Welcome to Thai Gohan Senshu Yatai

“ Was craving for Thai food and I accidentally found this one. When I enter the store, I thought I was in Thailand. Very good food and atmosphere. The price of the food is small or less ¥1000 which is reasonable! ”

“ My friend told me about this shop, and said we should come before the shop opens. They opened from 11am, and I reached at 10:35am, there's people queueing already! After 10 minutes of queueing, I can see that there's at least 15 to 20 people behind me. After the shops opened, the people just keeps going and going, I think the service is pretty quick as well, a lot of people have it take out. You get to choose Jasmine rice or gaomangai (chicken rice) and choosing between 2 toppings or 3 toppings. Their dishes changes everyday, but there's several that's fixed too like their gapao. I ordered the gapao and something like red curry, it tasted good and authentic. The gaomangai is very soft and the flavour is all the way into the meat and rice too! One thing to becareful about is their chopped chili, it's very spicy! There's only 2 staff, and apparently they're husband and wife, the wife is from Thailand. Very friendly people too. After 20 minutes from opening, the queue still growing long. I recommend coming here early if you want to eat in and don't mind waiting at all. ”

“ One of the most authentic Thai restaurants in Tokyo. Even the style of the restaurant really feels like Thai and all the food tasted very authentic. I personally really love the Gapao Rice, and it matches so well with the fried egg. You can also have real chili that you can take on your own. This one easily became my favorite meal during my Tokyo Trip (probably because I'm from southeast Asia lol but it's really good! And cheap!) ”

“ A Hidden Gem: Thai Food with a Japanese Twist in Tokyo Stumbled upon an amazing Thai restaurant in Tokyo, run by a friendly Japanese couple! The food was packed with authentic Thai flavors like green curry, minced pork with Thai basil, khao mun kai are all spot-on! What made it special was the cozy vibe with Thai stuffs that made it feel like the real “ร้านข้าวแกง“ Definitely a must-try if you’re in the mood for something different! ”

“ takes a while to be served because there is only a couple running the resto. the man cooks, the woman takes order and serves. but the taste is worth the wait. the pork curry is very spicy and the corn som tum is a wondeful surprise. we will be back! ”

“ Tasty and good value for money eclectic Thai stall, located in Shibakoen/Daimon. Lunch from ¥750. Green curry, red curry, gapao, khao man gai. Combos also available. Pretty spicy, but tasty. ”

“ An authentic piece of Thailand in the middle of the concrete jungle that is Tokyo. The Japanese chef is famous in Thailand and his food is amazing. It's an omakase course but every course was delicious and changes often. Highly recommend for Thai food lovers in Tokyo. ”

“ As a Thai person, this is the best Khao Man Gai in Tokyo. The chicken texture is very good, also the soup and sauce itself are similar taste to Thailand!! ”