Teton Thai Teton Village

Tasty Thai food in the heart of Teton Village! We stopped here for lunch during our e-bike ride, and it was the perfect mid-ride break. The restaurant has a cozy, charming vibe with scenic views—highly recommend sitting on the patio if the weather’s nice. The staff was warm and welcoming. We tried the Yellow Curry with tofu and Red Curry with chicken, both at spice level 3, and they were delicious with just the right kick. The spring rolls were served hot and perfectly crispy. Biking and Thai food turned out to be an unexpectedly perfect pairing🙂

After reading positive reviews I was so excited to try Teton Thai but the food I received was beyond disappointing. I ordered Laab which is one of my favorite dishes but what I received was a small bowl of unseasoned ground chicken, a few pieces of soggy lettuce and two sliced cucumbers swimming in 2oz of chicken water. For dessert I ordered coconut sticky rice (pictured), which arrived as an undifferentiated, gelatinous cutlet of white matter, inedible. Eating this food felt like a punishment.

Fantastic Thai restaurant located in Teton Village. Chef owned and she is a multiple James Beard finalist. Solid cocktail menu, great appetizers. We had the frying tiger. But most importantly the mains were amazing. We had the green curry with chicken and BBQ pork with sticky rice. The curry was a 1 and the pork was a 2 on hotness scale. Could have done more. But 2 really let the flavor shine through and it was fantastic.

The food itself was mostly great. Flavor on my pad kee mao was on point. I got the 5/5 heat and it actually made me sweat, which was nice. My appetizer (crying tiger) was a major disappointment for the price though (minus 0.5 star for that appetizer). They advertise a "wait list" on Yelp (which Google Maps links to). Their online wait list showed a 0 minute wait. We arrived thinking it was a 0 minute wait, but turns out it was a madhouse. We waited significantly longer than expected. Minus 1 star for false advertising of wait time. Finally, this place has a 20% mandatory service fee. Minus 1 star for that. If you need to raise prices to pay a livable wage, just raise the prices. I'm not opposed to paying 20% tip for good service, but the service here wasn't in line with the premium price

We found Teton Thai after a day hike in Death Canyon. This place is delicious and in a beautiful location! I got the chicken Fried Rice and it was amazing! We had no wait when we went and the food came out pretty quick! We will definitely go back! One thing to note is 20% gratuity is included on all checks