Rosa’s Thai

The History of Rosa’s Thai

Rosa’s Thai is situated on the Royal Albert Dock in Liverpool. The dock was built in 1871 as a result the restaurant resides in a converted grade 1 warehouse. Brick walls can still be seen and the cast iron pillars supporting the brick arches are still prominent within the building.

The chef Saiphin came from a Thai family in the north of Thailand. She and her mother grew all the food required for their home recipes that where to become part of the restaurant. Starting in London Saiphin believed that it was both financially sensible and respectful to the history to keep the name Rosa’s.

Then other branches begam spreading across the UK. Saiphin qouted “Nothing makes me happier than making people smile with my cooking. I have always loved food and my vision for Rosa’s was always to share this“

So why not visit and try some Thai cuisine

The Décor of Rosa’s Thai

Again, the traditional features of cast iron pillars holding up brick arches can be seen and felt. The seats are wood, as well as the tables.

The Services of Rosa’s Thai

Serves authentic tasting and smelling Thai food.

Provides delivery and takeaways.

Provides Thai recipes.

Sells a book of Thai recipes.

Provides a newsletter you can sink your teeth into.

The Accessibility of Rosa’s Thai

There are no steps at the entrance into Rosa’s Thai. The floor inside is flat. Seats can be removed to provide room for either a guide dog or person in a wheelchair.

There is one accessible toilet. However, the placement of said toilet can be tricky for some. Although the staff do not have training in neurodiversity they are happy to help to the best of their ability.

There is no braille or large print menus. The staff are happy to explain what is available. Highchairs are available. Baby changing facilities can be found in the accessible toilet. A baby changer can be found in the accessible toilet.

To find out more information such as opening times check their website.

If you would like to explore more places, then check out the Eric Knows website.

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