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Downtown Thai food lovers have a new place to grab a bowl of tom-kah, pad-ma-kua and kang krari . Local chain Thai Basil has opened yet another location, this time right in the heart of downtown Phoenix at 114 W. Adams, just down the street from Thai Elephant -- because you can never have too much Thai on one street.
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