About Joop Thai Restaurant
Joop Thai Restaurant is a family‑owned Thai eatery located in Centennial Park, Albany, Western Australia. Known for its friendly, homestyle atmosphere, Joop Thai serves a range of classic Thai dishes such as curries, noodles, stir‑fries, rice dishes, and appetizers, prepared with fresh ingredients and traditional flavours. They offer both dine‑in and takeaway options, and often take orders over the phone or in person, with daily service focused on lunch and/or dinner depending on the day of the week. Updates about opening hours, specials, and menu highlights are typically shared via their Facebook page at facebook.com/JoopThai.
A charge from Joop Thai Restaurant will usually appear on your bank or card statement after you pay for a meal, takeaway order, or phone order at the restaurant. The transaction description may show as “JOOP THAI RESTAURANT,” “JOOP THAI ALBANY,” or a similar variation, depending on your bank and card network. In some cases, you might see a temporary pre‑authorization (for example, if your bank verifies your card when the terminal is used) that later “drops off” and is replaced by the final charge. If you left a tip and paid by card, the final amount may be slightly higher than the original receipt total before the tip was added.
If you do not recognize a Joop Thai Restaurant charge, first think back to recent dining or takeaway orders you, a family member, or a colleague might have made in Albany, WA, especially around lunch or dinner times. Check any paper receipts you received at the restaurant or card‑transaction notifications from your banking app for matching dates and amounts. To resolve questions, you can visit the restaurant in person during opening hours or send them a message through their Facebook page (facebook.com/JoopThai) with the transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of your card; staff can usually look up the order in their point‑of‑sale system. For disputed amounts, incorrect charges, or suspected fraud, contact both Joop Thai (to confirm whether they have the transaction on file) and your bank or card issuer to lodge a dispute or block unauthorized card use.