Best Thai Food in Beaumaris — 2026 Guide

Beaumaris has a thai food scene that punches well above what you’d expect. The suburb runs creative, walkable, authentic — and the food reflects it. We’ve eaten at every thai food spot in the area and these are the ones worth your time and money.

Expect to pay $28-45 per person for a proper sit-down meal. The cheaper end gets you wok-charred, the higher end gets you pad thai done properly.

Our Top Picks

1. The Wide Quarter — 305 Homer Crescent

Hours: Wed-Sun 12pm-3pm + 5:30pm-11pm Price: $14-25 per person

The Wide Quarter is the benchmark for thai food in Beaumaris. The green curry is what most people order, and for good reason — it’s consistently excellent. The larb is the other standout, done with genuine care rather than the paint-by-numbers approach you get at chain spots.

The room seats about 45 and fills on Friday and Saturday nights. Midweek you’ll walk straight in. The service is efficient without being rushed, and the owner is usually behind the bar.

Order this: The nam tok ($14) as a main, plus massaman to share. Insider tip: The specials board changes weekly and is usually better than the printed menu.

2. Ada’s — 325 Homer Crescent

Hours: Mon-Sat 12pm-3pm + 5:30pm-11pm Price: $14-34 per person

This is the locals’ pick — less polished than The Wide Quarter but arguably more flavour per dollar. The kitchen runs tight with a small team, which means everything is made to order. The pad thai here has a depth that comes from doing the same dish three hundred times until it’s muscle memory.

The space is small — about 30 seats — and they don’t take bookings on weeknights, so arrive before 6:30pm or after 8pm to dodge the rush.

Best dish: The wok-charred ($14). Simple, executed perfectly. Pro tip: BYO wine on Tuesdays ($5 corkage).

3. Golden Depot — 236 Thomas Road

Hours: Tue-Sat 5:30pm-10pm Price: $21-38 per person

Golden Depot opened in late 2025 and has already built a following. The menu is short — eight dishes — which is usually a good sign. Everything on it is considered. The larb ($22) is the dish that gets photographed most, but the massaman ($25) is the one regulars order.

When to go: Sunday lunch is the sweet spot. Same food, half the crowd.

4. Ada Press — 241 Station Terrace

Hours: Mon-Sat 12pm-3pm + 5:30pm-11pm Price: $18-29 per person

The takeaway option on this list. Ada Press doesn’t have table service — you order at the counter and either take it home or eat at the three outdoor tables. The quality-to-price ratio is the best in Beaumaris. The green curry ($18) is the standout.

5. Atlas’s — 89 Thomas Road

Hours: Mon-Sat 5:30pm-10:30pm Price: $22-37 per person

A solid all-rounder. Not the cheapest, not the most experimental, but consistently good across the entire menu. The pad thai ($26) and the wok-charred ($21) are both worth ordering. The wine list is surprisingly thoughtful for a thai food place.

Quick Comparison

Thai Food Price Guide — Beaumaris

Before You Go

Best time to visit: Weeknight dinners (Tue-Thu) for no wait. Friday and Saturday — book 3-5 days ahead for the top two spots.

Parking: Street parking along Lygon Crescent is metered until 6:30pm. Side streets are usually 2-hour. After 6:30pm, most are free. Best option: Public transport options in Beaumaris.

Dietary: Every restaurant listed handles vegetarian requests. Vegan and gluten-free: call ahead to confirm, but most are accommodating.

Delivery: Ada Press and The Wide Quarter are on Uber Eats and DoorDash. For better quality, order directly — delivery platforms compress your food in those bags and charge restaurants 30%.

Nearby Guides

• Sandringham Thai Food
• Hampton Thai Food
• Beaumaris Cheap Eats — when budget matters
• Beaumaris Bars — post-dinner drinks
• All Beaumaris Guides

Last updated: March 2026

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