What is the most renowned Thai restaurant in Paris?

Lao Siam, in Belleville, is an institution founded in 1985 by parents from Thailand and Laos, and awarded a Bib Gourmand by the Michelin guide. For the grand table, Thiou, at the Hôtel Norman, holds two Gault&Millau toques.

Where can I eat cheap Thai food in Paris?

Bien Bien is described by Time Out as a good unpretentious little Thai canteen, with dishes around 10 euros. Street Bangkok serves Siamese classics at friendly prices according to Time Out, for example tom yum soup at 6 euros and pad thai at 13 euros.

Where can I find more creative Thai cooking?

Faaï, near Bastille, offers according to Télérama curries of every colour, mussel pancakes and smoky pork collar, with flame cooking described by Le Figaro. naam, in Belleville, shares the same chef, Anne Coppin.

Which neighbourhood is best for Thai food in Paris?

Belleville concentrates Lao Siam, Ama Siam and naam. The 9th arrondissement hosts Thai House, Bien Bien and Moom Mam, and Montmartre has La Brasserie Thaï chez Thanatcha.

Which address should I choose before a show?

Moom Mam, rue de Mogador in the 9th, is presented by Sortir à Paris as an ideal spot for a pre-show dinner, a one-minute walk from the Théâtre Mogador.

Thailand in Paris: Belleville canteens, open flames and grand tables

Places in this guide

N°1Thai restaurant
Lao Siam
Belleville's Thai and Lao institution, founded in 1985, awarded a Bib Gourmand by the Michelin guide and cited by seventeen press sources.
« Lao Siam, just another Asian canteen in Belleville? Not at all! Founded in 1985 by the current owner's parents, who come from Thailand and Laos, this local institution showcases the cuisines of both countries. »
— Le Guide Michelin
11 mentions
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N°2Thai restaurant
Ama Siam
The Souksavanh brothers' brutalist canteen, a stone's throw from Lao Siam: terrazzo floor, wavy plaster walls, flashy stools. A newer address, praised by Le Fooding.
« brothers Alexandre, Frédéric and Nicolas Souksavanh also run Ama Siam, a brutalist canteen designed by Fragos + Lecourtier Architectes »
— Le Fooding
7 mentions
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N°3Thai restaurant
Thiou Restaurant
The capital's grand Thai table: two Gault&Millau toques, an emblematic chef of 2000s Thai cooking back at the Hôtel Norman. The one smarter address in the selection.
« A star of Thai cooking in the 2000s, Apiradee Thirakomen returns to an address in the Hôtel Norman. »
— lefigaro.fr
13 mentionsRating rising
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N°4Thai restaurant
Street Bangkok
Thai lacquered duck at an accessible price and a menu of Siamese classics at friendly prices: tom yum, pad thai, crying tiger, green curry. More than three thousand Google reviews at 4.5.
« You, who drool dreaming of a really good lacquered duck... at an accessible price. »
— Time Out
8 mentions
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N°5Thai restaurant
Faaï
A late-night table near Bastille, dedicated to flame cooking, that steers away from the classics: curries of every colour, mussel pancakes, smoky pork collar. Eleven press sources.
« Forget the classic pad thai and try Anne Coppin's tasty, unexpected dishes, a true go-between for Thai culture »
— Télérama
13 mentions
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N°6Thai restaurant
naam
Anne Coppin's pocket restaurant in Belleville, after a first venue in Lille. Classics from various regions of Siam, including som tam. A rising 4.8 Google rating.
« After opening a first venue in Lille, Anne Coppin doubles down in this pocket-sized restaurant prettily decorated with finds picked up in the kingdom of Siam »
— Télérama
5 mentionsRating rising
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N°7Thai restaurant
BIEN BIEN (GROUP TOURS MENU AVAILABLE)
The unpretentious Thai canteen for an affordable round trip to Bangkok: goong-ché at 10 euros, pad kee mao at 10 euros, hor mok pla at 11 euros. A 4.7 Google rating.
« Those looking for a good, unpretentious little Thai canteen, for a tasty and not-too-expensive round trip to Bangkok »
— Time Out
3 mentions
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N°8Thai restaurant
Thai House
The little address you would like to keep to yourself, in the 9th: no reason to stop by chance, but a 4.7 Google rating over nearly eight hundred reviews.
« Here is a restaurant that definitely belongs to the “little addresses you are delighted to have discovered and would like to keep to yourself”. »
— Time Out
3 mentions
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N°9Thai restaurant
Restaurant Thaï Moom Mam
The contemporary Thai table in the 9th, between the department stores and the Théâtre Mogador: a polished design setting and a 4.8 Google rating over more than fourteen thousand reviews.
« the Thai restaurant Moom Mam steps out of traditional folklore to present Thai cuisine in a contemporary design setting. »
— Sortir à Paris
6 mentionsRating rising
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N°10Thai restaurant
La Brasserie Thaï – Chez Thanatcha
Montmartre's Thai brasserie: reworked classics such as crying-tiger rib steak, Thai tartare or a burger with Thai basil, with very generous portions. A 4.6 Google rating.
« But also reworked classics Thai-style, like beef rib steak crying-tiger style, Thai-style tartare or the burger with its fried vegetables and Thai basil. »
— Le Bonbon
4 mentions
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