Nestled somewhere in the delivery maps of Uber Eats and Glovo, PThai – Thailand by Chow is a no-frills kitchen dedicated purely to Thai street food. There’s no dining room, no hostess, no table service—this place exists to fuel your cravings for vibrant, freshly made noodles and curries, right at your doorstep.
On Glovo you’ll spot PThai listed with a strong ~87–90% positive rating in the Thai delivery category, often around other highest‑rated kitchens named Thai Street Food, Kazi Eatery, Sushi do Chris, etc.
In Lisbon’s Thai‑food delivery scene it hangs with the better options—solid reliability, decent delivery windows, and no surprises.
PThai doesn’t offer a huge menu board. Instead, it revolves around well-executed staples: Pad Thai, green or red curry, perhaps a Thai‑style fried rice or a few stir‑fried noodle dishes, plus sides like spring rolls or Thai desserts (mango sticky rice, coconut jelly). The concept smells very similar to Grain’s Vietnamese kitchen: tight selection, made to go, with bright flavour.
Typical main dishes likely cost around €12–€15, with combos or extras nudging the bill closer to €20.
Although it’s primarily Thai street food, there’s often tofu versions of Pad Thai or vegetable curries clearly labelled. Like its sister brand Grain, PThai leans into accessible vegetarian options without fanfare—but portion reviewers occasionally mention vegan plates feeling lighter than meat or prawns, or a little oil‑heavy. Still, the draws are freshness, aroma and clean spice levels.
This is colourful cooking: fragrant lemongrass, zingy lime, coconut-rich curry, chewy noodles with a pleasant heat, and crunchy peanuts on top. Sauces are bold but balanced—not too creamy, not too salty.
Spring rolls (if offered) tend to travel well—even through delivery—and arrive crisp. Curries arrive in little pots to keep noodles and rice from getting soggy. It’s thoughtful packaging and assembly, especially for delivery.
Available on Uber Eats and Glovo, PThai tends to deliver within 30‑50 minutes depending on your location and the hour. Deliveries are generally well-organised: dishes stay intact, sauces are pre‑packaged, utensils offered, and roll‑quality preserved. For a delivery-only kitchen, it hits the expected standard.
PThai doesn’t pretend to compete with sit‑down Thai places in ambiance or full menus (like Boa‑Bao’s Thai section or Sukhothai), but it shines as a straight‑up, delivery‑only Thai kitchen.
In Glovo’s Thai rankings it’s often rated alongside the best parcel‑only kitchens (Thai Street Food, Kazi Eatery) that prioritise consistency and speed over dine‑in frills.
If what you’re after is:
Quick, aromatic Thai bowls or curries at home
A no‑frills menu executed reliably every time
Delivered dishes with flavour depth and Thai spice authenticity
…then PThai is a solid option in Lisbon. It’s particularly nice for solo suppers or shared meals with combos.
Pad Thai with prawns or tofu – chewy noodles, tamarind sauce, lime kick
Green curry with chicken, tofu or vegetables – lighter coconut sauce, fragrant basil leaves
Spring rolls – golden, crunchy, easy shareable starter
Mango sticky rice or coconut‑jelly dessert – just sweet enough to finish the meal
Combo offer (if available) – main + starter or dessert for about €18–€22
Concept: Pure delivery-only Thai inspired by street food classics
Menu: Limited to signature dishes—Pad Thai, curry, rolls, maybe extras
Delivery: Via Glovo and Uber Eats, efficient and thoughtfully packaged
Flavour: Balanced, fresh, with notable Thai aromatics
Value: Sensibly priced for Lisbon delivery, especially combo deals
Vegetarian‑friendly: Yes, but vegan versions may feel less generous
Verdict: PThai – Thailand by Chow is a go‑to when you crave dependable, fragrant Thai street food at home in Lisbon. Not for the full sit‑down experience, but excellent for simple, bold flavours delivered with consistency—and no fuss.
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