Welcome to Talay Thai Restaurant
At Talay Thai Restaurant, nestled in the heart of Los Angeles, we celebrate authentic Thai cuisine with a casual charm. Our dedication to quality is evident in every dish, from the mouthwatering Teriyaki Specials to the delightful desserts like our rich cheesecake and sweet rice with mango. We pride ourselves on being family-friendly and accommodating all dietary preferences, offering vegan options and a welcoming atmosphere for groups. With both takeout and delivery available, savor the flavors of Thailand at your convenience. Join us for lunch or dinner and experience the warmth of Thai hospitality amidst a vibrant setting, promising a culinary journey you won't soon forget.
Talay Thai Restaurant: Reviews & Ratings
Best Thai food weve had in LA. Drunken noodle was great. We get no spice and still very flavorful. Perfect hole in the wall Thai spot. ...
Best thai food in LA. Been to thailand. Go here. Its delicious. If you need something to try ...
I went out to lunch here with a friend and it was honestly pretty amazing. A gem of the neighborhood west LA area for sure. If youve ever been skeptical of Thai food or havent tried it before this is the best place to try! The pad Thai ...
You made me the beef Grapow over rice.. Let me just say thank you!! MMMMM .. so good!
Nice place. Nice staff. Delicious food!
Im not from around here but I was looking for something to eat after visiting UCLA. Found this Thai food place as I was walking around looking for a sports bar for the UFC fights.. ...
Tai tea had a different taste from other places. It was not like I was hoping it to taste. I think it can be better. The food was ok.
Ordered take out for my first time here as I was in the area looking for Thai food. I got the chow mein with tofu, the fried tofu and an iced coffee. All was delicious and Ill be able to get two meals out of it! The iced coffee is ...
Location
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11314 Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90025 United States Hotline: (310) 477-3189
Welcome to Talay Thai Restaurant, an undiscovered gem nestled in the heart of Los Angeles. Located at 11314 Santa Monica Blvd, this cozy haven offers an authentic taste of Thai cuisine that’s not to be missed. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or settling in for a leisurely meal, this restaurant caters to all, providing exceptional service and a warm, inviting atmosphere.
What sets Talay Thai apart? Well, it’s not just the mouth-watering dishes but also the variety of options available. From delicious salads like the Thai Salad, which combines steamed chicken breast with crispy wontons and a tantalizing peanut dressing, to the spicy goodness of the Yum Yai Salad with shrimp and chicken, there’s something for every palate.
- Vegan Options: For those who embrace plant-based eating, Talay Thai offers delightful vegan selections, ensuring that everyone can enjoy a meal here.
- BBQ Delights: The Talay Thai BBQ is a feast for meat lovers, featuring BBQ chicken, pork ribs, shrimp, and shrimp fried rice - an indulgent blend that promises satisfaction.
- Hearty Noodle Soups: Dive into the warmth of the Tom Yum Noodle Soup, a spicy and sour delight that awakens the senses and warms the soul.
Moreover, the restaurant’s services are tailored for convenience. They offer delivery, takeout, and even reservations, making it easy to plan a meal with friends or family. Perfect for kids, groups, or a casual dinner, the space buzzes with a moderate noise level, maintaining an inviting environment.
Accessibility is key, with street parking, on-site parking, and bike parking available. If you're in the mood for a leisurely al fresco lunch, enjoy the outdoor seating while sipping on a refreshing beer or a nice glass of wine.
In conclusion, Talay Thai Restaurant is not just a place to eat; it’s an experience filled with vibrant flavors and comforting dishes. If you’re in the Los Angeles area, I urge you to stop by and discover the delightful offerings that await you. Your taste buds will thank you!
For reservations or more information, give them a call at (310) 477-3189.
