Sri Thong in City of London, Westminster

Me encanta comer en este lugar, pero nos entristeció ver que había cerrado cuando mi último intentó una visita. Esta fue la mejor comida tailandesa había tenido!. alguien ha conseguido una información de donde han ido? Si es así, puede que por favor, envíe un correo electrónico, gracias

sad it has gone - hope they open elsewhere soon, i have to write 100 characters so if anyone finds out when and where they are opening a new restaurant- please put on sri thong site. nicola ,if you read this ,

Entramos y nos sentaron muy rápidamente, pero parecía estar entonces olvidado y tenía que ir hasta el bar y pregunte por nuestra orden que se han de adoptar. Una vez que habíamos pedido la comida llegamos muy rápidamente. Yo no podría decidir entre dos platos diferentes pero al final fuimos el curry verde, que es mi favorito comida tailandesa y estaba delicioso y el nivel su variedad era perfecta. Hormigueo pero no insoportables. Arroz pegajoso increíble. Volvería otra vez si estuviese en la zona.

found it by accident, walked in got good service, nice wine, great food and had a brilliant experience all together . Can't ask for more than that, and the bill was reasonable too.

Cené en este restaurante anoche, las camareras parecía estar en sus narices y ni una vez sonríen.

Queríamos un restaurante tailandés muy cerca de la estación de Liverpool Street. Sri Thong hizo su trabajo. El sistema de reservas en línea funcionaba bien. optaría por estar arriba en lugar de en el sótano (no hay luz natural abajo). La comida era buena. El servicio fue muy educado y atento. Relación calidad-precio no es fantástica pero cuando estás tan cerca de la ciudad de Londres, los precios siempre altura. Por tres platos, pero no el alcohol, y con un 10% de propina de servicio, espera pagar 30 libras por persona.

We have eaten here several times and what impresses is the consistent quality of the food. We try something different each time and everything has been very good. They only miss out on an "Excellent" rating because it's a little pricey.

La sabrosa cocina tailandesa escondido en una calle lateral junto a Liverpool St. Station. Chili-Tempura calamar entrante tenía un revestimiento crocante con un centro de suculentos. Larb Nua carne rib-eye ensalada estaba repleto de sabores y fragancias - y con una patada agradable de chili! Deja espacio para el crema flan jarana de hielo ... 3-course con un vino respetable por menos de £30 por cabeza no puede estar mal estos días tan Hunt este!

Paseando por la calle de Liverpool, estábamos buscando un buen restaurante tailandés para probar. Sri Thong es vecino, Mudmee, estaba lleno y estábamos buscando a 1/2 hora de espera (en un miércoles), así que nos fuimos a Sri Thong, que estaba casi vacío. Ahora sabemos por qué.

Creo que el tema resume nuestra experiencia en Sri Thong.

Sri Thong, slightly hidden down a narrow Medieval lane close to Liverpool Street station, is a simply-designed restaurant much favoured by locals and City workers. (Upmarket) cafe-style in appearance, it offers a pleasing range of traditional Thai dishes using fresh, vibrant, spicy ingredients. Portion sizes are moderate—allowing the greedier amongst us to try out a few starters and dishes—and there is a good choice of wine at under £20. A bit more expensive than the several Vietnamese restaurants...

I've missing the crispy fish in the Tamarind sauce for quite some time so I took the chance when I was near the neigherhood to try it out again. It was as good as I remembered with crispyness outside the seabass and the flesh inside were moist - very tasty with the tamarind sauce to give it a bit of sweet and sour taste to this dish. The ice tea was quite nice although it was a bit too sweet for me to start with until the ice melted in the glass and it tastes just right.It was conveniently located close to Liverpool st station so transport wise, it was not too bad to get to. Service is okay, not fastic but reasonable.

We were out for Mother's Day and randomly came across this restaurant. The food, service and atmosphere was fantastic and I highly recommend it!

A group of 13 of us came here for a meal after work. The service was very good and the food delicious. I was happy with portion size, but some of my male colleagues felt it could have been bigger! We all had a starter, main, dessert/coffee and 2-3 drinks each and paid about £32 a head - very good for London! Only one complaint is that my colleague ordered a vegetarian starter (pancake rolls) and unfortunately they gave her meat ones. However, this was quickly rectified. I would definitely return and highly recommend it.

Went there on Friday night after a couple of beers and was really impressed with both the food and service. £60 including service for two of us. I'd recommend the squid.

Just had dinner with some friends, after theatre. Quite glad to find the kitchen still open at 10:30pm!The owner was very kind, however can't say the same about the waitress (not rude, though. Just not really friendly). The food was good and service quick. 17£ each with drink (no dessert) is a good price, too. I think that the price range here is misleading because I consider the price mid-range and good value for money.

Nice café style restaurant serving a comprehensive Chinese/Thai menu. Don't get put off by the mix, the food is exquisite. The only reason I didn't rate this a 5 is because the service was a little abrupt and the atmosphere died down as it got later. All in all a very good evening.

Been coming here for years but haven't been for awhile, nothing has changed apart from the waiting staff, still serving terrific food, pleasant atmosphere, friendly service, good value for money, both my friend & I enjoyed yet another visit to this restaurant, which is tucked away but worth finding.

Terrific Thai food - slight variation on whate we are used to in Melbourne, Australia, but nevertheless excellent. A great wine list and nice decor

Really good for the money. Very quick and friendly service.Would definitely return and recommend to others.

My wife and I ate here on Friday night. Surprisingly the restaurant wasnt that busy. To start with we had Chilli Squid - nice but only 6 small pieces of squid, . Peppered ribs were just OK. Mains were better - Moo Gratiem was very good, Ped Maow was nicely hot and spicey.Fairly good value but wish the portions had been more genersous.

I went with my fiancee during a weekend away in London. We were torn between this restaurant and an Indian across the road and looking back, am glad we chose here.We were shown to our table in the window and given the menu. We received a bowl of prawn crackers as soon as we sat down (which did end up costing us £1.50 despite not asking for them!!) but they were an nice snack to start with. We also ordered a nice bottle of wine and I managed to do the manly "first taste" trying to look like I knew what I was doing but all the time thinking about the Michael McIntyre sketch about wine tasting which almost made me spit the wine out with laughing! I did succeed however and I think I looked fairly knowledgable!The food cam out in good time and we both really enjoyed it. The lady who served us was very polite and always had a smile on her face. After we had finished we wanted to just finish our wine and have a chat and at no point whatsoever did we feel pushed to hurry up.All in all, a thoroughly enjoyable experience in a restaurant that I would happily visit again.

We went to this place as it was the closest Thai restaurant to our hotel, and it fell short of the mark. The waitress and manager were friendly and the ambiance classy, but when it came to the food, the dishes were either lacking the crucial complexities or just completely overwhelming you with too much. My wife had the pad Thai, and the texture was good and it was sweet, but it was missing the saltiness of a dash of gold mountain sauce. I don't know if they were trying to keep the sodium down, but the result was lackluster pad Thai. I had the sliced ribeye in, well, just about every exotic Thai herb imaginable. It was like a salad of basil, mint and lemon grass, not cooked at all. So the result was, well, I had a mouthful of mint or basil with the texture of steak. It was very contrived. The bottom line is that this place did not hit anywhere the mark for our Thai craving.

Turned up at 9pm on a Friday to a very busy buzzy restaurant only to be shown downstairs where we were the only ones.(ok it did fill up later!) ordered the set menu for just under £19 a head and I have to say it you couldn't go wrong. Mixed starters fine but small portions and the main courses were really much the same but have to say chef went a little OTT with the lemon grass in one of the chicken dishes (I had to explain to my friend it's not always served like that!). Overall 6 out of 10 but another one of those places where you only get for what you pay for.

Went here for lunch, food tasty (but only had a main each). My friend (half Thai) asked for a dish that wasn't on the menu & they made it for her. Bill was £25 for 2 mains, 2 soft drinks & service so great value, service not great but not terrible, in line with other café type places.

Came across this restaurant by chance and what a find. Although busy was made to feel very welcome and the food was excellent. Would certainly recommend and go back if ever in London again.

Really, really nice & fresh Thai food. I had to check I was still in London as the prices are anything but. Well worth a vist, I am certain I will return.

I really like this place because it has great Thai food. I love the beef mussaman curry, chicken and cashew nuts, sticky rice, duck in tamarind sauce, prawns in a variety of sauces, great ribs and satay. Reasonably priced drinks too. Really good quick service in a nice basic surrounding. It's tucked away just off Bishopgate a 2 minute walk from Liverpool station. Go to this ace for the food either lunch or dinner.

I went to this restaurant for lunch, got locked in the bathroom, spent a while screaming and banging the door for help Then the manager came, couldn't do anything, got someone to try to destroy the door with a hatch which finally got me outside. When I got out, no one from the staff went to see me right away to find out if I was okay or needed anything although I was near to having a panic attack. The manager came to find out if I was alright much later having serving other tables in a not-so-busy time. I got to eat the food and then received the bill! There was a real lack of empathy and customer care. A real pity.

Recommended by a work colleague, I have visited Sri Thong on many an occasion over the past few months. With a pleasant, relaxed atmosphere and grat service, Sri Thong provides a great menu of fresh and tasty dishes. I would highly recommend giving it a try

I took 3 friends for lunch last friday 27th july 2012 -one from Asia and a french speaking Scotsman who lives in the Cameroons. We had another fantastic meal . food and service was excellent . the beautiful Yum spinach / singapore veg noodles and duck breast coated in honeyand peppers and a red duck curry and chilli prawns and chilli squid in lovely batter ,chicken satay- some rice, some wine and several large bloody spiced mary. I have been to the sri thong for lunch about 50 times now over the last many years and I have so many repeat requests to go again . I can highly recommend it.John Carruthers

As a regular at 'the thong' probably a little biased but I just love the home cooked family run feel. Last visit met chef Jack - tattooed, abrubt and no smile and only one love - Thai cooking. I can take the grey face - his smiling staff make up for that....and the food. His food is everything and more you expect from a land that draws together flavours from China and India. I had the green curry - fiery and rich in a traditional roti my sister had a Larb Nua salad - heavily veined Scottish rib eye cooked rare (to our order) with a fragrant, zesty lime and mint salad. Wines are very respectable - we had a £20 Spanish Albarino (managers tip). Desserts are light and simple - Moorish Affogato - hot espresso over vanilla pod ice cream in a tumbler was a pleasing finish.

Eaten in here a few times. Although it is almost like a 'cafe setting' it is good, tasty Thai food and I have only really had 1 slightly dodgey experience in here where my food was completely covered in fish sauce! The other several times I have been have been generally good. The Thai red curry is lovely with a few extra green chillis added to it. Definitely would recommend.

I have eaten in Sri Thong on a number of occasions and always really enjoyed the food there. However last night when we visited, I think the chef mustn't have turned up. The starters were ok but the mains were really poor. I had green chicken curry, which was awful. It was really thin with no hint of coconut milk or spices. My husband had a red duck curry which was really poor with very little meat. The waitress was also miserable and didn't manage a smile once. What a shame this place has gone off.

Piacevole ambiente minimal, in un angolo della City; personale cortese e molto disponibile (rabboccano sempre il bicchiere..) cibo di più che buona qualità: abbiamo scelto un menù degustazione che comprendeva ben 5 portate: le porzioni sono più che abbondanti. Spesa: per 2 persone escluso il vino: £40.

simple decor but clean....food tasted terrific, this is a special thai restsurant which my wife and i love....be sure to try it out. You will not be dissapointed

Not sure the last reviewer went to the right place. I found the food fantastic and great value given the complexity of fresh ingredients. Many UK thai restaurants skip the authentic fresh thai herbs and roots - clearly not sri thong. Would recommend the Goong Pao Panang - giant prawns with a rich red curry and cashew nut topping. My wife had the Ped Makarm - roast duck slices with a tamarind and lemon topping with a zesty sweet & sour flavour. Service was friendly and relaxed - will certainly be back soon

I can honestly say today I’ve had one of the most bland Thai meals ever! Now that is a word I’d never have thought I would have used for Thai food!I really wouldn’t bother! When I go to new Thai restaurants (Thai food being one of my favourites) there are normally key dishes that I will order to rate them on those dishes.I started with tom yam with prawns – I asked for it extra spicy as I like it as the Thais eat and not how they tone it down for foreigners. The prawns were like rubber and all the actual soup tasted of was fish sauce and wasn’t in the least bit spicy – I couldn’t see any chillies in it at all! My dad had chicken satay which was adequate but the satay sauce wasn’t very nice.For mains we ordered a Thai beef salad – again very bland but a nice cut of beef but the strips were far too thick. I asked the waitress for extra chillies – normally you would get this as a Thai condiment but they had to go to the kitchen to get this! We also had a green curry which was the most tasteless thing I’ve ever eaten, there was no chilli heat and the sauce tasted like it had been watered down. We also had weeping tiger that is normally delicious but the steak was in great big chunks and the dipping sauce – which I normally can’t get enough of, was horrible.All in all over priced and possibly one of the worst Thai meals I’ve had

Tasty thai food although I preferred the main to the starters. Not the cheapest place (unfortunately it was too long ago to remember how much the bill came to) but it's priced reasonably. All in all a nice meal, would go there again.

Excellent Thai food, cannot fault it