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Where to eat Thai food in Torquay: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Thai restaurants to try in Torquay including Real Thai Cafe, Torquay Thai, Dan Thai Kitchen, Thai@Dunes, Torquay Noodle Canteen
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1. Real Thai Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
The Only Real Thai in Town - the Best Thai in Torquay... Ask the Locals! Try our en-Thai-cing menu Authentic Thai Food prepared as it should be. We offer Dine-In and Takeaway. All meals are freshly prepared on the premises using only lean, boneless meats
Reviewed By holidayalongtheway
Everything was lovely. Service with a smile. No fuss being seated without s booking. Decor nice. Offers T/A but pick ups not intrusive to those eating in. Food was nicely presented and flavoursome. Generous servings. Takeaway container available on request. I suggest you book a table. We went on a Wednesday night. So good we had takeaway later in our holiday. Everything was great them and cooked on time.
2. Torquay Thai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By Porepunkah
Definitely not genuine Thai food.How anyone can rate this restaurant as excellent is beyond me!Basic mixed Asian food of barely acceptable quality and I'm surprised that people are unable to be discerning about what constitutes good food.Excellent service,no problem there but the food leaves a lot to be desired.
3. Dan Thai Kitchen
Reviewed By F2871YFlisad
Had take away tonight. Had massaman, entrees bread and rice. Entrees were good, The curry puff was particularly good and the satay sticks wee good. But bread was terrible, dr not locally made. Massaman was very good and service from delivery driver was good as well
4. Thai@Dunes
Reviewed By JudeD862
We dined here for dinner one night after enjoying some drinks at the next door venue Mr Archer. We were let down on many levels and wonât be planning to return anytime soon. The decor feels more like a Parisian cafe than a Thai restaurant (no, not a hanging offence just personal taste), a few small framed pictures hang on the walls in addition to âplentyâ of plastic laminated Thai images stuck on with blutak! There is a TV screening kick boxing, no atmospheric music playing in the background, Stark interior lighting, seemingly no effort has been made to create an authentic Thai dining experience. The entrees were the highlight of the meal, itâs hard to go wrong with Money Bags and Fish Cakes! Main dishes were disappointing, lacking flavour and presentation. The menu is confusing regarding prices of dishes on offer and choices available. Waiting staff need more experience, more warmth and be more appropriately dressed. The restaurant is not licensed but is BYO for wine, luckily BWS is right next door! Such a shame, with little expense and effort this restaurant could be a jumping, popular venue.
5. Torquay Noodle Canteen
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