There’s a new Thai restaurant in Melton offering an ‘affordable, delicious experience’

People in the town have been starved of good Thai food since the last venue closed several years ago

A brand-new Thai restaurant has opened up its doors in Melton.

Thai @ 34 started serving the Thai-hungry folks of Melton at the end of last month after opening its new venue at 34, Sherrard Street in the town – hence the name.

People in the town have been starved of good Thai food since the last venue closed several years ago.

The restaurant serves a number of classic Thai dishes including Pad Thai, Thai Red Curry and Thai Green Curry.

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Eat in or take out is available and the new venue also offers a tasty lunch menu that’s bound to tempt those shopping in the popular market town.

Evening and vegetarian menus are also available.

The new venue has been attracting rave reviews on social media already.

On e posted: “Went to thai @ 34 tonight and wow, yummy food with absolutely fabulous hosts.

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“Please support, it’s nice to finally have something different in Melton.”

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