Whai Thai opens Kyiv’s largest ramen spot with open kitchen on Zolotoustivska

Whai Thai opens Kyiv’s largest ramen spot with open kitchen on Zolotoustivska AI

Whai Thai, the city’s growing ramen chain, opened its third and biggest Kyiv location at Zolotoustivska 44/22 in Shevchenkivskyi in late September, operating in test mode. The market‑style space features an open kitchen, a menu focused on ramen, and accessibility adaptations including a ramp and adaptive tableware. A new, accessible ramen option in Shevchenkivskyi: watch broths being made at the counter, bring a pet, and expect weekday hours from noon.

Whai Thai has begun test service at its largest Kyiv site on Zolotoustivska 44/22 (Shevchenkivskyi district). The restaurant — the chain’s third Kyiv outlet — styles itself like an atmospheric Asian street market with a central open kitchen where guests can watch broth preparation and portioning live. Weekday hours run 12:00–21:00, with extended hours to 22:00 on Fridays–Sundays.

The menu centers on traditional ramen and Asian small plates alongside signature experiments: Cheese Ramen (S) is listed at 375 UAH, Paitan Ramen (L) at 385 UAH and Spicy Ramen (XL) at 755 UAH. The venue highlights accessibility measures: a ramped entrance, support rails in the toilets (door widening is in progress), and specially designed adaptive bowls and plates for guests with limited hand mobility. The restaurant is pet‑friendly and currently accepting guests while final adjustments continue.

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