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Thai High

The guide was updated: 2024-07-10

At Thai High you can enjoy great Thai food while overlooking the beautiful city of New Delhi from the rooftop of Qutab. Choose between genuine Thai dishes like Tom Yam Koong, Phad Khing Kae and Phad Thai.

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Address: 1091/1, Ambarata Complex, Mehrauli, New Delhi
Opening hours: Daily 11am–11.30pm
Phone: +91 99 1088 4229

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Thai High

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