A Thai Restaurant
worth the drive from Wickersley

Wickersley sits south of our kitchen on Copley Road. The cleanest route in is the M18 northbound from junction 1 up to junction 4, then through into Doncaster town centre via the A630. Drive time depends on traffic and time of day - the motorway run is steady and the only real bottleneck is the A630 approach during school-run hours. Markets Car Park is the closest, a short walk from Copley Road.

Whether you set off from the streets around the village centre and St Alban's Church, the homes on Bawtry Road heading toward the dining strip, the residential roads off Morthen Road toward Wickersley Wood, or the newer estates spreading toward Bramley and the M18 junction itself, the motorway is the obvious north-south route. From the Wickersley Tarn and cricket club side of the village, dropping onto the M18 via Bawtry Road is a comparable route to the village-centre roads. Once you are on the motorway it is a clean run almost to our door.

Public transport is a less natural fit from Wickersley to central Doncaster in the evening - most guests drive. The drive home in the evening is quieter still since the motorway has emptied out by ten when we close.

• A relaxed dine-in setting
• BYO with no corkage, no service charge added
• Every dish cooked to order and checked under Rin's direction
• Authentic Thai pastes from Thailand, authentic Thai products selected by Rin
• A straightforward drive from Wickersley via the M18

Wickersley is a sizeable village just east of Rotherham, on the Bawtry Road corridor heading toward Bramley and the M18. With a population of around ten thousand counting the immediate surrounding area, it has its own dining culture built around the village strip - the cluster of restaurants, bars and independent food places along Bawtry Road that draws in trade from across the wider Rotherham borough.

The village has St Alban's Church at its old centre, the cricket club and village green, Wickersley Tarn and Wickersley Wood on the eastern edge, and Morthen Road climbing south toward the rural villages. It is a settled, prosperous part of the Rotherham district that has always supported its own evening dining trade, and that trade traditionally extended to a takeaway Thai option in the village.

Diners looking for specialist Thai cooking where the pastes come from Thailand and the chef has worked the food for over a decade now most commonly drive south into Rotherham town centre or north toward Doncaster. A straightforward drive on the M18 is what most of our Wickersley guests reckon on for an evening here, and the run home in the late evening is quieter still.

Wickersley Wood and Wickersley Park sit on the village's eastern and northern edges respectively, both popular walking spots. The cricket club and village green anchor the old centre. For an afternoon in the wood followed by Thai cooking in the evening, the M18 makes the connection simple - junction 1 is close to the village, and junction 4 drops you near our door.

For collection orders, we send a secure card link by text. You enter the details before setting off from Wickersley and the food is boxed and ready when you arrive at 67 Copley Road. Cash and card in person work too.

We are open Monday and Wednesday through to Saturday, twelve noon until nine in the evening, with kitchen orders typically taken up until around eight-forty. Tuesdays and Sundays we are closed. Friday and Saturday evenings tend to fill up by mid-week - book a day or two ahead if either night matters to you. Midweek you can usually book the same day, and walk-ins are often possible if you call ahead from the M18.

Book a table online via our booking system or phone 01302 210408 directly. The phone is the better route if you want to confirm spice levels or dietary requirements - Rin or one of the team will pick up and confirm in the same call.

Parking is closest at Markets Car Park, a short walk from us. Frenchgate multi-storey is a popular alternative for visitors to the town centre, with Chappell Drive East Car Park a good backup on busier evenings. Street parking on the roads around Copley Road is free after 6pm when restrictions lift. For diners coming in for a Friday or Saturday evening, parking once and walking is the easy approach.