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Koi Thai Restaurant

A stylish Thai restaurant in Rosemount, Aberdeen, cooking fresh, authentic Thai dishes, with Thai beers and wines.

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Welcome

In Rosemount, a lively neighbourhood of granite tenements and independent shops just west of the city centre, Koi Thai is a stylish little restaurant cooking fresh, authentic Thai food.

The dining room is warm and welcoming, with booths and tables under a timber ceiling hung with glowing lamps. The menu runs through the favourites of Thai cooking, made fresh to order: fragrant green and red curries, stir-fries with rice and platters of starters to share, with satay, prawns and crisp salads. There are Thai beers, wines and spirits to go with them.

Koi Thai opens every evening except Tuesday, and at lunchtime on Friday and Saturday. It is a popular neighbourhood spot, so it is wise to ring ahead and book a table.

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Round the cornerBagel SocietyA bagel shop and café on Rosemount Place in Aberdeen, filling loaded bagels to order, with coffee, smoothies and tables outside.Under a mileSee itA loaded bagel with crispy onions on a blue plate at Bagel Society, with a bowl of fries behind.

Before you go

Open every evening except Tuesday, and at lunchtime on Friday and Saturday, according to the restaurant.

Book by phone on 01224 478900.

Where
104-106 Rosemount Place, AB25 2XN.
Closed
Tuesday.
Book
01224 478900.

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
5pm–10pm
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
5pm–10pm
Thursday
5pm–10pm
Friday
noon–3pm, 5pm–10.30pm
Saturday
noon–3pm, 5pm–10.30pm
Sunday
4pm–8pm

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Where it is

On Rosemount Place in Rosemount, a short walk west of Aberdeen city centre, AB25 2XN.

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  2. CloudyBlue shopfront reading "art...cards...and more" lit up at duskCloudyBlueUnder a mile 1 min by road
  3. The Owl at Number Two, AberdeenThe Owl at Number TwoGifts by independent makers nearby.Under a mile 1 min by road
  4. Granite steps lead up to a statue and His Majesty's Theatre in AberdeenUnion Terrace GardensThe sunken garden.Under a mile 2 min by road
  5. Aberdeen Art GalleryAberdeen Art GalleryArt in the city centre.Under a mile 2 min by road
Directions
A loaded bagel with crispy onions on a blue plate at Bagel Society, with a bowl of fries behind.CafeBagel SocietyA step away
The counter at Fearless Coffee on Rosemount Place, with cakes under glass, coffee menus on the wall and bulbs hanging overhead.CafeFearless Coffee0.2 miles
Customers seated in the window of The Cult of Coffee on Esslemont AvenueCafeThe Cult of Coffee0.2 miles
Shop window listing opening hours, Tuesday to Sunday, reflecting the street outsideShoppingRosemount Market0.2 miles
The Bread Maker's coffee house on Rosemount Viaduct on a sunny day, with a dark awning, tables on the pavement and a chalkboard by the door.CafeThe Bread Maker0.3 miles
A bowl of avocado, roasted tomatoes, red cabbage, artichoke and mange tout at BioCafe, seen from above.CafeBioCafe0.3 miles
A sugared cinnamon bun on a white plate at Grounded.CafeGrounded0.3 miles
Snow-covered park bench beside a pond at dusk, church spire beyondAttractionsWestburn Park0.4 miles
Granite façade of Aberdeen's Central Library, with "Public Library" carved above its arched entranceAttractionsAberdeen Central Library0.4 miles

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