Cuisine

Thai (태국 음식점)

District

Yongsan (용산구) , Seoul

Address

Seoul Yongsan-gu Noksapyeongdaero40-gil 48

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An upscale Thai restaurant near Noksapyeong Station in Itaewon, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, led by a chef with five-star Bangkok hotel credentials.

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An upscale Thai restaurant near Noksapyeong Station in Itaewon, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, led by a chef with five-star Bangkok hotel credentials. Widely considered one of the most authentic Thai dining experiences available in Korea, the kitchen calibrates spice levels to suit Korean palates without compromising the integrity of each dish. The pad thai is convincingly authentic, standing in a class of its own among Seoul's Thai restaurants. The som tam strikes a precise balance of sour, spicy, and nutty crunch from peanuts, while the Thai pasta, seafood stir-fried in chili-basil sauce, carries an addictively spicy kick that deepens considerably when mixed with steamed rice. The poo-nim pad pong curry is smoother and richer than versions found at most Thai restaurants in the city, and the tod man goong impresses with remarkably bouncy shrimp texture. The menu extends to harder-to-find Thai dishes like pad see ew, offering breadth uncommon in the Seoul Thai dining scene. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the dining room with natural light, and the interior carries a distinctly tropical atmosphere with thoughtful decor. The terrace is at its best during golden hour, when the fading light transforms the space. Generous spacing between tables makes the restaurant equally suited for group gatherings, romantic dinners, and family meals. The two-person Royal Set provides a curated tour through the kitchen's strongest offerings in a single sitting.