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    Thai District

    4.3 (1.8k reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Scott D.

    Thai District is excellent. The restaurant is decorated quite well. You feel the vibes of Thailand for sure. The service was incredible - Timely, thorough, and friendly. The food was fresh, flavorful, and served in good portions - Phenomenal. I have spent time in Thailand. I have had very good Thai food over the years and from across the globe. I can say that Thai District has some of the very best Thai food that I have enjoyed, hands down. Add their place to your list of must tries! You won't regret it.

    Bella T.

    By far one of the best thai places I have had in long beach. if you're looking for a good thai place with authentic and good quality food with an amazing ambiance this is the right place! I have to say the soft shell crab curry was one of the best Thai dishes i have tried and i am still craving it after trying it here. The thai tea float is also a must have! Amazing service and if you're unsure what to get they will help you decide. Cant wait to be back!

    Cucumber Salad
    Bethany W.

    The inside of this restaurant is cool with good, dark vibes. Service was super attentive and friendly. The food I got was good but nothing crazily flavorful. The drunken noodle needed more basil and more salt. The cucumber salad was solid, but again nothing too impressive. It's a solid Thai place near a bunch of hotels, so it's a good option if you're stuck in the area.

    Kao Soi
    Anna T.

    A lovely spot to enjoy thai cuisine. Friendly staff with attentive service. I highly recommend the golden bag, which is crab stuffed cream cheese in wonton. They made sure the crab was the star instead of the cream cheese Their green curry was well balanced with the coconut milk, with eggplant and bamboo, enhancing the texture. I had chicken as the protein, which was a good amount. My coworker annihilated the Kao Soi, so that means you gotta try!

    Golden Bags
    Katherine N.

    FOOD - glass noodle salad is perfect if you're looking to squeeze in vegetables without just the greens - golden bags/crab rangoons were perfectly crispy and soft/flavorfuk filling DRINKS - thai tea tastes authentic and is refreshing - lychee white sangria has a perfect balance of sweetness as the fruit doesn't overpower the drink - matai is perfect for a hot day and is one of the most popular drinks SERVICE - didn't get names but our server whom is a lady went above and beyond as i came in the last hour on a tuesday night - a young boy/teenager was insisting on taking plates/cups away when there were food/drinks left over... this threw me off BEWARE OF PARKING - located in downtown long beach so prepare time to find parking

    Yummmmmy Pad Thai!!!
    Hillary H.

    Love love love this spot!!! The sautéed dishes are amazing! I love the crispy pork belly with peanuts and spinach-it's so unique and delicious!!!y office is nearby and we order takeout often and I opted for the pork belly and shrimp pad Thai with a side of their mouthwatering peanut sauce. We order the golden bags, and crispy spring rolls and both were sooo good!!! Perfect order every time with no mistakes or issues. The restaurant itself is absolutely beautiful! Street metered parking with a patio and two floors for seating. Service is phenomenal and the food is consistently a 10/10. You must go if you love Thai food!

    Jazzmine M.

    What a great spot! Staff is friendly and service is quick, food is fantastic (definitely recommend the soft shell crab curry), and the ambiance is casual with Thai flare.

    Lexi P.

    If you're going for the vibe and excellent service, Thai District is a very cute spot. However, the food itself was a bit of a letdown. The flavors are very mild and it feels heavily catered to a more Western palate. None of the dishes packed that authentic, bold punch, and the heat level was definitely not true Thai spicy. It's a nice restaurant overall, but if you want authentic Thai food, you should probably look elsewhere.

    Elsie L.

    i have been here too many times to count and i only get 1 thing: gaeng hung lay. it's savory, hearty, and full of spice. i love the thick pieces of meat, garlic, ginger slices, and peanuts for that extra crunch. it comes with purple rice! the servers are very sweet and helpful with the menu. i love the wood carved door decor and the lanterns everywhere. can't wait to come back and order my favorite dish ever.

    Yellow Curry, Thai Thai Iced Tea, Drunken Noodle (ig: ayeshasfoodcam)
    Ayesha Z.

    Thai district has been recommended to me soooo many times, and we finally got to try it out. Wow, this spot has such a great ambiance. It's the perfect dinner restaurant for a cozy, yet upscale date night. It's dim lighting, comfortable seating, and great service. We started off with the wings as our appetizers and Thai teas as our drinks!! The wings were crispy and flavorful. I loveeee wings so I was really happy that they were so good. The Thai tea was really good as well, it wasn't super sweet which I was a big fan of. The presentation was also done so nicely. We ordered the yellow curry and drunken noodles and both items did not disappoint. Something about yellow curry is truly just so comforting to me, and the noodles were melt in your mouth delicious. Btw, the yellow curry doesn't come with rice so you'll have to order it separately (which is what we did). All in all, I cannot wait to come back here.. this place is so delicious and truly hit all of the rankings for me in each category.

    Coconut milk soup
    William L.

    Coconut soup is delicious with medium spice and soft tofu. Had you ew ice, nice change from pad Thai, balance of noodles greens and seafood. Restaurant was full and busy but did not feel overly crowded. Service was prompt and efficient with water refills and empty plate pickups at regular intervals. Sticky rice was that interesting dessert with a base of rice in a sweet blob, a a scoop of mango sorbet on top, and trimmed with pieces of fresh mango. Quite an eclectic collection that didn't really work for me but I could see why it was popular.

    Kai Kua Noodles Nan Nam Kao Tod Salad
    Tea F.

    My favorite place to eat in Long Beach! Probably my favorite Thai place ever!! I kind of want to keep it a secret so that it doesn't get super crowded here, but also I want this place to thrive, haha. I've been here a couple times now and ordered new dishes each time - every single one has been a banger! Some of my favorites are the lamb osso bucco, the nan kao tod salad, and the Kai kha noodles. The lava cake dessert was also incredible, and their cocktails are so reasonably priced! I think I ascended during this most recent meal. The vibe is so cozy and the decor is superb. Service was also great! I love this place.

    Alex K.

    Another thai restaurant checked off the list. I have to have my Thai food regardless wherever I maybe. In Long Beach there's my usual that I have to visit and there's loads more that pops up here and there that looked quite interesting. We found this place after driving by loads of time and never been. It's located in downtown next to a bar and a few other restaurants and not far from the waterfront. Everything is walking distance from each other. Friday night which we didn't have a reservation. We walked in which there were a couple of people waiting for a table. The lady behind the counter who was also taking calls informed us that it would be a while for a table as it was full. We were fine waiting but she then mentioned that if we didn't want to wait, they had patio seating available. The front patio didn't look too pleasing for dinner as it's like a bar top literally right out front. Well, she meant a patio that was around the corner of the place. We checked it out which it was across from the bar and off the street. It didn't feel like it was part of the restaurant and just a seating that's part of whatever. We opted out with that option. Another gentleman asked if we put our name down which we didn't as we were never informed. Afterwards, it was maybe a 10 minute wait and a table was available. Honestly we noticed a good amount of open tables when we were escorted upstairs to the dining area. The seating was a little cramped and tables were pretty closed together. One wall of seats were tufted while the opposite side were single chairs with a cushion. Menu wise, all your Thai dishes with some extra added. They're not much noodle soup dishes which I like except for the boat noodles. We started off with a bootle of Malbec which was reasonable price. And the som tom (papaya salad) for a starter. Medium spice levels, it was with salted anchovies. Quite tasty on a bed of spring mix versus a wedge of cabbage like most places. It was quite tasty and enjoyed. Entrees, the chicken panang curry medium spice with steamed rice. That was tasty but portion was very small. And lastly the boat noodles medium spice level as well. I love me some boat noodles but it was a little different from what I've had at loads of other places. The broth wasn't as thick and slightly bland. It was fine but I wanted some of the pickle chili which they only had saracha paste and chili flakes. Also an order of the sticky rice. Out of everything, the papaya salad takes the cake. Panang was decent and flavorful but very small. Boat noodle on the other hand was just ok. Nothing major to rave about. The place was quite nice and very intimate in a sense of being close to each other. They were busy with both the dining downstairs as well as upstairs. It's broken down to three dining area with bottom floor which it also house the kitchen. Then you have the little mezzanine area right off the stairs with a couple of seats and then the main upstairs dining area. There's one restroom upstairs. Service was good. Staffers were friendly. And no pickles chili for a Thai restaurant...lol...

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    Where's the parking?

    Street parking

    This place is listed today as having outdoor seating. Is it still available? If it is, is it covered or heated? How many people can sit there? / June 8, 2023

    Yes there are 6 seats bar seating outside on sidewalk

    Do the regular curry orders come with rice or is it just the specials?

    No curries in most Thai restaurants don’t come with rice, the specialty items will have rice as well as Lunch specials. Cheers

    Gluten free options?

    Yes almost our entire menu is or can be. Just mention it to your server, we are closed until Tuesday.… 

    Do you have gluten free options available?

    Yes our menu is 90% gluten free, even the noodles are made with rice flour except for one dish the Kao Soi but you can still substitute for rice noodles if you want to have this dish. Mention to your server gluten free when ordering.

    Is the patio dog friendly?

    Yes Amanda, dog friendly. Cheers

    I would like to know do we need to show our vaccination card to dine in?

    No it is not required. Thank you

    What is the Tom kah soup made with? I have a family member with some food allergies and would like to double check. All I was able to read was coconut, mushrooms, and tofu. Any answers would be greatly appreciate. Thanks!

    Yes it is made with coconut milk, lime juice, lemongrass, galanga (ginger’s family), lime leaves, fish sauce, mushrooms, you can chose the proteins like chicken, beef, pork, tofu, vegetables etc… topped with cilantro… 

    Is the chicken organic (free of hormones and free of antibiotics) and not frozen?

    Thank you for your question, it is not organic like all Thai restaurants but it is fresh, we only buy black label quality, it never disappoints. Cheers.

    Are all of the food cooked in peanut oil?

    No peanut oil in our kitchen we only use canola oil which is the healthiest one.

    What should I do about my order not being delivered tonight?

    I ordered from Postmates...the address showed 1388 daisy ave...is this the same Thai district?

    Yes. We have this commissary kitchen to handle all third party apps ; Postmates, UberEats, Grubhub, doordash and such. Same chefs, same recipes.

    What is the difference between Kai Kua and Pad See Ew noodles?

    Hi, They both are the same wide flat noodles the Kai Kia has beans sprouts and garlic, the Pad See Eww is stir fried with sweet soy sauce both come with fried egg and both are mild in flavor, I like to say if one is not too familiar with Thai food… 

    Are you open on Xmas day and if so do You recommend reservations?

    Yes to both unless it's on a Monday our closing day!

    What curry is typically the spiciest?

    Green Curry

    It's gonna be my first time coming here. What are your best and most popular dishes besides pad Thai?

    We specialize in Northern Thai Food being a native of Chiang Mai, Kao Soi would be one and not available in too many Thai places around, Pomelo salad, Drunken noodles with pork ragu, Lana Basil with fried egg, Geang Hung Lay, Buddhist style Duck… 

    Hours of operation?

    It's under more info, when you click on Thai district also it's on their website

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    Thai District - thai - Updated September 2026

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