Thai Restaurant
for Rotherham

Central Rotherham sits about twelve miles east of our kitchen on Copley Road. The direct route is the A630, running through Conisbrough and dropping into Doncaster town centre near the Frenchgate and the Wool Market. The drive takes twenty to twenty-five minutes depending on traffic. Trafford Way multi-storey is the closest car park, two minutes walk from our front door.

Driving isn't the only option. There are direct trains from Rotherham Central to Doncaster with no need to change, taking around twenty-five minutes - roughly hourly through the day. From Doncaster station it's about a ten minute walk to Copley Road through the town centre, past the Wool Market. For a Friday or Saturday evening where nobody wants to be the designated driver, the train works well.

For towns on the eastern side of the Rotherham borough - Swinton, Wickersley, Maltby - the drive is often shorter, and several of those areas have their own dedicated pages with routes worked out from each specific direction. Wherever you're setting off from within the borough, the A630 corridor or the train from Rotherham Central both lead the same way.

• Five tables, intimate by design
• BYO with no corkage, no service charge added
• Every dish cooked to order
• Authentic Thai pastes shipped direct from Thailand
• Twenty to twenty-five minute drive via the A630, or twenty-five minutes direct by train

Rotherham sits at the confluence of the River Don and the River Rother, from which the town takes its name - it's the largest settlement in the Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham, one of the four boroughs that make up South Yorkshire. The town has been a market town since the 11th century, granted formal market charter status in 1207, and the market is still running today.

The most recognisable landmark is Rotherham Minster in All Saints Square - a Grade I listed gothic church with origins dating back centuries, its spire visible across the town centre. Close by is the Chapel on the Bridge, a fifteenth-century chapel built onto Chantry Bridge over the River Don - one of only four surviving medieval bridge chapels left in the country.

For specialist Thai dining, Rotherham has its own town-centre options. We're around twelve miles east in Doncaster. A meaningful share of our Friday and Saturday tables come from across the Rotherham borough - not just the town centre but Maltby, Swinton, Wickersley and the towns in between. The A630 makes the run direct, and the train from Rotherham Central is a genuine alternative if driving isn't the plan for the evening.

We are open Monday and Wednesday through Saturday, twelve noon until nine in the evening, with the kitchen typically taking last orders around eight-forty. Tuesdays and Sundays we are closed. Friday and Saturday evenings need booking a day or two ahead, given five tables fill quickly. Midweek the same-day booking is usually fine.

Book a table online or phone 01302 210408 directly. The phone is quicker if you want to confirm spice levels or dietary needs - Rin or the team will pick up. Tell us if you have allergies on the call so the kitchen has notice.

Parking is closest at the Trafford Way multi-storey, two minutes walk from us on Copley Road. Markets Car Park sits a similar distance, with Chappell Drive East Car Park a good backup on busier evenings. Street parking on the surrounding roads is free after 6pm. If you're taking the train instead, it's about a ten minute walk from Doncaster station.