Sabai Thai And Vietnamese Restaurant — Restaurant in Waterford

Valentines Night this year for us was the 15th :) and I must say the food was delicious! we had the tasting menu for 2 and it was €40 per person which included a dessert to share at the end (a slice each of a mini cake with ice cream on the plate)

The staff were super! so friendly, so attentive, and every dish full of flavour. I always know how good a Thai restaurant is by their curries and if it passes the taste test for me, trust me the amount of Thai restaurants who get the curry wrong is allot! which means it’s not an authentic chef who knows how to cook!

Sabai with their tasting menu had the Chicken Panang and if I was only served this! I would of been happy 10/10 but we got the Duck included and again 10/10 over all it could not of been better, We would of had tea with our dessert but we needed to catch the cinema showing at 9pm so was in a rush but we will be back. Thank you once again. Visited...

Delicious food. Thai and vietnmese cuisine. Quite good atmosphiere in the restaurant. Romantic music. Customer service could be a little bit better, but it's normal for irish restaurants :) Highly recommend to pop in. They have special offer from 5pm to 7 pm 2 course dinner for 21 euro only. You'll get starter and main menu. Starters are soup, salad or selection of dippers. We've tried dippers, salad and it was great. Delicious. Mains portions not big, but really good and worth of trying. We really enjoyed steak, its served on a frypan with cabbage salad and rice in a separate plate. Really good, try it. If you are a company of 3 person and want glass of vine, you can order 2/3 of bottle of vine which cost 14 euro and share its 3 glasses of vine, served in a jar. Like the place, will come back again....

Nice food, however this is not authentic Thai, most people wouldn't notice, if they're not familiar with its cusiene, my wife asked for spicy (she is Thai) and it was pathetic! We explained to make it spicy and she was thai, if you run a Thai restaurant and a Thai walks in you need to be careful. When I a Thai asked for spicy, then we are talking serious spice. The ingredients they used was not thai, I know somethings are hard to find, but no excuse for being lazy. Green Curry has eggplant in it, I found eggplant round the corner in a Asian food store, in so it can be done. To be honest the food is not bad as far as a quality meal, it's just not really Thai. I cook Thai food about 5 times a week for the past 8 years, so I know Thai food. If you want to think you are eating real Thai food...