With each dish, you're not only experiencing the rich and diverse flavours of Thailand but also engaging in a time-honoured tradition of welcoming a prosperous and lucky new year. Explore the vibrant flavours and symbolism of Thaitown's finest offerings and enjoy a memorable culinary adventure this season.Try golden dishes at Tawandang that symbolise wealth and prosperity, traditional century eggs at At Bangkok, lucky envelopes at Fat Thaiger and more….
No matter where you choose to mark the occasion, you’ll be met with a festive ambience, tasty eats and a celebration to remember for many moons.
Tawandang
To mark Lunar New Year, Thai eatery Tawandang will serve up a curated selection of celebratory plates. Enjoy delicious dishes like traditional pad Thai made with long rice noodles meant to signify long life, along with golden pineapple fried rice, whole fish and Thai meatballs, which have a rounded shape to reflect the complete and cyclical nature of the new year.
📍 706 George St, Haymarket NSW 2000
☎️ Call to book or for all queries (02) 9211 0138
🕚 Open 7 days from 11am to 10.30pm
At Bangkok
At Bangkok will ring in the new year with a variety of specials. Try traditional century eggs, which are deeply rooted in China’s culinary history and represent resilience and longevity. Slurp up warming beef soup with juicy meatballs and noodles. Finish your meal with a mouth watering seasonal dessert, like coconut soup with butterfly pea flowers, pandan and beetroot.
📍730-742 George St | Shop G11 Capitol Square Building, NSW 2000
☎️ Call to book or for all queries (02) 9211 5232
🕚 Open 7 days from 11am > Mon to Thurs till 1am | Fri & Sat till 4am | Sun till 2am
Fat Thaiger
Fat Thaiger is serving a range of classic Thai and Chinese dishes to celebrate – think lucky envelopes made with Fat Thaiger’s signature chicken and prawn pancakes, pad Thai with a spicy twist to encourage longevity, lucky spring rolls and tasty pork belly made with a family recipe rooted in the owner’s Chinese heritage. Pair your meal with one of Fat Thaiger’s inventive cocktails or mocktails.
📍739 George St, Haymarket NSW 2000
☎️ Call to book or for all queries (02) 9211 0254
🕚 Open 7 days from 7am> Mon to Sat till 2am | Sun till 12am
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The Naga, a serpent-like creature in Thai mythology, plays an essential role in Thai culture as a symbol of protection, power, and transformation.
Continue readingThaitown (Thai: ไทยทาวน์ซิดนีย์) is a neighbourhood in Sydney central business district in Australia with a high concentration of Thai retail outlets. It is located in Haymarket on Campbell Street, to the east of George Street, to Central railway station and Liverpool Street, and beyond.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which Thaitown stands, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
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