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Where to eat Thai food in Fort Wayne: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Thai restaurants nearby. Discover the best Thai food in Fort Wayne. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Thai restaurants near you.. Fort Wayne serves up the perfect mix of urban convenience and natural beauty, boasting a world class cultural scene in a landscape enhanced by plenty of green space. Shopaholics can find the latest trends at open air Jefferson Pointe. The kids will love the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo, while the adults can take in a performance at the Embassy Theater. Joggers, hikers and cyclists can keep active on the Rivergreenway that links the city's parks, where they may come across Johnny Appleseed's Grave.
Things to do in Fort Wayne
1. Nawa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Now open Mon-Sat for Lunch and Dinner, on Fort Wayne's historic Landing - Columbia St. Nawa means "New Beginning" in Thai. Nawa features distinctive small and large plate dining and Cocktails, with culinary influences from Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, China
Reviewed By GR260
This marvelous little gem at The Landing is a great spot for tasty and creative food. The surroundings inside are beautiful, albeit a bit noisy. The food was served quickly and presented beautifully. Our appetizers were definitely the stars of the evening (Pork Belly Buns and Crab Mandalay). I very much enjoyed my Salmon Japanese Style, and my wife's Thai Duck Panang was good, although spicier than expected. This is a fine choice for upscale Fort Wayne dining.
2. Baan Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By TourWorld
Restaurant doesn't have much curb appeal but it is clean and spacious inside. Food was very good for the prices! Service is quick and friendly. Had spicy fried rice, Singapore noodles, and red curry and they were all delicious.
3. Mahnin Asian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By 75austint
This restaurant is good only when the proprietor is cooking. Too many inconsistencies when the proprietor, Mahnin isnât in. We ate there for our final time yesterday. The waitress seems like sheâs pissed off at the world...on several times weâve eaten there. Itâs my belief she hates her job...or life. Very off putting. On this occasion we had the Pad Thai and the chicken was dry. Almost as itâs been cooked earlier in the day and then reheated and added to the dish when ordered. Other occasions, it has been OK, but inconsistency is not a good thing when running a restaurant.
