First Look: Thai 202 Offers Sweet and Spicy Take-out in the Central West End

By Mabel Suen

Sep 12, 2012 at 1:00 pm

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Mabel Suen

Thai fried sweet potato.

While Blue Elephant offers more high-end Thai cuisine, Thai 202 focuses on three key elements that Lee uses to describe his concept: quick, inexpensive and delicious. With a maximum occupancy of 22 people (inside, along with some patio seating), carry out and soon-to-be delivery options, it's easy to grab-and-go at Thai 202.

The Thai food take-out menu includes everything from typical best-selling dishes like pad Thai ($7.95) and curry dishes ($8.95 to $9.95) to street food such as Thai fried sweet potato ($4.95), deemed a "must try" on the menu. Almost everything on the menu is under $10.

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