Harden's survey result
Summary
Ban Kaewkraikhot’s small group of Thai restaurants started in Chapel Allerton and is now over 20 years old. She has invested in the lavish styling of this city-centre spin-off. A popular venue locally for celebrating an occasion, it wins upbeat (if limited) feedback for results from its very large (200+ dishes) menu.
Summary
Thailand-born chef turned entrepreneur Ban Kaewkraikhot launched her luxury brand in Chapel Allerton 20 years ago, before opening this “large and spacious” city-centre flagship and another branch in Harrogate. She also founded the Zaap Thai street food brand, with five branches and a ready meals offering.
Summary
“Wonderful, authentic Thai food” wins solid ratings for Thai-born chef-owner Ban Kaewkraikhot, whose original Chapel Allerton restaurant from 2002 has spawned two outposts in Leeds and one in Harrogate.
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Have you eaten at Sukhothai?
Owner's description
Since opening in August 2012, the Leeds City Centre restaurant, on South Parade, has been taken to the hearts of the good people of Leeds.
It is open 12pm to 11pm daily and having been recently extended to a new lower dining floor and VIP room (available to hire), it is a fabulous place to enjoy all the usual Sukhothai quality and excellence.
You'll also find on-the-go authentic Thai street food and regular lunchtime specials, right through to its critically-acclaimed and award winning 200 dish à la carte menu.
Why not try their ever-popular Sunday buffet? A great way to try new dishes and great value.
Prices
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Filter Coffee | £2.00 |
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Service | 10.00% |