Cheap Authentic Thai Food at "Thai House", Shanghai
A Thai eatery house tucked away down a lane inside an old china apartment in Shanghai. You have to walk through some smelly alleys to find this place, but it’s well worth the trek! Authentic home style dishes served simply without much decoration. This 3-rooms apartment creates a homey ambiance with very minimal Thai decorations and some authentic servers who speak very simple English. They also have a notice board where you can pin up your photos.
Pad Thai – Thai fried noodles
Combination Platter (Fish cake, prawn cake, spring rolls & pandan chicken) Served with Thai Sweet Chilly Sauce.
For home-sick Thais, this restaurant is the best place to dine in! Bring some cash! Credit cards are not accepted!
Cheap and satisfying! You won’t be disappointed.
They do offer free delivery daily within 3km with no minimum order, from 11am to 12am.
THAI HOUSE
Open: 11am – 2am
Address: Rm.205, No.12, Lane 657 Wuding Road, near Xikang Road
Tel: 6215-6690
Rating: *****
Approx. RMB60 – RMB150+ per couple
Recommended Menu:
- ChiengMai Sausage(Sai our)
- Deep Fried Chicken in Pandan Leave
- Papaya Salad
- Green Curry Chicken
- Tom Yum Goong
Popularity: 56% [?]
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Yaro
October 18th, 2007 at 10:34 am
Looks great!!
Darwin
February 9th, 2008 at 2:25 am
How ironic, you can get authentic Thai cuisine in China but it’s difficult to find authentic Chinese cusine here in Thailand.
Chiang Mai Thai Cuisine Shanghai | {BibiLiew.Com}
July 5th, 2008 at 10:45 pm
[...] as appetiziers. It was a pity they did not have appetiziers combination, which is available at Thai House . But the prawn cakes were not available and we ordered fish cakes [...]
Dannie
September 18th, 2008 at 6:52 pm
Now there is a new branch of Thai House.
It’s on the Jia Shan Road, No.518, near Jian Guo Xi Road.
It’s bigger than the first one and they can do caterings like party~
Bibi Liew
September 21st, 2008 at 2:14 pm
Hi Dannie, thanks for informing me
will try to go someday…