Salathai

“Really beautiful restaurant, service was fantastic and food was delicious!”

Aaron Linsdau Thriller Author★★★★★

Salathai is one of the best restaurant discoveries I made in Bath and a place I would happily return to on a future visit. Located just around the corner from one of Bath’s beautiful squares, it offers excellent Thai food in a setting that immediately feels authentic and thoughtfully designed. As the author of The Grant Colson Thriller Series, I pay attention to places with strong character, and Salathai has it in abundance. The restaurant feels genuine rather than themed, and that’s a big difference. The first thing that stands out is the interior. The tables feature intricate wood carvings p

Dhanuka Perera★★★★★

The food was good. We tried the spicy tofu stir-fry with vegetables, red curry, and fried vegetables (like tempura). All dishes were very good. Very good spice level. After the meal, we were served Jasmine tea. The lunch deal is a good option. The location is very easy to access and very close to the train station. There is a selection of vegetarian options. The staff is friendly and nice.

Tom Coulter★★★★★

A fantastic local Thai restaurant that I’d highly recommend. The service was exceptionally friendly and attentive from start to finish, making us feel very welcome. The food arrived quickly, was incredibly fresh, and full of flavour. Combined with the pleasant atmosphere, it made for a really enjoyable dining experience. Booking was straightforward too, we left a voicemail and received a call back within an hour to confirm our reservation. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this restaurant to anyone considering a visit, value for money was excellent.

D J★★★★

Had dinner here. We did the Set Menu A - which included the mix starter, Gaeng Daeng, Pad Khing, Pad Priew Wann and Pad Thai. Good value for what you get and it was all above average, but nothing was great. I would recommend for anyone looking for a decent Thai restaurant on a budget.