The best restaurants serving Thai food in South Wales

Come here now and again for a super tasty lunchtime meal. Never had a bad meal, always good and staff are lovely. Pity they didn't have a proper restaurant for evening meals!

This is not authentic Thai food. Anyone who has been to Thailand will instantly understand. I would describe it as Chinese style food labelled as Thai. Won’t be visiting again.

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We visited Mr. Pim on a Saturday afternoon. There was no one else there and it had such a cosy musicians sitting room feeling. We had a table booked for three and didn’t leave until just after half five. The music and chatter definitely made the food worth the wait. Mr. Pim was welcoming and incredibly hospitable. We had a four and five year old with us and he was very accommodating of them. The girls got to play some piano and sing with Mr. Pim and a film was popped on during lunch. If you like a chat about life over food then this is the place for you. Mr. Pim has done so much, one would think you could not fit that into a lifetime. Wisdom beyond his years in that man. Ask him about his time as a Buddhist monk. And the food. I’ve saved it to last because it was incredible. We had Chicken Satay, which I honestly would say is the best Chicken Satay I’ve had in some time. For our mains we had egg fried rice, chicken fried rice and coconut rice with a chicken Red Thai curry and a chicken Masaman. The portions were plentiful and it was all cooked fresh. The girls even had a little home made coconut ice cream too. We weren’t rushed out. It was just good food, good chatter and good vibes over music. I would definitely recommend.

Been here a couple of times now and the food has been great each time. Our server was Emmanuel who was really nice and provided incredible service, thanks alot. Will definitely be coming back (would recommend the Pad See Ew)!!!! 5/5

Had friends around this evening. They had yellow curry beef and prawn, chicken fried rice, satay chicken, spring rolls and prawn toast. We had chicken holly basil, noodles basil, spicy beef red curry, chicken roast, prawn crackers and veg spring rolls. Absolutely stunning food as always. Generous portions and the delivery on point. Give this place a try. Our go to Thai takeaway.

Lovely fresh food. Reasonable price. Good service.

Fabulous food decided to eat in rather than take away. Small dining area but good for groups. Polite staff nothing too much trouble. Need to bring your own alcohol but plenty soft drinks so didnt mind. The best Markhani and butter chicken. We even took a butter chicken takeaway to have the next day. Highly recommend.

I ordered for delivery - the delivery took a long time. The delivery time kept changing. The rice was a bit hard and the curry lacked some flavour, it was quite spicy which was good but the flavour wasn’t there. The chicken was tough and chewy. I had to microwave the food on delivery. I used to order from this place all the time when they were a smaller takeaway before they opened into a restaurant and never had any issues, but it’s not the same since expansion. The prices are also quite high for small portions. The rice wouldn’t have served 2 people and I probably would have ordered another one had I know how small it was, I would probably have had another half a tub. I wouldn’t rush back here.

Booked lunch for a special family occasion, but were left very disappointed. The starters were all good but the main courses were a disappointment. The sirloin steak £21.45 was small, and only came with one potato, some small tomatoes, and sauce. Had to pay £3.25 for extra fries. The sea bass special came on a large bed of rice, which contained very little sea food such as prawns. We ordered a jug of red Pimms as advertised on our table for £12.95, but when received it was basically yellow fizzy lemonade with some ice cubes, and mint leaves. Such a disappointing experience as previous visits had been excellent.

Stale bhaji’s, flavourless curry’s that tasted like tomato. The waiter we had was rude when we suggested another table to sit at. The red wine was the best course.