Salads

  • Larp Gai

    £9.95
  • Larp Ped

    £10.95
  • Yum Nua Yang

    £10.95
  • Som Tum

    £10.95
  • Plah Goong

    £13.95
  • Yum Woon Sen

    £13.95

Special

  • Duck Tamarind Sauce 1,2,6

    £13.95
  • Spicy Box 1,3

    £9.95
  • Duck Garlic & Brandy Sauce

    £13.95

Side Dish

  • Steamed Jasmin Rice

    £2.95
  • Sticky Rice

    £4.95
  • Egg Fried Rice

    £3.95
  • Stir Fried Mixed Vetgetable 6,14

    £5.95
  • Fried Egg Noodle

    £4.95
  • Chips

    £4.95
  • Thai Prawn Crackers

    £2.95

Lunch Menu

  • Red Curry Duck Or Chicken Of Pork Or Beef Served With Steamed Rice

    $
  • Green Curry Chicken, Pork Or Beef Served With Steamed Rice

    $

Vegetables And Vegetarian Dishes

  • Por Piatod

    $
  • 71.Tao Hoo Pad Prik

    $
  • Tom Yum Hed

    $
  • Jae Yao Waraj

    $
  • Tom Kha Hed

    $
  • Kaeng Ped Tao Hoo

    $
  • Pad Pak

    $
  • Pad Broccoli

    $
  • Vegetable Tempura

    $
  • Prieaw Wan Pak

    $
  • Pad Haew

    $
  • Pad Tao Hoo

    $

Rice

  • Khao Suay

    $
  • Khao Pad Khai

    $
  • Khao Pad Poo, Goong, Gai

    $
  • Bangkok Fried Rice

    $

Noodles

  • Pad Thai

    $
  • Kuay Teow Rard Nah

    $
  • Kuay Teow Pad Se-Eww

    $
  • Goy Se-Mee

    $

Others

  • Kaeng Kieaw Wan

    £2.40
  • Kaeng Peht

    £2.40
  • Kaeng Massaman

    £2.40
  • Kaeng Laung

    £2.40
  • Kaeng Panang

    £2.40
  • Kaeng Peht Ped Yang

    £2.40
  • Chicken Satay

    £5.95
  • Vegetabel Spring Rolls

    $
  • Pork Ribs

    £6.95
  • Vegetable Samosa

    £5.95
  • Goong Hom Pha

    £6.95
  • Kha Nom Cheeb

    £6.95
  • Chicken Wing

    £5.95
  • Tod Mun Pla

    £6.95
  • Kha Nom Pung Na Goong

    £6.95
  • Fried Dumpling Vagetable

    £6.95
  • Hoi Sin Duck Pancake

    £7.95
  • Bangkok Delight

    $
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If you’re craving authentic Thai cuisine in Canterbury, the Bangkok House Menu at 13 Church Street, Saint Paul's, delivers a compelling experience that combines bold flavours, elegant presentation, and attentive service. This long-standing local favourite excels in both variety and execution, offering a carefully curated selection of dishes that cater to both traditionalists and modern diners.

The menu showcases signature Thai staples such as Pad Thai, Tom Yum soup, and Green Curry, but what sets Bangkok House apart is the depth of flavour and balance in each dish. The Green Curry, for example, boasts a perfect harmony of heat, sweetness, and herbal notes, with a creamy coconut base that’s neither too thick nor overly spiced. Their Massaman Curry and Panang also deserve mention, with tender cuts of beef and lamb melting into rich, aromatic sauces. For starters, the satay skewers and spring rolls are consistently crisp and satisfying.

Vegetarian and vegan diners will find a commendable number of meat-free options, including tofu stir-fries and spicy papaya salad, all of which are clearly marked. Portion sizes are generous without sacrificing quality, and the plating feels refined-suggesting attention to detail beyond standard takeaway fare.

Compared to other Thai restaurants in the region, Bangkok House strikes an ideal balance between authenticity and approachability. While some establishments lean too heavily into fusion or overly Westernised profiles, Bangkok House remains true to its culinary roots, making it a solid choice for anyone seeking a genuine Thai meal.

Service is prompt, and the staff are happy to offer pairing suggestions or adjust spice levels to suit individual preferences. Whether you're a newcomer to Thai cuisine or a seasoned fan, Bangkok House is a reliable destination for a memorable meal in Canterbury.