Cusine Type - Thai

This appealing Pan Asian restaurant in Galway city centre is loosely based on the ancient Chinese Tea House concept (a café centred around tea drinking) and decorated with furnishings from Asia, Cambodia andHouse Restaurant  Thailand. More ...
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 You can’t miss this restaurant on the western side of Athlone, near the castle. Its vivid yellow exterior walls on two sides of a street corner and red doors and windows make it a beacon for hungry diners. Kin Khao Thai is run by Irishman ...
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Saba, meaning 'happy meeting place' in Thai, offers a combination of Thai and Vietnamese cooking and this has become one of the most popular Dublin restaurants. The décor is black, modern and sophisticated, but staff are friendlier than such ba ...
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Matthew Farrell's eternally fashionable two-storey restaurant is elegantly appointed, with comfortable high-back chairs, good linen and fine glasses and, with sunny yellow walls and a long skylight along one side of the upper floor creating a bright at ...
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Delicious aromas and oriental music greet you as you climb the stairs to Lek and Eamon Lancaster's well-appointed first floor restaurant opposite the RDS. This Dublin restaurants friendly staff, Thai furniture and woodcarvings create an authentic orie ...
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This cosy Dublin restaurants, in a laneway just off Grafton Street, has great charm; it was Dublin's first authentic Thai restaurant and is still as popular as ever over a decade later. Co-owner Tess Corr personally supervises a friendly and effi ...
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New owners - re-assessment pending Due to the success of their Aruna Sauces range, which demands their full time attention, Sarajit Chanda and Sarah Nic Lochlainn retired from the restaurant in October 2013. It has been taken over by chefs Liton Shet ...
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Those who like contemporary hotels and enjoy the buzz of the city centre will love the Clarion. In a brilliant central location with a wide terrace and boardwalk along the River Lee, this striking hotel embodies many of the best features of other recen ...
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This stylish contemporary restaurant is in an imaginatively restored and converted, almost-waterside Victorian building beside the Rowing Club. Bright, colourful and classy, it has great appeal (chic minimalist table settings, well-spaced tables, goo ...
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Established in 1997, Tony Ecock's bustling two-storey Dublin restaurants has a loyal following and offers dishes that do not pander too much to the western palate. In typical oriental style, a number of set menus are offered and there is also an extens ...
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