Pad Thai, tom yum, mango sticky rice\u2026 there\u2019s a reason why Thai food has earned its spot in the Michelin Guide! After all, what\u2019s not to love: the sweetness of palm sugar, creamy coconut broths, salty fish sauce, and a kick of chilli and lime \u2013 all balanced by masters of flavour. And with Thailand so close to the island, it\u2019s no surprise that there\u2019s a growing number of Thai restaurants in Bali dishing out both authentic and modern interpretations of this beloved cuisine.<\/p>\n
Here are some of the best Thai restaurants in Bali, broken down by area, so you\u2019ll always know where to find great Thai food nearby.<\/p>\n
I’m Vici, and after eating my way across Asia for over a decade, I’ve realised that some of my all-time favourite dishes actually come from Thailand. So, after 10 years of living in Bali, these are the best Thai restaurants that I love the most. I’ve personally tried and tested the menu, included notes on what I ordered, and added my first-hand tips, so you can find the best Thai place near you whenever you\u2019re craving Thai food in Bali.<\/p>\n
BTW, if you’re still hungry, we’ve rounded up all of the best restaurants in Bali right now<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n \ud83e\udd65 Traditional Thai food:<\/strong> Warung Siam<\/a>, 2 Bulan<\/a>, Pok Pok<\/a>, Baan Ying Thai<\/a>Thai Restaurants in Bali at a glance<\/h3>\n
\n\ud83c\udf39 For date night:<\/strong> Paed Thai<\/a>, Bangkok Hustle<\/a>
\n\ud83c\udf79 Trendy dishes & cocktails:<\/strong> 555 Thai<\/a>, Fu House<\/a>, Thai Pantry<\/a>
\n\ud83e\udde1 Casual dining:<\/strong> Seeds Eatery<\/a>, Kat’s Kitchen<\/a>, Lemongrass Thai Restaurant<\/a>, Thailicious<\/a><\/p>\n