Restaurant in Linz, Austria
Central European Thai Kitchen
Aroy Thai at Peter-Behrens-Platz 3 is Linz's Thai option for diners who want something outside the city's Austrian-heavy restaurant circuit. Booking is easy, and the quieter square setting suits a date or small celebration. Specific prices and hours are unconfirmed, so call ahead — but as a lower-friction alternative to Linz's busier fine-dining rooms, it earns a look.
Peter-Behrens-Platz 3 is not the most obvious address for a Thai restaurant in Linz, but that single fact tells you something useful: Aroy Thai is positioned in a part of the city that rewards those who go looking rather than those who stumble in off the Landstraße. For a special occasion dinner or a late-evening meal when the city's busier rooms have wound down, it is worth knowing this address.
Linz's dining scene skews heavily toward Austrian regional cooking and modern European formats. Thai cuisine is a smaller category here, which means Aroy Thai is filling a gap rather than competing in a crowded field. If you are planning a date night or a celebration dinner and want something genuinely different from the schnitzel-and-dumpling circuit, this is the category to consider. The cuisine format — built around aromatic broths, herb-forward salads, and wok-cooked proteins , suits the kind of meal where the food does the talking without requiring a long tasting-menu commitment.
On the question of late-night dining: Linz is not a city that eats particularly late by southern European standards, and many of its better-regarded restaurants close their kitchens before 10 PM. Thai restaurants in Austrian cities have historically kept slightly longer kitchen hours than their Central European counterparts, making Aroy Thai a reasonable option to consider if your evening runs long. That said, specific closing times are not confirmed in our data, so call ahead before arriving late.
For a special occasion, the setting at Peter-Behrens-Platz is worth factoring in. The square itself is part of a modernist complex, which gives the area a quieter, more intentional feel than the pedestrian centre. Visually, arriving here for dinner feels considered rather than accidental , a detail that matters when the meal is meant to mark something.
Booking at Aroy Thai appears to be direct. This is not a venue with a six-week wait list or a high-demand counter. For a city where [Rossbarth (Modern Cuisine)](https://www.joinpearl.co/restaurants/rossbarth-linz-restaurant) and [Kliemstein Vino Vitis](https://www.joinpearl.co/restaurants/kliemstein-vino-vitis) require more planning, Aroy Thai is the lower-friction option for a last-minute celebration or a spontaneous date dinner.
If you are building a broader Linz itinerary, our [full Linz restaurants guide](https://www.joinpearl.co/restaurants/linz) covers the category in detail. For context on what Austria's leading end looks like, [Steirereck im Stadtpark in Vienna](https://www.joinpearl.co/restaurants/steirereck-im-stadtpark-vienna-restaurant) and [Landhaus Bacher in Mautern an der Donau](https://www.joinpearl.co/restaurants/landhaus-bacher-mautern-an-der-donau-restaurant) set the national benchmark. Aroy Thai is playing a different game entirely , but within Linz's Thai options, it holds its ground.
Address: Peter-Behrens-Platz 3, 4020 Linz, Austria. Reservations: Booking is direct; no extended lead time required. Dress: No dress code data available; smart-casual is a safe assumption for an evening booking. Budget: Price range not confirmed in our data , call ahead if this is a factor. Phone: Not listed. Website: Not listed. Leading time to visit: Weekday evenings if you want a quieter room; the square setting makes a warmer-weather evening particularly good for arrival. Getting there: Peter-Behrens-Platz is accessible by tram; check local transit for the closest stop to the 4020 postcode.
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