Thai House Café
Small, informal Thai café on Clayton Street with a short menu of traditional family recipes cooked in a home style.
About Thai House Café
Thai House Café is a small, cosy Thai café on Clayton Street in the Grainger Town part of Newcastle city centre. It keeps a short, carefully chosen menu built on traditional family recipes, cooked in a home style, and the tom yum soup is the dish most often recommended.
Seating is tight and tables are limited, so it suits two or three people better than a large group. It is a short walk from Central Station, the Grainger Market and Chinatown.
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