Enjoyed a delicious dinner at Sukho this week as we were staying in the neighborhood. The pad…read moreThai, green curry, and asparagus/broccoli dishes were quite delicious, and we were especially delighted by the vegetables - so well cooked with a delectable light garlic sauce. The desserts were beautiful and recommend the mango sticky rice and chocolate with mango ice cream! The decor was traditional tasteful and service was attentive. Would definitely return!

Fulham has one restaurant after the other appearing and flourishing. Some come and others go. There…read moreis a different success story with Sukho - a Thai restaurant, which is clearly the favourite of the locals! Can you imagine a restaurant, which is every evening fully booked? I was curious, as the place is not cheap. So I visited it with my family. The owners understand something, which gets lost sometimes in busy London gastronomy - customer service of highest quality but discretion. This begins with the green bamboo plants outside, how you are welcomed, which table you want to sit on, to quick service, excellent food and not that I should talk about the toilets - but in this case - the toilet is very small but clean and with thoughtful little details, a treat for once. The staff wears a beautiful uniform, which they probably have had tailor-made. This place has a secret to success and I hope they continue to flourish.

I think the place is great. In the summer, the outdoor area overlooks the Thames and makes you feel…read morefar away from London (almost Nice-like). The decor inside has a nice touch as well and gives off a Thai or SE Asian vibe in a classy way. The food, especially traditional dishes, is hard to beat and the service is attentive and friendly which is not to be expected in London. And Thai ice tea - 5 stars! A bit pricey, especially for starters. That's the only reason it doesn't get the fifth star.

There are so so many better Thai options! This place is…read morereally overpriced for what it is: yes they have a nice little cocktail bar and the setting is nice for a drink during the day but that's about it. The food is pretty average yet pricey (Chicken Pad Thai £9, Massaman curry £11) This review is as a result of a few visits so not just one bad experience, the Thai fishcakes could be bounced, the prawns have a terrible flavour to them and the house wines are horrific. If you are on the Isle of Dogs and looking for Thai then go to Nakhon Thai down the road. The prices are roughly the same but the result is much better quality.

Yupa's - ummm, all good here. The lady that used to work in a pub / thai combo very close by,…read morestarted this place up and it has been a hit ever since. Not at the "trendy" end of Chiswick which is nice as you don't get all the nonsense that goes with it. Good quality food served at a good price with a nice vibe and friendly atmosphere. Can be a bit quiet at times but that isn't too much of a problem for me as I wouldn't be staying here and making a night of it, more popping in to re-fuel or to stock up before a night out. Typical thai and nothing amazingly special to this place, table and chairs outside in the summer and overall good quality food and value for money prices.

Really good Thai food that has the real taste that you only get with fresh ingredients. In many…read morethai restaurants the food tastes like bits of ithe ingredients come from a packet, or much of it was made much earlier or the day before, but this tastes fresh. Their staff give really friendly personal service and the price is very good for the quality that they offer. A definite thumbs up and I hope to return soon.

My friends and I were looking for a place in Pimlico. We all really wish that we found it sooner…read more We ordered spring rolls, tom kha soup, pad Thai, pad see ewe, Massaman curry, and red curry with duck. Every dish was incredible from start to finish. Thai is my favorite and this place made me very happy! Additionally, the waitstaff was outstanding. Especially Ash, who was fantastic from start to finish: friendly, knowledgeable, and extremely attentive. If you're wondering if you should try it...stop reading this and get over there right now!!

This is one of my favorite Thai restaurants in London. It's nestled away in Pimlico, and it can be…read morehard to find if you're not looking for it, but it's worth checking out. I've lived in Pimlico for years, and I only discovered it by accident a few months before I moved out of the neighborhood. It's basically between Victoria and Pimlico tube stations (it's closer to Pimlico than Victoria). It's definitely the best Asian restaurant in Pimlico. If you're a Pimlico local, it's definitely a must do. The food is great and reasonably priced. Their curries are spicy but delicious! I don't know what they put in their dry green curry (maybe I shouldn't ask), but it was amazing--and I normally prefer red (the dry red curry is also tasty). The tofu in mushroom/ginger sauce is actually my favorite dish--be sure to get it with coconut rice. The staff are friendly, and there is plenty of seating (although it may not appear that way if you were to walk by). The ground floor has a second room in the back. They also have additional seating in the basement (not that sitting down there would be your first choice, but it's nice to know you won't get turned away even if they're busy). They also do take-away, which became a weekly tradition at my place.

Authentic Thai classics in London's South Kensington…read more This was a really enjoyable meal in South Kensington. On a cold January day visiting the Natural History Museum, this was the perfect warm and relaxing lunch. Great service and great value. Both the Pad Thai and the Khao Soi are among the best of each we have ever had. We love the curry-forward with noodles in the Khao Soi. We also ordered the Fresh Prawn Rice Rolls, Duck Spring Rolls and the Prawn and Pork Dumplings. All recommended, even if some plating did not match the consistency I've see across other visitor's photos.

Patara is an upscale and modern Thai restaurant. The menu was a bit different from Thai restaurants…read moreat home. We are used to choosing the protein and the level of spice. Here both of these were per determined. It was also a bit pricer than I am used to for Thai. The service was good and everything came out in a reasonable amount of time. I have to say the broth of the coconut soup was 5 stars. It was delicious with complex favors. I also liked the mushrooms in it. The chicken was a bit disappointing. It was basic but not well cut. Many of the chucks were quite large for soup (maybe they use the same chicken for everything?). We also had shrimp pad Thai which oddly was listed under the sides and vegetable section. I also found it odd that you had to order rice separately, why would this not come with your entree as a normal side? The presentation was lovely. All in all it was good, but not amazing. The noodles were cooked well and there were two large grilled prawns. This is not really a restaurant for children and there were two small children at the table next to use. After they left the window was covered with small, greasy hand prints.

We've been eating at Max's since we moved to the area in 2005. It very quickly became our go to…read moreThai takeaway. We've tried others in the area one in Purley, one in Carshalton and they really don't stack up for quality or price. Max has a deal with 15% off if you pick up and with two small kids at home, this has had to become the norm over the last couple of years. However, on almost every pick up, as I walk past the specials board, I vow to try one of them next time they always sound very appetizing. The food is really good, and quite reasonably priced. I really can't fault it.

I can't even put into words how good this place really is !…read more We've driven past it many times, as we live jsut around the corner and have never paid much attention to it ... possibly put off by the bright pink exterior ! However, after eating many times at Regional Thai in Cheam which is by far the best Thai restaurant I've ever eaten in, outside of Thailand - we found out that Max's Thai Cooking is owned by the very same 2 ladies who founded and own Regional Thai in Cheam. So, we booked a table there for Valentine's Day and were blown away as soon as we walked through the door. It's a REAL hidden gem of a place. The interior is lovely, really well done and you totally forget that you're in Wallington whilst in there. The food is ridiculously good and really reasonably priced ... couldn't believe that a meal for 2 with a bottle of cava was so reasonable. For anyone looking for a good Thai restaurant in Croydon or Sutton ... you've jsut found your place ! I hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Thanks, Andy P.

Meh. The food is average. Red thai curry was extremely salty on the occasion that I tried it -…read moredidn't give me an authentic sense unfortunately. Fairly quiet place, I haven't been back since. I wouldn't rule it out, but also wouldn't have it to mins, either.

I've been to this place a couple of times now, as it's my local Thai. The service has always been…read moregood, the place is clean and the decor is nice. The food is good - not the best Thai I've ever had, but certainly not the worst. I'd advise sticking to the more traditional stuff, as the times we've gone 'off piste' have been a bit unpredictable! But overall, happy to have it as a reliable local.

Would love to have come here in its hay day, unfortunately it seems those days are long gone. From…read morethe appalling service to the constant ding of a microwave, this place makes you uneasy from the moment you arrive. Tom ka gai was not. It was simply warm coconut milk and stale chicken. Strange flavour in the curry and pad thai. I can't put my finger on it, but I think it would be sticky if I could.

Bedlington Cafe is a no frills Thai cafe serving great value authentic Thai food. At weekends it is…read morebustling with locals as this is simply one of the best Thais in Chiswick. It may look in dire need of a refurb, but this all adds to the charmalong with signed photos of z list celebrities! I love the Prawn Pad Thai and the Red Duck curry is to die for. They also have a BYO booze policy and don't charge a corkage fee. In the mornings they also serve fried breakfasts, although grit your teeth for the tea!