Mango Tree

Went for Valentine's Day, the service was absolutely terrible and the "4 course" menu was far from high quality. For a starter we got basically potato chips and 4 mini rice crackers, for the next course chicken noodle soup that could've came from a can, the main course was below average at best. It was EXTREMELY overpriced. Will not be going back.

The dumplings had little flavor-- no sesame oil or ginger that you'd usually expect. The duck curry was served with ITALIAN basil???? What in heavens name is that. The flavors are very subdued for Thai. I wish I'd chosen a random hole-in-the-wall instead. I do better with random curry paste from the Asian grocery store hungover on a Saturday evening. Horribly overpriced. The only thing you're paying for is location. Not flavor or food.

The dry Riesling was lovely and the shrimp flavored rice (maybe taro?) chips were nice. Service was fine.

This restaurant is amazing! The Weeping Tiger and Beef Laab were my favorite. Don't forget to try the fried bananas and mango with sticky rice for dessert. My kids have but allergies and they were able to accommodate without any issues. I would definitely come back here.

Recommend. Recently stopped in for dinner with some girlfriends and enjoyed it. I got the pad Thai and it had good flavors and the egg net was very interesting. I would order this again. I didn't get any of the drinks but they looked really fun and my friends all enjoyed them. At the end of the meal we got mango sticky rice to share for dessert and it was so so good! I would come back just for that. Overall it was a good experience and would return.

Spent £80 here on myself and ordered a variety of items: Tom yum soup (5/5), sea bass (3/5), soft shell crab "salad" (3/5), mango tree drink (4/5), bread pudding (2/5) and jasmine tea (2/5).

Best dish: By far the most flavorful was the Tom yum. It had mushrooms and shrimp in a thick coconut broth. It's spicy so be warned.

Worst dish: Sea bass was over cooked and over priced at £20. Doesn't come with rice and all you get is about a palm sized portion. I've had better quality sea bass for less. The lemon grass which is steamed with the fish didn't give off any

I went for a friends birthday and it was really posh like, really nice for couples and small groups, for 11 of us the food and drinks came up to £572 in total, the food was really good no body complained and I enjoyed it, the food is spicy (especially if you see it with the chillies)

We enjoyed a delicious birthday meal with excellent starters and main dishes. The food was fruitful, full of spices, and beautifully prepared. The aesthetics of the restaurant created a mystic yet intimate environment which paralleled our meals extremely well. Pop, our server, provided renowned service and catered to our every need alongside special meal requests. He and his team were extremely polite and professional with every move. We highly recommend this restaurant to anyone in the area and it is worthy of even a greater rating.

My husband and I had dinner here tonight on recommendation by the concierge at our hotel.
Food was average. Nothing to write home about.
Service was poor. We asked for a refill on our prawn chips and they didn't bring it until we were finished with our meal. It was also a slow night for them so no excuse as to why it took them so long to deliver our appetizers, and finally our main entrees.
However...they were quick to ask us if we wanted more bottled water. Unfortunately I'm not a big fan of having to pay nearly $5 (around $6 us) for a bottle of water that only filled two half glasses

Nice restaurant with good food (with lots of interesting dishes on the menu, as well as the classics) and service but ultimately it's very expensive for what it is. I would say if you want reliable Thai food and don't care about the price, this is good, but otherwise there just have to be other options that are better value. I enjoyed the sharp and spicy flavour tom yum soup but found my salad less interesting.

The service is very good, the setting is refined and the atmosphere relaxed but the food itself was mostly ordinary. Food is served with attention to presentation with the tofu starter, Pandan-leaf-wrapped chicken and egg mesh on top of the Pad Thai being visual highlights. The roast duck is very much a Cantonese dish and the seafood noodles are basically seafood ho fun. There is nothing wrong with the content of the dishes and they are of decent size but at the same time there was nothing extraordinary about them. My friends and I did not try any curry so cannot comment on that. 

Overall the

Thai to Try in London
On the recommendation of our hotel staff, we decided to give the Mango Tree a try.
At home, we are in a Thai restaurant desert. We are always eager to try Thai restaurants when we are away from home. Mango Tree is a winner. Our dishes were served hot and full of that distinctive Thai flavor. Our dishes of Rack of Lamb and the Wok Seafood Assortment were excellent.The restaurant was very busy on a weeknight,but, this place is managed well with plenty of staff on the floor to keep things moving.
Our dinners here were very good and we were very glad to have followed the advise

This was the second time I've been to Mango Tree and it was good in comparison to the first time!
The food was great and the service was excellent. The only drawback was that it was for a family birthday and we did feel a bit rushed however that's probably to be expected as it was a Friday night.
In terms of food, I definitely recommend the duck and the lamb massaman curry!!

Whenever in London, The Mango Tree is my go to spot for excellent Thai cuisine. I love the food, the atmosphere is amazing, and they drinks are excellent.

The curry entrees are all amazing and they offer very diverse and delicious options for starters. The wine selection is extensive which is always a good sign as they take pride in their customers dinning experience. When dinning at The Mango Tree it feels as if you are are sitting in an up scale restaurant and you're treated as such too. It's a large room which can accommodate a good amount of people but call ahead anyway because

I have visited 'The Mango Tree' on two occasions. My first experience was better than my second. Based on the second, I wouldn't go again.

Food: The food is in general good. I think though it all depends on what you get. The first time I went we ordered loads of starters and I they were good. The second time I went for main dishes too. The chicken for one was didn't taste great and I ended up eating just the vgetables.

Service: The service was quite good the first time I went (late dinner). The second time (early dinner/ late lunch), there were a lot of trainees. We had a

This place is fantastic. There is always a buzz here and service is second to none. In fact I can't remember the last time I got such fantastic service. The staff are knowledgeable, respectful and you will find your glass (either water or wine) is never empty. They seem to pre-empt your every desire!

The food is pretty amazing too. There is a really good selection and for the me the beef dishes in particular were outstanding and the tempura soft shell crab (starter) was the dish of the day.

Yelp I wish you would let me put in half stars on my reviews as the Mango Tree definitely deserves

I'm very judgemental most Thai food outside of Thailand. I will nearly always find some fault in authenticity (as much as I hate that word because wow snobbery), but I also understand restaurants need to work within the confines of both what's available and what's expected, and I think The Mango Tree does this.

The vegetarian menu is completely vegan, which is a nice contrast to most Thai restaurants where fish and oyster sauces are considered fair game in the veggie department.

My meal included the som tam, a favourite when I am in Thailand. The salty/sour/sweet balance was perfect

I had seen this restaurant on Gordon Ramsay's Best Restaurant, and had walked past it a few times in my lunch break, and have been dying to eat here since then.

So when i was in charge of organising a celebratory work dinner, i knew this was my chance to feast!!

The reservation process was quite easy, and the staff were super friendly and helpful.

Upon entering the restaurant, we were greeted by smiley faces, who were very welcoming. After putting our coats in the cloak room, we were shown to our table. Majority of our group were having the set menu, however a few of us had allergies

My small office came here for a Christmas party dinner. The food was good, but nothing super special, especially considering the price. They also were pretty sneaky about getting money out of us, knowing that it was on a company card and several of us were increasingly smashed as the night went on. First, the waitress asked everyone what their first course would be, instead of whether we'd even like a first course. Sneaky. We ordered one bottle of wine, but then they just kept bringing out more and refilling our glasses without asking with new bottles. I had to keep turning them away because