Oxford has a huge number of Thai restaurants which serve traditional dishes from the country, as well as wider Asian food.
The city is lucky enough to have nearly 20 restaurants which serve cuisine from Thailand, with another one due to open soon.
Restaurant group Busaba secured the former Pint Shop site on George Street as part of its expansion plans outside London.
You can read more about Busaba’s new site on George Street here>>>
These are the 10 best Thai restaurants in Oxford, according to TripAdvisor
Oli’s Thai
38 Magdalen Rd, Oxford OX4 1RB
Oli’s Thai on Magdalen Road was opened in August 2013 by Ladd and Ru Thurston. The small restaurant holds only five tables and offers a different menu each week, based on seasonal changes.
The restaurant is featured on the Michelin website and has had a Michelin Bib Gourmand for the last four years.
A Bib Gourmand recognises establishments that serve good food at moderate prices and is awarded to those who offer ‘good quality’ and ‘good value cooking’.
Oli’s Thai is set to close its doors in 2022, before a new deli opens on the site.
You can read more about the closure here>>>
Banana Tree Oxford
63 George St, Oxford OX1 2BQ
The restaurant describes itself as a pan-Asian fest, stating: “We hand pick the best dishes from Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam and Malaysia to feature on our menu, from soups and salads, to wok-tossed noodles, stir fries and curries, as well as South-East Asia-inspired desserts and cocktails.”
Banana Tree Oxford has a score of 4.5 stars on TripAdvisor, with many guests rating it as ‘excellent’.
Chiang Mai Kitchen
130A High St, Oxford OX1 4DH
This restaurant offers a wide selection of Thai dishes, with a separate vegan menu as well for those who need it.
Chiang Mai Kitchen was established in 1993 and takes its name from a city in northern Thailand, with the aim of providing authentic, cooked-to-order food.
The team say they “take pride” in Chiang Mai Kitchen’s “unique history”.
Sasi Thai
32-37 Covered Market, Oxford OX1 3DU
This Thai is located in the heart of Oxford’s Covered Market.
TripAdvisor reviewers have praised the restaurant for its food, portion sizes and prices.
Thaikhun
36 George St, Oxford OX1 2BJ
One of the bigger chain Thai restaurants, this branch on George Street has received pretty positive reviews from people in the city.
Many having taken to the review site’s food and friendly service, giving it an overall score of four stars.
The White Horse Inn Thai Restaurant
Wheatley Rd, Forest Hill, Oxford OX33 1EH
The White Horse Inn has glowing reviews from guests who praised the food, atmosphere, flavours and service.
One reviewer even took to the site to call it the best Thai in a ’50 mile radius’.
Pan Pan
43B St Clements Street, Oxford, OX4 1AG
Pan Pan serves a wide selection of tapas style sharing dishes with a smaller choice of main dishes.
The staff ‘pride’ themselves on the fresh ingredients and flavours the restaurant offers.
Bangkok House
42A Hythe Bridge Street, Oxford, OX1 2EP
Established in the city in 1992, Bangkok House strives to provide authentic Thai food to guests.
The restaurant aims to combine the skills of their Thai chef’s with local sourced produce.
Thai Street Kitchen
6 St. Michaels Street, Oxford OX1 2DU
This restaurant is temporarily closed at the moment but reviewers have called it an ‘underrated gem’.
Giggling Squid
55 Walton Street, Oxford OX2 6AE
Another chain but Giggling Squid is well known for its affordable Thai food.
The Oxford branch is no different as offers a range of dishes, including a number of vegan options.
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