The best restaurants serving Asian food in Abbey Bath and North East Somerset South West

Awesome. You need to try it when you see it.

By the look of this restaurant you would think it was more fine dining than casual dining. However the friendliness of the staff, reasonable price of the meals and warmth of the atmosphere makes the overall feeling very homely. The food was delicious and fresh. The peanut sauce was one of the best I have ever eaten. And the cocktails were some of the best cocktails I have ever drunk and I highly recommend trying them! It was booked out the first night in Bath, but I was so glad to get a booking the following night because it was fantastic.

Great service, accommodated our walk-in despite being busy. Friendly and approachable with fantastic, filling food.

Nice place in the heart of the city

Up for a couple of days from London and this is the best Indian food I have tasted since the long lamented New Bengal in Paddington's demise. The Tandoori Chicken Massalah was the best. The Chicken Chanai was hot, but not burning and the taste was excellent. Served with Garlic naans and plain rice with a Dosa for starter and Popadums with a selection of chutneys delivered early all added to the experience. The waiter who took the order and also delivered it was friendly, helpful and even offered to bring yoghurt should the Chicken Chanai prove to be hotter than comfortable. It was no necessary, but a nice gesture. The restaurant itself is clean and stylish with a relaxed atmosphere. Great restaurant.

Arrived. Stood at the front for five minutes, three waiters walked past me. No service. Walked out. Poor.

The food is really incredible here, and very unique. I’m pretty sure anything on the menu will be great, and all dishes are full of flavor and spice. They place was pretty empty on a Monday night although they kept telling people they were holding tables for their reservations. The Black Pork dish was one of the best South Asian dishes I’ve ever had and very unique to experience pork with this flavor profile as it’s not very common on Southern Asian menus. Goat and potatoes, Dahl, fried paneer cheese in sauce, and the thing with meat and shredded roti were all hits. Interestingly the hoppers that they really hype up were the only things I personally wouldn’t get again, but it’s worth a try if you’ve never had it. The food is served as a small plate sharing menu. They say that 3-4 is the suggested amounts of plates per person although I think 3 is more than enough per person IMO. We didn’t get to try the drinks menu but they have some great deals if you buy two drinks of the same category.

It was our first time at Rosa's Thai and we are definitely coming back soon. The food was delicious, the service was impeccable and the atmosphere was very chilled, with audible but not loud music. Which is very appreciated. Emmanuel gave great service and was very helpful, friendly and courteous. Lovely place to eat, talk and relax.

Food was good. Service was better. Had a large party - 18 - so obviously difficult to gauge quality of food with so many dishes served but plenty of manpower available and the service really was impeccable. There was a lack of vegan starter dishes but otherwise the menu was comprehensive and had all the usual Thai staples.

We stumbled upon this place on a rainy afternoon and decided it was a good time to have lunch. The decor was lovely and the service excellent. I had Teow Pad (Crispy Pork Belly with Egg noodles) and partner had Kang Panang (Chicken cooked in thick coconut milk with fresh chilli. Both were delicious.

Friendly staff and good understanding of Cealic disease ❤️❤️

We ate here whilst staying at the hotel recently. Casual atmosphere, good staff, food was good quality and reasonably priced for Bath. Will return.