The BEST Thai Restaurants in Burleigh Heads QLD

Rooted in 30 years of tradition, our family-owned eatery celebrates the rich flavours of Chinese, Malaysian, and Thai cuisine. With a chef boasting 20 years of culinary excellence from renowned restaurants, we're passionate about bringing his vision to your plate. Our dedicated team ensures every visit is memorable. Experience the legacy of our flavours and the warmth of our service.

Welcome to Oz Thai, located in Palm Beach. Immerse yourself in the vibrant flavours of Bangkok with our authentic street food. Indulge in our tantalising dishes meticulously crafted to transport you to the bustling streets of Thailand. Experience the artful blend of herbs and spices that dance on your palate, creating an explosion of taste. Discover the true essence of Thai cuisine at Oz Thai. Satisfy your cravings and embark on a culinary adventure like no other.

The essence of Thai cuisine is its many nuances, from sweet, sour, spicy and salty to texture. Ingredients such as garlic, Thai basil, lemongrass, ginger, lime juice, tamarind, and, best of all, coriander, add delightful freshness and contribute to the wonderful flavours that characterise Thai cuisine. Chillies, palm sugar, prawn paste, fish sauce and coconut then help build the many taste layers - variations in the style of the north and the south, subtle. THE AMBIENCE Diners arrive through a covered garden entrance, past a raised wooden rotunda to the left and a small water feature beyond which there is outdoor seating, particularly enjoyable on warm spring and summer evenings. Two huge wooden elephants flank the front doorway and inside there is a bar to the right and a service desk to the left. Inside, as out, there is seating for 80, wooden carvings, figurines, artefacts and pictures of the respected Thai royal family; a large glass display cabinet packed with artefacts and golden reindeer - divides the room. There are octagonal windows, loads of silk flowers, elephant candleholders, red and gold painted walls and a royal purple ceiling along with a high atrium sporting a Thai flag and hanging silks.