The best restaurants serving Thai food in South East

Went out for a lunch with my mates. Fascinating old building. The lunch was so delicious, we would be returning back here again. I would recommend everyone to try the mix starters, the pineapple fried rice and the Tom yum soup. 10 on 10 would recommend.

Ordered the mixed kebabs, food was hot, good quality and they even marked the packaging so we could which was which, certainly recommended.

Friendly staff, clean beer taps alway a big plus with pubs out the way. Will be back for sure.

I didn't like the wrap instead of chapati but other than that food was lovely

Just popped in for breakfast, lovely big portion and cooked to perfection, only sorry we missed Friday's curry night!

Suki-Yaki noodles were really amazing and tasty. Absolutely loved the texture of the noodles and taste! The soup of Yen Tah Fu was very warm and flavourful as well. The noodles could be more cooked so that it is less tough, but overall a very tasty and heartwarming meal. Staff were very friendly and cheerful. Overall a decent and affordable place to have a Thai meal. Would have been perfect is serving portions were slightly bigger. Edit: went a second time to try their curry. The duck red curry and the fried fish curry were both super tasty! Absolutely loved it.

The pork larb and pork pad see ew was so amazing. Please keep it up and don't change or cut corners. Whoever cooked our order for deliveroo order tonight, 7th September around 830pm for P.K, please stay consistent and keep up the great work. I'm so happy I found a place that does great larb. Sometimes what I find is some restaurants can be unreliable with certain food orders (saltier or overcooked one day) which was why I decided to try a different thai restaurant, which led me here Update: 5 stars to 4. Ordered drunken noodles and it did not match description of dish made with basil, garlic and chili. Instead it had cauliflower 🤢, tomatoes, beansprouts, red/green/yellow bell pepper, carrots, brocolli, spring onions, yellow onion, purple onion, bean sprouts and parsley and lemon slice. This is not pad kee Mal (drunken noodles), as you can see no basil, garlic, chilli. What the heck? I don't even know what dish this was as I couldn't find it on the menu. It seems like someone just threw this together and didn't think a customer could tell the difference. If so, it's unfortunate because this is a good restaurant and maybe someone new cooked today? Please keep the consistency and quality control. Ordered Friday noon, 27th Sept

Spring rolls were cold, rice was as hard as rock. We requested a menus and prawn crackers and neither were delivered

We have had Take out many time before but for my other half’s birthday we decided to book a table.. The staff so welcoming the owner in a wonderful lady that took the time to explain about how so for the food is made from scratch in her restaurant.. the food is a 10 out 10 I would recommend anyone to try this place..

I have to confess that reading the mass of bad reviews about this venue had led to a little apprehension when our daughter booked this place as an anniversary gift. But in the end all was fine. Not that the place is perfect but it rather depends on who you are and almost certainly how old you are or feel. We had a Cosy Room which was not in the main hotel but across a dual carriageway. This was undertaken in pouring rain so not a perfect start. Yes the Cosy Room is small and weirdly the bathroom doesn't have a door but a heavy curtain. However this was fine, the shower good and the towels big and fluffy. The room has no tea or coffee facility so if you wanted one you have to pay and they would deliver to your room. Did I mention the dual carriageway and rain between us and it? Food wise we ate in the English restaurant and the food was good but it's very expensive. They also have a very strange system in their bar which means you have to pay every time you order a drink, you can't charge to your room. Why? In the end Crazy Bear is aimed at the under 30s and wants to attract, according to our waitress, the influencers, whatever they are but I'm pretty sure it's not a man in his 70's. To be fair we were treated very well, perhaps we were a novelty and they were just curious. As an aside Beaconsfield is quite splendid with a lot of choice food wise. Have fun.

Such an expensive waste Laad Nah - bland, slimy, about four bits of chicken but hot Mixed starter - chicken wing bland, spring roll thick and bland, prawn toast ok, no sweet sauce supplied Won tons - chicken mince thick, tasteless and grey, pastry soggy Crispy beef - less than half a portion but it was spicy and tasty Chill chicken - tasty but less than half a portion VERY disappointed won't be ordering again

A usual visitor to this pub always having food which is usually superb Not on this occasion. The chicken satay was sent out with out peanut sauce. Was also as dry as the Sahara desert. Sent back only to receive another portion which was just as dry as the last. No refund or alternative offered. Main was good though Service was also unusually un-attentive with only 2 members of staff out front. Not the greatest of experience this time. Unfortunately won’t be going back which is a shame as I normally visit at least once every month.

Best thai restaurant in the Uk! Absolutely everything on the menu is delicious, the restaurant is stunning and spotless and the staff are amazing. I can't recommend the Rumwong enough. Consistently delicious food for the 25+ years I've been going.

Excellent food at a.Very good price.great staff.but don't like service charge .even though optional.

What a fab little Thai restaurant! Nice buzz on a rainy Thursday around 6:30 pm. Good selection of starters, mains and sides for vegans. Loved the chilli coconut bites and spicy drunken noodles. My friend also rated the ginger curry highly. Excellent friendly service & top quality food. High on my list of favourite places. Also good value for money!