Thai Me Up

My advice guard your beer if you’re sitting in the dining room section. The waitress will clear your spot even if the rest of your party is still sitting there eating and drinking!
The beer is fantastic from Melvin Brewing. The yellow curry with chicken and extra veggies was so tasty I had to restrain myself from licking the bowl. My only complaint is I felt like the servers wanted us to leave as soon as we sat down. When I got up to go to the bathroom she cleared my beer that still had a few sips left… WTF? It’s not like we were setting up camp at the table. We were barely in there an hour. So not cool.
This place is super loud when you’re in there, even in the dining room side so expect to yell to be heard by the rest of your group even if it’s a 4-​top.

Dark beers are excellent and so refreshing to have so many to choose from. The Appollonia Sweat Black Ale was a pleasant surprise, and I did enjoy the 2 Broke Hoes Imperial Stout. Dinner was started with Tom Kai Gai soup — a bit too spicy for me, but the flavor was excellent. I should have asked them to dial it down so that’s on me. Couldn’t ask for fresher ingredients. The Pad Thai was an eye opener. I’ve never had one more unique, and I highly recommend it. Light, full of citrus goodness, with chicken that was tender and noodles that delighted. Well worth your time and money.

After a long day at Yellowstone, a piece of cardboard would have sufficed, but instead, I stumbled upon Thai Me Up and I’m incredibly happy I did so!!! Quick service, AWESOME beer selection (it’s an award winning microbrewery kids!!) and the food?!? Trust a fat boy when I say it’s some of the best Thai food I’ve ever eaten… EVARRRRR

The waiter who took our order did it completely by memory, and then he completely forgot half the order. Pretty funny, and he waitress who took over after the fail was totally apologetic. Okay, but it is off season, and not a big town, and the food is fine for a small town Thai place. And they have good beer. So overall, 3 of 5.

Dunno how the food is, waited over an hour before walking out. Their organization system blows beyond belief

The beer selection (courtesy of Melvin) is excellent, food ok, but the service leaves room for improvement. Twice within three days the host/​hostess (different person each time) simply forgot that we were waiting for a table. We we guided to the direction of the bar and promptly forgotten about.

The only place that serves food after 10pm on a weekday in Jackson. That’s awesome. They had burgers fries and wings, that’s not really thai food. They have a simple and nice selection of beer too. I’d say 5 stars if it was more selection of thai food after hours.

We went there because we remembered it was very good last year.
I don’t know why but the taste was different and it was not as good as last year.
We ordered child menus pad Thai for our grandson, which was too spicy to eat.
Red curry and flat noodle were ok but everything did not match the price.

Came here for date night after a recommendation from our bartender at Snow King for some ‘bomb a$$ Thai food’ and the place did not disappoint. Loved the pub atmosphere & large drink & food selection. We sampled the Bamboozled flaming drink and a flight of local brews. The pad Thai was typical Thai flavor, but I’ll say the shrimp tempura appetizer recommended by our waiter truly was ‘bomb a$$’ amazing.

NOT a Thai restaurant more of 80% noisy brew pub with Thai food on the limited menu. Service was good but Pad Thai w/​chicken was a little below average. The Uncle Ruckus Imperial Stout beer was very good. I saw no one working there including cooks that looked like they were Thai which is not a big deal but again this is a brew pub and atmosphere. By the same token, the real Thai restaurants like Bön Appe Thai are all closed for the off season. As a beer, wing and burger place I’d go back to Thai Me Up but never for Thai food. Owner: update the name and description to reflect what you really are. Sorry to bang you on this but anything Thai here is long gone.

Not worth it.
Two stars because i was hungry and they serve the cuisine i wanted to eat.
Also, food here is not authentic thai food. So if you know what thai food should taste like, avoid this place.

Terrible excuse for Thai food… never again
Basil fried rice is just rice fried in hot sauce. Supposed to be a mild dish… lame

Hungry for Thai in Jackson, the group (grandparents, Parents and grandchild) gave this place a shot. I don’t know what happened to the other reviewers, but hot and spicy is *NOT* what we received. We are frequent Thai food consumers and like spicy (but not Thai hot — that is just crazy). The server never even asked how spicy we wanted and we were too involved in conservation to ask. I can only assume we got the standard heat level which wasn’t much,
This place is basically a beer pub serving Thai and pub style grub. We had the Larb (light on flavor and spice), red curry (average — would have liked it spicier), Pad See Ew (good with nice vegis) and Garlic Broccoli (the best dish of the night — great garlic/​soy sauce). We weren’t expecting real Thai in Jackson, WY and got what we expected.
The Parents (beer aficionados) sampled many of the beers (being a small brewery, they are often out of some beers) and were very pleased. Their beers have won several significant awards in the craft beer community.
Service was attentive for a Friday night and the prices are high compared to real Thai in bigger cities but seemed to be standard for Jackson.

My dish got sent back three times for different reasons and I still could not eat it.
They gave me 10 percent off but charged me anyway for my dish.

Overall: We came here with lots of aspirations. If you like authentic Thai food, this is not your place. Their dishes have many ingredients not synonymous with Traditional Thai food. For me, The food was bland. If u like more Westernized Thai, then perfect. Portions are good. Our food was a a bit late, and the chef gave us a free appetizer. This tells you at least it’s well run.
We had Tum yum soup for starter. Usually it’s a shared soup. It was for single person, but presentation was nice. We had to return it as it had shrimp and our party was vegetarian. Our waitress may not have heard us as it was a bit loud. They removed from our bill.
Service: Though our food was late, I consider the service good.
Drinks: They don’t have your traditional drinks but a great beer menu. I have a light IPA and it was very tasty.
I give this a low rating only because of the food being bland compared to other traditional Thai food.

Very yummy Thai food! We came in at 10p, which happens to be during their happy hour and ordered their skid curry and pot stickers. The skid curry was supposed to be a small portion, but it was pretty plentiful. Super flavorful and just enough spice, but not war in your mouth. Our server/​bartender was super friendly and attentive, and really good looking. We also ordered the Bigglesworth Typhoon drink, which was 45 oz of rum, vodka, more rum, and juice. For $ 18 for the drink, I’d say it was a good deal and sure went down really easy.

As always the beer is fresh and delicious. Atmosphere is Kung Fu! I love the Kung Fu movies playing! If you are looking for an affordable option the Skid Curry is the bomb! Pot stickers are yummy. My new favorite is the General Thai Chicken!
Unilocal makes me type too much. Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

The beer from Melvin Brewing is really, really good. I’m a huge fan.
The food here might be the worst option for «Thai» food in Jackson Hole. It’s white people «Thai.» The best thing I’ve had here is the Melvin Berger (great happy hour deal). The noodles are2 bland, underwhelming and don’t taste like real Thai dishes. During the off season, two entrees gets you an appetizer and a desert for free (another great deal), but my girl is a vegetarian and they showed up with pork dumplings. Would be nice if they had another option.
The worst part about my last experience here was the service. We sat at the bar and the woman serving us was inattentive and and borderline rude. She even threw a coaster over my girls head at the couple behind us — unprofessional. I had to ask multiple times for another beer — with my empty beer glass pushed to the edge of the bar. She forgot our orders and then tried to charge me for 4 beers instead of 2. No apologies given and she had a really shitty entitled attitude. And I get the whole relaxed ski town thing. I live here and I like the whole no fuss vibe of the town, but bad service is bad service.

Best spot in Jackson Hole hands down.
The interior is nice and modern, and their are two types of seating, restaurant type and a self seating at tables or at the bar, we opted for the self seating at tables which is a little more chill.
The service here is spectacular, the waiters are very attentive.
They have an impressive variety of craft beers on draft, many i haven’t heard of but made sure to try. The scotch ale and the short bus were my two favs.
The food:
–Wings — perfectly cooked, crisp, not soggy, great sweet chili sauce, great kick of spice
— Pot stickers were delicious, standard, can’t go wrong with these
— Tom yum soup was one of the best I have had. Usually places over use coconut milk but this spot had the perfect broth with tons of flavor and perfectly cooked shrimp, very spicy so be prepared
— Pad See Yew was delicious, great sauce, noodles good texture
— Pad thai was not bad, not the best I have had, was delicious just missing a few hints of flavor/​fish sauce
The portions here are pretty huge, especially for the entrees.
Overall great spot, great food, service and atmosphere, don’t miss this spot

A brewery in a Thai restaurant seemed a little bit strange to me but after eating the food and drinking the beer I think it’s a match made in brewery heaven. And they have an elephant on their glasses and I don’t know why but that makes me like them even more.
We started with some veggie spring rolls and a Feely B. My boyfriend had some beer that I have no idea how you pronounce. I did get a good chuckle as he tried to pronounce it to our lovely server. The Feely B was delicious and I’m glad I just judge beers by their names so I could end up with this awesomely named and awesomely delicious beer.
For our entrees, I ordered the SRF Two Porks and the BF ordered the G-​13. They were both amazing. I think pork can be hit or miss since it dries out really easily but this was tender. I think I could have eaten two orders worth of food. Granted we were both starving because we had been skiing all day and were subsisting on basically on Clif bar, but still we could have used some more food.
I got to sit next to a heater and that made me really happy. But the atmosphere was so loud and it was at times difficult to carry on a conversation.
If you love Thai food and beer you should visit here (hey, I made a rhyme!)