Muang Thai Restaurant
"Muang Thai" in Thai language means "Thailand." But, in this case, it is the name of one of Brighton's popular Thai restaurants. This restaurant serves authentic Thai food using traditional spices and the same ingredients used in Thailand. For appetizers, why not try Laab (a spicy pork dish) or som tam (spicy papaya salad). Entrees include such Thai delicacies as Tom Yum Gai (chicken in coconut soup) and Kaeng Keow Wahn (Thailand's most famous green curry dish). Muang Thai's extensive menu also includes fish, beef, shrimp and squid dishes, as well as a variety of vegetarian choices. Finish up your meal with a choice of traditional Thai desserts. Typical Thai beers such as Singha, Chang and Tiger are available, along with fresh fruit juices, wine and coffee drinks. A healthy and low-fat Thai dinner is perfect after a day out cycling one of Brighton's bike trails.
Muang Thai Restaurant
77 St. James St.
Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 1PA
United Kingdom
011 (+44) (0) 1273 605223
muangthairestaurant.com
Sawadee Thai Restaurant
"Sawadee" is Thai language for "hello," and this is one restaurant to which you may want to extend that greeting. Located close to the oceanfront in Brighton, Sawadee Thai serves Thai cuisine for your taste. If you're not a spicy food fan, the restaurant will recommend a slightly spicy dish. But if you think you can handle authentic Thai taste, that kind of fire can be arranged too. Typical dishes include Chicken Satay (chicken on a skewer with peanut sauce), Tom Yum Geung (spicy shrimp soup) or Kaeng Paed Pet Yang (ducky in red coconut soup curry). Save room for dessert too, especially if you like bananas, as the Kleuay Tord (fried bananas with ice cream) is delicious.
Sawadee Thai Restaurant
87 St. James St.
Brighton, East Sussex BN2 1TP
United Kingdom
011 (+44) (0) 1273 624233
sawadeethai.co.uk
Sabai Thai Gastrobar
"Sabai" in Thai means "relaxed"--which is exactly what Sabai Thai Gastrobar tries to make you. Located close to Brighton's famous Royal Pavilion Gardens, Sabai Thai Gastrobar's extensive menu includes authentic Thai dishes such as Pad Ba Mee (Egg Noodles) with your choice of chicken, shrimp or pork; Tord Mun (crispy fried Thai fishcakes); and Plaa Ping (fish steamed in banana leaves). All dishes at Sabai Thai Gastrobar can be made to your taste with a choice of mild, medium, spicy or authentic Thai spicy levels of heat. The restaurant also has an extensive menu of Thai desserts. Sabai Thai Gastrobar is in an ideal location for lunch or dinner after a long walk on Brighton's boardwalk.
Sabai Thai Gastrobar
165 - 169 Princes House
North Street
Brighton, East Sussex BN1 1EA
United Kingdom
011 (+44) (0) 1273 773030
sabaibrighton.co.uk
Article Written By Rachel Reeves
Rachel Reeves is a full-time freelance writer and editor, currently based in Bangkok, Thailand. She has been writing since 1984 and has been published in the "Dallas Morning News," "Santa Monica Mirror," "Bangkok Post," and Associated Content.com and Zappos.com. Reeves has a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Miami University.
