Thai cooking is one of Pittsburgh's strongest Asian categories, spread across several neighborhoods. Pusadee's Garden on Butler Street in Lawrenceville is the best known, with a garden patio and a refined kitchen, while Senyai in Shadyside and Nicky's on the North Side hold their own followings. Kiin in Squirrel Hill bridges Thai and Lao cooking.
Pusadee's Garden in Upper Lawrenceville plates traditional Thai in a courtyard garden in Pittsburgh. A family-run room with a James Beard semifinalist nod.
OrderWhatever the kitchen runs whole-fried, and a curry built around the daily market vegetables.
TipReservations open one day at a time, thirty days ahead at 07:00 on Resy. The garden patio is the seat to get.
Noodlehead on South Highland Avenue in Shadyside serves cash-only Thai street noodles in Pittsburgh. A big Burrito room built around bowls and bold spice.
OrderA bowl of street noodles and a Thai iced tea.
TipCash only and no reservations. Quick, loud and good value; expect a wait.
Pusadee's Garden on Butler Street in Upper Lawrenceville plates fine Thai in a courtyard garden in Pittsburgh. A family-run room with a James Beard nod.
OrderA whole-fried fish and a curry built on the daily market vegetables.
TipReservations open one day ahead at 07:00 on Resy. The garden patio is the seat.
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