Independent Thai restaurants and takeaways in Leeds

Café · Wetherby

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Restaurant · Horsforth

Go Thai Bistro is an independent, licensed Thai restaurant at 86 New Road Side in Horsforth, Leeds. It is run by Supapon, a chef from Northern Thailand with more than two decades' experience, and serves traditional Thai dishes such as pad Thai and green, red, yellow and massaman curries. The bistro opens Tuesday to Sunday for lunch and dinner.

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Café · Takeaway · Headingley

Jino's Thai Cafe is an independent Thai restaurant on North Lane in Headingley, Leeds, serving Thai food for eat-in and takeaway. Independent since 2003, it allows customers to bring their own alcohol with no corkage charge, and offers a weekday lunch set menu.

Restaurant · Guiseley

Takeaway · Otley

Restaurant · Morley

Nat Pad Thai is a restaurant at 96 Queen Street in Morley, LS27. Companies House lists Natpadthai Restaurant Ltd, incorporated in October 2019 and registered as an unlicensed restaurant and cafe, with Nathathai Sairot as director. It was rated 5, very good, at its last food hygiene inspection in March 2024.

Takeaway · Beeston

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Restaurant · Guiseley

A Thai restaurant and café at 1 Station Road in Guiseley, registered as Siam Corner Ltd in December 2025 with Tiyakon Riabbuapa as sole director. Companies House classes it as an unlicensed restaurant and café; the Food Standards Agency has it registered at the Station Road address and awaiting its first inspection. The menu is Thai and runs across the standard range: satay, fish cakes and spring rolls to start, tom yum and tom kha soups, som tum and laab salads, stir-fries such as pad grapow and pad priew wan, pad thai and egg fried rice, and green, red and massaman curries. There is a children's menu. It also takes orders for delivery through Deliveroo.

Restaurant · Horsforth

Restaurant · Pudsey

Restaurant · Headingley

Zaap Thai Street Food''s Headingley restaurant is at 4 St Anne''s Road. It is one of eight Zaap sites — the others in Leeds city centre, Nottingham, Newcastle, Sheffield, York, Durham and Manchester — rather than a single independent venue. The group was founded by Ban Kaewkraikhot, who grew up in Sukhothai in Thailand, ran a street food stall in Bangkok from the age of 18, and moved to the UK to work as a chef before opening her first Leeds restaurant, Sukhothai in Chapel Allerton, in 2002. The first Zaap followed in 2015; Headingley opened in 2020. The menu runs to more than 80 Thai street food dishes, and the rooms are fitted out to recall a Bangkok night market, with neon signage and tuk-tuks. The restaurants are walk-in only and take no bookings. The Headingley branch carries a 4.6-star Google rating from around 936 reviews.