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Address: 8158 Big Bend Blvd, Webster Groves, MO 63119
Phone: (314) 961-8889
Website: https://www.chiangmaistl.com/
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Chiang Mai
Thai traditional meets modern at Chiang Mai, Webster Grove’s newest addition to the food scene in St. Louis, MO.
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Reviews
Matt Cambridge
Had a lovely experience here on a date night. The ambiance is simple but comfortable, the service was friendly and fast but not rushed, and the food was good. The pork roll appetizer was delicious, but did come out very hot. My wife enjoyed the Drunken Noodles and I loved the Spicy Curry – they will ask you how spicy you want it, and when I asked about options, they said they go on a scale of 1-5. I chose 4 for the spicy curry and it was hot but doable, especially with rice added.
… morehsun79
This restaurant is a hidden gem. I can’t believe that you can find authentic northern Thai food in St. Louis. It’s unthinkable. It’s family owned and it seems everything is cooked to order.
But as with any Asian restaurant in St. Louis (or the west in general), some dishes are better than others. Dishes that taste pretty similar to Thailand are gaeng hung lay, larb khua, and hoi tod (all pictured).
The nam ngiaw and nuea sawan and not even close to what they taste like in Thailand. The sai oua looks good but I haven’t tried it yet. Lastly, the portion sizes are smaller than typical American restaurants and the prices are a tad expensive.
This restaurant is probably one of the few more authentic Thai restaurants in St. Louis. If not, you would have to go to Chicago or a bigger city to find better.
… moreBut as with any Asian restaurant in St. Louis (or the west in general), some dishes are better than others. Dishes that taste pretty similar to Thailand are gaeng hung lay, larb khua, and hoi tod (all pictured).
The nam ngiaw and nuea sawan and not even close to what they taste like in Thailand. The sai oua looks good but I haven’t tried it yet. Lastly, the portion sizes are smaller than typical American restaurants and the prices are a tad expensive.
This restaurant is probably one of the few more authentic Thai restaurants in St. Louis. If not, you would have to go to Chicago or a bigger city to find better.
Harper Gerardi
Chiang Mai is an absolute must-go if you like Thai food. I got the Khao Soi and it was the perfect flavor and it comes with 2 chicken legs that were tender and delicious. Highly highly recommend, if I could give more stars I would.
… moreSteven
Thai food is one of my favorite cuisines to ever exist. Give me some Thai, Indian, any other Asian cuisine any-day over most other cuisines. So, when we were craving dinner, I checked for Thai restaurants in the area. Chiang Mai popped up as less than 5 miles away, so I placed a takeout order.
I didn’t eat inside, but Chiang Mai is spacious and clean, and located in a desirable (but busy) area of Webster Groves. The service was friendly and they had my order hot and ready within 15 minutes. So, I was pretty excited to dig in when I got home.
This is where the dilemma starts. We ordered Drunken Noodles and Pad See Ew, and both had an extremely authentic flavor, like Thai food should taste like. However, the dishes were 90% noodles. They were really lacking in vegetables and protein!
If they doubled the portion sizes and added more protein/veggies– this place would be a 5 star experience! Unfortunately, we were still hungry after spending almost $50!
… moreI didn’t eat inside, but Chiang Mai is spacious and clean, and located in a desirable (but busy) area of Webster Groves. The service was friendly and they had my order hot and ready within 15 minutes. So, I was pretty excited to dig in when I got home.
This is where the dilemma starts. We ordered Drunken Noodles and Pad See Ew, and both had an extremely authentic flavor, like Thai food should taste like. However, the dishes were 90% noodles. They were really lacking in vegetables and protein!
If they doubled the portion sizes and added more protein/veggies– this place would be a 5 star experience! Unfortunately, we were still hungry after spending almost $50!
Eugene Park
Shrimp padthai here is the one you must get!! Best pad thai in the US and this is how pad thai should taste like! Highly recommend the Som tum and red curry as well! Best in St. Louis.
… moreMarie Gillespie
Was looking for a nice Thai place. The service was friendly. Nice atmosphere cozy and clean. We could see the kitchen making up everything hot and fresh. I had the noodles dish with chicken that tasted delicious . My husband got a beef dish that was well seasoned with a mod amount of spicy added. We shared the sausage. Some of the best sausage I’ve had at a Thai restaurant. We’ll definitely come back. Can’t wait to come again and try some more dishes. My dish took a little longer to come out, would have been nice to get all the dishes at the same time. But everything was got and delicious.
… moreLeah N
This was our first time going to this place. The Services were slow. I think our server was new. It took her 15 minutes to bring us our water after we sit down. The other server did help her out afterwards by removing our empty plates etc.
The food was different to me. We got the Nua sawaan,drunken noodle, and green curry entree. The food was okay to me. I was kind of disappointed since I really thought this place would be authentic. So I gave this place the benefit of a doubt since I am not sure if this was just an off day. The drunken noodle is not as flavorful as other Thai place I had. It has some spice and lots of star anise but missing other essential flavors that I like. The green curry was not bad, however I had better green curry. The appetizer was decent , remind me of A specific Beef jerky flavor I had.
Parking can be challenging at times if come during busy time if the day.
… moreThe food was different to me. We got the Nua sawaan,drunken noodle, and green curry entree. The food was okay to me. I was kind of disappointed since I really thought this place would be authentic. So I gave this place the benefit of a doubt since I am not sure if this was just an off day. The drunken noodle is not as flavorful as other Thai place I had. It has some spice and lots of star anise but missing other essential flavors that I like. The green curry was not bad, however I had better green curry. The appetizer was decent , remind me of A specific Beef jerky flavor I had.
Parking can be challenging at times if come during busy time if the day.
Igor Henrique
We ordered the stir fry and the Drunken Noodles. Both were good, and arrived very quickly.
Portion sizes are just right.
… morePortion sizes are just right.
Air Pros
GOOD food, but not GREAT.
MeYou next door is better for sure.
Pad Thai was a bit too spicy here compared to MeYou’s sweeter flavor.
Only positive over MeYou is that Chiang Mai has a better and nicer atmosphere.
… moreMeYou next door is better for sure.
Pad Thai was a bit too spicy here compared to MeYou’s sweeter flavor.
Only positive over MeYou is that Chiang Mai has a better and nicer atmosphere.
Quyen H.
Chiang Mai is my favorite Thai restaurant in St Louis after Tei Too was closed out. I’ve been coming here since they first opened in 2020, and I absolutely love every single dish here. You have to try them all!
*** Must try items are Sai Oua, Nua Sawaan, and Som Tum. I also want to recommend Shrimp Pad Thai and all of curry based dishes. The Gra Dook Moon and its sauce are delicious, but it’s kinda too big for 2 people on top of other dishes, so I tended to skip it unless I dine in with a big group. The only item that I don’t think I enjoy much is the chicken noodle soup.
**Be careful with the spicy level here. I’d say level 3 of spicy here is level 5 elsewhere.
It’s always a nightmare to find a parking and get a table at nighttime on the weekends, so I preferred to come here for lunch. It’s awesome that they had a new menu with images of their dishes which really helped improving the customer’s dining experience. Service today was great. The restaurant was clean and well maintained. Highly recommend for anyone who already loved or wanting to try Northern Thai dishes.
… more*** Must try items are Sai Oua, Nua Sawaan, and Som Tum. I also want to recommend Shrimp Pad Thai and all of curry based dishes. The Gra Dook Moon and its sauce are delicious, but it’s kinda too big for 2 people on top of other dishes, so I tended to skip it unless I dine in with a big group. The only item that I don’t think I enjoy much is the chicken noodle soup.
**Be careful with the spicy level here. I’d say level 3 of spicy here is level 5 elsewhere.
It’s always a nightmare to find a parking and get a table at nighttime on the weekends, so I preferred to come here for lunch. It’s awesome that they had a new menu with images of their dishes which really helped improving the customer’s dining experience. Service today was great. The restaurant was clean and well maintained. Highly recommend for anyone who already loved or wanting to try Northern Thai dishes.