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Baan Thai

Thai furnishings and music make a comfortable setting for enjoying the Thai dishes offered on this vast menu

Seats 64 (private room, 24); children welcome; air con. L Wed-Fri only 12.30 – 2.30, 1 course from €8.95. D Sun-Thu 5.30-10.30, (Sun to 11), Fri, Sat 6 – 11pm, a la Carte. Early D Sun – Thu (except Bank Holidays) 5.30 – 7pm, 2 courses €18. MasterCard, Visa. Closed 24-26 Dec.

Georgina Campbell

Delicious aromas and oriental music greet you as you climb the stairs to Lek and Eamon Lancaster's well-appointed first floor restaurant opposite the RDS.

This Dublin restaurants friendly staff, Thai furniture and woodcarvings create an authentic oriental feeling and intimate atmosphere - and, as many of the staff are Thai, it's almost like being in Thailand.

A wide-ranging menu includes various set meals that provide a useful introduction to the cuisine (or to speed up choices for groups) as well as an à la carte.

The essential fragrance and spiciness of Thai cuisine is very much in evidence throughout, and there's Thai beer as well as a fairly extensive wine list.

[*Also at: Leopardstown, 01 293 6996; Central Park Luas Station].

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Last Updated: 10-02-2018

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