Camille Thai

Camile Thai brings the fast-growing, Irish-founded Thai brand to Wimborne Road in Winton — one of Bournemouth’s busiest neighbourhood high streets. You may see it written as Camille Thai, but the sign reads Camile: a kitchen built around fresh, made-to-order food designed to travel as well as it eats in. Whether you’re settling in for dinner or ordering to the sofa, the pitch is the same — proper Thai cooking without the fuss.

The food

The menu runs through the Thai classics people tend to order again and again. Pad thai is the house favourite — flat rice noodles with beansprouts, egg and your choice of protein, finished with lime and crushed peanuts. Alongside it you’ll find fragrant green and red curries, a mild and comforting massaman with potato and crispy shallots, and drunken noodles tossed in a punchy seasoning sauce with Thai basil and greens. Starters lean on the familiar — Thai fish cakes, spring rolls and tom yum or tom kha soups. What sets the brand apart is its approach: menus are certified by a nutritionist, with allergen and nutrition details published so you can order with confidence. For the full, current line-up and any seasonal specials, it’s best to check the restaurant’s menu directly.

Atmosphere

Camile sits at the casual, everyday end of the dining spectrum rather than the special-occasion one. Expect a bright, informal space geared as much to collection and delivery as to eating in — the kind of place you can drop into after work or bring the family without ceremony. Service is quick and friendly, and the focus stays firmly on the food. It’s a dependable local option rather than a fine-dining destination, which is exactly what a good neighbourhood Thai should be.

Where it is

You’ll find Camile Thai at 417 Wimborne Road in Winton, north of Bournemouth town centre. It’s a lively, independent-minded stretch — a mix of cafés, takeaways, charity shops and grocers — that draws a steady local crowd. The setting makes it handy for students and residents across Winton, Charminster and Moordown, and it’s a straightforward hop by bus or car from the seafront and surrounding towns. Home delivery covers the immediate area, so you don’t have to travel far to enjoy it.

Good to know

Camile Thai is open for dine-in, collection and delivery, and you can order online as well as in person — and, as across the Camile group, deliveries come in compostable packaging. Vegetarians are well catered for, with clearly labelled dishes and dietary information to hand. The restaurant’s most recent Food Standards Agency inspection (May 2026) rated its hygiene, cleanliness and food-safety management all as “very good”. Parking is on-street along Wimborne Road and the surrounding side roads, so allow a little time at busy periods. For opening hours, booking and the latest menu — including prices — check the restaurant’s own website before you visit.

Planning a wider food tour of the area? Browse more places to eat in our food & drink guide for ideas across Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch.

Camille Thai good to know

What kind of food does Camile Thai serve?

It's a Thai kitchen serving fresh, made-to-order classics — pad thai, green and red curries, massaman, drunken noodles and tom yum soup — with menus certified by a nutritionist. Check the restaurant's website for the full, current menu.

Where is Camile Thai in Bournemouth?

It's at 417 Wimborne Road in Winton, a lively neighbourhood just north of Bournemouth town centre. The high street is dotted with independent shops and eateries, and the restaurant is easy to reach by bus or car from across the conurbation.

Is Camile Thai good for families and groups?

Yes. It's a relaxed, casual spot rather than a formal one, so it suits families, friends and groups. Larger tables are best booked ahead, and the same menu is available for collection or delivery if you'd rather eat at home.

Are there vegetarian and vegan options?

There are. Camile clearly labels vegetarian dishes and caters to a range of diets, with allergen and nutrition information published for its menu. If you have a specific requirement, it's worth confirming directly with the restaurant when you order.

Do you need to book, or can you get takeaway and delivery?

You can dine in, collect, or have food delivered to your door. Booking isn't essential for a casual visit but is sensible for busier evenings or bigger groups — check the restaurant's website for current booking and ordering options.

Is there parking near Camile Thai?

Wimborne Road has on-street parking with side streets nearby, though spaces can be limited at peak times. Many locals walk or take the bus, as Winton is well served by routes into Bournemouth and Poole. Check any restrictions before you park.