Welcome to ITSY’S STREET FOOD -Thai Street food restaurant and takeaway in Preston. We bring new experience EAT LIKE THAI in our restaurant. We are cooking and serving Thai Street Food with experienced chefs. Food quality is premium and imported ingredients directly from Thailand. Our service is friendly Thai and you will feel like you are in Thailand.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 139 Friargate, Preston PR1 2EE, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1772 301446
Website: https://itsysstreetfood.co.uk/
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Reviews
Both were with sticky rice. They were both delicious. We treated ourselves to a bottle of Chardonnay which was one of the nicest and we also had pancakes with a choice of additions fruit. Also very tasty I’ve never had pancakes served so nicely.
We pushed the boat out for a midweek meal but it was worth it.
Can’t wait to go back to try other dishes. The staff were so friendly and helpful.
Thanks so much
Starters – Thai style grilled chicken skewers, Thai spicy ️ sauce.
Main – Drunken Noodles, Spicy stir flat rice noodles with garlic , chilli ️, holy basil leaves & assorted Thai herbs.
Bottle of Chang’s
How Much £23.95
Currently visiting from London and decided to try this spot out. I ordered sweetcorn fritters and drunken noodles (with duck) and my friend ordered satay chicken skewers with the Tom yum noodle soup. We enjoyed all of the food, very flavourful and generous with portions size as well as the ingredients in the dishes.
The fritters were lovely and crispy, paired with a sweet chilli sauce. The drunken noodles was sauced up with a healthy dose of dried and fresh chillies and large cuts of duck – so delicious! Highly recommend this place!
The interior is rather dark and moody in contrast to how bright it was outside at the time of my visit, but it’s pleasant and I like the murals dotted across the walls and the fauna above.
For starters I had Veggie Summer Rolls, which I have to say really surprised me. My body will sure appreciate the intake of more greens and it made for a relaxing salad-like starter with a sweet chilli to remind me that chillis, and spice in general, are almost inseparable from Thai cuisine.
But the real star was the Red Thai Curry. I got it with crispy chicken and jasmine rice, and boy was it a treat. Chicken was moist and delicious, with a rich coconut milk to dampen the intensity of the curry. A dish sure to warm the cockles of one’s heart, and has to be one of the best curries I have had in many years. Such a shame I couldn’t eat it all, but if you have an appetite, you will not be disappointed, I can assure you of that.
Overall, a very lovely and small place, with about 15 tables. I didn’t think to count them, but I have a rough memory. Definitely a place to return to though, and I’ll be adding to my books.