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Camile Thai Kitchen is based at Riverside Retail and Business Park
Letterkenny’s Camile Thai Kitchen has announced its closure, citing difficult trading conditions.
Camile opened in January of last year operating out of the Riverside Retail and Business Park. At the time its opening, it was the franchise’s 41st across Ireland and Northern Ireland. The Thai restaurant created 15 new jobs in the local area.
“It’s with a heavy heart that we announce the closure of Camile Thai in Letterkenny,” the owners of Camile Thai Kitchen posted.
“While the current trading conditions have undoubtedly been a lot to contend with, we want to focus on the amazing support we’ve received from this fantastic community. The people of Letterkenny have welcomed us with open arms, and it’s been a joy to serve such a vibrant, friendly town.
“We’re incredibly grateful for your loyalty and enthusiasm over the years. While this chapter is closing for now, we’re hopeful it’s not the end! We’re already thinking of ways we might be able to come back in the future. Thank you for being part of our journey—we hope to see you again soon!”
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