Menu from Jinos Thai Cafe
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Poh Piah ปอเปี๊ยะ
Thai spring rolls. Crispy pastry wraps with chicken, veg & rice noodle filling
Satay Gai สะเต๊ะไก่
Marinated strips of chicken breast, grilled on bamboo skewers & served with peanut & veg pickle dips
Jino’s Special Mix (for 2)
Tiger prawns in batter, Thai style spicy fish cakes & home-made sweetcorn patties served with dips
Pad Nam Prik Pao ผัดน้าพริกเผา
Fairly spicy stir fried dish cooked with Thai herbs, red & green peppers & onions with fresh veg
Gaeng Pa แกงป่า
”Jungle Curry”. Very spicy dish, cooked with red curry paste, holy basil, bamboo shoots, red & green
Pla Shu Shi ปลาฉู่ฉี่
Thai style fish curry. Tender pieces of haddock, cooked with coconut cream, lime leaves, onions
Desserts
Guey Buat Chee
Sliced banana, heated in coconut milk & topped with sesame seeds
Banana Wrap
Folded crepe dessert with banana filling, served with vanilla ice cream
Khao Neow Mamuang
Mango pieces on sweet sticky rice, topped with coconut milk & sesame seeds
More about the restaurant: Jinos Thai Cafe
Jino’s Thai Cafe, in the northwestern Leeds suburb of Headingley, is the local go-to for informal and friendly Thai dining. Here a warm space on Otley Road welcomes diners in for quick lunches or full-on feasts composed of authentic Thai cuisine of the kind typical of the street cafes of Bangkok. Simple, delicate, and balanced, the dishes on offer at Jino’s Thai Cafe are exactly as fans of the food expect, and are bound to make newcomers to this popular Southeast Asian cuisine restaurant loyalists in no time.
Frequently asked questions
Does Jinos Thai Cafe serve Thai food?
Does the restaurant Jinos Thai Cafe have Outdoor seating?
Thinking about making a Jinos Thai Cafe booking?
When the Headingley neighbourhood of Leeds is blessed by good weather, the good folks at Jino’s Thai Cuisine lay out streetside tables for cafe-style al fresco dining so you can enjoy your meal while you watch the world go by along Otley Road. When the weather is not so gracious – and let’s face it, it can be decidedly ungracious – this Thai restaurant’s interior is a great place to escape the gloom and indulge in some exotic and tropical Thai food that’s as kind to the wallet as it is to the appetite.
While Jino’s Thai Cafe is unlicensed, you’re welcome to bring your own bottles of beer and wine in from the nearby Headingley Sainsbury’s supermarket to complement your meal. Grab a good white and order up the gaeng ped or gaeng kiew wan, classic Thai red or green curries with tiger prawns, or bring a friend and tuck into a set meal for two (the Orchid and vegetarian Lotus options are superb) covering appetisers and main courses – some of the best Thai in the Leeds area.