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Bangkok night-market energy inside QV — boat noodles, pad kra pao, budget CBD prices.
Thai Restaurants You Must Try in Melbourne
Bangkok street food to Northern Thai khao soi and Southern Thai by chef Oradee, 15 Thai restaurants across Melbourne spanning regions and heat levels.
Bangkok night-market energy inside QV — boat noodles, pad kra pao, budget CBD prices.
Swanston's Thai street-food institution — big portions, low prices, queue worth every minute.
Bold modern Thai sharing plates in a moody Little Bourke St room — a Melbourne benchmark.
Abbotsford's warehouse Thai where the seafood tom yum and tamarind fish justify the noise and the wait.
Caulfield's go-to Thai since before you started uni — authentic flavours under $20 steps from the station.
Bentleigh's beloved Thai that locals have been driving across town for since it opened.
Flinders Lane Thai where spicy chicken ribs and truffle fried rice earn the loyal following
South Yarra's warmly run Thai restaurant where the service is personal and the sticky date pudding is a revelation.
Moonee Ponds' beloved Thai local with 15+ years of consistent, crowd-pleasing curries.
Authentic Thai street food in a cosy noodle house, bold flavours, generous servings, worth every dollar
Melbourne CBD's go-to for authentic Thai boat noodles in a cosy no-frills setting on Exhibition St.
Bourke St Isaan Thai with moo kratha hotpot, bold som tum, and real street-food energy until 1am.
Southern Thai cooking so faithful to the source that Thai nationals call it home
South Yarra's rare Northern Thai gem — Chiang Mai home cooking in a cosy 30-seat room.
Melbourne's best halal Thai — generous portions, hand-slaughtered chicken, and a welcoming room up north.
The Curator is the voice behind the Lowdown, Curateria's read on where Melbourne is eating, drawn from every review we track.