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Best Thai food in Dublin

7 answers · asked by @bestin · · Originally discussed on Reddit (opens in a new tab) ·
  1. 12 votes

    Baan Thai (Ballsbridge)

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    Thai-owned and called by far the most authentic; the nicest Thai in Dublin to several commenters.

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  2. 6 votes

    San San (Drumcondra)

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    Well worth the short bus ride for pad thai.

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  3. 5 votes

    Full Moon (Parliament Street)

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    Thai friends swear by it, and it's said to be really good.

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  4. 3 votes

    Mi Thai (Stoneybatter)

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    Excellent.

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  5. 2 votes

    Saba

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    Great for takeaway.

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  6. 2 votes

    Toss'd (CHQ)

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    Great Thai curries, even though noodles and salads are the main offering.

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  7. 1 vote

    Green Mango

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    Never disappoints.

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