This might be Pitlochry’s most unique and exciting dining experience! Step aboard our beautifully restored 1960s Norwegian railway carriage, made famous by its starring role in the Hollywood blockbuster “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One.”
At The Wee Choo-Choo, we offer an unforgettable journey through the vibrant flavors of authentic Thai cuisine. Our restaurant isn’t just a place to eat – it’s a piece of cinematic history. This iconic carriage was featured in a thrilling sequence alongside Tom Cruise, adding an element of adventure and intrigue to your dining experience.
Our restaurant is a dream realized by a dynamic daughter-and-mother team. Hailing from Southern Thailand, Mia and Isara have called Scotland home for over a decade. Mia, from Phuket, is the heart of our front-of-house operations, ensuring impeccable service and a seamless dining experience. Isara also from Southern Thailand, is our head chef, bringing her lifelong passion for traditional Thai cooking to the heart of Scotland and skilfully keeping wonderful Thai cuisine coming down the track.
Our menu features classic Thai dishes with a modern twist, crafted using recipes passed down from Mia’s great-grandfather. We focus on flavour, combining authentic ingredients from Thailand with locally sourced products from Scotland.
You could enjoy a dining experience where the rich cultural heritage of Southern Thailand meets the authentic charm of a vintage railway carriage. Relive the excitement of “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One” in Pitlochry and savour the extraordinary fusion of cinema and cuisine. Bon appétit!
Opening Times
The restaurant is open from 12noon to 10pm every day and our fine dining menu is available throughout with last orders at 8.00pm. Please make a reservation.
The restaurant is open from 4pm to 10pm, Tuesday to Sunday. Our fine dining menu is available with last orders at 8.00pm. Please make a reservation.
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