Thai Restaurants in Brighton

[pasty]

Where is Warung Tajuh? I'd like to try it. Love Indonesian food.

Pool Valley

WarungTujah

 

[Hatman1234]

I cant remember what its called, but there is an amazing little place on Boyce Street (next door to the Fidlers Elbow). There are only 8 tables, but the food and service is the best i've ever experienced.

 

[papajaff]

Pool Valley

Hah, what a donut I am. I've been there twice. And loved the food twice!

 

[Aadam]

Not in the lanes but if you're ever in Hove then I would recommend the Green Mango. Excellent food, try the salt and pepper squid, amazing!

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

Another vote for Street Thai from me but what ever you do steer well clear of The Giggling Squid - absolutely shocking place.

Absolutely disagree. Chose from their excellent Thai tapas menu for a Sunday lunch last month - just perfect, and very reasonable too. The Hove branch is usually excellent - been many times.

 

[bassking]

not exactly in brighton, rottingdean in fact, but if frequenting this area ROS THAI, your be pleased you did.

 

[hola gus]

I cant remember what its called, but there is an amazing little place on Boyce Street (next door to the Fidlers Elbow). There are only 8 tables, but the food and service is the best i've ever experienced.

It's called Thai spice. The owners in there are lovely people

 

[The Antikythera Mechanism]

Not Thai, but as this is a foodie thread, has anyone tried Pompoko in Church St? I've heard good things about it.

 

[Springal]

Not Thai, but as this is a foodie thread, has anyone tried Pompoko in Church St? I've heard good things about it.

Its decent 'fast food' for a lunch

 

[spig100963]

not exactly in brighton, rottingdean in fact, but if frequenting this area ROS THAI, your be pleased you did.

Went there last week, lovely.

 

[Jozza]

Big fan of the giggling squid althought my favourite now is the Green Mango!!

 

[Manx Shearwater]

I cant remember what its called, but there is an amazing little place on Boyce Street (next door to the Fidlers Elbow). There are only 8 tables, but the food and service is the best i've ever experienced.

Another vote for this place. Its usually quite packed, and the food is really really nice.

And no, I can't remember what it's called either!

 

[Mendoza]

Krua Anne, Kensington Gardens - best I've had in town, and it's pretty cheap.

 

[keaton]

Krua Anne, Kensington Gardens - best I've had in town, and it's pretty cheap.

I thought everythiing was a bit too sweet and not hot enough.

The best i've had is Bangkok Express but it's a cafe rather than restaurant