The mountains of northern New Hampshire may be the last place in the world you’d expect to find authentic Thai cuisine, but this quaint eatery has been serving recipes passed down through generations of a Thai family that could hold their own in Bangkok. Alongside the usual curries and pad thai are some unique specialties, including Thai praram long song, a spicy peanut curry with broccoli and baby spinach.

An extensive children’s menu includes chicken or tofu fried rice, pad thai, and lo mein in addition to the standard chicken fingers and cheese sticks.

Hours
It’s open 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, and then closes before opening back up for dinner at 4.