Brainchild of Chef Saiphin and her partner Alex. Saiphin has created every dish on the menu at Rosa’s. A labour of love that’s evolved through growing and cooking over her lifetime since she was a child in Thailand.
It all began with a café in Spitafields that was taken over by Saiphin and Alex in 2008. They kept the original name ‘Rosa’s Cafe’ as a nod to the English tradition in the area.
Rosa serves honest Thai food with a whole lot of spice and enough soul to fill the Mekong River.
There are vegan friendly, and vegetarian friendly food options available.
Location Details
- Tel: 0113 834 3173
- Rosa's Thai Cafe Leeds, Albion Place, Albion Street, Leeds, UKGoogle Map Directions
- Email: leeds@rosasthai.com
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The Food
The food is cooked and served street food style, and as a result you can expect bite sized portions of salads, soups, noodles, curries and grills.
Mains
Well known dishes like Pad thai; green/red curry, massaman, panang; and stir frys are mainstays on the menu.
The more unusual exploration is there if you want it. The standout selections that peaked our interest around this was the Grapefruit and Prawn Salad (Yum Som O) – think sharpness, heat and delicate prawn flavours all rolled into one mouthful. And the grilled northern sausage done Thai style – it’s apparently really good!
To ensure there’s an inclusivity across the menu Rosa has produced separate coeliac and veggie friendly options (and most dishes can be made vegan), as well as having a children’s menu.
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The Drink
Beer
For the ale fans out there Rosa’s have brewed their very own Thai IPA. Alongside this they have a fail safe in the form of a Chang Beer; a perfect partner that goes so well with the spicy and aromatic flavours of the food.
Wine-Whiskey-Cocktails
Taking it up another level and you can be ordering one of the specialty cocktails or even a Thai whiskey.
There’s white, red, and rose wines for the grape drinkers out there. And the soft drink selection is where it gets even more interesting – Thai milk ice tea and Thai coconut water – with the key ingredient (coconut) imported (along with the spices) from the same source in Thailand.
The Place
The vibe is that of a modern Thai café, similar to something you’d find in Bangkok, and less a token representation of the Thai culture. Therefore, the traditional symbolism (waterfalls, elephants and big buddhas) have been removed from view.
The Leeds restaurant is part of the sprawling expansion of Rosa’s Thai Café, and the first venture of out London, the birthplace of the café in 2008.
In 2017, Rosa’s has ranked as one of the top 3 fastest growing restaurant chains in the world. And you can see why, it’s not just a sit in restaurant, there’s also an option to cook more like Rosa at home with the beautifully bound cook book and meal planner.
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Where to Park
The nearest parking is paid at Q-park Albion Street.
- Pre-book at Q-park Albion Street, postcode: LS1 5JS (Google Map Directions)
Access
Rosa’s Thai Cafe is based in Trinity Leeds shopping centre. It has accessible toilets and a changing places facility, both of which can be located on the first floor between Côte Brasserie and Everyman Cinema and next to the entrance of Trinity Kitchen.
Opening Times
Monday: 12:00 - 9:00 PM
Tuesday: 12:00 - 9:00 PM
Wednesday: 12:00 - 9:00 PM
Thursday: 12:00 - 9:00 PM
Friday: 12:00 - 9:00 PM
Saturday: 12:00 - 9:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 - 9:00 PM
Delivery Options
Collection and delivery are available.
Note from Discover Leeds: Where possible we suggest contacting directly and/or collecting as third party delivery companies take a large cut.
What To Do Next
Further down Briggate tucked away down an unassuming alley is Whitelocks Ale House – it’s the oldest pub in Leeds, dating back to 1715. And for that reason you have to visit it, so why not now!
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you eat in at Rosa’s Thai Cafe?
Yes you can eat in/dine in at Rosa’s Thai Cafe. There is also have an outside seating area. A great shout on a sunny day!
Does Rosa’s Thai Cafe have a beer garden?
Yes Rosa’s Thai Cafe does have a beer garden.
Does Rosa’s Thai Cafe offer takeaway?
Yes Rosa’s Thai Cafe does offer takeaway for delivery. They also accept collections. Why not pop in and grab it yourself?
How do I order Rosa’s Thai Cafe delivery online in Leeds?
There are a number of ways to order delivery online from Rosa’s Thai Cafe. You can use one of the many delivery apps, or head over to their online store at: https://www.rosasthaicafe.com/book-a-table-reservations-rosas-thai-cafe-restaurants.
Can I order Rosa’s Thai Cafe delivery in Leeds with Deliveroo?
Yes, delivery is available for Rosa’s Thai Cafe on the Deliveroo app. You can find what they offer on the Rosa’s Thai Cafe Deliveroo page.
Can I order Rosa’s Thai Cafe delivery in Leeds with Just Eat?
No, unfortunately delivery is not available for Rosa’s Thai Cafe through Just Eat in Leeds.
Can I order Rosa’s Thai Cafe delivery in Leeds with Uber Eats?
No, unfortunately delivery is not available for Rosa’s Thai Cafe through Uber Eats in Leeds.
Is Rosa’s Thai Cafe delivery available near me?
Delivery might not be available completely across Leeds. We would recommend checking their website, or with the particular service that you would be ordering from.
