Situated at 43 Frederick Street, the 122-cover venue will offer dishes made to co-founder Saiphin Moore's time-honoured recipes, from classic red and green curries to fiery drunken noodles, as well as a dedicated menu of signature bubble teas, boozy Thai-inspired cocktails and Singha on tap.
To celebrate the opening, diners have the chance to be the first in and get 50% off their food bills during the soft launch fortnight until November 12.
Take a look through our photo gallery for a first look at Rosa’s Thai in Edinburgh, as well as some of the delicious dishes on offer.
1. Listed building
Rosa’s Thai will be based in a former greengrocers-turned-listed building which dates back to the 1700s. The restaurant’s exterior nods to Edinburgh’s rich heritage with beautiful Greek-style columns and ornate iron railings,. Photo: Alix McIntosh
2. Open for business
Hot on the heels of its first Scottish restaurant in Glasgow, popular London chain Rosa's Thai has opened a second site in Frederick Street in Edinburgh. Photo: Alix McIntosh
3. Thai style
The interiors recall Bangkok’s thriving cafe culture and the dazzle of a Thai evening out with intimate booth seating, vibrant neon lights and red pendants hanging from the double-height ceiling. Photo: Alix McIntosh
4. Tom Ka Coconut Soup
Creamier than Tom Yum, with subtle chilli heat. Photo: David Cotsworth