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Connecticut, United States Food Guide: 4 Thai food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Meriden
Find out what Thai restaurants to try in Meriden. Meriden is a city in New Haven County, Connecticut, United States, located halfway between the regional cities of New Haven and Hartford. In 2010, the population of the city was 60,868.
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1. Roodle Rice and Noodle Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By champangedreamz
Roodle bar was a delight. We ordered dumplings (shumai), tom yum soup, fried rice, garlic chicken, and pork ramen soup. Everything was beautifully presented and equally tasty. A very delicious experience with ample serving sizes and fabulous flavors!! Staff was friendly and attentive. They serve beer there, but if you want wine it is BYOB.
2. Sirinan's Thai & Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By niksk001
Sirinan's left a awkward feelings. In short, we think it is a great Thai place, but not the best choice for people who like and appreciate Japanese food. Also, Sirinan's is rather expensive - there are other restaurants around that offer a lot better value for the money (at least for Japanese dishes).
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3. Thai Tanic Cuisine
Reviewed By T5777DBelizabeths
Best Thai in the area! Food presentation, taste and service is superb! BYOB! Limited seating but totally worth the wait!
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4. the asian Invasion Restaurant
Reviewed By LorettaP_13
I went here with a friend on another friends recommendation. Although the dining area is on on the small side we were seated comfortably. They were also very busy with many take out orders. The food is incredible. A delightful surprise especially as neither of us had the entrees we ordered before. I had the Pad Thai, my friend the Filipino Beef Adobo. We wanted to be adventuress. We would both order them again in a heart beat. Every item is made from scratch with fresh ingredients. It tells in the taste. The crispy spring rolls were excellent along with their wonton soup which was loaded with fresh vegetables in a very tasty broth. They have Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Filipino, Thailand and Vietnamese dishes on the menu. Looking forward to a visit in the very near future to try something else. Confidently located not far from the East Main Street exits from I91, Route 15 and I691. A great stop whether one is local to the area or a traveler. Do try them out, you wonât be disappointed.
