Thai Food at Sam’s Club That’s Better Than Restaurants (For a Fraction of the Cost)

Sam’s Club sells almost anything you can think of. While not everything is a must-have, you can unlock the true value of your membership by shopping top-rated seasonal and culturally-inspired items at the big box store — including Thai food.

Save money on takeout by scooping up these flavorful Thai food products at Sam’s Club.

Editor’s note: Prices are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $14.98

When you can find the affordable Member’s Mark Chicken Pad Thai in the frozen section at Sam’s Club, grab it quickly. This stuff sells out any time it’s found in the warehouse, and for good reason.

This bag of rice noodles, white meat chicken, carrots, mushrooms, eggs, bean sprouts, and tasty sauce is just $2.50 per serving.

Price: $7.88

The Thai Yellow Curry has a 4.6-star rating from Sam’s Club members for a reason. It surprisingly rivals restaurant-level curry.

A quick, ready-to-heat sauce that goes perfectly over a bed of rice or alongside some chicken, it makes for a quick and easy dinner.

Price: $8.98

Instead of purchasing rice-heavy dishes at Thai restaurants – which can rack up the bill quickly – purchase protein-heavy meals at your favorite spots. Then, heat up some of this sustainable jasmine rice to pour your sauce, produce, and protein over — and it’s just 11 cents per serving.

Price: $9.48

Thicken your favorite curries and make incredible Thai sauces and beverages with coconut milk. This naturally sweet pantry staple is the perfect addition to an array of recipes.

This gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan option is usually available for $5 or more at retailers like Walmart. At Sam’s Club, you can grab a 6-pack for $1.58 per can.

Price: $12.68

Fried rice is a staple on most Thai takeout menus. This bag contains a tasty blend of eggs, vegetables, bacon, chicken, and sauce and is available for just over $2 per nine-ounce serving compared to ordering takeout, which will be around $10 or more at most restaurants.

Price: $13.98

Fans of the frozen Sweet Thai Chili Style Chicken Breast at Sam’s Club rave about its flavor.

For about $1.40 per serving, this chicken is especially good served over buttered or egg-style noodles, rice, or alongside stir-fried vegetables.

Price: $13.48

Tender, moist grilled chicken and tasty pad thai sauce are served alongside rice noodles in the Monterey Gourmet Chicken Pad Thai at Sam’s Club.

At just $3.37 per serving, this restaurant-quality meal can be eaten on its own or as a side dish.

Price: $11.99

Drunken noodles are referred to as such because they have a kick to them that makes them perfect served with an ice-cold beer.

This dish is tossed in a sweet and spicy sauce and is beyond delicious, even when cooked with the microwave directions. Green beans, onions, and red peppers help bring a natural sweetness to the mix.

Price: $8.88

While Summ! Spring Rolls will pop up on the warehouse floor a few times a year, they’re usually only around for a limited time. When they are available, the price tag of 74 cents per spring roll is super enticing, especially with the included sweet plum sauce.

Pop them in the air fryer for the perfect crispy shell and moist stuffing.

A smart way to save money is to replicate some of your restaurant favorites at home. These ingredients and pre-made Thai dishes are options that will elevate your meal plan and bring some major flavor to dinnertime — even on a budget.