The tangy crunch of Som Tum, flavourful bowls of Khao soi, or creamy spoonfuls of Thai curries– Thai restaurants in Mumbai offer authentic dishes to plates featuring contemporary twists. This amalgamation of bold flavours, fresh ingredients, tantalising aromatics, and sizzling presentation makes up for quite a stirring lunch/ dinner plan. From cosy little joints tucked away in Bandra to sleek dining spots in Colaba, we bring you our 5 favourite Thai restaurants in Mumbai.
1. By The Mekong, Lower Parel
By The Mekong perched on the 37th floor at the St. Regis is the first place to grace our list. Picture candlelit rooms, dark wood panels, and a floor-to-ceiling glass window overlooking the glimmering cityscape. We recommend trying signature dishes like tenderised Mongolian lamb chops, lobster stew glazed in black bean sauce, and mushrooms with baby Bok Choy slathered in oyster sauce.
🕒 Opening Hours: 12:00 PM–04:00 PM; 07:00 PM–12:00 AM
📍Senapati Bapat Marg, 462, Lower Parel Penthouse at the St. Regis Mumbai, Mumbai
2. Nara Thai, BKC
A dimly lit atmosphere exuding calming shades of lavender sets the perfect mood for a flavourful experience at Nara Thai. Their chicken wrapped in pandan leaves wafts exquisite aromatics with succulent pieces wrapped inside making for excellent hors d’oeuvres. Other dishes that you can try are Som Tam, Shuko Thai fizz, Tom Kha soup, and their signature butterfly pea fried rice.
🕒Opening Hours: 12:00 PM–04:00 PM; 07:00 PM–01:30 AM
📍Ground Floor, Raheja Towers, Near Dena Bank, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai
3. Thai Pavilion, Cuffe Parade
Known for its interactive kitchen, Thai Cusine boasts semi-private dining, and round tables featuring lazy Susans. They offer an extensive selection of traditional Thai dishes as well as delightful cocktails and wines. Chef Uddipan Chakravarthy creates magic with classic Thai dishes such as Chicken Satay, Spicy Papaya Salad, Pad Thai, Thai Green Curry, and Water Chestnut in Coconut Milk.
🕒Opening Hours: 12:30 PM–03:00 PM; 07:00 PM– 11:45 PM
📍President, Mumbai – IHCL SeleQtions 90, 90 Cuffe Parade, Mumbai
4. Thai Naam by Ananda, Andheri East
Thai Naam by Chef Ananda Solomon features community tables as well as cosy private dining rooms. The restaurant puts forth Thai Benjarong jars, cane lamps, and a parasol chandelier in a succeeding attempt to transport you to the streets of Thailand. You can engage with fellow diners over bowls of red curry garnished with crushed peanuts, lobsters with pepper garlic, and delicious pan-fried scallops. Don’t forget to try their stir-fried morning glory sparkled with yellow bean paste as well as the creamy coconut milk Ruby dessert afloat with poached water chestnut. Yes, we know that’s a mouthful!
🕒Opening Hours: 12:00 PM–03:00 PM; 07:00 PM–12:00 AM
📍The Orb, Near JW Marriott Sahar, Andheri East, Mumbai
5. Seefah, Bandra West
Headed by Chef Seefah Ketchaiyo, Seefah is an intimate restaurant and bar known for its authentic Thai and Japanese flavours. Its blue walls, high chairs and lively bar make for a lovely dinner date. From grilled meats and sushi to soupy ramen bowls and Thai curries, Seefah wins all hearts.
🕒Opening Hours: Mon – Fri: Lunch 12 PM–3:30 PM | Dinner 7 PM–11:30 PM; Sat & Sun: Lunch 12 PM–4:30 PM | Dinner 7 PM–11:30 PM
📍2nd Floor, Khan House, Hill Rd, Above McDonald’s, Bandra West, Mumbai