Eating kosher in Thailand
Heading to Thailand? Here are kosher restaurants and groceries in Koh Samui, Phuket, Bangkok and beyond: 32 places across 7 cities and islands. You can filter by city and by type (meat / dairy / parve).
All kosher places in Thailand (32)
Frequently asked questions — kosher in Thailand
Where can I eat kosher in Koh Samui?
Koh Samui has 14 kosher places: the Chabad House (meat restaurant, dairy restaurant, bakery and store) and many places around Chaweng Beach, Banana Market and Fisherman’s Village — meat, dairy and kosher sushi.
Where can I eat kosher in Phuket?
Phuket has 8 places, mostly around Patong: the Chabad House, a grocery, and meat or dairy restaurants such as Babi’s Grill, Pistachio House, Japaniko, Pizza Shemesh and Za’atar.
Is there a kosher restaurant in Bangkok?
Yes. Bangkok has a Chabad House in the Khao San area (meat restaurant, dairy restaurant and store), plus J Cafe and J Deli in Sukhumvit (Mille Malle building): a dairy café and a meat deli.
Who supervises kashrut in Thailand?
In Thailand kashrut relies mainly on the Chabad Houses and the local community, and the level of supervision varies from place to place. Ask to see the kashrut certificate on site and check the name of the supervisor.
Can I buy kosher products in Thai supermarkets?
Do not assume a brand is kosher in Thailand just because it is kosher elsewhere. It is advisable to avoid local milk and dairy products without supervision. The Chabad Houses run kosher grocery stores.
Where can I eat on Shabbat in Thailand?
At the Chabad Houses in Bangkok, Phuket, Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Pai and Chiang Mai. You usually need to register in advance, so contact the Chabad House before Shabbat.
How up to date is this information?
The list comes from public sources and the page is refreshed. Restaurants open and close often in Thailand, so always check opening hours and the kashrut certificate on site.