Teton Thai

Visited Teton Thai and had a great service experience with John. The food and drinks were tasty and John had some great recommendations. Improvement: it would be great to be notified of upcharges. We requested some items that we wouldn’t have had we known it would be extra (see receipt). Also, the Pad See Ew didn’t had much broccoli in it, maybe 3? (See pic)

A Hidden Gem in Driggs! We stopped by this restaurant on our way back from Grand Teton, and it was such a pleasant surprise! We ordered the Gang Karee curry and the pineapple fried rice. The curry was absolutely delicious—creamy, rich, and bursting with flavor. The atmosphere was chill, clean, and spacious—great for relaxing after a long drive. Never expected to find such amazing food in Driggs. Highly recommend stopping here if you’re in the area!

Absolutely delicious food, fast service and comfortable atmosphere. We ate here during our recent trip to Grand Teton NP and we loved the food! We had thai iced tea, thai basil fried rice with chicken and pad kee mao noodles. I particularly liked the fact that one can choose spice level from 1 to 5, I chose 2 my husband chose 3…..both were really flavorful.

I ordered the Bison Pho, and it was just okay, disappointing for a $22 dish. For my two kids, I ordered the kids’ noodles with chicken, but the chicken had a strong odor that reminded me of a chicken coop, which was very off-putting. The biggest issue was the lack of transparency about the 20% “service fee.” When we asked, we were told it was charged because our group of five sat together and tables were moved. Paying an extra $20 simply for seating arrangements felt unreasonable and should have been clearly disclosed upfront. Overall, between the food quality and unexpected fees, this experience was not worth the price.

Maybe my expectations were a bit high as a native Southeast Asian, but the Pad Thai was disappointingly bland and basic (as some other comments also mention). For the price, I expected much better. But this one was just pure oily and flavorless. And honestly, at a Thai restaurant, if you can’t get Pad Thai right, which is the most iconic Thai dish, it really feels like a big miss.