1889 MissoulaĪddress: 104 N Higgins Avenue, Missoula, MT Next time, I hope to try their huckleberry dessert! 6. Their fried noodles with tofu and veggies or chicken and pork are both delish. The sauce on their spicy green beans has the ideal amount of kick. I wish I could transport a quart of their ginger dressing back to San Francisco with me! It’s the perfect addition for salads, tofu, rice and noodles.
The spicy mustard sauce that accompanies their Osaka bowl is mouthwatering. You’ll love Mustard Seed’s extensive menuĪ short drive from the downtown Missoula restaurants is Mustard Seed, known for its extensive and innovative pan-Asian menu. Mustard SeedĪddress: 2901 Brooks Street, Missoula, Montana When a dish is denoted as three or four chilies, heed this warning as the spice will set your mouth afire.Īlso, steer clear of biting into the tiny red chilies that garnish the dish unless you want to feel as if your head, mouth, ears and stomach have been set ablaze. After making that rookie mistake once and guzzling a Thai iced tea to stamp out the fire in my mouth, I immediately scan for, and discard, any of those innocuous appearing chilies. TOP TIP: Thai food can be VERY spicy, so unless you have a steel stomach, opt for mild or medium. Zoo Thai is definitely one of the most flavorful Missoula restaurants. I always request no straw to minimize waste and use the steel straws (from my favorite sustainable travel essentials) that I keep in my purse. Do yourself a favor and indulge in a Thai iced tea (iced tea sweetened with condensed milk). You can’t go wrong with Zoo Thai’s spicy edamame, pad see ew, chicken laab salad, ginger stir fry, or Gang Karee curry (yellow curry with carrots and potatoes). Pad see ew (egg noodles, broccoli, egg and tofu) is my go-to dish and the bar by which I measure ALL Thai restaurants.
Since our favorite family-owned Thai restaurant in San Francisco recently closed after 25 years, I’m always seeking a Thai food fix when I travel.
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