This place brought a new bar for my expectations for thai food because it was so amazing! I ordered…read morethe pad thai with chicken and no egg which I got exactly that with no mistake! The restaurant is very clean, cute, and trendy with fun flowery decorations creating and thai vibe. Highly recommend!

Not many places in London are able to seat a table of 10 in the fly but here they were able to…read moreaccommodate. Larger groups should definitely consider this place just solely based on the space alone. As for the food, it was classic Thai dishes you would find at most places. I had their pad Thai, which for the price, was quite good and filling. Overall, a good experience for the size of party we had. Everyone was able to try/find something they wanted and getting seating for a large party in the middle of London is no small feat.

This place is a quick and easy place if you are looking for Thai food. I thought the menu covered…read moreall the key items you would expect from a Thai restaurant. The only downfall to this restaurant is the lack of friendly and personable service. As a sit down restaurant, you would expect some hospitality, but this particular restaurant lacked crossed all the restaurants we visited in SoHo. Just no sense that the servers wanted to be there or provide a good dining experience. Food is good but nothing extraordinary.

We had a pleasant meal at Rosa's after a long day of planes, trains, and automobiles (well, it was…read morea black taxi, but still...). Tired after a long day of travel, and looking for something different, we discovered Rosa's about 1 km from our hotel near the Thames. We were greeting and promptly seated at a table outside (it was late May, and the weather was cooperative). Our server, detecting our exhaustion, was pleasant and jovial. He quickly prepared and delivered our drinks, followed by an excellent meal which had a thai panang curry, a thai red curry, and a thai green curry (the three of us decided to sample the entire color spectrum). The meal was excellent and we left sated and ready for a good night's sleep.

Lovely spot if you're looking for some Thai food with quick service! The decor is super colorful…read moreand a welcome delight. Nicky was our server and super attentive. She even gave us some chips on the house! Got the khao mun gai and it was good. You soak the rice in the broth and can customize spice levels accordingly. Decently priced and overall good spot for some Asian food.

Decent Thai for a good price in Bloomsbury. Fun area with a lot of restaurants and pubs. The…read moreservice was nice. Cute little restaurant. The food was tasty and fresh. I didn't like the fish cakes, too pungent for my taste. Liked the noodles I had, although I'd go for another meat choice besides beef. Wasn't to my liking. Too gamey and did not enhance the overall flavor. The vegetables in the dish were great. Order the garlic chili crunch sauce to complement any dish. House made and delicious.

Rocked up by pure Chance & what a find! Wasn't sure if we…read morecould get a table,but upon entry was greeted with two smiles & a "Hi,sure come in" Clearly people that enjoy what they are doing,always a good start. We were seated in the middle of the restaurant which was running at full pelt,friendly atmosphere with people clearly enjoying each others company & the food. Having seen the reviews of people queuing up at the weekends to get in,I knew we'd found a winner, & so it proved,fresh ingredients cooked well (sounds basic,but trust me so many places get them wrong). Siam Central covers the lot,great customer service,delivers on food quality texture & flavours,my son had duck mee goreng & I had the prawn red curry with chicken satay on the side with a couple of beers - magical Highly recommend & great value for money in the heart London

Simply said terrible food and setvice not a Turist trap simply an awful experience. We wanted…read moresome good thai food and ended at this restaurant which needs to change the esthetic things. We sat down and ordered our food boring my wife had glutten allergies. After a king disjointed explanation on cross contamination we confirmed our choices The food came swiftly but it contained thd hot peppers we specifically told the waitress my wife did want. They took the plate away and in less than one minute she brought it back " new plate" bs was simply the previous order they took the chilies out. My steak which I requested well done wax rare instead. The food tasted bland and mediocre overall For 90 pounds we had a terrible meal Do not waste your time avoid this place

Miang PhuketLeaf wrapped appetizer, it's fun to wrap it yourself, shredded coconut, dried shrimp,…read morecashew nuts, chili, chopped onions... I really like this crispy, sweet and sour and refreshing taste (but my hands will be sticky after eating it hahahaGaeng Som PlaSouthern-style sour soup fish, Thai friends said that this dish is a "regular on the table" in their family, the fish is tender and has no fishy smell, but I think the seasoning is a bit too much and a bit heavyMorning GloryThe fried water spinach is very wok-fried, with just the right amount of salty and fragrant, not greasy ~ It tastes very similar to the taste I eat in a street shop in Bangkok!

Stumbled across this walking towards King Cross! It's quite…read morequaint and divey, I loved how authentic it felt. A reservation is recommended but I got lucky and was able to get seated right away! The duck spring rolls were the highlight because it was unique, and something I've never had before! The sauce complimented it well, and reminded me of pecking duck in a spring roll form. The pad see ew was a little bland, the chicken was dry and there wasn't much flavor. Would probably try something else if I come here again!

Great little hole in the wall spot for an intimate dinner. Reasonably priced and good portions…read more Free water is always a plus. Beware: if there are 3 peppers next to the dish it is SPICY. Tried the larp gai and I like to think I've got a pretty high spice tolerance and my lips and tongue felt like active fireworks for the following 45 minutes. Still yummy though.

A restaurant doesn't score 5 stars for being perfect - no no, 5 stars are reserved for that ideal…read moremix of great food and feel within its own self-selected category. Siam Eatery has done exactly this, rising to the top of the food chain in the fast-eats Asian category in the busy Covent Garden area. First, the price point is right on with others in their category (think Wasabi and Itsu) at around 8 pounds for a solid meal. You can get away for 5.50 if you're not that hungry and don't want a drink - but then you'll miss out on their stellar Thai Iced Tea. And, might I add, this is the first quick-eats Asian place I've visited that has mastered - let alone even TRIED - Thai Iced Tea. DO IT. Second, mains are wonderful. Customisable and packed with flavour, the curries don't just peg to the meat and veg, there's enough juice in there to create that perfect coated, rich rice base that is why we REALLY love curry. Their everyday special chicken is stunning (think spicy-red curry), while their standard red and green are just as good and full of flavour. The options of red, brown and white rice, or without rice and salad instead, have reached Tortilla-level customisation without having traded options for quality (as Tortilla have done, IMHO). Third, it's crazy fast. Most everything is pre-made, as this category is good at, but they do so well to keep you from knowing it. Everything is kept hot and unpackaged (except for the fridge salads, of course), and made just for you. It really does feel like you've stumbled into a legit curry house here. The spot is busy come lunchtime, though you'll get dinner in 30 seconds flat. And unlike a lot of popular lunch spots around, they're open til 20:00 most nights, making dinner here feasible. There are about 10 seats in this place, but you don't need to eat here. Though it's nice and classy, this is undoubtedly a grab-and-go place. Seriously, though - don't forget your Thai Iced Tea. Would be a shame to miss the cherry atop the sundae at this gem of a curry palace.

Went here on a rainy day to have some Thai food to warm me up. The food definitely was warming, I…read morehad the red Thai veg curry which was super spicy (for me) but very tasty. The cafe is very well positioned for Covent Garden but is off the beaten track so not full of tourists. They have a selection of different warm dishes, varying in spicy-ness and meats. They also sell some lovely looking salads. The price is reasonable for Covent Garden with the veg curry costing £5 and salads £4.80. They also have a few seats inside and they don't charge you extra to eat in which is great! The staff are lovely too and will advise you on what to have if you're not a huge fan of spicy food (I only realised this after fighting my way through the red Thai curry though). I went back again today and had a delicious satay chicken sandwich which was very yummy.

Great job. Food quality is so good. Fast service, convenient and great price!!…read morePeople are happy.

Papaya is a Thai takeaway place in St Annes Passage that does an incredibly brisk trade with the…read moremedia crowd at lunch. It is in a small, prettily painted, green building. The food counter and till is on the left hand side, with the menu on the wall above. There are coolers containing drinks and sushi on the right hand side. The lunchtime queue runs within the centre. The turnaround is incredibly quick so choose your dish swiftly. I went for the first time last week when I had a bit of a cold. I chose the Thai Green Chicken, a small pack of sushi and two cold drinks from the refrigerator. All of which came to about 8 pounds. The Thai Green chicken was really tasty and, if I hadn't been really hungry, would have made a satisfying lunch. Furthermore, it came in those cool cartons you get in America. The sushi, too, was surprisingly good. Papaya is great place to pick up a quick, satisfying hot lunch.

We had to wait about an hour to be seated since the restaurant was packed, but it was definitely…read moreworth it. The service was good the staff were very friendly, approachable, and attentive to our needs. The ambience was nice and inviting. The food was also delicious, and we had no complaints at all. Overall, a great place to dine.

Little upscale place for Thai food. Ambiance is solid, very nicely done with wooden panels, florals…read moreand such. Got the Thai dumplings, pad Thai, drunken noodles and stir fry with basil leaves with food coming out in 10 minutes. The pad Thai was tangy, a bit sweet and soft & springy with the noodles. Wished there were a bit more veggies in it but decent overall! Enjoyed the other two entrees which both had a kick. The Thai dumplings were also quite nice, super soft and paired well with the soy sauce. Enjoyed my meal overall and it's great service wise. Good for a little upscale meal with decent Thai food!

Was craving for good Thai cuisine tonight and found Busaba not far from where we're staying…read more Heaven I'm in Heaven I was in Heaven from the very first bite. The perfect marriage of flavors - tangy, salty, sweet and spicy - tamarind, lime, fish sauce, honey and Thai peppers hit the right spot in my tummy. Had the Som Tam Salad and Calamari to start. Their version of Calamari is very unique. Then followed with Khao Red Pork (rice bowl) - tender juicy pork stewed just right in a sauce reduction. We also had the Tamarind Duck Breast - grilled just right to perfection with juices mixed in honey tamarind sauce. And not to be missed is the Sticky Mango Rice. Ambiance is very modern and nice - dark brown square dining tables and benches that sits many. The concept of sharing food brings this communal seating idea. Servers are very friendly too. I highly recommend this place.

The food was ok, service friendly, but the gentleman did not understand everything we said. We…read moreordered the Sriracha Ho Fun noodles, Sikhrong pork riblets, and an appetizer combo platter, all food was ok, nothing exceptional. Overall a positive experience.