Guide

The Best Thai Food in Ann Arbor

A short, current guide to Thai and Thai-inspired menus in the city.

Ann Arbor's Thai coverage is compact. This guide focuses on the two current city addresses whose menus include Thai dishes, with a clear distinction between a Thai-inspired counter-service menu and a broader pan-Asian restaurant. Menus and hours change, so use each restaurant's live ordering page before making a trip.

For a Thai-inspired destination in Detroit, see Takoi. It is a separate trip, not an Ann Arbor substitute.

No Thai! (226 N Fourth Ave, Ann Arbor)

No Thai!'s official site and ordering page list the North Fourth Avenue location and a menu built around pad thai, fried rice, curries, and noodle dishes. The menu labels itself Thai-inspired, useful context for readers deciding what kind of meal they want. The order page is the current source for dishes, prices, dietary information, and pickup hours.

Pacific Rim (114 W Liberty St, Ann Arbor)

Pacific Rim describes itself as a pan-Asian restaurant. Its current menu includes Thai, Japanese, Chinese, and other dishes, so it belongs here as a broad-menu option rather than as a dedicated Thai kitchen. Use the Michigan tourism listing and the restaurant's current channels for menu, hours, and reservations.

The gap

The short list is itself useful information. No Thai! is the dedicated Thai-inspired option in this guide; Pacific Rim is the wider sit-down menu. Both should be checked directly for hours and availability, especially around university breaks. If a new dedicated Thai restaurant opens, this guide should change with it.

No Thai! is at 226 N Fourth Ave, Ann Arbor. Pacific Rim is at 114 W Liberty St, Ann Arbor. Confirm current hours and payment details with each restaurant before visiting. For a Detroit destination, see the Takoi profile.