Sriwilai Restaurant — traditional Thai pavilion at dusk with lanterns and garden path

Sriwilai Sukhothai

Dining

Two venues. Open daily from 06:30 to 22:00.

Food & Drink

A meal is part of the Sukhothai experience.

Sriwilai has two dining venues — one for the full-service Thai meal on the terrace, one for something simpler beside the water. Both open early for those heading to the park at sunrise, and stay open until the evening is done.

2Dining Venues
06:30Opens Daily
22:00Last Orders
Sriwilai Restaurant terrace — open-air seating beside the lotus pond

Sriwilai Restaurant

Regional Thai.
Terrace beside the lotus pond.

Morning to evening. 06:30 – 22:00.

The restaurant draws from the ingredients and cooking traditions of northern-central Thailand. Rice grown in Sukhothai. Vegetables from the surrounding villages. The Pad Thai Sukhothai — a thinner, slightly sweeter preparation than the Bangkok version — is made here, in the province where the dish was created.

Breakfast is served until mid-morning for those returning from the Historical Park. Lunch runs through the afternoon. Dinner on the terrace, under the overhead lanterns, is the unhurried version of the same menu.

  • Pad Thai Sukhothai
  • Northern-central Thai curries
  • Seasonal local produce
  • Terrace seating, lotus pond view
  • Breakfast, lunch & dinner daily

Rim Na Pool Bar

Beside the water.
Simpler.

The same hours. 06:30 – 22:00.

Rim Na is the informal counter to the restaurant’s full-service setting. Light food, tropical drinks, cold cocktails, and the pool in view. The right place for an afternoon snack after the park, or a sunset drink before dinner.

The menu is shorter here — sandwiches, salads, fresh fruit, and a selection of cocktails made with local spirits and seasonal ingredients. No reservation required. Walk up when you’re ready.

  • Light food & snacks
  • Tropical cocktails & mocktails
  • Cold drinks & fresh juices
  • Poolside & garden seating
  • No reservation required
Rim Na Pool Bar — open-air counter with views over the pool and gardens

Sriwilai Restaurant

Signature Thai flavours.

Dishes rooted in the north-central tradition, made with local ingredients, and served the way they have always been served in Sukhothai.

Pad Thai Sriwilai — thin rice noodles with roasted pork, crushed peanuts, and fresh lime

Pad Thai Sriwilai

The Sukhothai preparation — thinner noodles, a sweeter balance, roasted pork. Different from Bangkok. Better here.

Pad Mee Chomphu Moo Dang — pink vermicelli with red pork wrapped in a golden egg crêpe

Pad Mee Chomphu Moo Dang

Rose vermicelli stir-fried with red pork, wrapped in a golden egg net. A local preparation that does not travel.

Laab Moo Sukhothai — minced pork salad with dried chillies, fresh herbs, and cucumber

Laab Moo Sukhothai

Minced pork with toasted rice powder, dried chillies, and herbs from the north-central tradition. Served with fresh vegetables.

Daek Nga with coconut pandan ice cream in a hand-painted Sukhothai ceramic bowl

Daek Nga with Ice Cream

Black sesame dumplings with coconut pandan ice cream. Served in a hand-painted Sukhothai ceramic bowl.

Pla Hed — Sukhothai-style fish cakes in a handwoven bamboo basket on banana leaf with dipping sauce

Pla Hed

Sukhothai Style Fish Cake

A beloved Sukhothai delicacy known locally as “Pla Hed” — a traditional fish cake crafted with fresh fish, aromatic herbs, and generations of local culinary wisdom.

Reservations

Walk in or call ahead.

Both venues welcome walk-in guests throughout the day. For dinner reservations at the restaurant or private dining arrangements, speak with the Front Desk on arrival or contact us directly.

Sriwilai Sukhothai aerial view

Sriwilai Sukhothai Resort & Spa

Stay. Eat. Explore.

1.8 km from the Sukhothai Historical Park. Breakfast ready at 06:30.