Best Thai Restaurants in Klang

This is a Thai restaurant that is designed in a cafe concept. Their chefs are from Thailand and the food is well-prepared and it's really delicious. Their first branch is located in Klang and the other branch is in Petaling Jaya. They had opened this restaurant 3 years ago. They provide lunch sets and give a 20% discount for birthdays. They also serve BBQ on the weekends.

Thai Syok is synonymous to the fusion between Yakitori & Thai Cuisine. Putting together the two delicacies, you get a palatable range of dishes that aren't seemingly common elsewhere. Smoky skewers of meat filled with savoury and tangy flavours are some of their signature here. But go through the menu and you will also find voluptuous dishes like their Deep Fried Pork Knuckles, Santan Prawns, and Steamed Fishes. It's truly a feast for a king.

Delicious and affordable, Thai Sawadee offers a wide range of Thai cuisine. Classic Thai favourites here are definitely a must-try as they truly represent a taste of Thailand. The one rather unique thing about Thai Sawadee is that it serves pork... So, unfortunately, Thai Sawadee is not Halal. That aside, the restaurant usually fills up by 7:00PM so it is best to either make a reservation or just arrive early!

Setting standards in Thai cuisine within Malaysia, Khunthai has created a solid brand throughout all these years. Despite recession, inflation and the downfall of economy, prices are still reasonable and have only increased marginally over the years. Besides fish and seafood, everything else generally comes priced at less than RM 30 for a good portion. The best part about this branch is the view! You're gonna have to head onto the restaurant to understand what we're talking about.

Bangkok Thai Chinese Cuisine restaurant is one of those hit-and-miss places that many locals frequent. There has been numerous accounts that the food here is inconsistent but when done right, points score high. Nevertheless, Klangites still frequent the restaurant as prices are reasonable and food is good! As the signboard says, dishes here fare of Thai-Chinese cuisine which means you'll also find some Malaysian influenced Thai food here.

Padthai Kitchen is solely run by cook, Abe Mohd Noor who dashes out beautiful plates of padthai in front of customers. Padthai is a Thai street food that is sweet, sour and spicy. It's a noodle dish that is stir-fried with carrots, sweet radish and chicken strips or seafood. Padthai Kitchen's padthai is a homemade rendition of the classic street food and is one that you won't find elsewhere. The stall closes earlier sometimes if they sell out so you definitely want to avoid later hours as there is no guarantee that they will be open.

Mid-days are the only time you won't be able to grab Tuk Tuk's fresh and delicious Thai dishes. Food here is absolutely brilliant and flavored to perfection. The best part is that these authentic Thai food will not burn a hole in your pocket at all. The restaurant is only about two years old but has certainly created a strong name for itself as more and more patrons have begun to frequent the place.

With a total of 22 outlets nationwide, Johnny's Restaurant is pretty accessible especially if you're in a central city or town. All ingredients are non-preservatived and prepared by experienced chefs from the finest steamboat houses in Thailand. Needless to say, Johnny's is a Thai steamboat restaurant! Expect delicious Tom Yam broths that will spice all ingredients up, literally.

A prominent Thai street dish, of course we had to include some boat noodles! We may not have sampan (small boats) that allows us to experience the true boat noodle per say, but hey, being outside of Thailand we are just going to have to settle for the next best thing. The Original Boat Noodle has a branch in Klang Parade whereby Klangites can head to for some delicious and flavorsome boat noodles!