top of page
Bowl of Thai green curry garnished with fresh basil leaves served with steamed jasmine rice

Thai curries in Brighton with fresh herbs and balanced heat

Cooked from scratch to order. Choose rice to suit your meal. Good for dining in, takeaway and delivery.

Why our curry choices stay flexible

Heat to suit your taste

We can discuss spice levels before we cook so the curry fits what you enjoy.

Real Thai balance first

Herbs, spices and sauce texture work together instead of relying on heat alone.

Easy across meal formats

Curries can be chosen for dining in, takeaway or delivery without losing the point.

Curries with depth, aroma and balance

A good Thai curry is about more than heat. You are looking for aroma from herbs and spices, the right sauce texture, and a balance between sweetness, saltiness and acidity that keeps the dish lively from start to finish. We keep that balance at the centre of the way we cook. At Sabai Thai, our curries are shaped by a traditional, home-cooked approach and by Gina's Chiang Mai heritage, so the flavours feel layered rather than flat. You can choose a curry around your preferred heat, the kind of protein or vegetables you want, and the style of meal you have in mind.

Traditional Thai green curry bowl containing vegetables chicken and basil alongside steamed jasmine rice
Bowl of Thai green curry garnished with fresh basil leaves served with steamed jasmine rice

Choose the curry around the whole meal

The best curry choice often depends on what else you need from the meal. You may want something warming for a sit-down dinner, a dish that travels well for takeaway, or a delivered meal that feels complete with the right rice alongside it. A curry from Sabai Thai can work across all of those occasions. We are happy to talk through spice levels and dietary requirements before we cook, so you can pick with more confidence and avoid guessing which flavour profile will suit you best.

Frequently asked questions

How do we choose the right Thai curry?

Start with the flavour profile you enjoy most, then think about heat, whether you want a protein or vegetable-based dish, and what rice you want alongside it. If you are unsure, tell us what you usually like and we can help narrow the choice in a more practical way.

Can we ask for a milder or hotter curry?

Yes. Spice preference is one of the most useful things to mention before we cook, because it helps us guide you towards the right dish or adjust the meal around what you enjoy. A curry does not need to be very hot to feel full of flavour, so it is worth being specific.

Do curries work well for takeaway and delivery?

Yes. Curries can work very well for dining in, takeaway and delivery, especially when you order them as part of a complete meal with the right rice. If you are ordering for home, it helps to think about accompaniments and any dietary needs at the same time.

Bowl of Thai green curry garnished with fresh basil leaves served with steamed jasmine rice

Choose a curry that suits your taste

Call us if you want help with heat, rice choices and dietary needs before we cook your curry.

Contact us

Sabai Thai Brighton

165-169 Princes House, North Street,
Brighton,
BN1 1EA

  • TikTok
  • Threads
  • Instagram
  • Google Business Profile
  • Facebook
  • Yell circle logo
Best restaurant award logo
Bravo award 2026
Open table diners choice logo

Opening hours

Monday closed
Tuesday closed
Wednesday - 12:30-16:00, 17:00-21:30
Thursday - 12:30-16:00, 17:00-21:30
Friday - 12:30-21:30
Saturday- 12:30-21:30
Sunday- 12:30-16:00, 17:00-21:00

We are open every Bank Holiday Monday.

Find Us on Yell
Food Hygiene Rating Logo
tripadvisor logo
Best restaurant award logo
Thai select award logo

SABAI THAI ELEPHANT LTD, registered as a limited company in England and Wales under company number: 16286252.
Registered Company Address: 16 Blatchington Road, Hove, United Kingdom, BN3 3YN.

Terms of Use | Privacy & Cookie Policy | Trading Terms

© 2026. The content on this website is owned by us and our licensors. Do not copy any content (including images) without our consent.

bottom of page