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True Thai expands to add more space and services

September 25, 2008

Since 2002, True Thai’s cuisine that has been acclaimed by critics and word of mouth, resulting in sometimes-long waits for lunch and dinner.

After renewing their lease at 2627 E. Franklin Ave., True Thai has expanded their space to make room for the growing number of patrons, as well as new services they plan to offer. Work was completed at the end of August.

True Thai 2627 E. Franklin Ave. 612-375-9942 www.truethairestaurant.com


The expansion into Seward Redesign’s newly remodeled “Frankly 27th” space adds 95 more seats — more than doubling the number of tables to 39 — and a second kitchen devoted to dine-in customers. The existing kitchen will be used for takeout orders and two new services: delivery and catering.

A wide hallway leads from the existing dining room — which remains unchanged — to new seating at booths, tables, a long counter and a separate space for private parties or banquets.

Owner Anna Prasomphel hopes the expansion will raise the level of service at her restaurant. “We have worked hard to improve every aspect of True Thai,” said Prasomphel of the year-long remodel, “focusing on more attentive services, a deeper appreciation for our regular customers and a big welcoming smile for new customers.”

In June, True Thai expanded its hours (Monday–Thursday, 11 a.m.–9 p.m.; Friday–Saturday, 11 a.m.–11 p.m.) and its menu, adding country style Thai potatoes.

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