Thai to Your Door

08/10/2026

Authentic, high quality, freshly cooked Thai food delivered to your door (or agreed location) in Shifnal.
Check out our 5 star reviews on Google and Tripadvisor.
Visit our website at www.thaitoyourdoor.co.uk
to order (upto 2 weeks in advance. Minimum 45 mins from slot time).

02/10/2026

Authentic, high quality, freshly cooked Thai food delivered to your door (or agreed location) in Shifnal.
Check out our 5 star reviews on Google and Tripadvisor.
Visit our website at www.thaitoyourdoor.co.uk
to order (upto 2 weeks in advance. Minimum 45 mins from slot time).

30/09/2026

Authentic, high quality, freshly cooked Thai food delivered to your door (or agreed location) in Shifnal.
Check out our 5 star reviews on Google and Tripadvisor.
We opened on 12th June 2025.
Visit our website at www.thaitoyourdoor.co.uk
to order.

A choice of homemade spring rolls, chicken satay, chicken green skewers, tempura prawns or prawns in batter. See our menu for allergens or click to order now.

26/09/2026

🇹🇭 Authentic Thai, Delivered to your door in Shifnal (or arrange collection from agreed location).
👉 www.thaitoyourdoor.co.uk
​Free delivery. Minumum order £27.50.

A choice of homemade spring rolls, chicken satay, chicken green skewers, tempura prawns or prawns in batter. See our menu for allergens or click to order now.

25/09/2026

🇹🇭 Authentic Thai, Delivered to your door
👉 www.thaitoyourdoor.co.uk
​Pro Tip: Our slots tend to fill up fast for the weekend, so we recommend getting your orders in early to ensure you don't miss out on your favorites!

18/09/2026

Orders need to be places a minimum of 45 minutes before slot times available.
www.thaitoyourdoor.co.uk

17/09/2026

Thai To Your Door
Authentic, freshly cooked Thai food with free delivery in Shifnal. Minimum order value over £27.50 with free delivery
www.thaitoyourdoor.co.uk

13/09/2026

Did You Know? 3 Mind-Blowing Facts About Thai Food! 🇹🇭
​1. Chillies are actually a total newcomer! 🌶️
Can you imagine Thai food without that fiery kick? Up until the 16th century, chillies didn’t even exist in Thailand! Portuguese traders brought them over, and the locals loved them so much they completely revolutionized their cooking.
​2. Forget chopsticks—it's all about the spoon! 🥄
Unless you’re slurping up a bowl of noodle soup, chopsticks aren't the norm in Thai culture. The proper way to eat is using a fork to push food onto a spoon, which then goes into your mouth. (Using the fork directly is actually considered bad form!)
​3. "Have you eaten rice yet?" = "How are you?" 🍚
Food is so central to Thai culture that the traditional everyday greeting "Gin khao reu yang?" literally translates to "Have you eaten rice yet?" It's their way of checking if you're doing okay!