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Bangkok Thai Deli in St. Paul

Louie the Loon by David Witt03/09/201203/09/2012

Uptown Pad Thai Showdown

Head to Head by John Garland12/01/201012/01/2010

Joe Hatch-Surisook of Sen Yai Sen Lek in Minneapolis

Chefs at Home by Alyssa Vance04/08/201004/07/2010

Minnesota State Fair Food Wish List

Scenario by Katie Cannon09/09/200909/09/2009

Thai Krathong in Duluth, MN

In Brief by Eric Faust09/08/200908/04/2016

The Churn by Maja Ingeman08/18/200911/02/2009

@NoReservations sings Thai food’s praises while @MplsFarmMarket offers a recipe for Thai eggplant, @JamButter continues a spirited debate of the future of commodity subsidies, obesity, and high fructose corn syrup (HFCS), @ChefShack1 announces “Chef Shack Dos” (coming soon!), @SippitySup offers a winning recipe for tomato-saffron-peppadew pepper scallops, and @SweetCheeksBaby reminds you to stop by Midtown […]

Sen Yai Sen Lek in NE Minneapolis

In Brief by Katie Cannon05/21/200906/15/2009

The Churn by James Norton02/13/200910/28/2009

Feb. 13 Morning Roundup

Iggers reports from Singapore, Dara reports on recession-busters such as Black Sheep, The Blue Door and Bulldog Lowertown, Nelson rounds up all manner of Thai food, Zimmern plugs Gastro Non Grata at the Triple Rock, Hutton talks up the new planned gastropub Gas-tro-nome, and Metro Magazine rounds up the best pizza… defined here as essentially […]

In Brief by James Norton02/05/200906/15/2009

Amazing Thailand in Uptown, Minneapolis

Easily one of the most unusual Thai restaurants in the Twin Cities, Amazing Thailand marries an extremely lush and aggressively chic decor to Thai food with a surprising amount of funk and bite. While quality ranges from dish to dish, most of the entrees on offer are sophisticated and relatively soulful executions of American Thai […]

In Brief by James Norton01/25/200910/27/2013

True Thai in Seward

Editor’s Note, 10.27.13: True Thai is now closed. Considering how universal Thai food is becoming, there is an amazing range out there in terms of the stuff’s impact. It can be tame, quiet, sweet, and completely subdued to even a bland Midwestern palate. Or it can be, as it is at True Thai, roaring with […]