The best restaurants serving Thai food in London

Wow just so tasty food, the pad tai was perfect for a great dinner. The churros with home made chocolate sauce were lush. Will have to order this again

Didn’t plan on going in but I am delighted I did. The food was tasty, well-priced and authentic. Joy (the waitress) treated me like I was family. 10/10 experience.

Such a wonderful atmosphere and the best tasting Thai food I’ve eaten. Exemplary service and I highly recommend. I will definitely be visiting again!

What a relief to be out and meeting friends for a munch and drinks of an evening, locally in Herne Hill.  We wanted to try something new and glad we did. It's been open a few years now and we've passed it numerous times, plus it's recently had a facelift, so we figured we'd give it a whirl while bursting our lockdown bubble and finally getting out and about again. We - the 4 musketeers - aka pals of Herne Hill Free Film Festival were long overdue a group hug; cocktails and food were a masterplan. So when we arrived I was surprised to see most tables were outside and inside was more of a lounge, but they had food and drink and a really accommodating duo of bar and serving staff. The guy at the bar obligingly made my cocktail a little more 'diet-friendly and concocted a virgin cocktail for those in need, and we selected a few bites to eat too. I ate the chicken wings before taking pictures, and while it all seemed like only snacky bar food was on offer it was tasty and filling. I think the menu is due an overhaul in June too. The space is meant to be reminiscent of a prohibition age and the funky decor and cool music all add to the atmosphere, so while it might take a little while for people to get back to feeling confident about stepping out, this space is definitely one to try out.

Pandan Leaf is a traditional southern Thai restaurant that seems to be (Thai) family run - and indeed on the evening that we visited was full of families. Good to see that they're family friendly though it got pretty noisy. The food was really enjoyable. We ordered pretty traditional dishes such as fish cakes, phad thai and tom kha. The fish cakes were plump and succulent, the phad thai was tasty and the tom kha was on point. Perhaps the green chicken curry that we ordered was a little disappointing - not quite as good as elsewhere - and once again it contained bamboo shoot - which you don't really find in authentic Thai food. Everything could, however, been a little spicier. We were a little disappointed with the desserts. Though it wasn't on the menu we were excited to learn that they offered mango & sticky rice. Unfortunately the rice wasn't the right rice and wasn't warm enough. The coconut cream/milk added wasn't quite right and they added sesame seeds instead of lentils. The mango wasn't Thai either - so all in all it didn't quite work though it was a brave attempt. Equally, the kluay tod was a brave attempt at a Thai version of toffee bananas that are common in Chinese restaurants. It didn't quite work for me as the batter was a bit mushy, providing no foil to the innate mushiness of the banana inside. Having said all that there were enough good points to warrant a good rating. The service was friendly and efficient and it was surprisingly easy to get parking nearby.

Piccolo ristorante con ampia scelta di portate, tutte ottime e abbondanti. Antipasti deliziosi e PadThai saporito e molto abbondante. Costo della cena non bevendo alcolici di circa 25£, ottimo rapporto con la bontà delle pietanze.

The pad Thai and green curry is flavoursome and halal!

A staple restaurant at which to eat before going to the theatre. The portions could easily be shared. The foods really good and list of choice for drinks. There was an advert for Thai wine which we will try next time. Very attentive staff.

Love this pub. Great good and beer always feels cozy especially when the log fire is burning. Plenty of space outside under heated cover. Great for sports, busy on QPR home game days, but always a great atmosphere

I hope someone educates the restaurant and the staff the true difference between being a Hindu and a Muslim. A vegetarian should not be given beef and said it’s “halal”. Rude waitress, a manager who can’t even accept their mistake and chefs who don’t understand what a vegetarian burger is supposed to be. HINDUS DON’T EAT BEEF. imagine if a Muslim was served a pork chop, would that be acceptable? Pathetic.

Use to be good service and food but not anymore! Try Lucky Cat in Tuffenal park very good !

Habíamos pasado por delante de este restaurante en múltiples ocasiones y esta vez decidimos entrar. El restaurante estaba ocupado, pero logramos conseguir una mesa sin reserva. El personal era amable y acogedor. El menú es extenso, así que nos tomó un poco de tiempo decidir qué tomar, pero decidimos comenzar con el plato de compartir, que estaba delicioso. Luego tomé los fideos Pud Thai con pollo y gambas y mi esposo tomó fideos borrachos con pollo. Ambos platos eran muy buenos, aunque los fideos borrachos no eran tan picantes como esperábamos, que probablemente era lo mejor! Tenía un postre de buñuelo de plátano, que era encantador y bastante lleno. En general recomendaríamos este restaurante a aquellos que disfrutan de la comida tailandesa.

I have a friend whom I meet occasionally when he comes to London. He eats at kosher restaurants and on such occasions, he and I used to go to the White Fish restaurant in Hendon – excellent menu, tasty food, well presented; great atmosphere too - there was a ‘buzz’ about the place. Last night, we were disappointed to find that it was closed and even more so when it looked as though it had gone for good. (I only hope that I was wrong.) Its satellite branch opposite – the White House Express - was open though. I had been there before occasionally and it was fine, though without the wide-ranging exotic menu of the main branch opposite. We decided to go there instead – BIG MISTAKE!!! From the outset, the reception was ‘functional’ rather than cordial. We were seated at a table, on which there were a couple of battered menus that had seen better days. The choice was very limited – great if you liked chicken or hamburgers but tough luck if you wanted anything like the comprehensive choice of the White Fish restaurant opposite. I ordered the famous Yemenite Soup – a flagship item at the main branch – and shwarma as a main course. The choice of side dishes was minuscule; mainly just rice, mashed potatoes or chips – just the thing you’d expect at a middle-eastern type restaurant!!! I ordered the shwarma with trepidation as it is normally pared down from a vertical rotating roasting spit and there was no sign of it in the normal place behind the counter. When the soup arrived, it was only slightly warm – not hot. It had to be sent back to be heated up. Then the shwarma arrived. It too was not hot – only slightly warm – but I didn’t want to make a fuss so I started eating it. It had clearly been re-heated (or re-warmed, to be more accurate) and it tasted awful – scraps of meat dating from who knows when. I had ordered rice and mashed potatoes (faux de mieux) and the portions were generous, each of them presented in soup bowls. The rice was just boiled, with no additional flavourings and the mashed potatoes brought back resonances of school dinners. I left most of the food and when we got the bill, there was an optional service charge added; we told the waiter that we opted not to pay it and he looked shocked and said that he had to take the bill back to amend it. At this point, I would expect the matter to be reported to the manager, who would come to speak to us and ask why we were dissatisfied. None of that – and in any case there was no sign there of anyone resembling a manager. So the waiter brought back the amended bill and we paid. I felt really sorry for him as the service had been average, not excellent. I told him that it wasn’t his fault; it was the poor quality of the food. Then he suddenly became professional – he apologised profusely, said that we should have told him earlier, and hoped that next time we ate there things would be better! Dream on. There’s no chance that we would go back there, first because of the poor selection on the menu, but also because I had a feeling that there wouldn’t be any opportunity to go back. It will be a couple of months before my friend would be returning to London and, with the White Fish flagship having sunk, I don’t think the lifeboat will last very long. Hendon and Golders Green are chockful of kosher restaurants and, much closer to my and my friend’s home, there’s always the Met Su Yan kosher Chinese restaurant in Edgware – outstanding in every way.

Baljeet Kaur and butt saab bhavini was grat at there serives. Thanks for new staff bhavini look after us sherif hidden jam for restaurant

Working in Soho I know there are a few places where you can get food for around £5. But this is the only one that is clean, you get served on the table or need to go for another dish because lunch felt more like a snack than lunch. I had the lasagna and it was nice, with plenty of salad and excellent olive oil