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Baltimore Magazine's 2024 restaurant readers' poll names The Dara in its Thai dining coverage. The Fells Point kitchen draws on chef Jeff Wannapithipat's Bangkok background for curries, khao soi, and fried chicken with assertive seasoning. Its South Wolfe Street address gives the neighborhood a Thai restaurant distinct from the nearby Broadway Market counter.

Baltimore Magazine has reviewed Mayuree Thai Tavern both as a restaurant and as a Canton bar. That dual identity fits the Fleet Street room, where Thai standards and carefully seasoned dishes meet cocktails and a relaxed tavern setting. The result works for a full meal while still feeling grounded in neighborhood nightlife.

Baltimore Magazine's 2026 restaurant readers' poll includes Bodhi Corner in its Thai coverage. The Hampden restaurant serves from a Chestnut Avenue corner space, offering a neighborhood dining room for curries, noodles, and other familiar preparations. Its current official presence confirms the same address and keeps the selection pinned to one stable storefront.

Baltimore Magazine's 2021 readers' poll names Thai Street for Thai food in the city. The Broadway Market stall approaches the cuisine through a compact counter menu suited to a quick lunch or casual dinner. Its Aliceanna Street market address distinguishes it from The Dara while giving Fells Point two different Thai dining formats.

Baltimore Magazine's 2022 restaurant readers' poll names Spice & Dice Thai Restaurant in its local Thai coverage. The Towson dining room extends this set north of the city with curries, noodles, and other familiar dishes. Its East Joppa Road suite is the current, address-pinned location used for Google Places resolution.