Siam Kitchen in Thanet

My friends and l enjoyed a great meal at this restaurant. Very friendly welcome. I would recommend the ribs as a starter. The meat fell off the bone. Would also recommend the Thai white wine. Wonderful atmosphere, great food. Would highly recommend.

Siam’s kitchen great little restaurant (very small approx seven tables ) really friendly welcome great service . Food really good , all cooked fresh and very prompt. Booking is definitely essential

Very small venue so I would book if I were you. Fantastic menu which is helped by the fact that there is a picture of each dish so you have an idea of what you are ordering. The food was delicious and it was quick to come out. Would definitely reccomend this restaurant.

We had a lovely meal at Siam Kitchen on Weds 21st July hosted by the family, the service was amazing, the food was incredible and the cost was unbelievable we would definitely recommend to anyone, the restaurant is very authentic with a good real Thai atmosphere no glitz or glamour needed as the food, cost, family speaks for itself. We will 100% be back when next visiting Broadstairs

Great family small restaurant with real Thai atmosphere and great food with lots of choices for the whole family. We really recommend and definitely come back. Shame it's closed on Sunday.

We had a takeaway from here (lockdown time). The order was ready at the time we requested and the staff are friendly. The menu rates dishes as 0, 1 or 2 chillies. We though 2 chillies woud be very hot (as Thai can be) so went for a Red curry and a Massaman (one chilli rated). The Massaman wasn't bad, had some texture to the sauce and the beef and sweet potato pieces were nice, but it lacked any heat. The red curry was disappointing - very watery and insipid, the chicken and veg were fresh and nicely done but the sauce was like weak soup; no heat discernable. Maybe our fault for not asking for 2-chilli strength, but this for me didn't deserve more than 0 for spice.

We had a fantastic take-away yesterday from Siam Kitchen Thai Food in Broadstairs!! The mixed appetisers and other starters (prawns satay/ tender BBQ ribs/crispy noodles) were amazing and very tasty. The prawns red curry and the duck green curry were excellent!! The banana rolls with honey and coconut sauce finished perfectly the nice treat. The food was yummy, fresh and delicious. We cannot wait to have another take-away!! THANK YOU SO MUCH

Food was delicious in this Thai restaurant, not one bad thing to say about it. Highly recommend the prawn toast and sweet and sour chicken. Look forward to returning next year 😊

Popped into this little gem of a place for lunch. From the lunch menu I had dim sum to start and my wife had crab cakes, and they were both delicious, but the main courses - chicken curry with soup and noodles for me, pad thai for my wife - were even better. Fantastic, inexpensive food, lovely relaxed atmosphere, just great. We will be back one evening soon to eat from the full menu, although it's hard to imagine how it could contain anything better than what we had at lunch. Worth travelling to, but booking probably a good idea in the evening, as it is small

Absolutely disgusting please don’t waste your money! I’m not sure I would feed it to my dog! Tasteless, cold, rice and noodles all stuck together, sesame prawn toast like I’ve never seen (see picture) I called to complain about the £60 it cost and wanted to bring it back as inedible and they told me they can only do something if returned within ten minutes of collection! We had to get to the car, get it back and dish it up to discover how rank the food was!! What a disgrace. To top it all of there was a hair in the noodles! Disgusting!!!!! I’ve had better Thai in the M&S dine in two for a tenner! SLUDGE! May as well have burnt £60 notes.

This is the best place to eat in Broadstairs at lunchtime. I have been to the home of Kao Soi, Chiang Mai , Thailand many times and I can confirm that Siam Kitchen make one of the best Kao Soi anywhere. This was a return visit so I can confirm they are keeping up a great standard. If you are down from London and used to expensive London restaurants then Siam may well be a disappointment to you, it is not a London “Thai restaurant” but a Thai “Thai restaurant”.

Popped in by chance on a quiet Thursday night and so glad we did - simply delicious food and attentive service. So much choice in the menu,comfortable surroundings and great food.

A little gem in Broadstairs. Authentic with a range of spice tastes to suit all. Feels like being on holiday, and then you can walk on the beach. Wonderful for couples and families but book ahead

We went here quite by chance and were so glad we did - the food was amazing and the lovely, homely atmosphere was very welcoming on a cold night. And the lamb shank? Just incredible!

We visit Broadstairs quite regularly but this weekend was the first time we've tried Siam Kitchen. What a find, without doubt the best place to eat in Broadstairs.The food was so fresh and beautifully cooked, the lady that served us was friendly, helpful and very smiley.Please don't be put off by the reasonableness of the prices, the food is exceptional.

Impromptu meal out, greeted with a warm friendly welcome. Excellent service and food was delicious. A great little find will be going again. Very intimate so may be worth booking in busier months Duck in tamarind sauce gorgeous Thank you

A large group of us had lunch here today. Brilliant service and all the food was amazing. I had the pad tai which was delicious and flavoursome. The peanut sauce was sublime and I need more !! It was so cheap too- great value for money. And a discount if you pay by cash too. Will definitely be going back

Absolutely love this place - we look forward to eating here when we visit broadstairs. The food is excellent - especially the mixed starter and the Massaman curry (the best I have ever had). Staff are lovely and cook authentic food from their heart! Also, their home made dipping sauces are to die for and they have started selling them, which is great news. Could not recommend this place more highly.

Lovely friendly family and superb Thai food. Sorry I don’t live closer, it would be my regular eating point. 5*+

Would highly recommend the food at Siam Kitchen. On a very busy Bank Holiday weekend, the restaurant was heaving..which is great to see, but our take-away for 4 was fresh, tasty and served with a smile! We’ll be back!

Phoned up at short notice, we got a table at 8:30 pm. Firstly the place has a homely feel and feels quite intimate, nice decor and rekaxing. Simply its about the food, the menu has so many scruptious choices,.....only three of us so we shared 4 starters and 4 mains.......cooked to perfection. The lamb shank dish you must try. Its all vert authentic and tasty. Also the prices are so reasonable. We didnt try dessert so will be back next time to try. To the family running it thank you such a nice evening

Called in here on the Thursday of Folk week. Small and basic but authentic and reminds me of Thai street food. Good service and food. Will ho again.

We had the lamb shank massaman curry for main & the meat literally fell of the bone. It was the nicest curry I’ve ever had. From starters to main it was delicious!

We had a meal for four here, the place is a bit basic but that adds to its rustic charm, the food was very nice although we did have to wait a while for it. Overall ,worth a try.

must say the photo displayed much nicer than the actual place still we went in though food was not bad but waited so long i actually forgot what i ordered when finally arrived i ate most of part one before part two arrived or it would have got really cold finally went to toilet before leaving wish i hadn't what a dive will not be going again

We have eaten here previously and it was a lot better. Some parts of our meal were lovely such as Tom Yum, however the mains were not as delicious as it has been before and there was not a lot of flavour.

Choose this as regular Thai closed, but really happy with choice. Lovely fresh food and good choice. Delicious tamarind prawn dish! Good value when feeding seven. Will choose again.

Maybe they were just having an off day, but the food was extremely disappointing: unappetizing rice, tasteless meat and prawns so rubbery you couldn't even cut them. We had hoped for better on our wedding anniversary.

First visit here after moving to E Kent from busy N Kent. Lots of restaurants in Broadstairs but not many Thai. I had a Pad Thai. A bowl of prawn crackers and chilli sauce were brought to me first. Then the Pad Thai. Very hot, fresh and delicious. The Jasmine Tea was excellent. Tea bag Jasmine Tea which I tend to avoid but this tea was as good as loose leaf. The bill came with a chocolate, mint and humbug. I dined alone as I usually do and felt very happy here as clearly it is a family run business with the wife waitressing tonight and the father cooking. Both very pleasant people and I felt very at home. Such a treat to eat out in a family restaurant and the fish tank is delightful (with another on the way out to the toilets). Hand soap and paper towels in the toilet so all good there too. One can go and have a cardboard box of fish and chips or a double gin or, for the same money !!!! sit in a cosy restaurant and eat Pad Thai with tea......... No brainer really!!! I'll be back for sure. Thank you for looking after me tonight.

This is a return visit, our first since last summer. In the mean time we have been to Chiang Mai, Thailand, where we had plenty of Chiang mai Chicken Curry or Kao Soi. I can say Siam Kitchen’s is still up there among the best. If you are down from London and used to expensive London restaurants then Siam may well be a disappointment to you, it is not a London “Thai restaurant” but a Thai “Thai restaurant”.

Having lived in Broadstairs for many years I can't believe we hadn't eaten here before. The food was excellent and very authentic, lovely fresh ingredients and just the right levels of spice where needed.A large menu makes it hard to chose but everything we had on the night was excellent. We had the mixed starters followed by chicken with Thai basil,chilli and garlic. This was really tasty and very spicy which i like. My wife had the wok stir-fried veg and tofu which she thought was delicious with strong flavours of garlic coming through.My wife opted for coconut rice on the side. I went for a portion of noodles with my main course. Good pace to the service and a nice gap between courses meant we were not rushed.We look forward to returning again and trying one of the Thai curries. Thank you.

The manager was so rude I canno't understand how they are still in business. The food was tastless and the customer service was non existent. Please avoid this place on all accounts!!

We are vegeterian so ordered a few dishes including the pad thai. The food came but the pad thai was missing the tofu. We told the manager and she brought out one tiny piece of tofu! The dish is advertised as a dish with tofu! We complained but then she was very rude saying they have always given one piece. At the end of the meal we had a word with her. Again she was extremely rude and aggressive with zero customer service.

The food at Siam kitchen is wonderful, my husband and I enjoyed everything we had here (especially the prawn toast!)..they even gave us a free dessert of strawberries and two love heart shaped chocolate cakes. The staff are very friendly and the restaurant has a relaxing atmosphere- we are looking forward to returning here again.

Had a great evening. Wonderful tasty food, good presentation.excellent service on a busy night given by only one member of staff, polite,quick and efficient. No complaints would recommend and go back.

Excellent food and friendly staff. Good value (10% discount for paying cash!). Convenient location in the centre of the historic area of Broadstairs. The decor isn't inspiring but it's comfortable and very clean.

i don't understand why this isn't higher up the ratings?! food was amazing and for once proper traditional Thai rather than some of the westernised Thais you seem to get in many places!

We have been regular visitors to Broadstairs over the summer, and have eaten at Siam Kitchen on several occasions. As other reviewers say, it is necessary to book if you really want to eat there on evenings at the weekend. Siam Kitchen only has 6 tables (a max of 20 people seated). The owners/staff are delightful and we have always found the service very friendly and efficient, yet unhurried, so not the place to eat if you are in a rush. Our family has a mix of meat eaters/vegetarians and we all find a lot on the menu to choose from. My own favourite (although it sounds strange as a highlight) is the garlic brown rice. I've never found this anywhere else, and it's really tasty. There's a 10% discount for eating in if you pay in cash.

Restaurant may not look special from the outside, but we enjoyed an excellent takeaway from here. Everything was perfectly cooked, and reasonably priced. Highly recommended.

We were visiting Broadstairs for the weekend and decided to have lunch in Siam Kitchen because it have good reviews. It was a mistake, the food is absolutely tasteless and like done with cheap ingredients. I ordered Tom Yom Soup, and have eaten several times in Thailand and others restaurants in London. This soup in Siam was tasteless and very poor executed.

My first visit to Broadstairs and the Siam Kitchen caught my eye while wandering in the town. Checked out the online reviews and booked up. The food was amazing and very authentic having visited Thailand many times - good portion sizes and very tasty. There was a lovely ambience and the service was faultless - definitely service with a smile like Thailand. Great value for money too. Make sure you book as this is a small restaurant and several parties were turned away as they were fully booked. A must if in Broadstairs and worth travelling to.

Came here as a quick stop before heading home after passing by earlier on in the day & noticing the good reviews. We stopped in around 6:30 & noticed that every table in the small quaint restaurant had been reserved! They asked could we leave by 8pm & we would be allowed a table if so! Luckily for us our parking ticket was due to run out so we were happy to oblige! We are so glad we came! The staff were lovely smiling, friendly & Thai people. The chef lady even popped out to hand out some food & gave a winning smile in our direction! The restaurant is typical Thai dashings of bright colours & wooden shrines & decorations including pictures of the king who is so highly loved by the Thai people, which gives a lovely feel to the restaurant & really transports you to Thailand! Lovely traditional thai music was playing in the background during our quick visit. We ordered dim sum, fish cakes & chicken pad kae maow all for us to share. Everything all came together as we didn’t have lots of time. The 5 dim sums were to die for, beautifully fresh dumpling doe, so extremely tasty, the meat just melted in our mouths & came with a lovely dipping sauce. I would highly recommend this dish! The 4 fish cakes were yummy & came with a sweet chilli & crunchy peanut sauce again tasty. The chicken pad kae maow was not somthing we had had before as it’s normally seen as a beef dish throughout Thailand & the hundreds of Thai restaurants I have been to! However it was tasty & quite spicey & fresh. I would highly recommend this restaurant!

I have visited Siam Kitchen many times over the years as we live locally. Recently took my parents and nephews as well because they were visiting the area, and they loved it. My parents love Thai food and were really impressed by how delicious and authentic their meals were. My dad enjoyed his beer, my mum and I shared some Thai wine which was very good, and my husband tried the Thai iced tea which was so good I had to have one for myself too. The staff are wonderful hosts, with nothing being too much effort. Their food is consistently great quality, tastes great and the atmosphere within the restaurant itself is always relaxed and welcoming. It is not a large restaurant which my family liked as it gave them a chance to talk to the couple near us who were visiting from The Netherlands and wanted to ask my dad's advice on what to order as they had never had Thai food before. They also seemed really impressed with their meals. Honestly cannot recommend enough.

The food here is always tasty. I had prawn red Thai curry. I wish they did tofu red curry. Plus it would be nice to choose noodles or coconut rice as extra instead of the plain boiled rice. It appears to be a set menu without the choice to deviate from it. That said the food is very good.

The service us friendly and efficient and the Thai food is really good - perfectly blended flavours. It is mostly booked out so go in at lunchtime to book an evening meal if you’re in Broadstairs - well worth it .

When we arrived (2) restaurant was empty. Nice welcome from lady of the house whom gave us menus etc. Unfortunately for me no Real Beer available so we both settled for lemonade, which was very nice. We ordered our food. It was obvious that this was cooked to order - so the wait was a little long. In the mean time the restaurant had filled up. When our food arrived it was excellent, lovely flavours and just about the right heat for us. The only downside for us was the wait time. I expect this is a husband & Wife team working. Otherwise the food is glorious.

We have not been to eat in Broadstairs for some time so we thought we would try a return to Siam Kitchen. I can report the food and service was up to their usual excellent standards. This was a lunch time visit and we ate from their shorter lunch menu. I can recommend the Kao Soi Gai, or Chiang Mai Chicken noodle curry. For those who are not familiar with Thai cooking this is better than the many Kao Soi served in Ching Mai, Thailand.

Never having been to Thailand,I cannot vouch for the authenticity of the food here,but compared to the Thai meals I've eaten in the rest of the world,this was one of the worst.The food lacked flavour,spice and depth.The service was pleasant enough,but I won't be returning.

Small cosy restaurant. Quickly served and delivered. Very tasty food. Will definitely return at some point.

it is such a lovely place, the service was excellent , the food was delicious, i would highly recommend it .

This is such a cute restaurant.It's so authentic.Even going to the little girls room is an experience! Very reasonable prices too

Good food, charming staff, pleasant ambiance. Reasonable prices. Only ever had one Thai better than this and had many. Recommend!

Wonderful freshly cooked food. Greeted with a lovely smile from the owner Reasonably priced food and quick service

My friend and I ate here whilst staying one night in Broadstairs. A very friendly atmosphere and service was first class. Food was cooked to a very high standard and was very reasonably priced. A 10% discount was offered on food prices if you paid with cash. Great place. Thank you.

Not the best Thai food, but not the worse. Starters were lovely, especially the tempura prawns and the ribs, main courses were lacking a little. Service and staff were fantastic though.

We came an hour before closing after a long day of travelling. The service was fantastic, the food was hot and tasty. Would come again.

Outstanding service, fresh, tasty food AND a 10% discount for paying cash - I can thoroughly recommend Siam Kitchen for a big group or an intimate ,romantic dinner. The hosts are smiling and courteous and the food was really delicious.

This has got to be the worst Thai, we have ever had and I love Thai. 7 of us went for dinner and although the staff were lovely and very accommodating the food was awful, tasteless, fatty and cheap pieces of meat. I was served...

Just had a lovely meal in this cosy little restaurant, staff are very nice & the food was delicious. Would...

Fantastically little find and great value for money. You will not go wrong with a meal out here. Lovely friendly...

All the food at this family run restaurant was tasty and fresh with a good selection to chose from. The...

We so enjoyed our time at this local eatery. The food was tasty, authentic and clearly put together with much...

Popped in for a light dinner. Very clean and friendly establishment. Hosts offered us great choice of dishes and we...

We were tempted into this restaurant purely by their incredible menu & we were not disappointed. Offering fresh, incredibly tasty...

The staff are so sweet and the foods amazing. It's so reasonably priced. It's some of nicest Thai I've ever...

Amazing food, lovely service. I highly recommend this restaurant to anybody want fresh, authentic Thai food

First visit to Siam Kitchen, would definately go back. Excellent food, piping hot, really delicious. Great service and reasonably priced. Friendly staff. If you pay cash you get 10% reduction off food.

Been to Thailand many times and this place makes me want to go back there its so good. Tom Yum to die for but be warned very spicy. Great Green Curry and Pad Thai

I booked this place based on it's TripAdvisor reviews and we weren't disappointed. The service is lovely, it's family run with authentic Thai food. We thought the Dim Sum superb along with the tempura prawns and vegetables. In fact everything we ordered was quite divine. I had read on a previous review you could take your own wine and beer (which we did) but this was wrong so we happily ordered from the list, all very reasonably priced so no problems at all. The food is also very good value and we'd recommend this place to anyone visiting Broadstairs as a standout must try.

This is a great place to eat. The staff are so sweet. The food is really reasonably priced. What is also great if you have little experience with Thai food, is that there are pictures of each dish, which really helped us initially. I can't specifically recommend dishes, because everything I have had is lovely. The restaurant is quite small, I would say it would seat maybe 20-25, so if its a Friday or Saturday then it be best to book. You can also take your own alcohol!!You won't be disappointed.

Decided to grab a takeout from Siam, food was really good and very well priced. 25 min wait and was ready on my return. Traditional Thai style cooking and food. Family run business worth a visit if you like Thai !

We were in Broadstairs for a week and came to this restaurant twice! Food was great, quite generous portions. I had hope to try the pudding but never had room!

This small, friendly, family-run Thai restaurant seats only 24 customers and boasts a 5 star food hygiene rating. It is popular and booking is advisable. We went on Saturday evening and chose vegetable spring rolls for starters, vegetarian red curry, chicken with cashew nuts and oyster sauce, with sticky rice and egg noodles. Prawn crackers and a dip were served as a complimentary starter.The ingredients were all very fresh and cooked to order (with maybe a slightly longer wait than would be usual). Courses were delicious, flavours were balanced, and the overall meal was delightful. My partner said it was the best Thai meal she had tasted.Most surprising is the very reasonable prices of the courses - with a reduction of 10% for payment in cash. This little gem of a restaurant offers winderful Thai cooking at a great price.

SmallUnpretentiousGreat foodExcellent valueLicensed for alcohol unlike many similar restaurants in BroadstairsFriendly family atmosphere

We had great food & the service was exemplary The reason I only gave a 3 out of 5 was because there were only 6 tables & down the steps was obviously a living area plus a children's area therefore limited for customers

The food here is simply fantastic. Really great. Full of flavour and real authentic Thai cuisine.Lovely setting with a small restaurant and I'd suggest booking a table at the weekends (even out of season) but it's well worth it. Will be back again for sure.

Really lovely tiny Thai restaurant. Food is always freshly prepared and delicious. I am vegetarian and they are happy to prepare food with no fish sauce in it.

We went there for Lunch such a lovely meal and delicious but also the taste really nice. Would like to recommended here if you are looking for Thai Lunch. Have a try you never know.

My partner and I shared a lovely lunch with dim sum, pad Thai and beef with Thai basil. Great service and really enjoyable food. We will definitely be back.

This is a basic but cosy little restaurant run by a pleasantly attentive couple who obviously take pride in what they do,The menu is standard Thai fair, beautifully cooked and it's well worth a visit and if you pay with cash you get a 10% discount on the food!

A delicious menu and super family run business. The food is good value and tastes really good. A place I love to eat, whether an occasion or just a tasty lunch

We recently visited Siam Kitchen in Broadstairs.It was simply the best Thai food I've tasted locally.Service was excellent and the family are so friendly.I think the front of house is run by the wife of the chef.It was a quiet Monday night so they were both able to talk to us.If you are in Broadstairs I would recommend this Restaurant.

Visited on a Saturday lunch Very attentive service but not in your faceI had the chicken Chang mai curry with noodles massive bowl & really nice My missus had prawn Thai green curry with riceBoth came with side salad covered in peanut sauce Crackers & chilli dip complementary We both drank Diet Coke £1.80 eachTotal bill less than £16 absolute bargain Singha beers are £3.50 Next time we're in Broadstairs we will come back.

Visited Broadstairs for the first time in many years. Find Siam Kitchen as we wandered along and noted their lunch menu. I had the red curry with prawns and my significant other had the Chang Mai chicken curry. Both came with rice or noodles and a salad. We had two Cokes and the whole bill came to 15 pounds..they even give 10 per cent discount for cash. The food was excellent. The whole experience was lovely. Would definitely recommend.

Great food and delicious for dinner. Every time that we came here we're really enjoy. Staff were so helpful and friendly.

We dont go to Siam kitchen that often and probably ought to! Chef always takes a pride in the food he serves and we like it.. 1st time we've been for lunch and the lunch menu is a little limited compared to the evening. We will be back in the evening next time!

It's a small place but the staff was friendly and I was promptly offered the lunch menu. Fair choice of items and reasonably priced. I chose a railroad fried rice but was pleasantly surprised to get a small salad and prawn crackers at no extra charge. The food was tasty and enjoyable. Worth coming again.

There were seven of us in our party and we had a freshly cooked, fabulous meal. Excellent service and good atmosphere, as restaurant was full. Would recommend this restaurant to eat in or take away, as we did the other week.

Mixed platter to start.Prawn toast soft and oily,Chicken Satay sauce runny and tasteless. Main meal Duck dish looked and tasted of pork. Totally Bland and not even mildly spiced. Christmas decorations spotted still up in Aug on way out says it all.

We returned to this restaurant with haste and found after 3years it is still fantastic.Friendly,welcoming staff and wonderful food,longing to go back again.

This is a tiny little restaurant which fits about 6 tables. It is a true family run joint in that when we were there, the husband wife were in the kitchen cooking while the brother of the wife was servingThe food is cheap and good quality. The downside is the wait. We waited almost 2 hours in total to be served our starters and mains. We didn't mind too much. But if you can't deal with that don't go. If you have time do check this page out. The food was great.

What a wonderful Thai restaurant, fantastic food and a great setting.Without doubt it was the best Thai food we've had since visiting Thailand three years ago. The food was authentic and flavoursome and genuine to the Thai way of cooking without loosing the flavours for the English palate which unfortunately many Thai restaurants do.Definitely worth a visit and if it's full then do get a takeaway.

Our family love Thai food but despite the warm welcome we were extremely disappointed with the very poor quality food we had for lunch. Thai red curry didn't taste at all nice and nothing like what you get in a better restaurant. My daughters sweet and sour chicken was awful and full of large pieces of raw vegetables in a thick sticky sauce. Would not recommend even though the price was very reasonable.

I eat here on a fairly regular basis. The staff are sweet and friendly and food is cooked to order so you can ask for more or less chilli depending on your palate. I have always eaten well here

Very much enjoyed our Thai take away. Lovely helpful owners.Eat in or take away the restaurant looks very inviting. Would recommend.

We've been to this friendly little Thai a few times and it's always been a good experience, varied menu, reasonably priced and served with care and attention, what more could you want!

Small restaurant but packs a punch on flavour!We have eaten here several times as we live locally. Each time we are always very happy with our meal and excellent service. It's a family run business and you are always made to feel very welcome by the whole team. Need to book a table during peak summer season and children's holidays. I think the restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays out of season. Always best to call to check. We will return as we love Thai food.

We were hoping to go to Da's Thai, which has had great reviews, but as it was closed on Bank Holiday Sunday we came here instead. It looks unassuming, but the food was delicious - we had pad Thai and massaman curry with egg fried rice. The rice was beautiful - so full of flavour, and glossy with oil without being cloying. The curry had two large chunks of chicken on the bone, which fell apart under your fork and were delicious. And the pad Thai was flavourful and delicious too. Portions are quite small, but we were still full at the end of the meal, and for £10 a head including tip (with two soft drinks and the 10% discount), it was a real bargain. I live in London, but really wish this was my local Thai restaurant.

Prospective diners walking down Albion Street will quickly become aware that there are a number of restaurants to hand offering a range of cuisines.After a little `window shopping' our party of three eventually opted for Thai and duly entered this small family run restaurant and takeaway. It came as something of a surprise when we noticed we were the only diners, especially as it was Easter Saturday lunchtime and the town was busy.We received a warm welcome, were offered any table of our choice and handed the menus for perusal. Eventually, after some indecision we made our individual selections and ordered the starters and main courses which included tempura vegetables, thai dim sum, chicken wings and tom yum seafood accompanied by pots of green and jasmine tea.The food was perfectly acceptable, although one or two more items of seafood would have been welcome in the large bowls of tom yum at the expense of the noodles! Table service throughout was very good, friendly but not intrusive and on two occasions we were asked if all was satisfactory which was appreciated, particularly when the chef complete with hat appeared from the kitchen.Our party were all happy with the dining experience and whilst noting some mixed reviews on tripadvisor we could find no faults. The small dining area was clean and comfortable; however on reflection no inspection was made of the washroom facilities on this occasion.We did not consider the various dishes expensive as they seemed to mostly range between £4-7, but in my opinion the cost of beer and wine was rather pricey when compared against similar outlets.

We visited today for lunch with our 4 year old and 10month old. We have been several times, and each time have been warmly welcomed. Lunch is always delicious and good value. Highly recommend.