All hail to the dish that needs no introduction – you guessed it – the ever so famous, sensational Pad Thai!

We’re not quite sure who invented Pad Thai day (even though, we think it’s everyday!) but we’re certainly happy to hop on board, and celebrate Thailand’s most famous dish. For those who have yet to try a Pad Thai, there’s never been a better time to tick it off your list. Crowd-pleasing, a-little-bit-sweet, not-at-all-spicy, with a generous side helping of umami. Available with chicken, prawns or veggies & pulled mushrooms.

Join us at your friendly local Rosa’s Thai and get your noodle fix this Pad Thai day, Tuesday 7th November. We’ll be giving away free Pad Thais for anyone who can roll the dice and land on the lucky number 9. Save the date and we hope to see you there!

*Not valid in conjunction with any other discounts, offers, or meal deals. Available across all Rosa’s Thai restaurants with the exception of Rosa’s Thai Edinburgh, due to a fab deal on 50% off food for the soft launch – can’t have everything!

Pad Thai is probably the most famous of all Thai noodle dishes. It’s always a safe bet to serve this dish because everybody loves it, even the fussiest of eaters. Tamarind is the delicious key ingredient in this dish. Rosa’s Pad Thai sauce is made with tamarinds from Petchabun, our co-founder Saiphin’s hometown, where the soil is perfect for growing healthy, juicy tamarinds  Don’t take our word for it, come and try it yourself!

Have you ever wondered how this beloved tasty dish came to be?

Who knew that a dish as delicious as Pad Thai was created by a patriarch politician during World War II. Rice prices skyrocketed during the war, and the country needed to promote national pride, so Thailand’s national dish, Pad Thai was born. The original recipes were simple; rice noodles, fish sauce, shallots, chives, tamarind paste, and eggs, all fried together in a wok. The dish has changed somewhat since then, but is still loved by people around the world!

Now that you’re in the know, celebrate this national Pad Thai day at Rosa’s Thai and book your table now.