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Quinn House, Mill Lane, Castle Hill, Photo: Google Maps
A brand new restaurant has recently opened its doors in County Carlow. Baht is the new Thai restaurant located on Quinn House, Mill Lane, Castle Hill, County Carlow and is currently open for business. The restaurant opened its doors in the last couple of months.
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From the Baht Restaurant on their Face page:
"Welcome to Baht, Carlow’s new Thai-owned restaurant, where seasoned chefs and fresh talent bring you authentic Thai flavors. Enjoy our dishes infused with traditional medicinal herbs, crafted with passion and care.
The Thai Baht coins are more than just currency; they embody Thailand's rich cultural heritage and artistic excellence. Each coin, from the 1 baht to the 10 baht, features intricate designs of iconic landmarks like the Wat Phra Kaew and Wat Arun temples.
At Baht, we take inspiration from these detailed engravings, mirroring the attention to detail and cultural reverence in our dishes. Just as the coins hold value and narrate stories of Thai heritage, Baht celebrates authentic Thai flavours and traditions."
More information about the restaurant can be found on their social media channels HERE or by following the post attached below this article.
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