Thai Brasserie in Cheltenham

Thai Brasserie is always very clean and welcoming, with a familiar Thai cuisine menu with a good range and selection. They have a selection of beers available in restaurant and the food is always of a good quality. Staff and polite and friendly, and it is generally easy to get parked somewhere near by.

Where do I start? Thai brasserie is one of the worst Thai restaurants I have been to in this country. We went in and we tried to order, we asked a waitress and she just walked off. 10 minutes later, we asked the same woman. Her English was very poor, I repeatedly asked her "does this dish come with rice?" She had no idea what I was talking about. 45 minutes later, our food comes, I accept this was a Friday night but what came was very, very disappointing.

Couple on an evening meal. Not an expert on Thai food, but the food was distinctly different from other Oriental fare. We used the online menu to pick dishes, to save time on arrival. All food was served in a timely manner, and was very tasty. Staff were uniformly helpful and friendly - we were advised that we had ordered too many mains (3), but we managed to have a good meal. We're not keen on coconut or peanut, so we avoided these, but dishes were spicy where they need to be, and the milder dishes were well flavoured. Prices seemed reasonable.

Meet here with some friends to celebrate a retirement. Friendly staff took our orders. My beef salad was gloriously hit and fresh. Chicken green. Hurry warming and rich. Excellent Thai food for a reasonable price. I will be back.

We had a family meal here and it was absolutely delicious, some of the best Thai Food I’ve had the pleasure of enjoying for somtime. The staff were all really friendly and helpful. Will definitely visit again soon. Many thanks Julian

We came here for a birthday dinner and the food was excellent. It’s arguably the best Thai restaurant in Cheltenham. Very efficient service and delicious food. We ordered the mixed platter for our started, and this was fantastic. Our mains were all great, particularly the Thai green curry. Highly recommended!

Had a meeting and this restaurant was right on the doorstep. What a find! Lovely decoration and interior and a very warm welcome from the manager.

Unser erster Besuch in der Thai Brasserie war überraschend gut. Der Service war freundlich und zuvorkommend und Essen lecker .

Visitamos con amigos y nos lo pasamos de gambas, langostino en bolas de miga de pan y pollo satay para empezar. Todo bien, excepto por el pollo satay, la cual era un poco por alto y le faltaba el sabor completo del pollo satay estoy familiarizado. Plato principal elegimos el curry verde tailandés peces monje que era delicioso y sopa de pollo con arroz de coco, que también era bueno. Ambiente agradable del restaurante y un rápido y eficiente servicio. Recomendaría

Tuvimos una cena en este establecimiento.

Reservamos una mesa en línea, pues no no es posible, dijo que estaba totalmente lleno, cuando me di cuenta de que dice que para cada día que aunque sólo en el caso de cal adivina qué lugar estaba vacío. Ahora que he comido allí no sorprende. Arranque hecha - dos miserables samosa vegetal poco que se describe como 'triángulos dorada; en el menú.

Nos canse en aquí para el ocasional comida de dos platos. El restaurante es elegante y el servicio eficiente y la comida es deliciosa. (nunca han sido inn el restaurante para la cena).

Precioso restaurante en una zona brillante de Cheltenham. La comida era muy buena y a un precio razonable. Servicio amable

We were recommended this restaurant by the bar tender in our hotel. The location is great as is the decor inside. Service was superb. Just let down by the very average food.

Have dined here on numerous occassions and have never been let down. The service is fast and the food good, they know how to "turn" the tables.

I asked which items on the menu were gluten free. The waiter said he would go and read the packet for the ingredients of the sauce. Says it allSoup was good though

has a takeaway form Thai Brasserie - it was the worst takeaway ever. They could not even proivde boiled rice, vegetables where over cooked and disgusting. Chicken curry was more like soup and chicken had a strange texture. Was really very unpleasant.

We visited on Valentine's Day evening and had a really lovely meal. The Mixed starter is excellent and we both had red Thai curries, I chose veggie and my partner chose duck. Both were great.The staff were very welcoming and the service was quick and friendly.

First of all, it was refreshing to find a set menu for vegetarians! The starter and main courses were delicious. We were, however, disappointed with the dessert menu, which was very standard and nearly all ice cream or sorbet based. There were none of the lovely Thai desserts I have had elsewhere. Good value for money overall. Pleasant ambiance and attentive waiting staff.

Low rating not justified. Good food and service on a freezing night. Prime location and convenient. Soup helped with cold and the mains specials provided a different slant.

I ordered a Diet Coke, which was completely flat, so I asked for an orange juice instead, which took forever to arrive.I then orders chicken satay as a starter which when it arrives was so dry I could hardly even get it off the wooden stick. I was so disappointed because chicken satay is my favourite.Then I ordered a chicken panaege which was ok, the egg fried rice that came with it again was very over cooked and dry.I just felt like all the food had been cooked three hours before and it had just been sat there then reheated once ordered. Which is so disappointing because the Indian Brasserie their sister branch I've never had a bad meal there before.I won't be going back and I'll stick to the Thai Emerald which is much better.

We happened upon this restaurant as we were searching for another Thai restaurant that was farther away. I could not be happier that we stopped here first. I had the Nasi Goreng and it was so reminiscent of the ones I've had in Phuket, Singapore, and Indonesia. I don't like my food to be too spicy, but when the flavours are this good, I can put up with a little heat on the palate! It was WONDERFUL!! (and reasonably priced)

Stumbled upon this restaurant and we were not disappointed.Staff were friendly, food was very tasty and price was reasonable.

This was a second visit. Like our previous visit, this was to celebrate our wedding anniversary. Superb meal, excellent service. We chose one of the set meals for two. We made an excellent choice. Each dish was superb. Alas, we had no room for a dessert. Hope to return. Would recommend.

Looking for somewhere to have lunch in Montpellier we chose the Thai Brassierie,it was an excellent choice.the set menu was reasonably priced and the food we chose was delicious and authentic.Robin was a perfect host and made us feel very welcome.I would have no hesitation in recommending this restaurant and will certainly be returning.

We visited Thai Brasserie Friday night on the bank holiday weekend and had a lovely meal. The staff and service were very good and the food was well presented and very tasty. Excellent dining experience, thank you.

在步行街寻找饭店的时候一对路过的本地中年夫妇主动给介绍了这家饭店，尽管走过去有将近1公里，但夫妇两人的热情打动我们毅然选择了它。餐厅环境优雅，服务员很友好，服务很到位，知道我们要分食所点的菜，给我们每个人换了热的大盘，菜的味道很赞，到英国旅游快两周了，这是包括中餐在内最合胃口的一顿饭，最推荐椰汁饭（coconut rice）。一般不写点评，但在英国旅游深感找好餐厅难，特意用中文写给同胞，希望能帮到来此旅游的朋友。

Arrived about 8:30 on a Sunday night. Still tables and a few in eating. Had a great green curry with lots of flavour and a bit of spice to it. Really enjoyed and good quality food.

We visited the resturant this evening ( 20.8.16). This was a family get together. The service was good food excellent as always - this is our third visit. I would highly recommend this venue.

We enjoyed an excellent dinner here during a visit to Cheltenham High quality Thai restaurant. Spotlessly clean and very good surroundings and comfortable. Very welcoming and friendly staff. Efficient service Great menu with plenty choice. Food was fresh and tasty. Recommended

We went with some friends last night for dinner at the Thai Brasserie and found the whole experience to be okay.When trying to order the food by telling the somewhat surly waiter what dishes we wanted, we were told in no uncertain way to ' just tell me the numbers!'. I thought this only happened in Chinese take aways. Anyway it didn't work as he got one starter wrong......perhaps he should listen to the actual food being ordered and not just the number.Anyway, food was okay, fish cakes a bit rubbery, red curry not particularly spicy, and beers a bit expensive.Would try other Thai restaurants before returning.

Firstly it's clean, the staff bend over backwards to please and the food is first class. Tonight a simple supper of delicious duck in tamarind sauce and Thai red curry was exemplary. Conveniently placed at the top end of Montpellier - this place is and deserves to be up amongst the best and a must when visiting the area

The restaurant was nice, but I was disappointed with the food. I did select spicy food (which I normally do at Thai restaurants), but the dishes were all overbearingly flavoured with Ginger.

There were 3 of us in the party and we were seated at one of the window tables. The tables were fairly close together, which accounts for the title, but we enjoyed a comfortable dinner. The food was excellent throughout. I had Tom Yum Kung as a starter and it was of a high standard, although I would personally have preferred it somewhat spicier. The Jungle Curry that I had for the entree course suffered a little from the same problem and, in my view, did not warrant the 3 chilies annotation on the menu. However, I suppose that they have to set the bars low in deference to those with a softer palette. All the food was delicious, however, and was suitably enhanced by the SingHa beer. The 2 ladies who accompanied me were raving about the duck served with tamarind sauce. Above all, it was the friendly attitude of the staff that helped create a good impression, with each member being meticulously polite and attentive. To be recommended.

We always get our Thai takeaway from here. Well priced and you get a generous amount. The food doesn't take too long either! The green curry is superb!

I visited Thai brasserie on 16th of June.The food is tasty especially the pad Thai , the taste of it is like something you can find in Thailand, the starter is always tasty, crunchy,serve with care. I come to Thai brasserie nearly every Tuesday and Saturday but on Tuesday the coconut rice doesn't seem to taste nice it just taste like normal rice but at Saturday the coconut rice seem to be so sweet and Delicious like it suppose to be( I just have to mention it). And the bad side of Thai brasserie is the toilet ( no hate) but it kind of smell like a dead rat in the toilet, I suggest if you put some spray of nice smell I think that would help but the layout of the bathroom is quite posh. I would visit again :)

I've been to the Thai Brasserie several times now with family and friends. Always have a good meal there and their takeaway food is just as good as when you eat-in.

My wife and I stopped here for dinner yesterday evening. We were impressed by the food selection, despite not knowing what some of the dishes were. My only moan would be that some of the dishes are rather expensive. However, the food was well presented and flavoursome. Service was also good. Would recommend and visit again.

I'm really not sure how to review this restaurant. We visited on an extremely busy Sunday night during the Jazz festival. The last time we visited it was a quiet lunchtime.What still stands out is the quality of the food which is excellent. In fact, I'd say that it's as good as you'd find in Thailand. I suggest you try the beef salad to get a real feel for the quality of flavours that they achieve. The dishes are nicely presented with warm plates (a sign of a restaurant that cares). The staff are terribly helpful and willing but seem stressed and rushed off their feet. On the plus side, they are obliging - like moving is to a quiet table away from a rowdy foursome. But strange things happened like bringing us the bill BEFORE our main course! The poor chap was very apologetic. Don't let any of this stop you visiting this excellent Thai restaurant. Let's hope things are less stressful next time we visit.

The food at this restaurant was authentic and it was beautifully cooked! However, the noise in this place was awful. It was impossible to hear ourselves speak because there were tables on each side of us full of noisy and i can only think drunk women! It seemed that every time the table behind us got louder then the women by the side of us were nearly shouting. It spoilt the whole evening for us...why do people in the UK talk so loudly...I never noticed it before but its like they cant talk to each other they have to shout! Apart from the very loud and obnoxious women that filled the place, i cant fault the food or the service!

It's not often we get out so a real treat. However bad choice of venue. I had the Tom Yum to start and my wife the fish cakes. Mine tasted like a powder had been put in warm water. No flavour other than greasy. The fish cakes were sticky and tepid. Not nice. We then waited an hour for the main. My jungle curry had been made from the same packet mix as the Tom Yum but with some extra chilli. My wife's prawns were the saving grace. Superb. That is after we sent them back to be cooked as they were served up raw. To be fair they reduced the bill by 10%. Staff were friendly but overall give it a miss. A real shame and expensive for substandard food.

Mixed starter is amazing! Best prawn toast I've ever had. Also had a glass of champagne each. A bottle of Indian Sauvignon Blanc which was delicious. My other half had beef and pineapple as his main - which he thoroughly enjoyed (good if you're not into spice) I had King Prawn in coconut sauce - best prawns I've ever had - tasty sauce with a little kick! This is a 5* restaurant I would recommend this to any couples looking for a romantic meal the service was faultless and once being a waitress myself/ working in customer see myself I have high standards. This restaurant is a hidden gem and I know if I have any more special events where I can go to be treated like royalty. Thank you Thai Brasserie for making our 3 year anniversary so perfect!!!

Excellent service from this restaurant. The staff were very attentive and friendly. We chose 2 of the set menus for 4 of us. All dishes arrived in a timely manner without being rushed. Plates were hot, dishes served hot with an explanation of each one upon arrival at the table. The only problem was that we needed a larger table to accommodate everything. Excellent value for money. Shame we were unable to clear all the plates as our eyes were larger than our stomachs. Looking forward to the next visit.

Ordered a takeaway from here for the family. Portion sizes good. Food was ready in reasonable time for a Saturday night and the food was hot. It was flavoursome and couldn't really fault it.

I went to Thai brasserie yesterday , we ordered Thai yellow curry, pad Thai beef and pad Thai chicken, and steamed rice, the curry wasn't 10 out of 10 but it was pretty good, pad Thai beef and chicken was delicious, it normally isn't really, I went there last two weeks and it didn't taste that good , it was abit salty and not enough flavours and too much sauce so it turned out too sweet but This time it taste like real pad Thai from Thailand. If the food always taste awesome like this then we would go again. I really miss the old Thai brasserie food, it use to be really good. I would go back there again and enjoy those tasty food.

Food was ok but not great...the plain steamed rice was sticky and overcooked.For the price I don't think I would dine here again.it wasn't worth it.

We all really love authentic Thai food.The coconut rice was really awful. As this was a special family meal, we preferred not to spoil the evening by making any fuss on the evening. Usually we prefer to complain there and then.We will never ever return and cannot recommend this to others sadly.It was a cold night, so the radiators were high, and too hot to touch, but we were left to find out how to adjust them ourselves.The staff are really lovely people, but one of our waiters brought us Tempranillo when we asked for Chardonnay. He had no idea of the difference between red or white wine apparently. This has not put us off authentic Thai food, just this particular venue.

Our first and last evening visit to this establishment. When we arrived we were seen to our table and the first thing we noticed was that it was slightly cold and so we both kept our jackets on. First Gripe in the very first minute. Surely on a cold evening you have the room cosy and warm?The waiter provided us with the food and drinks menu and left us to choose. Two minutes later he came back where I ordered my drink but there was a query as to what number it was. He snatched the drinks menu from out of my wife’s hands so that he could let me point out the chosen drink. He then turned back to my wife and asked her what drink she would like even though she had not had the chance to see what was on offer. Stunningly rude. Second Gripe in less than 5 minutes.We ordered one starter to share between us. Half way through, the main course arrived. Third Gripe. By now we were starting to get very annoyed and our dining experience was beginning to evaporate before our very eyes.I had ordered ‘Vegetable Stir Fry Sweet and Sour’, a dish I order often in many other Thai Restaurants. To be fair, the vegetables were nice enough but they were covered in either the same or a very similar sweet red sauce that you would expect had you ordered a Sweet and Sour from your local Chinese Takeaway. There was nothing Thai tasting about the dish at all and I had to look around to check I had entered the correct restaurant. My wife ordered a Crispy Fish dish and this was covered in a different coloured brown sweet sauce that tasted almost the same as my own red sauce. Fourth Gripe. Even after the event, I am still stunned how this could even remotely be classed as Thai food. They need a Thai Chef urgently who understands how to cook the food.50 minutes after arriving we were finished and we could not wait to leave. We don’t have much luck with Cheltenham Restaurants it seems and this was a complete and utter disaster. Forty UK Pounds wasted. It was the ‘polite English Gent’ in me that stopped me making a scene and letting them know our opinion and demanding a reduction in the bill. I could rant some more and I have deleted many of the comments I originally wrote but I will just leave it with ‘never again’.

- Starters were incredibly greasy.- We had to wait an hour for our main to arrive. Then our rice arrived, had to wait a further 10 minutes before our main dishes came! - Understaffed.- The staff handled our concerns appallingly & came up with poor excuses that "busy because of race day".... Obviously has happened before & not trying to resolve the situation.- Was also really cold in the upstairs part of the restaurant!

Visited first week of January. I had a sharing platter to start. Quite frankly the quality was awful!.... It would be exactly what I'd expect to find in a box from a cheap supermarket range. Very salty...very poor quality, and no preparation needed by the restaurant. Just get it out of the packet, warm it up, call it a fancy name and charge too much. The main dishes were marginally better, but not much. The best thing about the place (in my opinion) is the staff. Especially the younger ones. They were cheerful and helpful. But the food was just not anywhere near good enough. We will not be going back in there. There are plenty of better alternatives in town!

We occasionally have lunch here when we visit Cheltenham. The quality of the food is consistently good, and the prices quite reasonable. Staff are pleasant, and the seating, etc. is good.

Had a nice evening here-the highlight being the delicious food. We had set menu b, with the best dishes being the Pad Thai and the Lamb curry. Also liked the starters; the waiter saw I was enjoying the dips so much that he brought me some extra over for the main which was nice! Friendly staff.

Thought a little different Christmas meal will be novel and so chose the Thai Brasserie. And we were not didsapointed. Great menu - so much to choose and very good food. And staff were very accommodating...

We had 2 starters; sharing platters and 2 mains; drunken duck and sweet chilli chickenMeals were really nice and the service was very good. Mains averaged around £12 with rice £4 but felt about right for the standard of food.

Dined here on Sunday evening 6th Dec.Nice relaxed atmosphere and friendly service.There's also a special Sunday menu available.The food was fresh and very tasty, the portion sizes are big, so much that we couldn't eat it all.I can recommend the mixed starter.The tall waiter forgot to return our change, but after I pointed this out I am happy it was an oversight. I was leaving it as a tip anyway, but would have been nice to be given the option.Anyway, this did not spoil our experience and we will be back, next time we're in Cheltenham.

Had a wonderful night. Best thai food in Cheltenham . Authentic fresh and tasty. Dont go anywhere else. Polite service and overall we had the best thai meal in a long time. X

Been here twice now. Both times the food has been OK. Well cooked and tastes good. Nothing special though and there are better restaurants around. Keep asking if you want another drink which does get irritating.

We turned up at the Thai Brasserie on Friday 30/10 without a booking having already been turned away from the empty East India Cafe at 6.00pm. The restaurant was busy but the pleasant staff immediately offered us a table. We were so glad they did. We had the mixed starters for 2 then duck with tamarind sauce and stir fry chicken with oyster sauce. All dishes were sensational. Will definitely be going back when we next visit Cheltenham.

This was our first of many visits. Due to its location I'd automatically thought the restaurant was a fine dining establishment and not what I'd choose for an evening out! How wrong I was...although the tables are laid with good linen, the atmosphere is far more relaxed and the prices very reasonable. the portion sizes excellent, and the dishes very authentic outside of Thailand. The only down side was the choice of beers are by bottle only at £3.50 each

My partner and I dined early Saturday night (7ish). The restaurant was not overly busy. We were greeted by the front of house (?) he pulled out my chair but didn't offer to take our jackets (first strange event). Gave us menu's etc. then came back literally two minutes later and asked us for what we wanted to drink - we'd just sat down!. We ordered a bottle of red, the cheapest bottle at £14 (it was quite good). On pouring the wine, he spilt drops of it on the white linen table cloth and didn't seem bothered by this (odd and bit unprofessional). After pouring our wine and I asked if we could order, he said he didn't take orders and suggested to someone we couldn't see then stood behind us for ten minutes while we waited for someone. Strange. We had to ask again to order. Other tables were getting free brackets of prawn crackers and water – we seemed to have missed out on this. We ordered the Vegetarian Mixed Starters (£6.96 EACH). This was pricey for what it was, and I had a LOL at the Iceland comment below from a fellow reviewer of which this starter was most definitely. The vegetables were not tempered. Everything single thing was deep fired. Our mains; Thai duck curry (£11.95) and I had the vegetarian Pad Thai. I love Pad thai and I was travelled all over Thailand so… Partner had no complaints on the duck. Whereas the Pad Thai – was a whole bag of sugar used? I think so.Two stars - for weird service and average food it was not worth £50. We will not return, as there are plenty of other Thai places to try in Cheltenham.

Had a meal here on the evening of 8 October 2015. We were treated very courteously, the food was very good and reasonably priced. Quick and attentive service despite the fact that there were quite a lot of customers - recommended.

Food was excellent, well cooked and came out hot. Had the set menu for two A, which gave us plenty to eat! Service was fine. Tables are a bit packed in in the back room but we had a table that should be for four for two so we fine. Would defiantly go back.

Service couldn't have been better. We walked in off the street without a booking and were perfectly looked after until we left. The staff could not have been more attentive.We took the easy route and chose two set menus. Starters were relatively standard prawn toast, spring roll, chicken skewer and dips. The prawn toast was perhaps a little stodgy but overall tasty.The mains were delicious. Portions were vast and honestly there was not enough room on the table for all the food. The lamb in the curry was very tender and the sauce delicious. The green chicken curry also tasty, In fact everything was great. My choice would be for the food to have more kick to it - i.e. more authentically Thai. But that apart we all enjoyed our meal.And not too pricey either.

Has to be the worst curry I have ever been served and expected to pay for. I couldn't eat it by the way. Imagine a chef cooking a cheap cut of beef and chicken, slicing it, cold and adding to a questionable Cash'N'Carry sauce with tinned potatoes! Disgusting and inedible. The ample vegetation around the plates were left overs from lunch time. Give it up Thai Brasserie, either sack the chef or close down.

We were having dinner last week in this restaurant, it was one of the worst restaurants we ever been. Everything was battered and deep fried, horrible by the way. It is as if they get the food from Iceland!! :O even the sauces came straight out of the jar. The place was empty, which is not a good sign, and no wonder why. We won't be going back, at all....

I ate here with two colleagues on Wednesday night as we were staying in the area for a meeting. The restaurant is nicely decorated and the staff were attentive. There is a varied menu - we ordered the chicken satay and Thai fish cakes. Both dishes were tasty. For main course we had yellow curry, green curry and beef noodles. All were generous portions and my yellow curry was delicious. Prices were very reasonable. Only drawback was the slightly tacky pop music being played whilst dining. Would go back if in the area.

I dropped in on spec for a solo lunch. The set menu had a good range of options although I didn't get the starter that I chose - a minor language problem I think - it was still good. The main was generous and freshly cooked. Recommended.

This is *not* a review of the food in the restaurant (which may be excellent) as we didn't eat any. Here's why.I saw the new place had opened and took my girlfriend to give it a try.Ordered drinks, sat by the window, all jolly lovely. Menus were stuck together with old food, but never mind.Asked waiter for a gluten free menu, or at least one with gluten-containing dishes marked. He said that there wasn't one, but that not to worry, pretty much any dish could be made gluten-free, and that we should ask. Result!It turns out, though, that their definition of "pretty much any dish" excludes all but one of their starters; prawn crackers; every main dish which isn't a curry... and the one curry my girlfriend wanted (Massaman I think). So having iterated through all of these options and been told "no" by the waiter, we decided to give up and eat elsewhere. We asked for the bill for just our drinks and were charged a tenner for a small bottle of Kingfisher and a glass of Rose. This does not represent good value for money. I am not saying that they water down their wine, because that would be potentially libellous. All I am saying is that we were served a vintage with notes of rain and just a hint of babbling brook. For £6.50 I'd expect better.As I say, this is not a 2* review of the food, because although we were very keen to try this place, we didn't get to eat anything. At the end of the day, all restaurants in Cheltenham are judged against the super-high standards set by Bar and Wok. Given this experience, the service and value offered by Brasserie are not in the same league.

What a lovely clean and contemporary restaurant. Every staff member there was efficient and attentive. We enjoyed a sharing platter to start followed by massaman and red Thai curries with coconut and sticky rice, all beautifully flavoured and thoroughly enjoyable. We have eaten far and wide and rarely award 5 out of 5's in our reviews but this was an excellent dining experience and highly recommended!

A very nice place, food and service were top notch !!The staff were very helpful and happy to help.The Jungle curry was very nice - the 3 chilli rating was appropriate !!

There were 11 of us for Sunday lunch including one in a wheelchair and a 13 month old baby. Everyone was made extremely welcome and the waiting staff were very attentive, checking to make sure my disabled mother-in-law was OK. My 13 month old granddaughter was given her own plate of prawn crackers and carrot sticks. The food was superb. Some of us had the two courses for £7.95 while others had the Sunday special of three courses (more variety) for £12.95 per person to share. I had the two courses as I wanted the Thai fish cakes and Pad Thai Noodles, neither of which are on the Sunday menu. My husband likes the jungle curry as it's very hot.The restaurant is bright and spotlessly clean. I've been quite a few times before and shall certainly return soon.

First I want this restaurant to change the chef because it called Thai brasserie not Indian brasserie, I know that This kind of food isn't Thai chef style of cooking.please get a real Thai chef because that will improve the food. It seem like the chef don't have any knowledge of cooking Thai food. If the manager can at least tell the chef that some of the costumer don't like his food, it doesn't matter if he is gonna listen or not just tell him. Don't u know why your costumer are dropping well that the chef fault.I will come back when they change the chef. I bet I wouldn't come back because your restaurant won't ever change the chef.

Modern vibe Thai restaurant in good location in Montpellier. Good food, not badly priced! really enjoyed my curry.

if your looking for Thai dining .... this is the place!!! the staff are helpful and very polite and having return recently from Thailand the food is spot on ..... the interior is stunning with all the wood carvings and the huge skylight in the roof gives the feeling of eating outdoors also the restraunt and the toilets are immaculate

Absolutely fantastic service from start to finish. We were a group of 6. We had mixed vegetable starters for 2 and mixed starters for 2. These were all absolutely amazing fresh and beautifully presented. Definitely enough for a starter for 6. We all had different meals from green/red curry, mussamam curry, pad Thai. We also has a selection of rice, coconut, steamed, sticky. We probably ordered a bit too many rices as we had one each and we had some left over. The food was all amazing, fresh and high quality. Service was excellent and price was very reasonable. I will definitely be back.

Having failed to get a table at our top choices on a busy Saturday night, we settled on the Thai Brasserie because it was the only place with a free table (mistake 1). The place itself is very nice, very clean - and very friendly. Staff were all well drilled. But god knows where the chef learnt his craft. The best thing we ate was the seafood salad - and that was because it was a salad! The starters were largely of the deep fried variety (mistake 2). We orderered the Jungle Curry - and it was honestly the worst dish I've had in years (mistake 3). And for the first time in my life we walked away from an opened bottle of wine (mistake 4) as it had a whiff of the Austrian 80's. I'd have given it 1/2 stars, but it's an OK restaurant with decent staff

Very, very nice interior and lovely atmosphere. Moderate prices. Good service. Very good food. Friendly staff.

We have popped into Thai Brasserie a couple of times to date and have loved it. The staff are all so friendly and willing to accommodate. We usually have the set menu which is excellent value and give you a lots of different tastes.

Great food. Amazing wood carvings.This is a very popular restaurant which will rarely put you wrong.Highly recommend. Perfect for birthday meals out.

My wife and I ate here on Sunday evening and once we were seated and ordered the waiter never spoke to us again. My food was fine although the wife did not enjoy her Thai green curry. It was the lack of friendliness that was most noticeable.

The food is tasty, freshly prepared and plentiful. We chose the mixed starters which were excellent, Thai Green chicken curry, drunken noodles and coconut rice - all excellent.Have had problems in the past regarding slow service but no complaints this time. Service was attentive and efficient.Probably the best Thai in town.

Greatly enjoyed an early evening meal at this restaurant. Chose one of the set menus. Excellent food, beautifully served. Very good wine menu. Efficient, friendly and knowledgeable service. Pleasant location. This was our first visit. We'll be back. Can heartily recommend.

Thai Brasserie always provides excellent food and high quality service and one leaves with that most pleasurable of feelings and desire to return again soon!

I've never been a fan of Thai food, previous experiences have been very hit-and-miss, but we came here for my daughter's birthday meal, and this is where she wanted to eat out. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised, all of the food (sorry, don't recall the names of the dishes) I found to be very aromatic and full of flavour, distinctly Thai and very enjoyable! The service was very pleasant, friendly and at a steady pace, and the restaurant itself is very classy and elegant. Overall I was very satisfied, as were my family. Perhaps it's little surprise that this restaurant is owned by the same group who own my regular Indian restaurant (Indian Voojan down the road) as well as owning quite a few others around Cheltenham. I'm not generally a fan of chain restaurants but these guys certainly know what they're doing, they don't feel like part of a chain and each place has its own personal touch. No affiliation with them by the way!

Third time of eating here and still impressed. Great service with charming waitress. Good selection of the usual Thai fare. Exquisitely presented and served. Highly recommend the Thai fish cakes - my personal preference as well as the Thai green chicken curry.

Eating at Thai Brasserie a few times, I have found the quality very good, good menu choices, and tasty food! Service is attentive and overall very good. The restaurant has a nice modern ambiance. Recommended.

Having never eaten Thai before, I wasn't sure what to expect....Friendly greeting by the staff. Tables were well spaced and comfortable. Ambience was pleasant.We were there on a Sunday evening and had the Sunday set meal for Two. It was delicious! Clean and flavoursome food that made the taste buds dance. For £40, we had two 3 course meals and a bottle of wine.Bathrooms were clean and worked as they should.Parking is free in Cheltemham after 8pm.Would definitely go back again.As a bonus, they do NOT use MSG in their cooking :-)

This place was good but not great. Service was very good and attentive so that's a plus. The menu is extensive and we ordered quite a few veggie and dumpling starters that were enjoyed by all. I had jungle curry which was as spicy as advertised. The only drawback was that the food wasn't as flavorful/aromatic as some Thai can be and the wine selection was not good. They had two white and two red by the glass options and the red I ordered (Malbec maybe) was terrible. Very watery and cheap tasting. My colleague ordered white and felt the same. Perhaps up the flavor quotient and offer better drinks but otherwise a nice low-key spot for reliable Thai.

From the first moment when we arrived we was rushed out from the restaurant, no music, no any atmosphere. The staff nearly can not speak in English. And the food...I try Thai food for first time in my life, but this one the last one. Never again. The worst restaurant where I ever been , I can not recommend it at all.

friendly town centre dining...buzzing and food was promising at the start....but the quality of the chicken was a let down. Perhaps they should concentrate on less quantity, higher quality ingredients, I for one would not mind paying higher prices for that and given this is in a smart part of Cheltenham, a winning change of strategy?

An early evening supper and our first visit to the Thai Brasserie. Excellent, friendly service and really tasty food. Very clean and attractive dining-room too, with a good view. Very happy with the whole experience and would definitely recommend.

Very happy with the quality and quantity of the food. The staff were very helpful, friendly and efficient. We will definitely return in future.

There is a warm welcome to the Thai Brasserie and the service cannot be faulted. The food is prepared well and whilst there was a little wait between the starter and the main this wasn't too much of a problem. The restaurant was busy on arrival but they were still able to take a last minute booking.

We went to the restaurant recently for a friend’s birthday. There were 8 of us. We had shared mixed starters which I didn’t think it was fresh and the satay sauce tasted a bit sour which I know it shouldn’t be. The spring rolls smell off. We ordered different main dishes, ranging from various curries, stir-fried and from the grill section but they all kinda tasted the same. My drunken noodle was very salty and not spicy as it supposed to be at all. I wouldn’t recommend this restaurant to anyone until they get a better chef in. Very disappointed it with the taste of food, quality and price.

The restaurant looked really nice from the outside when we were deciding where to eat. And we fancied a nice spicey Thai meal. The place was quiet when we arrived, but was very busy later in the evening.The waitress could not be nicer, but both our soups were so insipid that we sent them back and went for the safe option of tempora vegetables. Tempura batter should be light and crunchy - these were not. Another safe option in a Thai restaurant is the green and red curry. They both tasted the same! And £3.50 for a small bowl of rice is outrageous! If we lived in Cheltenham we would have complained, but we just could not be bothered.

We really enjoyed our dinner here. We are here several times and enjoyed a variety of items on the menu.

I had been looking forward to our visit to The Thai Brasserie during a weekend stay in Cheltenham and we weren't disappointed. As you might expect for a Saturday night, the venue was extremely busy and despite having booked, we were taken upstairs, but were seated at a table with a nice window view looking over the town. The staff were stretched, but the level of service was maintained as was the quality of the food. Two courses each and a bottle of nice wine came to around £70, so not what you might call good value, but they were full all night and all the other diners seemed to be expressing their approval for what they were eating; so in this instance you get what you pay for and that includes the enjoyable atmosphere.

Ate here on a busy Saturday night, they found us a table right away and were very attentive and so friendly. The food was incredible and well presented. The staff didn't rush us and provided us with great service. Highly recommended, will definitely go back!

Visited here with my girlfriend Saturday night, booked a table for 8.30 but upon arrival we were told the people on our table hadn't left yet, no too much of a problem. We went for a drink and came back at 9, the table meant for us still hadn't left but fortunately another was available. Service was quick and friendly, and the food was good but not outstanding. I hate to say it but I make a better thai green curry at home. The duck main we had was lovely, but the mixed starters for two felt like it was frozen half an hour earlier. Maybe I'm being a tad too harsh, but for the price you pay, I would expect slightly more. Service couldn't be faulted though. Will possibly give it another try in the future.

I visit Cheltenham regularly on business - and the Thai Brasserie is my restaurant of choice. The food is fabulous - and I know it's a little thing but it is always piping hot, rare in restaurants in my experience. Great fish cakes and satay, great stir fry and curries - and very friendly and attentive staff. I don't often gush about restaurants, but this is one of my favourites when I am away from home on business.