The Essential Thai Seafood Menu — Decoded
Walking into a Thai seafood restaurant for the first time can be overwhelming — long menus, unfamiliar names, dishes you've never seen before. This guide breaks down the classics so you can order with confidence.
Thai seafood cooking is built on balance: sour, spicy, salty, sweet. Every dish hits multiple notes. The ocean provides the freshness; the kitchen provides the craft.
The Big Five — Dishes Everyone Should Try

1. Tom Yum Kung ฿350 — Thailand's most famous soup. Hot, sour, fragrant with lemongrass, galangal, and kaffir lime. At Sunspirit, we use Gulf prawns caught the same day. Choose clear broth for pure flavor or creamy for richness.
2. Hor Mok in Young Coconut ฿390 — Curried seafood custard steamed in young coconut shell. Silky, aromatic, unlike anything in Western cuisine. Our signature version.
3. Pomelo Salad with Fresh Shrimp ฿250 — Fresh pomelo, Gulf prawns, roasted coconut, dried shrimp, chili lime dressing. Refreshing, crunchy, sweet-sour-spicy in every bite.
4. Crab Curry with Betel Leaves ฿450 — Rich red curry with fresh crab meat wrapped in betel leaves. A traditional dish rarely found outside serious seafood restaurants.
5. Deep-Fried Sea Bass Three Flavors ฿490 — Whole sea bass, crispy outside, tender inside, topped with a sweet-sour-spicy sauce. The test of any seafood restaurant.
From the Western side: Tom Yum Spaghetti ฿350 — our signature duo cuisine dish that puts Thai heat on Italian pasta. Black Ink Pasta with Scallops ฿590. And for a special occasion: Surf & Turf with Wagyu ฿1,200 or Wagyu Ribeye Steak 300G ฿1,580.
How to Order Like a Local
Thai seafood is meant to be shared family-style. For a table of four, order 3–4 dishes plus rice (฿25/plate or ฿80/pot). Balance your order: one soup — Tom Yum Goong ฿350 or Lobster Bisque ฿250; one stir-fry — Spicy Seafood Stir-Fry ฿350 or Salt & Pepper Prawns ฿290; one steamed or grilled protein — Steamed Sea Bass with Lime ฿490 or Grilled Japanese Scallops with Cheese ฿490; and one salad — Pomelo Salad with Fresh Prawns ฿250.
At Sunspirit, our Duo Cuisine menu means you can mix Thai and Western dishes at the same table. Baked Prawns with Glass Noodles ฿350 next to Truffle Ravioli ฿420? Perfectly normal here. Or try Drunken Seafood Spaghetti ฿390 — Thai flavors on Italian pasta. Ask your server for recommendations — they know what's freshest that day.
Pro tip: Prices include VAT but not the 10% service charge. All prices are clearly listed on the menu — no surprises.
What to Drink with Thai Seafood

Beer is the classic pairing — a cold Singha draft (฿200/pint) or Heineken cuts through spice and richness. For wine lovers, a crisp Sauvignon Blanc or Chardonnay (wine by glass from ฿170) works beautifully with steamed fish and lime-based dishes.
At Sunspirit's bar — the only proper cocktail bar in Bangpu — classic cocktails start at ฿250 (Mojito, Margarita, Cosmopolitan, Long Island Iced Tea). Our signature cocktails are ocean-inspired: Sunset Whisper (฿320), Mermaid's Touch (฿280), Ocean Spark (฿280), Blueberry Tide (฿270). Non-drinkers: mocktails from ฿150 (Virgin Mojito, Butterfly Pea Flowers, Kaffir Lime Juice) or fresh smoothies.
Don't skip dessert: coconut crème brûlée ฿70 is the perfect sweet finish.
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