Raya Thaifood
Description
The coconut smoothie bowl is the breakfast order here: thick, cold, and built around your choice of three toppings. Acai bowls, yoghurt, muesli, passion fruit, oat milk, and gluten-free swaps give Raya more range than the usual fruit-and-ice routine.
Dinner holds up just as well. The cashew stir-fry has proper savoury weight, while the green curry brings heat without turning the meal into a test of character. Panang curry is absurdly cheap, and the Thai dishes arrive fresh from a compact kitchen run by women who clearly know their way around a wok.
Raya sits on the main road in a small rustic room, with an art gallery next door run by the same creative crew. Browse the paintings while food is cooked; it beats staring at a plastic ketchup bottle contemplating your life choices.
Vegetarians and vegans get proper options here, not a lettuce leaf handed a ceremonial sprig of coriander. Raya is for breakfast bowls, inexpensive Thai dinners, and anyone staying nearby who wants one reliable food stop.
Highlights
- Cashew stir-fry, green curry, and panang curry at low local prices
- Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and oat-milk options
- Art gallery next door run by the same team






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