28 degrees in London is enough to activate the 'it's Thai food time' trigger in me…read more Their red curry is really perfect (very spicy, original ingredients), haven't had better Thai curry in London. The salad (Yum Talay) was ok, but not as good as the curry (not spicy at all). Both dishes are parts of my smoke test that I apply each time I visit a new Thai restaurant. This place passed my test and I'll be coming back.

What's the difference between a bar and a pub ? I am not…read moresure what the distinguishing features of the two are here in England ... but in whichever category one classifies firefly, i am confident it will come out on top. I went there twice during the last two weekends to watch world cup matches, and the experience was great. Its located on the south side of Clapham Common between the Clapham South and Clapham Common stations. There's a glass door and a small courtyard in front of that. Beyond the courtyard is the road across which there is the clapham common. So when you are sitting inside watching the game, you can get a very good view of the park ... it almost feels like being outdoors. The interiors are air conditioned and so it was comfortable even during this very hot period. The place was never very crowded when i went ... we could even hear the commentary on the tv. The stuffy atmosphere that i associate with pubs in London was completely absent. The experience was delightful. They sell a wide variety of drinks and makes some very good cocktails. I tried one called "Screaming Orgasm". It was definitely not as exciting as the name suggests, but it sure was one of the better Baileys cocktails that i have tried. The food was nice ... at least the fish and chips and the sweet potato wedges that i had ... and so was the long island iced tea. I didn't really find anything negative to report about the place while i was there except for the fact that they didn't have a tv screen in the open yard. But later my friend (who paid the bill) mentioned that it was quite expensive ... £12 for fish and chips is not on. Maybe they are taking advantage of the football fever and i was ok with the amount being spent because i was watching a world cup match. I might go back once after the world cup to check on their regular day prices.

The only things I can find to complain about are that this restaurant is BYOB and cash only…read more Truthfully, it was my fault for not investigating before going to Kaosarn. I went with my children who are 21 years old. We had chicken pad Thai, duck kao pad kra-paw, gai tod. They were so good, when asked to get takeaway, we ordered the exact same three meals. I ordered the pad Thai which was super yummy. It was a little different than what I'm used to. It had a red color (from tomatoes?) and not as much peanut as I like. I would still order it again. The service was incredibly fast! If you go, get there early. We went at 6:00 and by the time we left it was SUPER crowded.

Just opened, Kaosarn is a welcome addition to the St John's Hill restaurant scene. Literally 20…read moremetres from our flat, it would have been rude not to pop in and give it a whirl. We booked a table at 9pm but still had to wait for 5 minutes or so to be seated on arrival. However, this initial frustration melted away with the warmth of the welcome we received and as the food came flooding out from the kitchen. The stand out dish was probably the marinated half chicken served with sticky rice and a papaya and peanut salad. The chicken was flavoursome and tender and combined wonderfully with the papaya. However it was not just the chicken which was good - everything was tasty. Kaosarn is BYO (for the moment at least) which means that the booze side of the equation is entirely in your own hands. It also serves to keep the cost down. Put all that together and you have a combination which I suspect will be giving some of the areas restaurateurs sleepless nights.

lovely little hidden gem in balham, feels like such a secret. great drinks, underground speakeasy…read morevibes and yummy thai street food snacks.

A few things to note, and I hope the restaurant can correct the following issues with the food…read morequality. -Goong Hom Pa (Prawn Rolls) £5.95 Very good -Cee Krong Moo (Deep Fried Spare Ribs) £5.75 Tough as leather with no flavor -Duck Spring Rolls £6.45 Good -Gang Ped (Red Curry) (Pork) £9.50 Not good at all. Watery and only 3/4 pieces of pork for £9.50!! -Peanut Sauce 50ml £0.50 Yesterday evening

I had the pad see ew with tofu which was a simply made but tasty dish. The service was efficient…read moreand straightforward. Definitely worth coming back to check out more.

Delicious Thai food in an intimate environment with friendly, personal service. BYOB makes it a…read morevery reasonable option and a great addition to Tooting's restaurant scene, which is somewhat lacking in Thai options. Mixed starter platter for two and two mains came to less than £30. I'll certainly be coming back.

Visited this restaurant on Wednesday night. It's really cosy and the food is delicious. Really nice…read moreto have a good Thai BYOB in the Tooting area! Definitely recommend!

Forgot one of our starters and gave us the wrong rice! Very Cold, small portions. Poor value for…read moremoney!

Thai elegant atmosphere; the delightful owner & host showed me to my table and made me feel welcome…read moresince I dined by myself. Visiting my daughter in London and stayed nearby in Battersea - found this quaint restaurant on a walk in the evening. One of the most speaking places for a gluten - free vegetarian - always love great Thai food! Be sure to have the spring rolls!

This is a beautiful restaurant in every way. Visually stunning and calming, attentive service and…read moredelicious, fresh food. There are less expensive restaurants in the area, but Chada Thai is a real treat.

I personally judge a Thai restaurant on their somtam thai, yes, that crispy green papaya salad that…read morestrikes fear into the mouths and buttholes of most people but makes my mouth water. Tumnan Thai's somtam thai is properly flavored (read: actually salty and fishy!), just spicy enough to make you hurt a little but not need a tissue box, and is perfect either as a side to some curries or as a light meal in itself. The other dishes we had were mere bridesmaids to the papaya salad but were still nothing to scoff at. Panang curry was solid, tom yum soup maybe could have been more sour, but all in all solid, not-too-greasy Thai meal. Also, the service here is very attentive and it's just a chill atmosphere.

Really great food and service Nelly my favourite salmon and curry prawns see you again on sundayread more

I've been to London last month to visited my friend over there ,and I love Thai food, so my friends…read moretook me to the restaurant name" Pan thong Siam restaurant. ( use to be Ma-nee Thai restaurant) so I've order green curry dish so good, I can smell all the fresh ingredient. I like this restaurant another reason is they're very friendly. If I've to go travel in London again, I would love to visit there again and again.

We tried this restaurant because the pub stopped selling food early on Sunday, We live next door to…read morethe pub and a few doors away from the Thai restaurant . Why have we not been before ?????? We are late bloomers, we have only lived at this address for 12 months. To be honest it just didnt appeal after having thai somewhere else and just prefering to eat other foods after that experience. It is very laid back and very traditional and tastes just what it should taste like with friendly service. We had salt and pepper prawns and wan tons for starters then a seafood medly dish and a chili beef dish with rice and the couple of glasses of wine all for 28 pounds. They have a huge menu and good prices and the food was delicious. you can bring your own wine and pay for corkage. We will probably eat here weekly now to make up for lost time.

Had a hankering for Thai and as this place always seems busy, we stopped in to try. We were seated…read moreimmediately in the cute, cozy dining room. All of the the front was open so we could people watch, without losing the intimacy of the restaurant. The pad Thai was a little bland to my liking, but the panang curry was excellent! Service was quick and the food was fresh. I will be stopping by to try some other curries later.

This is a brilliant little Thia place in Battersea. I had one of my first meals in SW11 here…read more There's lots of choice on Battersea Rise but if you're after something oriental, Thai Garden is your best bet. I came here for Valentines Day with my boyfriend one year and we had a lovely time. The staff were so friendly and accommodating. The curries are out of this world and the prices are really decent. A definite must for any SW11 dweller.