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QV's no-bookings Thai night market: fiery boat noodles, pad thai, queue-worthy pad kra pao.
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.
QV's no-bookings Thai night market: fiery boat noodles, pad thai, queue-worthy pad kra pao.
Swanston Street's Thai institution — $3.50 pork bone soup, pad Thai, nightly queues.
Little Bourke St's modern Thai sharing-plates institution — moody, generous, decades strong.
Abbotsford's buzzing warehouse Thai known for seafood tom yum and tamarind fish.
Caulfield East's cheap, cheerful Thai favourite near the station, loved for the fried rice.
Bentleigh's long-running Thai favourite — over a decade of loyal regulars chasing the Massaman lamb.
Flinders Lane Thai spot where spicy chicken ribs and truffle fried rice draw the crowds.
South Yarra Thai restaurant loved for warm service, cocktails and its sticky date pudding.
Moonee Ponds' long-running Thai favourite, loved for massaman curry and whole steamed barramundi.
Abbotsford's 15-year Thai institution — Isan flavours, BYO wine, always busy.
Melbourne CBD's boat noodle specialist — a no-frills Exhibition St room serving Bangkok street food.
Bourke St Isaan BBQ hotpot till 1am — moo kratha grills, bold som tum, street-food chaos.
Ferntree Gully Southern Thai spot praised by Thai diners for authentic massaman, duck curry and moo hong
South Yarra's Northern Thai specialist where nearly every reviewer tells you to order the khao soi.
Melbourne's best halal Thai — hand-slaughtered chicken, Hat Yai fried chicken, and generous family portions.
The Curator is the voice behind the Lowdown, Curateria's read on where Melbourne is eating, drawn from the reviews we track.