La Thai in Thornleigh, New South Wales, Australia | Asian restaurant

La Thai

Locality: Thornleigh, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9980 8002

Address: 30 Sefton Rd 2120 Thornleigh, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.lathai.com.au

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25.01.2022 -, 0299808002 ...

24.01.2022 !!! 02 9980 8002 P-O D - 10% -s!

24.01.2022 Just to let you know were OPEN! Today 27th January Give us a call 0299808002Just to let you know were OPEN! Today 27th January Give us a call 0299808002

21.01.2022 Dear La Thai Family, We understand that everyone is concerned about Covid-19 but at La Thai, your safety is paramount. We have implemented additional safety procedures to help alleviate the situation, such as * regularly disinfecting chairs, tables and public areas with hospital grade diluted antiseptic solution... * all menus are wiped down with food grade sanitiser * and the staff at La Thai have not travelled outside the country in the past 6 months We have also introduced KERBSIDE COLLECTION and CONTACTLESS DELIVERY Please let us know your preferred method when receiving your order. La Thai would also like to thank you for the ongoing support despite these unprecedented circumstances. If you have concerns or would like to know more about the steps taken please call 02 9980 8002 Please be strong and take extra care of yourself and your family. La Thai Shop 1/30 Sefton Road Thornleigh 2120 02 9980 8002 www.lathai.com.au

19.01.2022 We are OPEN today Monday 13th APRIL Give us a call 99808002 Or order online www.lathai.com.auWe are OPEN today Monday 13th APRIL Give us a call 99808002 Or order online www.lathai.com.au

17.01.2022 ! 99808002 www.lathai.com.au La Thai App #Thai #Local #LocalThaiFood #Thaifood #Foodie #Normanhurst #Thornleigh #Westleigh #Pennanthills #Hornsby #AuthenticThai

16.01.2022 Dear La Thai Family, We regret to inform you that due to the current government restrictions, La Thai will be closed for Dine-In services from Monday 23rd March 2020 until further notice. We are still for as normal with kerbside collection and contactless delivery options. We would like to thank our customers with strong support during this difficult time. We also would like to express our gratitude by offering 10% on all ... and 10% on our / between Tuesday 24th March to Sunday 5th April. Please accept our apology that this cannot be applied to lunch special menu, order through Menulog and UberEATS. In order to get through this tough once in 100 years event. We have to help each other. Thank you for your patience and understanding. Shop 1/30 Sefton Road Thornleigh 2120 02 9980 8002

16.01.2022 ! #Thai #Local #LocalThaiFood #Thaifood #Foodie #Normanhurst #Thornleigh #Westleigh #Pennanthills #Hornsby #AuthenticThai #EatLocal #SupportLocal

15.01.2022 There are still some space available for this Fathers day lunch and dinner. Indulge your dad and book a table with us, please call 0299808002

15.01.2022 Dear La Thai Family, To maintain a safe environment for all customers, workers and to follow NSW Government COVID Safety Plan. La Thai have reduced the capacity of people in our dining area to 25 at one time. As a limited seating, we would like to inform you that we will take a reservation in 2 difference sessions as below... 1 5.00pm - 7.00pm 2 7.00pm - 9.00pm 2Hrs on each sessions La Thai still offers Kerbside pick up and Contact free delivery, please let us know upon placing an order. Again, we would like to thank you for your kind support, we promise you that we will maintain our quality and keep you all safe during this pandemic.

15.01.2022 All you need is love, but a little Thai food now and then doesnt hurt. Bring your Valentine to La Thai for a special evening and receive a free gift* for every dine in table on February 14th *Valid on Valentines day 2020 only *Free gifts are strictly while stock last

15.01.2022 if you still have no power and need to recharge your electrical devices even free wifi. Were more than happy to help if you still have no power and need to recharge your electrical devices even free wifi. Were more than happy to help

14.01.2022 Never give up Be strong Know that youre not alone And well get through this together... #Amazingthailand #Bettertogether #LaThaiLoveYou

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11.01.2022 ’ There are still some space available for this Father’s day lunch and dinner. Indulge your dad and book a table with us, please call 0299808002

11.01.2022 Dear La Thai Family Due to an unforeseen circumstances and huge amount of orders last night which caused the massive delay of food preparation and delivery. We would like to apologise to all customers for the inconvenience caused. We thank you for all your support and understanding

11.01.2022 10% every 02 9980 8002 Exclude online ordering platform and delivery No minimum spend

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08.01.2022 COVID Safety Plan La Thai has implemented a COVID Safety Plan to ensure the health and safety of our staff and customers. The number of daily guest will be limited, and social distancing guidelines will be strictly enforced. Hygiene and sanitising stations are available throughout our restaurant and signage is displayed to ensure physical distancing practices are followed.... We thank you in advance for your assistant to keeping our community safe and look forward to welcoming you to La Thai.

07.01.2022 Sawasdee Pi Mai Thai to La Thai family, April 13 is our traditional Thai new year (Songran festival). It is also known as water festival. For this auspicious occasion, we wishing you and your family a happy Thai New Year. Happy Songran Day ... We are OPEN today Monday 13 Apr

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06.01.2022 18 April 1855, That is the Major Landmark in Siams Transition to the Modern World The Bowring Treaty is now credited with having led to the economic develop...ment of Bangkok, as it created a framework in which multilateral trade could operate freely in Southeast Asia, notably between China, Singapore, and Siam. The treaty was signed by five Siamese plenipotentiaries (among them Wongsa Dhiraj Snid, one of the kings half-brothers) and by Sir John Bowring, Governor of Hong Kong, Britains envoy. The Burney Treaty had been signed between Siam and the United Kingdom in 1826. The new treaty elaborated and liberalized trade rules and regulations by creating a new system of imports and exports The treaty allowed free trade by foreigners in Bangkok, as foreign trade had previously been subject to heavy royal taxation. The treaty also allowed the establishment of a British consulate in Bangkok and guaranteed its full extraterritorial powers, and allowed Englishmen to own land in Siam. The regulations in short are: British subjects were placed under consular jurisdiction. Thus, for the first time, Siam granted extraterritoriality to foreign aliens. British subjects were given the right to trade freely in all seaports, and to reside permanently in Bangkok. They were to be allowed to buy and rent property in the environs of Bangkok; namely, in the area more than four miles from city walls but less than twenty four hours journey from the city (calculated at the speed of native boats). British subjects were also to be allowed to travel freely in the interior with passes provided by the consul. Measurement duties were abolished and import and export duties fixed. The import duty was fixed at three percent for all articles, with two exceptions: opium was to be free of duty, but it had to be sold to the opium farmer, and bullion was to be free of duty. Articles of export were to be taxed just once, whether the tax was called an inland tax, a transit duty, or an export duty. British merchants were to be allowed to buy and sell directly with individual Siamese without interference from any third person. The Siamese government reserved the right to prohibit the export of salt, rice, and fish whenever these articles were deemed to be scarce. Officially a Treaty of Friendship and Commerce, it is nonetheless claimed to be an unequal treaty as Siam was not in a position to negotiate, considering that Britain had demonstrated its military might during the First Opium War with China, thereby discouraging any attempts to prevent Western trade. Siams fears were only consolidated by the fact that negotiations that had occurred five years earlier between Sir James Brooke, the White Rajah of Sarawak and British envoy, and Siams King Nangklao had failed, and had led to Brooke threatening to employ gunboat diplomacy to force Siams hand. The treaty eventually led other foreign powers to sign their own bilateral treaties, based on the rules set by the Bowring Treaty. American envoy Townsend Harris, while on his way to Japan, was delayed in Bangkok for a month by finalization of the Burney Treaty, but had only to negotiate a few minor points to convert it into the 1856 American Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation with Siam. The Bowring treaty in particular ensured that foreign powers would not intervene in Siams internal affairs, and allowed for Siam to remain independent. Credit : The Siam Renaissance / Film Archive Thailand () / Noble Development Admin : KHN

05.01.2022 Our website is temporarily offline Please visit https://www.orderfromus.com.au/lathai/ or our mobile application to place an order Take care and stay safe... See more

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04.01.2022 If youre having difficulty with your power and unable to cook. Let La Thai take care of you If youre having difficulty with your power and unable to cook. Let La Thai take care of you

03.01.2022 Let us make your Valentines evening more special Please Call 0299808002Let us make your Valentines evening more special Please Call 0299808002

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