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St. Annes used to lack a Thai restaurant but no more. Banthai, located on Alexandria Drive between the prom and Clifton Drive, boasts traditional decor and waitresses decked out in authentic Thai garb. Banthai literally means 'Thai House' and this is the theme of the restaurant with lots of light wood -- part of which is a Thai-style canopy over the bar -- and a variety of Thai artefacts on the walls. Other nice touches include the staff in traditional Thai costume, elegant Thai cutlery, linen tablecloths and napkins, and the exotic Thai birds on the wall. Head Chef Mr Ploy came to Banthai direct from the five star Oriental Hotel in Bangkok and was also a Business Class menu consultant for Thai Airways. Everything for his menus is sourced fresh including fish and seafood from Lanigans, fruit and veg from Brabins and herbs and spices flown in every week direct from Thailand. Banthai has a Taste Lancashire accreditation and has also won two awards - the prestigious Thai Brand award for cuisine and hospitality, which only 18 Thai restaurants outside the capital have received, and the Thai Select award. Open every evening from 6.30pm to 10.30pm, except Sundays, this is a little gem of a restaurant that's worth searching out. Awards | Taste Lancashire

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Mews Thai enjoys a delightful location on a quiet alleyway right behind Poulton’s parish church. This former cafe was one of the Fylde Coast’s first Thai restaurants and opened back in 1998 after the owner returned from 12 years living and working in Asia. An upstairs extension was added in 2001 and today Mews Thai can accommodate 40 diners on each floor with a bar on each and an outside balcony for smokers. The most popular tables are upstairs with traditonal Thai-style low-level seating, large windows and a great view out over the churchyard. Mews Thai is open every evening except Mondays and parking is free on street after 6pm.

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This latest addition to the Lytham dining scene opened in February 2010. Siam Restaurant & Thai Bar is a large, modern two-floor venue with room for 55 downstairs and 25 upstairs. Ultra-modern, beautifully furnished with colour changing lights and a water feature in the foyer giving an amazing look in the evening. Expect a varied Thai menu with some Chinese favourites also. There is a Cocktail Bar on the second floor with booth seating, Karaoke and a large screen which is ideal for private functions and can accommodate up to 100 guests. After 6pm there is free parking in the large car park opposite and on the street. Takeaway service comes with 15% off menu prices. Open: Tue-Fri.. 5.30-11.30pm, Sat-Sun..12-3.30pm & 5.30-11.30pm.

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Suda Thai Cuisine in Carleton opened its doors in January 2009. Owner Suda uses traditional recipes, complementing these with her unique brand of cuisine to bring an exceptional taste to the menu. Suda is open for takeaway but also has a small number of tables providing an intimate and welcoming area for diners within a contemporary and stylish setting. There is a takeaway delivery service available from Sunday to Thursday which covers Over Wyre, Stanley Park, Layton, Bispham, Poulton, Thornton, Cleveleys and Fleetwood. There is a small charge for this service depending on postcode. Robin Duke rated Suda Thai Cuisine 10/10 for value for money in the Evening Gazette Life Magazine. Plans are in place now to expand and enhance the facilities in order to accommodate more diners and also extend the delivery service to Fridays and Saturdays. For table reservations or takeaway orders you can call 894275 between 5.30pm – 10.30pm, 7 days per week.

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The Zen Restaurant opened in summer 2010 on Wood Street in St Annes. The 60-cover restaurant offers extensive menus of both Chinese and Thai cuisines with an impressive contemporary interior that is relaxed and atmospheric and candlelit at night. There is also a separate VIP private dining area for up to 10 people. The large drinks list includes 28 wines and Champagnes, and draught and bottled premium lagers including Chinese and Thai and Saki. Opening for lunches soon.

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Thai food fans are catered to in this self-styled ‘oriental noodle bar’. It’s minimalist in style with wooden floors and plenty of light and space, avoiding the clutter which often bedevils ethnic restaurants. At ground level, there’s a funky modern bar filled with Thai artefacts including the large elephants at the entrance. A huge staircase takes you up to the restaurant proper which is fitted out in similar style. Open for lunch and dinner right through from 11.30am to 11pm every day (except Tuesday) with last orders in the bar at 12.30am. Wah Wahs is a great bet for a quick spicy food fix.