Best Thai Food in West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach, Florida — updated August 21, 2026
Four West Palm Beach kitchens for Thai food, ranked by how settled their ratings are, with hours, addresses and what the menus actually cover.
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Thai cooking in West Palm Beach mostly lives inside hybrid kitchens: the same dining room sends out curry and nigiri, and the Thai half is often the stronger one. The exception is the Northwood strip, where a straight Thai cafe has built one of the largest review counts in the city. Below, four places ordered by how well the ratings hold up against the number of people who left them.
1. Malakor Thai Cafe
The only kitchen on this list that does Thai and nothing else, and the numbers back it: 4.6 stars across 1,351 reviews is the most convincing combination of score and volume in West Palm Beach Thai food. That is not a promising early rating, it is a settled one. The cafe sits at 425 25th Street in the Northwood district, off the Clematis and Okeechobee corridors where most of the competition clusters, so parking pressure is a different problem here than downtown. Small room, steady following, worth calling ahead on weekend nights.
2. Pat GoGo Sushi And Thai
Highest rated of the four at 4.7, though from 668 reviews rather than the four figures Malakor has, so treat it as strong evidence rather than settled fact. It shares a Forum Place address with office buildings near the Palm Beach Outlets, which shapes the schedule: 11:00 am to 8:30 pm Monday through Friday, a late 1:00 pm open on Saturday, and closed all day Sunday. Plan around that Sunday closure, since it is the one gap in this list. Online ordering is available through the restaurant's own site.
3. Kabuki Sushi Thai - OPEN Xmas Day
The Clematis Street option, at 308 Clematis, and the most convenient of the four if you are already downtown. Its 4.4 rating comes from 1,351 reviews, the same large sample as Malakor at a lower score, which makes it a dependable rather than exceptional pick. The Thai side of the menu covers pad thai, pineapple fried rice, Thai curry and crispy duck alongside the sushi and tapas listings. Weekday service starts at 11:30 am; Sunday runs 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm. It also opens on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, 11 am to 3 pm and 4:30 to 9:30 pm.
4. Rama V Thai & Sushi
The most forgiving hours of the group: 11:30 am to 10:00 pm every day of the week at 1900 Okeechobee Boulevard, with carryout running 11:00 am to 9:00 pm. That makes it the default when other kitchens have closed for the afternoon or the night. Its 4.3 rating across 910 reviews is the lowest here, but the sample is large enough that the score is reliable rather than provisional. The menu stretches across Thai curry, noodles and soup plus a sushi bar; Thai fresh rolls, tuna tataki and shrimp teriyaki are all listed for online ordering.
What we left off
Ela Curry & Cocktails was dropped from the previous version. It is a curry-and-cocktails restaurant in Palm Beach Gardens, not West Palm Beach, and its menu runs to butter chicken, paneer masala and daal makhani rather than Thai cooking, so it does not fit the premise of this guide.