Panang Party: DFW's First-Ever Thai Restaurant Week Kicks off Wednesday

This week, go nuts on fish cake patties, Sriracha noodles and papaya salad during the first DFW Thai Restaurant Week, which happens April 13-20. Get hungry, because 17 restaurants are participating in the event. Starting Wednesday, each restaurant "will introduce one unique Thai item to their menu and/or specials for...

By Beth Rankin

April 12, 2016

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This week, go nuts on fish cake patties, Sriracha noodles and papaya salad during the first DFW Thai Restaurant Week, which happens April 13-20. Get hungry, because 17 restaurants are participating in the event.

Starting Wednesday, each restaurant "will introduce one unique Thai item to their menu and/or specials for that week only," according to organizers. Specials run the gamut from salmon Panang (Chili Thai) to larb chicken tacos (Best Thai Frisco) to 1930s-style street pad Thai (Bangkok City). Even Haute Sweets Patisserie is hopping into the fray with Thai tea macarons.

Here's a rundown of the participating restaurants:

ANDAMAN THAI RESTAURANT
940) 591-8790
221 E.HICKORY ST., DENTON

ASIAN MINT
214-363-6655
11617 N. CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY, SUITE 135, DALLAS

BANGKOK AT BELTLINE
469-930-9755
100 S. CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY, SUITE 108, RICHARDSON

BANGKOK CITY (GREENVILLE AVE)
214-691-8233
4503 GREENVILLE AVE., DALLAS

BEST THAI SIGNATURE
972-386-3353
4135 BELT LINE ROAD, SUITE 112, ADDISON

BEST THAI (DALLAS)
214-373-8113
5959 ROYAL LANE, SUITE 540, DALLAS

BEST THAI DINER
972-677-7360
9170 LYNDON B JOHNSON FREEWAY, DALLAS

BEST THAI (FRISCO)
972-377-0170
8897 COLEMAN BLVD., FRISCO

BEST THAI SIGNATURE (FRANKFORD)
972-930-99721
18352 DALLAS PARKWAY, SUITE 112, DALLAS

BEST THAI (PLANO)
214-474-2222
8600 PRESTON ROAD, SUITE 104, PLANO

CHILI THAI (CARROLLTON)
972- 820-5670
3648 OLD DENTON ROAD, SUITE 102, CARROLLTON

CHILI THAI (IRVING)
469-420-9960
8150 N. MACARTHUR BLVD., SUITE 164, IRVING

HAUTE SWEETS PATISSERIE
214-856-0166
10230 E. NORTHWEST HIGHWAY, DALLAS

MANGO THAI CUISINE
972-599-0289
4701 W. PARK BLVD., SUITE 104, PLANO

ROYAL THAI
214-691-3555
5500 GREENVILLE AVE., SUITE 608, DALLAS

SAMUI THAI
972-398-2807
5700 LEGACY DRIVE, PLANO

THAI SOON
972-234-6111
101 COIT ROAD, SUITE 401, RICHARDSON

THE MINT
214-219-6468
4246 OAK LAWN AVE., DALLAS

Find more details about the event at dfwthairestaurantweek.com.

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