RAITAKRAI in Kensington and Chelsea

The banana fritters for dessert are my favourite dessert I’ve had in a long time!

I dropped into Thai Square on a rainy London afternoon, since it’s right by the Natural History Museum. Sadly, the service was just as dreary as the weather—really cold and not welcoming at all. When I asked if they could make the fried rice spicier, they said they can only give me some chili paste on the side! I went with the vegetarian jungle curry, but honestly, it was pretty disappointing. It lacked both texture and flavour—just really bland overall. To top it off, the prices felt way too steep for what was served. Out of all the Thai places I’ve tried, this one was definitely the most forgettable. I won’t be coming back, and honestly, I don’t think I’ll miss it.

This is now a vegan restaurant. They converted 18 months ago. So be prepared. mock beef, pork, fish and duck. I think I was just shocked my favorite, that I've been coming to in years, near a tube station restaurant converted. The food, I didn't know what to order, the familiar comfort food menu is gone, vegan beer, all fine, service as great as ever. It's akin to the shock of hearing one of your best mates is now beginning transitioning. Just, the relationship has somehow changed.

One of our favourite Thai restaurants to visit. Good value and flavour. Can't go wrong with most of their dishes. I think their Pad Thai is one of the best in London. Another favourite of ours is the ka prao fried rice.

Amazing food and friendly staff!