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**boltondd** · 04-07-2006, 02:15 AM

Las Vegas also seems to have a fair number of Thai's living there. As I sat down to breakfast at the Denny's by the Stratosphere the first thing I noticed was a Thai market across the way. Unfortunately it had moved to a location on the north strip so I didn't have chance to visit.

The restaraunt Lotus of Siam in a shopping mall on Sahara has the reputation as being one of the best, if not the best, Thai restaurant in the US and it certainly lived up to it's reputation when we had lunch there last week. The staff, all Thai's, lived up to the reputation of the mother country, and provided a very pleasurable eating experience.

Not many Thai's in my part of the US. The only one I have met has a restaurant called the Sweet Basil in Chattanooga. The young lady came to the area as a student and then stayed on to start her business. Can recommend this one to.

04-07-2006, 02:15 AM	#4
boltondd Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 432 Senior Member	Las Vegas also seems to have a fair number of Thai's living there. As I sat down to breakfast at the Denny's by the Stratosphere the first thing I noticed was a Thai market across the way. Unfortunately it had moved to a location on the north strip so I didn't have chance to visit. The restaraunt Lotus of Siam in a shopping mall on Sahara has the reputation as being one of the best, if not the best, Thai restaurant in the US and it certainly lived up to it's reputation when we had lunch there last week. The staff, all Thai's, lived up to the reputation of the mother country, and provided a very pleasurable eating experience. Not many Thai's in my part of the US. The only one I have met has a restaurant called the Sweet Basil in Chattanooga. The young lady came to the area as a student and then stayed on to start her business. Can recommend this one to.
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