Even though Bath is a small place, we are super lucky (and spoilt) to have so many different amazing, authentic Thai restaurants to try. Here is a list of them, which ones are your favourites? 🌶
The Giggling Squid
Beautiful interiors and lovely Thai food. Great for vegans. We would recommend the Thai green curry and the papaya salad.
££
Bluecoat House, Saw Close
Thai Balcony
85 options on the menu - so there's definitely something you'll like here. Oh, and you can sit on the balcony (as the name would suggest) and watch the world go by in Kingsmead Square.
££
1 Seven Dials, Saw Close
Salathai
A cute, family-run Thai restaurant.
££
14-15 Pierrepont Street
Koh Thai Tapas
A modern restaurant with great cocktails and normal-sized dishes as well as Thai tapas (as the name would suggest). They have a great two-course lunch menu too for £12.
££
36 Broad Street
Thai Hut
Fabulous street food & lovely owners! They're only open for lunch on certain days but make sure to check them out - you won't be disappointed.
£
Green Park Station
Yum Yum Thai
One of Bath's firm Thai favourites. Their chicken and pork are free range and their beef is sourced locally. All of their dishes are free of MSG and all their wines and coffee are organic!
££
17 Kingsmead Square
Thaikhun
Thai street-style food in a cool setting. They have loads of different deals like 20% student discount and a main and a drink for. £10 on Thursdays (terms and conditions apply for both - it's best to check their website).
££
Southgate
Charm Thai Restaurant and Oriental Bar
An award-winning, very popular Thai restaurant. They have so many different options to choose from!
££
2 George Street
Mai Thai
Another great Thai restaurant with beautiful crockery and a long, long menu list. Fab two-course express lunch deal for £9.99.
££
10 Chelsea Road
Thai Basil
Cooking up specialities from Northern Thailand, Thai Basil is yet another super popular restaurant here in Bath.
££
90A Walcot Street
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