere. Dara Thai also has restaurants all over the Southwest in Sante Fe and Taos New Mexico, as well as in Williams and Anthem Arizona.
Longtime casual outfit with exotic decor serving Thai classics, plus vegetarian options & cocktails.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 14 S San Francisco St, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Phone: (928) 774-0047
Website: https://www.localforyouusa.com/api/fb/rj3_w8
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: localforyouusa.com
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Reviews
Dara Thai is my go to, over all the other Thai restaurants. If you are unfamiliar with your spice level, which only intensifies the flavors and unsure how to order, ask! I prefer Triple Thai Hot which is pretty spicy and way too spicy for my family and friends. My Grandkids ages 8 & 5 love their dishes and spice at level 2.
Dara Thai is authentic, Thailand flavors. If you are wanting an excellent Thai food experience Dara Thai is the only place in Flagstaff to go!
Great Thai food in Flagstaff! Usually order vegetable fried rice, green curry, and eggplant basil. They are incredibly accommodating with dietary restrictions, always ensuring our order is prepared perfectly, which is a major plus. The food is consistently seasoned well and flavorful; the green curry, in particular, has a beautiful aromatic depth and the fried rice is never greasy.
They offer generous portions, and the steamed tofu in curries are a must try—it’s wonderfully tender and soaks up all the sauce. The restaurant has a cozy, authentic atmosphere, and the staff is always prompt and welcoming, even during peak dinner hours. It’s truly a reliable spot for an excellent meal. Highly recommend if you’re in the mood for authentic Thai food in downtown Flagstaff.
The yellow curry itself was good but the vegetables in it weren’t fully soft. I ordered it 0/5 spice. The pad Thai had chewy/hard noodles like they were not cooked all the way through. It was ordered as 3/5 spice but was like a 0 spice.
I’d say if more restaurants balanced their foods with these veggies and flavors like this restaurant did, the others would do better.
Located on San Francisco only a couple of blocks south of the railroad and Route 66, it is in a rather bohemian part of town with interesting cafes and breweries. Although I did not finally get around to dining that Friday night until after darkness had set in the June summer night, they were happy to serve me.
I ordered their namesake Dara Tofu, which was served within minutes. The lightly fried tofu was swimming in a red curry peanut and coconut milk sauce, along with spinach, potatoes, and peanuts. A side serving of rice complemented the meal, providing additional starch.
As per my norm, I opted for “3” on the 1 to 5 heat scale. I really need to get a little bolder than this, because I have grown so accustomed to this level that it barely elicits a sniffle these days. YMMV, though.
Like so many Thai restaurants, choosing can be difficult if only because there are so many choices. Dara Thai offers no fewer than five complete pages of entrees, which means I have quite a few reasons to return. There is an entire page of vegetarian options, which made me particularly happy, although omnivores will find plenty to eat as well.
Well done, Dara Thai! Next time I return to Flag, I’ll stop by again.