Thai Restaurants in Fairview Heights

The culinary gurus at Thip’s Thai Cuisine blend pineapple, chili paste, and basil while churning out 50+ authentic curries, noodle entrees, and rice specialties. Patrons choose among chicken, pork, and tofu for nearly every dish, and upgrade to beef or shrimp to infuse their plates with a classic surf-and-turf vibe. Knives chop fresh veggies such as bell peppers, carrots, and green onions, which pile atop rice noodles and play water polo in steaming coconut milk.

For a quick curry, O Fallon's Thai Gourmet Restaurant is a great lunch or dinner spot. Thai Gourmet Restaurant is making food that everyone loves. Taking it back to the high-calorie basics. Load up the mini-van and bring the kids to Thai Gourmet Restaurant — they'll love the menu and scene here as much as mom and dad. Thai Gourmet Restaurant is a good restaurant to dine with a small or large group. Wear what you like when you dine at Thai Gourmet Restaurant — the restaurant has a chill vibe just right for casual dining. Sometimes you need food fast, and Thai Gourmet Restaurant totally gets it, offering both takeout and delivery. Impress the diners at your next gathering by calling in Thai Gourmet Restaurant for catering. For no extra charge, diners can park in the connecting lot. The menu at Thai Gourmet Restaurant is reasonably priced, with most items costing less than $30.

For sweet and savory, top-of-the-line Thai food, Thai Jasmine fits the bill. Diners are expected to enjoy their meal to the fullest, so items low in fat are not available. Round out your meal with a little tipple — Thai Jasmine has a terrific drink list, including beer, wine, and more. Get dressy for a fancy meal out on the town. Can't get enough of Thai Jasmine's tasty dishes? They also offer a catering service for parties and events. Dining out isn't your only option here — pickup is available, too. Save some dough on parking at Thai Jasmine. Make use of the safe and efficient bike parking at Thai Jasmine. Leave your piggy bank at home! With prices under $15, you can eat at Thai Jasmine for next to nothing.

For a quick curry, Belleville's Sala Thai is a great lunch or dinner spot. Both low-fat and gluten-free menu items are offered at Sala Thai. Sala Thai patrons can also take advantage of the many drink options offered here. Go ahead and bring your rug rats with you — Sala Thai has kid-friendly food and seating. Gather up your group of friends and head to Sala Thai, a local restaurant that has room for large groups. No need to dress up for a trip to Sala Thai — the casual restaurant encourages laid-back attire. You can also grab your food to go. That's right! Sala Thai will bring their delicious food to your house for any occasion. Don't spend time searching for parking — guests are welcome to use the adjoining lot. Or, if you prefer, leave the car at home and catch public transportation at nearby stops at Lebanon Ave. @ 1234 Lebanon Ave. (15), Lebanon Ave. @ Wade Sq (15), and Lebanon Ave. @ Forest Hill Dr. (15). Bike parking is also available outside the restaurant. A mid-priced establishment, Sala Thai offers meals that typically cost about $30 or less.

Land of Smile puts forth a menu of traditional Thai eats, awakening appetites with sweet and savory noodles, ginger dishes, and curries. Spices swimming in entrees such as the pineapple curry ($12.95) and the duck curry ($13.95) complement cooling coconut-milk sauce, and Bangkok sautéed dishes such as the fried catfish in choo-chee ($12.95) inspire odes to the sea. Stimulate the brain's beef receptors with the stir-fried iron beef ($12.95) while admiring evocative Thai wall art that adorns the cozy dining space. Meals arrive at a creamy coda with black rice pudding ($3.95), rambutan with pineapple ($3.25), and other authentic Thai desserts.

King and I boasts expansive dinner and lunch menus brimming with traditional Thai favorites. Drop in through the skylight for dinner and assuage needy, codependent stomachs with an appetizer of chicken satay skewers served with peanut and cucumber sauce ($7.50). The Bangkok casserole brings together oceanic all-stars such as shrimp, calamari, mussels, and scallops to perform an Esther Williams musical number in a light Thai sauce ($14.95). Classicists can stick to the chicken pad thai ($9.95), Thai golden shrimp ($17.50), or spicy beef fried rice ($10.95). The red curry duck simmers roasted duck, sweet pineapple, fresh tomato, and fragrant coconut milk with peppers and basil leaves in a red curry ($13.95), creating a medley more thrilling than a fistfight atop the cone of a launching space shuttle.