The best restaurants serving Thai food in Kensington and Chelsea London

He estado viniendo aquí durante un tiempo, el personal es siempre amable y cortés, la comida es consistentemente fabuloso, el lugar es lindo y se siente como un descubrimiento. Es te permite traer tu pripia bedida alcohólica - hay un supermercado Tesco y 2 mercados un minuto a pie. Por favor no vayas, me gusta que sea para mí! PD: la foto aquí no es de Thai River en Latimer Rd, que está cubierto de viñedos y una final de su terraza en una calle interna - nada como la foto)

So so good! Food was amazing, and the place is designed really well too.

the food was excellent, service was great .. nice small restaurant. The salad was just the way l love it and the green curry was excellent, definitely a great Thai experience

The nicest Thai food I have ever eaten, service 10/10 too!

Delicious food, super nice people and beautiful from the inside.

Beautiful restaurant with fantastic service and just as fantastic food. I have lived in Asia and have eaten a lot of Thai food so I'm always sceptical about finding authentic Thai food in the UK but this place way exceeded expectations. Large portions and stunning presentation, the staff are so lovely too...plus the cocktails...omg...Make sure to pay this place a visit!!

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

Unfortunately I was a little disappointed as I thought that would be more selection than there was. The food was good but i think it’s expensive for what it is.

Food was ok and pretty authentic. Sadly the service was really poor and overcharged on bill. When pointed this out, felt like they couldn’t care less. Real shame but perhaps not surprising

A refreshing change from all the London burger restaurants. Thai food well cooked, lovely calm well-presented space with welcoming staff. The vegetable gyoza dumplings were super crispy and the minced chicken laab with sticky rice was a real stand out, nice and spicy with amazing flavours. Good wine selection and the espresso beer was better than most.

Delicious authentic Thai foods!! We had authentic papaya salad with fresh prawn (Som Tum Goong Sod and the famous Thai BBQ pork it was awesome and thank you for made me feel like I’m in Thailand, we also had little Thai ice cream at the end and the service is fantastic. They also had the open karaoke which included Thai and western. Definitely will go back again. Good job guys !

Fantastic restaurant with truly tasty Thai food. Peachy is just a fantastic waitress. Thank you for making this an evening to remember!

Una piccola catena, il cibo è buono. Atmosfera piacevole, il personale è estremamente gentile e professionale. Un ottimo cocktail ed un buonissimo yellow curry di granchio

It is one of the good outlet cum restaurant in London. The very good varieties of food is made available here including mango items

You would have thought that these type of 'restaurants' had disappeared with time, with people's better knowledge of 'exotic' cuisines and with an increasingly number of places - particularly in London - offering the real thing. Fitou's actually reminds those unfortunate people that decide to dine at its premises of those nasty, formica-laden, quick and dirty joints that were kind of popular in the UK about 20 years ago. 'Exotic' food to the British public was about ketchup on spaghetti or super hot tikka masalas, in short - together with kebabs - all that nasty food that was served to people leaving the pub rather inebriated and searching for something not to taste or enjoy, but food to numb their state of drunkenness. Apart from the nonchalant, 'who gives a ****' attitude of the 'staff', upon which people have commented here before, the food was disastrous. Unbelievable large amounts of oyster and soy sauce obliterating any taste. Ingredients on your plate indistinguishable from one other. Most concerning were all the mucky, charred bits obviously coming from the bottom of a pretty dirty wok, all to be seen on the plate served to you. God knows last time those woks were properly lined, let alone cleaned. Surely, looking at the customers there, Fitou's still gets away with it thanks to an audience that doesn't ask for any finesse, perhaps in life as well as when it comes to food. But this is properly ghastly food, an insult to Thai's cooking tradition, a sad reminder of a culture that thrives by disguising 'exotic' food and serving it as something else. Awful.