Location: Amarillo
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Top Things to do in Amarillo
- 1. Jack Sisemore Traveland RV Museum
- 2. American Quarter Horse Heritage Center & Museum
- 3. Amarillo Botanical Gardens
- 4. Cadillac Ranch
- 5. Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts
- 6. Don Harrington Discovery Center
- 7. Route 66 Historic District
- 8. Texas Air & Space Museum
- 9. Bill's Backyard Classics
- 10. Amarillo Zoo
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Most Popular Thai food in Amarillo, Texas, United States
Find out what Thai restaurants to try in Amarillo. Amarillo is the perfect place to get a big taste of Texas even if you only have a small amount of time. From canyons to old Cadillacs and gigantic steaks to grand scenery, the city is an Old West enthusiast's dream. One of the country's best collections of Western art and artifacts can be found at the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum. Mosey on over to the Amarillo Livestock Auction to mingle with real cowboys as they go about the business of buying and selling cattle. For those with interests that are more modern, the city boasts a great art museum and beautiful botanical gardens. If you're traveling with kids, don't miss the thrilling rides at Wonderland Park. The whole family will be in awe of the fantastic rock formations at Palo Duro Canyon State Park.
Things to do in Amarillo
1. Bangkok Tokyo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By COGuest
First time here. Free parking in crowded lot. Very loud inside. Kids screaming, people on cell phones. Seated quickly and menu was expansive. Lots of options for meat eaters and vegetarians alike. Waitperson seemed to know what was in the food, which is always a nice surprise. Very busy. People waiting for seats or to take out food were literally on top of our table. Had to politely ask one person to move so I could move my arm to eat. Another young person was screaming into her cell so loudly that I could hear both every word she said as well as the person on the other end of her conversation. She was inches away from me. The pad Thai was good, as well as the spring rolls and edamame and the curry. Would eat here again, as food is good, but just take out. Too loud and crowded.
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2. Ichiban Noodle Bar & Asian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By 941rc
This Asian restaurant remains one of the best kept secrets in Amarillo. The only negative comment I have for Ichiban is that there is not enough seating and the space is rather small. However, with that said, the food is absolutely fantastic and the overall presentation is well done. I have tried most of the items on the menu and have yet to find a single dish that exploded with flavor and freshness. My favorite are the curry dishes and the top of that group is the Mi ka Tee. The Szechuan beef is out of this world deliscious as is the fried rice. If you are traveling I-40 it is less than 10 minutes to the restaurant and well worth the stop.
3. Gooney's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By thomaslH1398RG
Gooneys is pretty damn good. The food is way better than most Asian food in Amarillo , a town with surprisingly great Asian food (Thai, Laotian, Vietnamese populations are large in area). It is downtown and popular with the lunch locals. I have never had a bad meal at this restaurant and it is in a very cool location. For those traveling I40, this joint is much better than anything you will find on the highway.TGL
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4. My Thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By LoyceE
Vegetables in the koaladnakai obviously came from a frozen bag of mixed vegetables. Rice was not stir fried, chicken not tender, sauce has no flavor. This was close to the hotel so I ordered takeout. I did not ask for plastic tableware to had to get some from hotel desk. I advise to stay away
5. Thai Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By COGuest
Stopped here for lunch recently; party of 4. Free parking. Seated right away. Plenty of options for meat eaters and vegetarians alike, with a varied menu. Not a fancy place at all, but service was quick and the food was just fine. All were pleased with their entrees. The tofu was a bit oily; could have been better drained or patted dry after frying. Plenty of condiments to spice up foods, if you needed that. Solid choice, would return.
