The golden curries are steaming, the noodles are sizzling – and you are right in the middle of it all! Join us on a culinary journey to the Far East. We will take you to Frankfurt’s best Thai restaurants, where you can indulge your taste buds among purple mountains of rice, spicy sauces and aromatic herbs.
Expect an authentic street food feeling in the station district, a cozy terrace by candlelight or a stylish location on the Zeil – the selection leaves nothing to be desired. Try the typical local specialties and find your new favorite restaurant!
Whether you’re here alone, as a couple or with a group of friends – you’ll find what you’re looking for. Curious? Then let us surprise you and join us on our culinary discovery tour through Siam in the heart of Frankfurt! We promise you: you will go home with a happy smile and a completely satisfied stomach. So, come with us!
1. Thai Restaurant Frankfurt: Aroydee
The Thai restaurant in the heart of Frankfurt, which looks rather inconspicuous from the outside, is often full. As soon as you enter Aroydee, you get the feeling that you have arrived in a Thai cookshop. Customers love the variety of dishes presented on a Thai-German menu.
The original Thai menu also includes dishes such as Pad Pak Bung Faidaeng (fried water spinach with soy sauce, oyster sauce, garlic and chili) or Mango Sticky Rice (sticky rice with coconut milk and ripe mango), which is so popular as a dessert on vacation. Also noteworthy is the extensive vegan menu, where the meat in classic Thai dishes has been replaced by tofu duck.
The dishes taste authentic and are quickly served – this is well received in Frankfurt, with over 1,200 Google reviewers rating the Frankfurt Thai restaurant 4.3 out of 5 stars.
There are two Aroydee restaurants in Frankfurt: the first Thai restaurant is located at Stiftstraße 34 (Tel.: 069 29 72 36 36), the second at Hanauer Landstr. 72 (069 94 94 58 99). Aroydee is open Mon. – Thurs. from 11:00 – 22:00, Fri. – Sat. 11:00 – 23:00 and Sun. 14:00 – 22:00. If you want to be sure of getting a seat, it’s best to reserve a table.
2. Green Thai Frankfurt
The Green Thai restaurant on Frankfurt’s Zeil is at least as delicious, but with a more cozy, modern atmosphere. The restaurant promises to cook exclusively with fresh ingredients and to refine the dishes with authentic Thai spices and herbs.
Glutamate is not used at all in dishes such as Khow Phad Sabraros (fried rice with fresh vegetables, pineapple, curry and egg, seasoned with spicy soy sauce). Guests are delighted with the friendly service and the speedy preparation of the dishes.
The price-performance ratio is also well received by customers. One reviewer on Google Maps writes: “Very authentic taste. Food arrived quickly and the selection is large. Modern decor with Thai accents. Prices are okay as the portions are very generous. Highly recommended!” and rates the Thai Restaurant Frankfurt 5/5 stars.
Green Thai is located at Zeil 13 and is open Mon-Thu from 11 am to 2:30 pm, Fri-Sat from 11 am to 2 pm and Sun from 12 pm to 2:30 pm.
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More Information3. Thai flair with a creative touch: Tho Thong
If you want to enjoy authentic Thai cuisine in a stylish ambience, you should visit Toh Thong on Düsseldorfer Straße near the main train station. The restaurant impresses with an extraordinary menu full of traditional dishes that are creatively reinterpreted. In addition to classics such as papaya salad or red curry, gourmets will also find exotic dishes such as tamarind prawns or duck breast in peanut sauce.
The stylish interior of Toh Thong invites you to linger, while the friendly staff create a relaxed atmosphere. Fresh ingredients, appealing design and perfect seasoning – Google reviewers also rave about the restaurant, giving it top marks. The spring rolls are particularly recommended, but the large selection for vegetarians is also very well received. If you are looking for authentic Thai flair with a creative twist, Toh Thong is the place for you. However, reservations are essential: The restaurant is usually full!
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More Information4. Thai hot: Nuy’s Thai-Imbiss Pattaya
Nuy ‘s Thai Imbiss Pattaya is located in the middle of Frankfurt’s red light district. It is these small stores that have made the station district so hip in recent years. However, anyone expecting a chic Thai restaurant is sure to be disappointed. Nuy’s Thai Imbiss Pattaya has more of a kiosk character and with 15 standing places and eight seats outside, there is little capacity to linger.
However, you will be rewarded with food from what is probably the best cookshop in the city. Pattaya is also a well-known and popular meeting place for Thais living in Frankfurt. We Europeans can work up a sweat when the food is labeled “spicy”. The portions are large; no one will leave the Thai snack bar hungry.
Nuy’s Thai Imbiss Pattaya is located at Taunusstaße 17A and is open Monday to Friday from 11.00 am to 9.00 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 12.00 pm to 9.00 pm. All dishes can also be taken away or delivered to the surrounding area.
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More Information5. Thai restaurant in Nordend: Krapao Thai Bistro
Authentic Thai cuisine, mango with sticky rice and good cocktails await Frankfurters at Krapao Thai Bistro at Heidestraße 35 in Nordend. Although the Thai restaurant is not particularly large, the selection of dishes, which not every Thai restaurant offers, is all the greater.
In summer, the outdoor terrace invites you to linger. Krapao Thai Bistro is open Monday to Friday from 11.00 to 22.30 and Saturday to Sunday from 12.00 to 23.00.
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More Information6. Bangkok 1974
If you are looking for authentic Thai cuisine in a rustic atmosphere, the traditional restaurant Bangkok 1974 is the place to be. For almost 50 years, the restaurant has stood for original recipes from the Thai homeland and ingredients without flavor enhancers.
The menu offers classics such as tom kha soup and curries, as well as exotic dishes such as laab ped, minced duck with red onions, lemon juice, long coriander and mint.
Regulars appreciate the vegetarian options and the possibility to customize the spiciness. Subdued lighting, Thai music and wood paneling create an authentic flair, while the small beer garden invites guests to linger in summer. The guests’ verdict: tradition meets modernity – and tastes great!
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More InformationConclusion
Thai cuisine is becoming increasingly popular in Frankfurt. No wonder, given the variety of authentic restaurants the city has to offer. Whether spicy curries, fresh salads or sweet desserts – there is something for every taste.
Whether in a hip ambience on the Zeil, in a rustic cookshop atmosphere in the station district or in upscale surroundings with a terrace in Nordend – the range of Thai restaurants in Frankfurt is impressive. Quality, service and value for money impress guests and ensure full houses.
So if you’ve worked up an appetite for a culinary trip to the Far East, you don’t have to look far. With its diverse range of Thai restaurants, Frankfurt invites you to feast and brings a little vacation feeling into your everyday life. Whether alone, as a couple or in a group – every taste is catered for here. So let’s get down to curries, rice and co. – Manchester or Bangkok, what’s the difference? In Frankfurt, Thailand tastes authentic.