The best Thai restaurants Udon Thani

Udon Thani's most unusual venue. With subdued lighting and trumpets on the ceiling, the room welcomes musicians every evening. The decor is absolutely original and artistic. On the culinary side, local and international dishes are served at very reasonable prices. The bar is well stocked. The cocktails, however, are a weak point. Of course, the clientele is young and up-to-the-minute. It's the perfect place to spend a good evening, especially as a couple, without necessarily frequenting establishments run by Westerners.

This unassuming establishment is highly regarded by the locals. The food is good, and you can try some recipes that are hard to find elsewhere. Unfortunately, there's a small English menu that only covers a quarter of the Thai menu... A limited choice for foreign customers. What's more, the service isn't exactly efficient. It's a pity, because this place could do with a comprehensive English-language map.

Welcome to a Thai brasserie! Established in 1979, this city institution is always busy. Uniformed waiters are constantly busy in this superb art deco building. The menu is well-stocked, and if you don't know what to choose, we recommend the house specialties ("signature dishes") such as roast duck red curry or crab dishes. Several vegetarian options are also on the menu. Wide choice of drinks and desserts. Efficient service. Warmly recommended.