Nha-Mor in Tower Hamlets

Little, cozy, warm and smells delicious even before you enter! Staff is super nice and are willing to give you recommendations according to your taste. Food is AMAZING! Specially if your the kind of person that loves soups... YUM! Cheaper to eat take-away than eating in.. ;)

Ubicado en el área de Spitalfields Market, donde hay muchos buenos lugares para comer, beber y ser feliz. El arma es versátil con buen ambiente y servicio La comida era muy buena pero tiene que ser con la competencia extrema en esta concurrida ubicación cultural

Visité después de que mi esposa lo recomendó. Pequeña cafetería básica con una buena variedad de sopas y curry tailandeses. Opté por la sopa de fideos del barco espesada con sangre. Tomamos un poco de dim sum y helado de taro para el postre. La comida era muy auténtica y porciones decentes de tamaño. Aunque en realidad no tiene el estilo de un restaurante formal, los precios son igual de altos. El personal es bueno

Food is tasty but extremely overpriced. I didn’t realise the ‘large’ which is not even a regular portion size was £10.55 and massively regretted my order. 2 wontons, 5 small pieces of pork fat- not meat- a handful of noodles and 3 Pak Choi leaves. A Thai tea is £3.50. You get better quality and value for money in nearby Pho or Rosa’s which is actually Thai food. Giving it a 2 instead of 1 because I would have been happy enough with my food if the price had been £6-7 max.

The food portions are tiny for the high prices charged, despite the menu offering several choices only two were available. Our chicken curry had four small pieces of chicken and lots of potato to bulk it out, in a watery broth. Not the creamy coconut milk sauce I’m used to. We were charged £3.20 for one scoop of rice, the largest margin markup in the food industry, must have cost them less than 5 pence. The owners need to read the reviews and take the comments on board. Look around the rest of the area there are better choices on offer!