Mai Thai

Can't believe I haven't eaten here sooner. Beautiful food, friendly staff, good atmosphere.... Can't fault it. I had the cod with sticky rice last night and would gladly drive the 10miles to eat it again. Gorgeous. Will definitely be returning.

Overall ok food with high prices. 2 starters+2 mains+2 drinks are £80, out of which £10 is only the service. The pad thai is overly sweet (please put less sugar in it), the starters (spring rolls, prawn pockets) are rather average despite being served with plum sauce instead of sweet chilli sauce. The fish dish I had (cod) was very bland - just deep fried small pieces of fish next to a sad dry salad of shredded carrots and cabbage with no seasoning. Their cocktails are very potent and pack a punch but bear in mind they are variations of the classic cocktails - the mojito came as strawberry mojito

The food here was very flavorful and tasty, look forward to doing it again especially in the welcoming atmosphere it has.
Highly recommend that you order for the table and share with some good friends. Bon appetit.

Have known this venue some 33 years and never disappointment
Food is always of 5 * quality and freshly cooked .
Great lunch time menu through to their
al a cart .
Can get busy so advised to reserve your table on weekends
Only down sides there is no disabled toilet one has to climb several stairs to the first floor thus four stars

We went to the restaurant for lunch. It was full of old people taking advantage of their value lunch menu. We had problems ordering because their was only one waitress ordering. I didn’t fancy something typical so I went for steamed bass, it was not bad but don’t come with anything so i ordered rice separately. Lychee martini was average and the sparkling water tasted strange.

This was our first visit to this place and unfortunately will be the last one. Location, service and atmosphere are just ok. The papaya salad we had here was nice in taste but it was the most expensive salad we have ever had in London (a normal portion for around £12). Their version of this classic salad doesn't have peanuts. The green curry and the pad thai were not nice in taste. We didn't enjoy them. The curries don't come with rice. So you have to add extra £4 to for a tinny bowl of rice to any curry which costs £12 average (total £16 for a curry with rice that you can get at any other

It was really a very unpleasant first time experience eating in this restaurant. The waitress who took our order was very friendly and helpful but the male waiter (white hair) who gave our food was EXTREMELY RUDE. He screamed at my face saying "more food is coming" (literally, screamed at my face oike 3 times) out of nowhere. He is very unprofessional and made our first time dining very disappointing. Will definitely never come again in this place. Food serving by the way takes ages.

We have been several times here for a few years now. Recent experiences: the service have not been great, but the main issue is that the portion are much smaller than before. For the price they charged, not value for money; And the quality is not as good as before: the meat ball with the soup noodle tasted frozen. So given the food is not great and the service could be improved, 2 stars. Will not go back again.

My favourite Thai restaurant!! Been here many times and yesterday for the first time after lockdown. Food is always great, good portions and tasty, service is nice and efficient, cosy atmosphere, love the decorations!! I had a great evening as always.. definitely recommend if you are in the area..

Small place. Typical London prices . £3.50 for a bottled Singha. Food was good quality but portions were small. Overall nothing wrong but have had better .Green tea was unusual as a flower slowly " grew" in the glass .