Best Thai Food in Savannah
Savannah, Georgia — updated August 22, 2026
Four Savannah Thai kitchens ranked by how settled their reputations are, from a southside Abercorn favorite to the Broughton Street standbys, with hours and closures noted.
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Savannah's Thai restaurants cluster in two places: the Broughton Street corridor downtown, where two of them sit within a few blocks of each other, and the southside stretch of Abercorn past the mall. The downtown rooms carry the tourist traffic and the review counts that come with it; the southside kitchen has the higher rating and the smaller sample. Several also run split lunch and dinner service, so an afternoon arrival can find the door locked.
1. Aroy Thai Cuisine
The highest-rated Thai kitchen in the city at 4.8, though that average rests on 195 reviews rather than the several hundred behind the downtown restaurants, so treat it as strongly promising rather than fully settled. It sits in a strip at 11215 Abercorn on the southside, well past the historic district, which is part of why the review count stays modest. Plan around the schedule: lunch runs 11:00 am to 2:30 pm and dinner 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm Monday, Tuesday and Thursday through Saturday, with the kitchen closed entirely on Wednesday and Sunday open for dinner only from 4:00 pm.
2. PJ Thai
The most thoroughly tested Thai restaurant in Savannah: 4.6 across 928 reviews, a figure large enough that the rating is unlikely to move much. It is at 147 Abercorn Street downtown, a short walk from the squares, and it now runs seven days a week. The menu covers the expected range plus a few things the others do not, including pho noodle soup alongside the Thai standards, chicken satay, grilled dumplings, Thai crispy wings and a basil fresh roll. There is a full bar side to it as well, with a Mai Tai among the newer additions. Evening service runs late enough for a post-dinner-hour arrival.
3. Sushi-Thai SAVANNAH
A split kitchen at 317 W Broughton Street doing sushi, sashimi and specialty rolls on one side and Thai classics on the other, which makes it the pick when a group cannot agree. The 4.6 rating from 567 reviews puts it in the same tier as PJ Thai on quality with a smaller but still substantial base of evidence. It keeps the longest hours of the four: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm Sunday through Thursday and 11:00 am to 11:00 pm Friday and Saturday, with no midday closure. There is a lunch special and a happy hour appetizer list. Come here for breadth rather than a Thai-only menu.
4. Ruan Thai Cuisine Savannah
At 17 W Broughton Street, this is the lowest-rated of the four at 4.3, but that number comes from 797 reviews, which makes it a settled and honest average rather than a fluke. Consistency, not peaks, is what the volume suggests. Lunch runs 11:00 am to 3:00 pm and dinner 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm most days, with one important exception: Wednesday is lunch only, closing at 3:00 pm. Curries and stir-fries are priced by protein, with vegetable and tofu the cheapest tier and shrimp the top. The Broughton location makes it the easiest of the four to reach on foot from the historic district.
What we left off
Bangkok Bistro Demorest appeared in the source list but is at 579 Georgia Street in Demorest, Georgia, in the north of the state. It is not a Savannah restaurant and cannot serve anyone looking for dinner here, so it is off the list. No chains or closed businesses were removed.