I am sure I have written a review for this place before but think it's worth updating it…read more This is by far one of my favourite restaurants in Edinburgh. And anywhere really. I'll tell you why... Firstly, the food is always outstanding. I typically go chicken or prawn panang. It's gorgeous. And sometimes gaeng massaman. Also gorgeous. I've tried a few of their stir-frys which are equally as lovely and I think once Pad Thai...always yummy. But in a thai restaurant like this I tend to steer clear of Pad Thai as there's so many gorgeous dishes. I like to try a different starter each time I go and I have never been disappointed. Secondly, Everything always tastes fresh and flavourful. I find the portions to be slightly large unless I'm sharing with someone. Between a starter and main you're stuffed. Thirdly, I tend to eat here once a month, sometimes twice because of the above (and I love Thai food) but mainly for the fact that the owner and staff are just absolutely lovely. They always greet us warmly and the ones that recognise us always ask how we are. I have been bringing my son (7 now) here since he was 4 and they are as happy to receive him now as they were then. And they often give him a free kids ice-cream because they are just awesome like that. Not once have I ever been uncomfortable eating there with my son. They never made me feel awkward or badly for when he was messier and louder. They have always been brilliant. Fourthly, to expand on my previous point they so obviously love their local repeat customers. I just recently went for dinner here for my birthday. The owner who had come over to chat with us asked what we were celebrating and when I told him he graciously offered is desserts on the house :) who would mind that?! (Just to point out it there was only 2 of us) Fifthly, I don't love their dessert selection and I LOVE dessert. But I don't care as I'm too full from the amazing starter and mains. However I had the lemon sorbet and that was really nice. Came in a real frozen lemon as well! So that's my love of Phuket Pavillion in 5 crucial points I suppose. I could talk about their prices but let's be realistic...Thai food in Edinburgh is pricey. And there's a few better known places that have the worst service and average food that charge the same or more (chaopraya for one).

Ordered take-away after a long touristy day. Everything was delicious! All the veggie dishes were…read moretop notch, the curries are tasty.

Vegan approved. As a vegan dining in Thai restaurants, I typically go for the vegetarian dishes and…read moreensure that no egg or dairy is added (of course). This restaurant presents as very sensitive to allergies and dietary requirements, with statements on its menu speaking to the care that is taken in ingredient selection and food preparation. I got the green curry, spicy ("Thai spicy" explained the waiter) and holy moly it was so good. It did not feel at all like I got a white girl version of a Thai spicy dish, it was nice and warm and balanced and delicious. My co-diners got pad Thai and a duck dish, and both were super happy with their meals. I highly recommend this place.

Outstanding food - probably one of the best Thai meals I have had in Edinburgh, hence the 5 stars…read more The restaurant is located in Old Town, in one of the closes just off Cockburn Street. Given the location, it's a bit of a hidden gem but definitely worth the visit if you're after some tasty Thai food. They have a good selection of starters, main courses and chef's specials. Also some fusion type dishes are featured, e.g. Khua Khun Mae Special in the starters section, which is traditional Scottish haggis with Thai style seasoning. Sounds interesting, but I went for the deep fried king prawns with Thai beer batter served with a homemade mango sweet sauce. They were lovely - three large morsels with a tasty dipping sauce which wasn't too sweet. For main course I had a duck stir fry. Again, absolutely delicious - tender and very tasty duck with vegetables. Note that they do ask you how hot you would like your food. The waitress was very friendly and polite.

You stagger into Ting Thai after pounding a couple ciders at a nearby bar, it's Sunday, Drake is…read moreblasting over the speakers, you order a margarita then another then another. You eat a rice bowl with pork. Life is good.

Restaurant is really nice, very progressive atmosphere, food was nice but I've tried better around…read morethe city. Service was great!

We were recommend this restaurant when we required a late night meal. Most places in town have…read moretheir last meal order time at 9:30 PM and this one is it 10:30 PM. We actually didn't arrive until 10:30 PM or after, but we called dad and told him we were coming and there was nobody else in the restaurant they were waiting for us, which was super cool. Some Australians came and joined, and they let them in as well. We ordered the green curry which just plentiful and ordered some coconut rice to go with it which was just what we wanted. They started the chicken satay. She was very good as was the Basil chicken. The Resturant is in the old town and nice ambiance inside and out. The service was the best!

Lovely restaurant with interesting decor. Good service. Beautifully prepared food. We particularly…read moreliked the Holy Basil with tofu.

So good!! We're…read morevisiting from the States and stopped in on a whim -- honestly one of the best Thai meals we've ever had. The service was amazing, everyone was so friendly and welcoming, and the food came out fast and fresh. Everything we ordered was packed with flavor and tasted super authentic. You can tell they really care about what they're serving. The place has such a cozy vibe too. If you're in Edinburgh and craving Thai food, definitely add this spot to your list. We were so impressed and would 100% come back next time we're in town!

Excellent food and excellent service just outside of the Royal Mile located on the Stockbridge…read moreneighborhood.

I was in the mood for Thai food and stopped in for dinner with my family. The Indian food may be…read moredelicious, but if you are after Thai (especially rice noodle dishes), look elsewhere. My interactions with the wait staff were not good. May have been a cultural thing.

This is a stunning restaurant in Leith that is well worth the taxi ride to experience amazing food…read more Although it is difficult to find a restaurant that offers multiple cuisines that does them well, our choice of Thai cuisine was wonderful. I wish I had found this gem sooner in my stay so I could try their Indian menu. This restaurant is not on a stretch of restaurant lined street, but go make the visit. You will not be disappointed.

I could not be more excited about this new addition on Lothian Road, especially with a cheap Thai…read morefood spot! The restaurant is clean, modern, spacious with deep blues and wooden interior. I usually come in before noon as the first customer, but the space fills up within minutes as lunch time rolls around. I have tried a variety of items from their menu from rice & noodles, curry, soups, sides, and more; all have been delicious, heartwarming, and affordable. Some things I have tried thus far are the Ped Nam Pueng (£6.80) with Garlic Noodles (£1.60). These were the perfect pair as the ped nam pueng was flavored with a sweet and savory marinade in slices of duck meat and chopped vegetables. I mixed the garlic noodles into the sauce, which brought out even more texture and flavor into the dish --definitely recommend. Another visit on a rainy day (per usual) had me craving some warm soup, so ordered the Tom Yam Goong (£5) with Noodles (+£1). The hot and sour spicy soup was refreshing and flavorful. There was plenty of noodles, prawns, and mushrooms for a fulfilling meal. I also decided to add a side of Peng Gai Kao Prik (£3.40), which came with a bowl of spicy chicken wings. Although the pieces were small, there were 10 of them which was quite the value for the price. The spices and seasoning packed heat into the crispy wings; and make sure to soak in the juices at the bottom for extra flavor too --yum! This place has easily become a weekly lunch ritual for me. So thankful an affordable and delicious Thai spot opened up nearby!

The pad Thai was delicious and the Thai iced tea is the best I've ever had! We had a lovely server…read moreand the music playing was such a vibe. Definitely a must go when in Edinburgh!

This place has newly opened on Broughton street and is the sister restaurant of The Port of Siam in…read moreNewhaven. For those familiar with original place, you'll know the food is top notch quality and yummy! They've also opened up an adjoining bar called The Bangkok bar which serves Thai street food. V handy if you're down that end of town for drinks and fancy a tasty small bite alternative. Sometimes Thai food just hits the boozing spot like nothing else!! I've not tried the cocktails but I'm assured by a friend they're worth a trip. I tried the main restaurant on Saturday night as part of a big group celebrating a friends birthday. They were more than happy to accommodate large groups, balloons and birthday cake. Nothing was an issue at all. Wine wasn't overpriced. Instead of my normal go-to Thai options I mixed it up a bit with a starter of Marinated quail and a main of Osso Bucco Massaman. The quail was delish! Crispy, salty, tasty. I would have sucked the bones dry if I wasn't trying to be a lady in front of the group! Ha ha. A really nice alternative to chicken. I'm not sure i was entirely sold on the main though which is probably my aversion to hunks of meat and bone, not a reflection of the quality of the dish. The meat was slow cooked and tender, but I was put off a bit with the sliced bit of bone marrow in the centre. I guess I'm not an Osso Bucco kinda gal really. Its definitely in a "man food" category. The sauce was amaaaaazing though! I had a few spoons waved my way for a taste. This place is well worth a visit!!!

My lovely boyfriend to me to dinner here in December for my birthday and it was amazing!…read more For years I had been meaning to go to Port of Siam in Newhaven but just never got around to it. So now there is one on Broughton Road that is much more convenient. The food is just divine. The portions are pretty big and worth every penny. It is all beautifully presented and full of flavour authentic Thai food. I tried their seafood dumpling green curry and it was huge but so tasty. The attached Bangkok Bar is also lovely. They have a delicious cocktail menu and are always keen to make bespoke cocktails depending on what you like. I can't wait to go back!

We were all set to hunt down some traditional Scottish food for our last night in Edinburgh, but…read moreour tattoo artist (yup, got a tattoo 5000 miles from home - review to follow) suggested Dusit, if we like Thai. We jumped at the idea, as we both love Thai and wanted something that fell into "comfort food." Georgie was SO right...best Thai we've had in a long while and very likely, best in the city. The service was immaculate. Kind faces, took our coats, started serving - with giant smiles - the instant we walked through the door. The food was served quickly and hot and unbelievably good. I had the chicken panang and it was perfect...no notes, the right sweet, the right heat, the right coconut milk...just amazing. I had it with the egg fried rice, which was a great accompaniments. She had the chicken pad Thai and it, too, was just perfect. The noodles were the right consistency and the sauce was so tasty. After a long day of walking, this was the perfect exclamation point to the day.

Excellent Thai dishes!!! I had no reservation and was able to get right in. If you're looking for…read morefresh flavor and delicious dishes this is the spot. Everything was flavorfully prepared. My favs were the PAD BENJAPAN Chicken & PAD KRAPRAO BEEF but there were so many other items on the menu I will have to go back and try!!