All I know is one takeout order via UberEats. Food was fine. Could wish packaging more sustainable.

Good food, good beer, nice decor - what's not to like? I'd call it 'casual dressy' - I wore jeans and a collared shirt. The decor is nice.

I visited here the other week with my mother, sister and brother-in-law-to-be-maybe. After walking the streets for hours and hours of "shopping" that turned into a bar crawl with my mum as she was visiting for the weekend I decided to check this place out as I heard amazing reviews. Both from fellow Yelpers and good old word of mouth. We called by at 15:00 and amazingly was able to book a table for 18:30. Amazing service, the place was packed!! I visited on a Saturday and even though nearly every table was full our food was great, hot, amazing quality we had the service you expect without feeling rushed or bothered. Sadly the yelp offer of a free bottle wasn't valid on a weekend, really wish they would put that on the app so I didn't feel such a student asking for my alcohol Would certainly visit again but I'm also one for trying new places when I do get the chance to eat out. Roll on graduation is all I can say!

Went here on the second leg of the bromance food tour of leeds. And it did not disappoint! Great service, awesome food and nice beer. Cant complain when only paying £12 for 2 courses

I went to Thai Edge with my friend and fellow yelper Rob Wilson! I'm usually a little suspect of Thai restaurants because I've been to plenty of disappointing ones but Thai Edge was a delight! The food was excellent. I got the red curry and Rob got the green curry and we both loved it! You also got plenty for your buck. The service was really polite and although it was quiet as we went around 10pm they were always on hand. The free beer and 2for1 on mains for checking in on Yelp also added to how much I enjoyed my experience here! If you fancy Thai food it is probably the best place to go in Leeds...much better than Sukhothai!

mmm mmm mm. Went for a light quick dinner tonight and imagine I will be back. I have been a religious Sukhathai (in chaple allerton) fan for years but no longer living there made it less fun to travel to. Thai Edge is a good replacement for ease of access. It is lovely and open with lots of natural light and big open windows. As usual for Thai it has lots of decoration but not as cramp as some do it. The food is not too pricey but not cheap either. Good variety of options and really clear about spice which is handy. The food we had was very fresh and light with a decent size portion. My seafood was cooked really well and would get it again. Nice touch at the end of the meal they take away the top table cloth leaving you with a lovely clean table to relax at or have dessert - nice :)

Yummy! Loving Thai Edge! I can't think of a bad thing to say about this place, although I am a little alarmed that there always seems to be a banana or 2 on a shelf outside of the kitchen - watch out for it next time you're in there! Also love the fact that when I check in there on the Yelp app that it gets me a free bottle of lager! I'm a bit of a stickler for always getting the same dish here, chicken satay skewer starter followed by chicken green curry because I totally love it, but the other people that I've been here with have always raved about the dishes they've had too. When it comes to Thai food in Leeds centre this is my place of choice!

I had the pleasure of visiting here today with a friend and we enjoyed a lovely Lunch) I had forgotten how great this place is and this visit was even better than my previous experiences. Thai Edge, is classy and spacious and the Staff are immaculately turned out. The Lunch menu is very reasonable and unlike some places that kinda downsize on quality and portion sizes to cobble a lunch time special together, this place does not cut any corners. As thai green chicken curry is my favourite, I went for it again. The sauce was delicious and there was plenty enough chicken. Really generous portions, (always pleases a greedy mare like me) and lovely flavours to boot. Really can't fault today's Lunch and certainly will be back! Oh the free yelp drinks offer was a true bonus.....

I've been on my curry mission again - checking out the Thai curries of Leeds and accumulating a list of the best Thai restaurants in Leeds! Thai Edge is certainly a contender. As you go in you are greeted with a most decadent display of Thai decor, including a beautiful water feature, stone buddhas and some traditional calligraphy brushes encased behind glass. The whole vibe is spacious, clean and gives off a nice balance between neutral white paint and Thai style decor. The pink and blue uplights are a little pop but whatever. My boyfriend and I were starving so we decided to go for a starter as well as a main, despite having just missed the early bird menu - which is 5 - 7pm. We ordered the deep fried chicken pieces with sweet chilli dip and the minced chicken spring rolls. Unfortunately we were given prawn toast instead of the spring rolls but, too hungry to mention it, we ate them up instead. Delicious. Totally greasy and quite messy (I'd already dropped sweet chilli dip on myself..) but utterly gorgeous. If you order the deep fried chicken bits a warning - we tried to eat the outer leaf part but I'm not so sure you are actually supposed to! On to the mains. In a random twist of fate we swapped meals - I had the red curry and my boyfriend had the green! The fact that they'd advertised the green curry as the spiciest scared me off! Even so, the red curry was enough to make my nose run a little. The food was lovely, my curry was sweet, spicy and flavoursome. We had a portion of coconut rice for two, which was a little bit of a mean portion, but was delicious nonetheless. Everything was lovely food wise but there was something just not quite as delicious about it as with some of the other Thai restaurants I've been to. For service, this restaurant is fabulous. The staff are utterly attentive, polite and sweet. The dining experience feels high end, and the prices reflect this and the city centre location, although they aren't ridiculously high - we had a starter, mains and drinks (albeit non-alcoholic) for just over £50. The whole evening was lovely although the traditional music did become very slightly repetitive. Although the curry wasn't quite up to some of the other contenders' curries this place is still in a class of its own. Wonderful!