Thai food & dining
Seafood Restaurants in Ogunquit: Lobster and Crab with Thai Flavors
If your search for seafood restaurants in Ogunquit starts with lobster, it does not have to end with a lobster roll. At Sweet Rice Thai Kitchen, lobster, crab, scallops and shrimp meet curry sauces, noodles, herbs and vegetables. Our seafood dishes are part of a Thai menu, with a different balance of flavors from a traditional seafood-shack meal.
Find Sweet Rice at 309 Shore Road in Thompson Green Plaza. The dishes below help you choose by sauce, texture and the kind of meal you want. If your Ogunquit trip includes several seafood meals, a Thai curry or a crab noodle dish gives you another way to enjoy the coast's favorite ingredients.
Pad Pong Curry: three seafood ingredients in one Thai main
Pad Pong Curry combines lobster, sea scallop and shrimp with ginger, basil, sweet onion, scallion and cilantro in an egg curry sauce. The menu offers jasmine or brown rice alongside it. This is a useful choice when you want several seafood textures in one plate rather than comparing separate lobster and shrimp dishes.
The egg curry sauce is central to the dish. Rice gives you a way to enjoy that sauce alongside the seafood rather than leaving it behind. Read the full menu for the current description and ask the team about preparation if you have a preference or an ingredient question. The listed menu is a better guide than assuming every curry is built on coconut broth.
Crab Curry Noodles: a different bowl, built around turmeric curry
Our Crab Curry Noodles include lump crab meat, soft-shell crab, rice noodles, fresh turmeric curry paste, bean sprouts, cabbage, scallion and cilantro. Choose this when noodles are part of the appeal, or when you want to explore a crab dish rather than another familiar noodle order.
Choose Pad Pong Curry for mixed seafood and egg curry sauce with rice, or Crab Curry Noodles for crab and rice noodles in a turmeric curry preparation. For a table that likes to share, the two dishes offer a chance to compare the sauces and seafood textures side by side.
Start small or choose a familiar noodle dish
Lobster Rangoon is a starter with lobster, cream cheese and scallions, served with sweet and sour sauce. It is a different course and style from a seafood curry main. If your group includes both adventurous diners and people who prefer familiar dishes, a starter can introduce a new flavor without deciding everyone's main course.
Seafood with classic noodles
The classic noodles and fried rice category lists shrimp, sea scallop and local lobster among its protein options, with different prices. Check the menu for the choices attached to the dish you want. Our Thai menu guide helps distinguish Pad Thai, Drunken Noodle and the soup bowls.
Ask directly about ingredient requirements
These descriptions include shellfish, egg and, in Lobster Rangoon, dairy. If allergies or dietary requirements affect your order, speak with the restaurant before choosing. Do not infer that a sauce is suitable from its name or that changing one protein removes every concern.
Bring a coastal evening to the table on Shore Road
After exploring Perkins Cove or Marginal Way, continue to Sweet Rice at Thompson Green Plaza for dinner on Shore Road. Our coastal walk dining guide helps you connect the outing with a lunch or dinner window.
For a full evening meal, share a starter, choose your favorite seafood dish and leave room for Thai dessert.
Questions before you visit
Does Sweet Rice serve Ogunquit lobster rolls?
No lobster roll is listed on our food menu. Our lobster options include Lobster Rangoon, Pad Pong Curry and local lobster among the listed classic noodle and fried rice protein choices.
Is Pad Pong Curry the same as Crab Curry Noodles?
No. Pad Pong Curry combines lobster, scallop and shrimp in egg curry sauce with a choice of rice. Crab Curry Noodles feature crab, rice noodles and turmeric curry paste.
Explore seafood through Thai cooking
Look at the full food menu, choose the curry or noodle style that appeals to you, and join us for a meal on Shore Road.
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