Thai Restaurant

Pristina


Run by a Thai lady, this is one of Kosovo's only Asian restaurants and while the curries are toned down for a spice-averse local market, the fresh, lightly steamed vegetables and rice, and swirls of coconut cream, make for a welcome change from the often quite heavy Balkan meat dishes found in almost every other restaurant.

It attracts an upmarket expat crowd, but even so the atmosphere remains laid back and it's the kind of place you can comfortably eat in alone.


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