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Stockholm - Restaurants - Thai
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Koh Phangan

Jungle adventure

Skånegatan 57
Stockholm 116 37
Sweden
+46 (0)8 642 5040
http://www.kohphangan.se/
info@kohphangan.se

To take a break from Stockholm' cold and grey weather, the best thing to do is to dash straight to Koh Phangan, an island with a Thai theme. There are bamboos and green leaves everywhere. In order to enjoy the jungle atmosphere, reach early and sign your name on the blackboard.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Narknoi

Authentic Thai food Odengatan 94
Stockholm 113 22
Sweden
+46 (0)8 30 7070
http://narknoi.se/ Discreet wooden doors welcome you to the exotic world of Thailand. The decor is sober and the ambience, pleasant. The food is, quite frankly, exquisite, and is very reasonably priced. Try a tasty satay, spring rolls accompanied by a spicy sauce, or one of the classic Thai soups. The curries are a bit strong so be careful while ordering and if the spice is a bit too much to handle, a cold beer can set you right.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Sabai-Soong Thaifood

More than chow Linnégatan 39B
Stockholm 11447
Sweden
+46 (0)8 663 1277 / +46 (0)8 663 3466
http://www.sabai.se/ Those with a delicate palate beware—spicy Thai food is what you will get here. Het Basilika Noodles, Forest Curry, Phad Khimao Talay and other exotic-sounding dishes line the menu. If you are a newbie, stick to the chicken; you cannot go wrong. A few subtly-spiced names pop-up as well; anything preceded with "sweet-and-sour" should go easy on the taste-buds. A shot of strong Thai whiskey normally sets the mood before you start, while a leisurely ice-tea with ice-cream should cool things off afterwards. If you cannot get over the place yet, stroll through the adjoining spa; you might just be tempted to get some body pampering.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Sala Thai

Popular weekend buffets Eriksplan 1
Stockholm 113 20
Sweden
+46 (0)8 30 8623
http://www.salathai.se/steriks... Sala Thai is Stockholm city's first and most popular Thai restaurant. It's known for its delicious traditional Thai food, with spicy curries and scruptious sweet and sour soups. Weekend buffets are highly recommended.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Sawadee

Experience Thailand Olofsgatan 6
Stockholm 111 36
Sweden
+46 (0)8 20 9800
http://www.sawadee.se
info@sawadee.se Hötorget is an area locally known as Stockholm's Chinatown. Almost back-to back, you'll find Sawadee Buffet House, Sawadee Fast Food, and Sawadee restaurant. All three serve Thai fare but the original restaurant is Sawadee. Though more expensive, it has the best authentic food and ambience. The place is tastefully done up in a typical Thai style.

Review © 2007, Wcities