Best Happy Hour Thai Restaurants in Los Angeles
8 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
Night + Market WeHo
Thai-spiced fries with innovative Southeast Asian twists
Notable Picks
8.6
Chef Kris Yenbamroong's Thai street food spot elevates fries with bold Asian flavors and creative preparations. Their crispy potato offerings come with unexpected Thai-inspired seasonings and dipping sauces that transform the humble fry.
Must-Try Dishes:
Thai Seasoned Fries, Larb Fries, Fried Chicken Wings
What Makes it Special: Thai-spiced fries with innovative Southeast Asian twists
8.4
Venice outpost of a modern Thai mini-group serving bold, spice-forward street-food dishes and a natural-leaning wine list in a lively room. Go for punchy salads and curries; stay for the party-atmosphere pacing and shareable plates.
Must-Try Dishes:
Nam Khao Tod (crispy rice salad), Sweet Potato Massaman, Pad See Ew
What Makes it Special: New-school Thai flavors and natural wine in a high-energy setting.
8.4
Katy Noochlaor and Amanda Kuntee of the Chao Krung family blend bold Thai cooking with natural wine since 2016. The panang curry achieves rich coconut-spice balance, while papaya salad delivers proper heat. Dim-lit wine bar atmosphere makes this Silver Lake corner spot ideal for weeknight dinners with biodynamic pours.
Must-Try Dishes:
Panang Curry, Papaya Salad, Khao Soi
What Makes it Special: Only Thai restaurant pairing serious natural wine program with street food
8.4
Inside The Goldfish, Sticky Rice’s Highland Park kitchen turns out Thai-style Sticky Rice Wings alongside street food favorites, all backed by $10 cocktail happy hour. Neon-lit decor, a checkered dance floor, arcade games, and regular live music make wings and drinks here feel like a full night out.
Must-Try Dishes:
Sticky Rice Wings, Panang Curry Fries, Boat Noodle Soup
What Makes it Special: Thai street-food wings with full bar happy hour, arcade games, and live music under one roof.
8.3
Modern Thai restaurant with a trendy, contemporary design that breaks from traditional aesthetics. Known for generous portions and creative presentations like Thai tea served with popsicles, plus an extensive cocktail program featuring signature drinks like the Tamarind cocktail.
Must-Try Dishes:
Avocado Curry, Crispy Bok Choy, Panang Curry
What Makes it Special: Modern interpretation of Thai classics with creative cocktails and unique presentations
#6
Thai Talay
8.1
Thai Talay is a wood-accented, full-service Thai spot where cocktails, seafood specials, and polished noodle and curry plates meet a comfortable neighborhood vibe. Regulars lean on dishes like pineapple fried rice, massaman curry, and ‘awesome asparagus’ shrimp for sit-down dinners and relaxed celebrations.
Must-Try Dishes:
Pineapple Fried Rice, Massaman Curry, Awesome Asparagus Shrimp
What Makes it Special: A sit-down Thai restaurant with a full bar, seafood-leaning menu, and a slightly dressier feel than most strip-mall options nearby.
Worthy Picks
#7
Pink Pepper
7.9
Pink Pepper is a long-running Hollywood Thai restaurant just off the Walk of Fame, with a slightly dressier room than many Thai Town spots. The menu mixes familiar curries and noodles with steak and seafood plates that skew a bit more upscale.
Must-Try Dishes:
Crying Tiger Ribeye, Green Papaya Salad, Green Curry Salmon
What Makes it Special: A decades-old Hollywood Thai spot with a cocktail-friendly dining room and a menu that suits both pre-show bites and full dinners.
7.6
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Birthday & Celebration Central
Late-night Thai institution open until 4 AM on weekends with nightly karaoke and full bar. Pad Thai Sukhothai and chicken heaven/hell dishes anchor an extensive menu serving Thai Town night owls and karaoke enthusiasts in a casual, party-friendly atmosphere with outdoor seating available.
Must-Try Dishes:
Pad Thai Sukhothai, Chicken Heaven, Panang Curry
What Makes it Special: Late-night service until 4 AM with nightly karaoke and full bar