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    I've been going here 4 years on and off, nice people very authentic and real. The area and people are Peaceful X 10

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    Wat Phrasriratanaram

    Wat Phrasriratanaram

    3.6(5 reviews)
    32.4 mi

    We went to the Thai temple for their monthly food fair for the first time last week. They usually…read morehold it on the 3rd Sunday every month (but recently had to be cancelled in Jan and Feb due to horrific weather!!) from 10:30am-1:30pm -- we got there about 11:15 or so (it opens at 10:30). It's located inside an old church building with a small dining hall with tables and chairs. You have to purchase tickets to buy food in sets of $5 (CASH ONLY or ZELLE--cannot take card!!) They take the tickets to pay but can refund the tickets that aren't used after. The food is delicious but spicy; some dishes were almost sold out when we got there (I got the very last Thai milk tea). Thai milk tea cost $3 and the green curry plate was $10. They also had some Thai desserts which were very authentic per our friends from Thailand. Their website had some other desserts on the Facebook group that we weren't able to find :(paengjee) but this might be because they sold out. They do have Songkran festival (Thai New Year) in April so they may have more variety then! I would have tried more food but didn't bring enough cash and didn't realize we couldn't pay with card!

    The only Thai Buddhist temple in St. Louis, it is actually situated inside an old church building…read morein Florrisant. This temple is open to the public and usually houses 3-5 Buddhist monks. There is opportunity to learn about meditation, Buddhism and even learn Thai for both adults and children. On the 3rd Sunday of each month they host a Thai Food Fair to raise money for the temple. Home made dishes along with some catered by neighboring restaurants is available. Don't forget the annual Thai New Year (Songkram) in the Spring!

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    Midamerica Buddhist Association - buddhist_temples - Updated July 2026

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