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Thai Restaurants in Leeds

1. Sukhothai Thai restaurant in Harrogate 17-19 Cheltenham Pde - HG1

“Consistent food and service” continues to win praise (although feedback was relatively limited this year) for this well-established “large and buzzy” Thai venue from owner Ban Kaewkraikhot (who ran a successful restaurant in Bangkok for eight years before relocating to the UK, and now owns three restaurants in Yorkshire).

Price*

£46

££

Food

Good

Service

Good

Ambience

Good

2. Sukhothai Thai restaurant in Leeds 15 South Parade - LS1

“Consistently good food and service” again wins praise for this city-centre branch of Ban Kaewkraikhot’s small Yorkshire chain of glam-looking Thai eateries (although the odd reporter finds its approach “formulaic”). The business started in Chapel Allerton, but this is now the flagship, boasting a 200+ dish à la carte menu.

Price*

£46

££

Food

Good

Service

Good

Ambience

Average

3. Sukhothai Thai restaurant in Leeds 8 Regent St - LS7

2022 Review: Feedback remains limited but remains very positive for this Chapel Allerton Thai (part of a local group), which hits twenty years old in 2022.

4. Zaap Thai restaurant in Leeds 16 Grand Arcade - LS1

“Amazing Thai food that can be eaten in a tuk-tuk” awaits at this “buzzing and bright” street-food outfit – est. 2015, and now the flagship of a seven-strong northern chain. Recreating the atmosphere of Bangkok’s markets, there’s no shortage of choice on the menu (bao buns, curries, tom yam soup) while the atmosphere, as per the inspiration, is “hectic” (“and you can have to queue”).

Price*

£39

Food

Very Good

Service

Average

Ambience

Good

5. Rosa's Thai Cafe Thai restaurant in Leeds Upper Dining Terrace, Trinity Leeds, Albion Street - LS1

2021 Review: The “lovely Thai food” at these reliable cafés is “impressively authentic given that they are a chain” – “excellent value” and “fast”, if occasionally let down by “iffy service”. Founded in 2008 by Saiphin and Alex Moore, who inherited the name of their first East End site, the group has 18 branches in London and expanded to Liverpool, Manchester, Reading (delivery only) and Leeds following the sale of a majority stake to US investors. The couple also have two spin-offs, Lao Café in Covent Garden and the new Chinese noodle bar Hoh Sek in St Katharine Docks.