Oxford Thaikhun is large but friendly restaurant with loads of nooks and cranies. Look out for the boat hanging from the ceiling or the bath converted into a seat. There is a couple of large tables for groups of 8-12 and an area that can be cordoned off for a small private group of up to 20. Don’t forget to spot the tuk tuk just inside by the bar.
Everyday 12pm - 10:30pm
Street food is a way of life in Thailand. We've taken our inspiration from the streets to transport the sights, smells and taste of Thailand to you.
It's fun to share with your friends - and very Thai too!
Prawn Crackers
a taster platter with some of the best-selling dishes, from the night street food market of Sukumvit 38, in Bangkok - Thai fish cakes, spring rolls, honey pork and steamed vegetable dumplings
the must have 4 in 1, borrowed from the bustling side streets of Bangkok - Grilled chicken satay, Thai prawn toast, prawn dumplings and red curried corn cakes
Honey Pork
pork strips marinated with palm sugar, coriander, pepper and soy sauce deep fried and sprinkled with sesame seeds
Sweetcorn Cakes
Back home these corn cakes are served fresh from street vendors where they are fried up in huge batches. We flavor them with red curry paste and aromatic kaffir lime leaves, serving with sweet chilli dip
marinated minced prawns and chicken served on toast fried
Vegetarian Spring rolls
deep fried spring rolls
Tempura Prawn
sea water prawns tempura with sweet chilli sauce
Pork Dumplings
an age old Chinese import, dumplings have become a real street food favourite for us in Thailand
Fish Cakes
We flavour with red curry paste and fine beans. Served with cucumber relish and sweet chilli sauce topped with peanuts
Chicken Satay
marinated chicken skewers just like you see on the street BBQ grills in Bangkok, with peanut sauce, cucumber relish and toast
Prawn Rolls
rice paper rolled with strips of prawn lettuce, shredded carrots, mint, coriander and basil
Tofu Rolls
hand wrapped veggie rice paper roll with lettuce, shredded carrots, tofu strips, mint, coriander and basil
Vegetarian Dumplings
An age old Chinese import, dumplings have become a real street food favourite for us in Thailand
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