My wife and I love this place. The food is simple and delicious, the restaurant is chic and…read morerelaxing, the staff friendly and attentive. What more can you ask?

I love this place. I'm not sure if it's the most authentic Thai cuisine but it's lovely…read morenonetheless. I hope Thai Dining does well because the food is great and the owners are very nice people. Give it a try.

Great little Thai restaurant with lovely food. Really enjoyed the prawns and green curry …read more Thanks

Very authentic Thai restaurant (they even have a lady boy serving the food)…read more We ordered a mixture a food most of it was fantastic quality especially the fish just as it was in Thailand. The food did not all come out at the same time quite spaced out. Also the restaurant was quite small so when loud drunk divorcees where drawing attention to themselves by speaking loudly you are close enough to tut loud enough or throw a fork at them. All in all a cracking little place where for £60 two people can have a cracking meal and a few drinks.

Excellent cooking good ambience. Very Thai flavors . Will be going there regularly . I enjoyed…read moretheir soup especially

If you're looking for an authentic Thai dining experience, you'll find it here. The menu explains…read moretheir history with one of the founders holding a BA in Thai cuisine, along with the suggestion of accolades from Thai dignitaries. The presentation is eye catching and the portions decent. After 3 starters and a main we were beyond full! I find it a bit pricy, £15 for the phad Thai, however that's probably on par for London. The ambience is nice, with interesting details and the wait staff are all Thai. This is probably one of the best restaurants in the area. If you find yourself in High Wycombe and are looking for a good place to dine, this won't disappoint!

Eat Thai is one of the few nice restaurants in the centre of High Wycombe. It is a very well…read morepresented restaurant and looks lovely just as you pass by. The menu is varied for a Thai restaurant and offers some really great choices. The prices are a little higher than normal but I think worth it for the lovely food and nice atmosphere. The staff seem very friendly and the service is always good. Depending on what time and day you go to Eat Thai there is some free on street parking right outside. Otherwise Easton Street car park is just a few minutes walk away.

The best Asian/Fusion food in the area…read more Fun place in the evening for drinks and dinner but also kid-friendly for lunch or early dinner. Outside dining area on warmer days. Has a varied menu with excellent fresh sushi, Malaysian and Thai curries as well as traditional Chinese favourites.

We came looking for good Asian food and sushi. There was only sashimi on the menu. They do not…read moreoffer very descriptive menus. I feel like you have to guess. They also do not offer any Asian beers which is disappointing. We ordered tuna sashimi and a chicken and a shrimp/prawns dish. The sashimi was very fishy tasting and not what we were looking for. My husband felt his shrimp dish was good and he would eat it again. My garlic chili chicken, however, was less than desirable. My husband tasted it and felt it was really plain. I was not impressed by it. I make better Asian food at home. The redeeming factors are that it was clean and the service staff was very friendly.

We decided to try Ascot Oriental on the strength of Hardens. We had some friends visiting and…read morewanted to take them out somewhere a bit more special than our usual Chinese (Beijing in Horsell or Guildford) and we couldn't get into Thai Terrace at short notice. From the menus on Ascot Oriental's web-site, we thought it sounded like they did something a bit different with more interesting ingredients than the run of the mill. Sadly the menu descriptions were where the positives ended. Service was OK-ish. Our tea was replenished quickly but there was zero warmth or sense of being welcome. At the end they plucked the bill folder containing (my card - sticking out so that they could see) the table without looking at us and whisked it away rather than bringing the machine to the table. When they realised it was a card, they tried to take it to a different table and have them pay for our meal :-) Errors like this can happen but this was just symptomatic of the way the staff (including the proprietor) went through the motions. We chose the mixed hors d'oeuvres which consisted of seaweed, vegetable spring rolls, sesame prawn toast, chicken satay, spare ribs and some gyoza type pork dumplings. All standard fare bar the gyoza. These were basically OK but nothing special. The problems (which became themes throughout the meal) were quantity and value. This starter was £9.50 a head and had precisely one of each item (part from seaweed of course). Each spare rib was about 10 cm long and must have come from skinny pigs. The sesame prawn toast was a quarter slice of toast per person from a particularly small loaf. The amounts were so small that we and our guests felt uncomfortable and awkward lest we were depriving someone else - hardly the special occasion for which we had hoped. We followed this with crispy duck and pancakes. This was fine and as one would expect but at £12.50 for a quarter duck on the pricey side. They do a number of more interesting sounding mains, but it seems the skill is mainly in the menu writing. Sauteed lamb with ginger and spring onions was tasty. The fillet beef in oyster sauce was also tasty but fillet steak strikes me as a needless indulgence when meat is being marinated anyway especially as this pushes the price up to £16 for a small dish. Other dishes were OK (nothing more) but noticeably on the small side (even the Singapore noodles). A special note must go to the Thai green chicken curry. Now, it's possible that this is more authentic and those that I have had before have not been, but it was IMHO dreadful. It wasn't green, and had barely any flavour save that of coconut milk (had they run out of green curry paste?). I didn't spot any mini aubergines or anything else which would suggest Thai green curry. Unfortunately this was another abject lesson in what we've known for a long time but occasionally forget. Food in some of the more affluent parts of Surrey is typically poor value and often of low quality. If you're in this area try Siam Gallery in Virginia Water for Thai which is a bit better or hoof it to Beijing in Horsell for mainly Chinese (with some Thai dishes) where we eat regularly without disappointment - I'll get to writing a review for that place sometime, but try the Sunday buffet (which is actually cooked fresh to order but all one price - excellent).

This in my view is the best Chinese restaurant in the locality. Fabulous soft shell crab and cod…read moreloin with yellow bean sauce, more sophisticated than a run of the mill Chinese, but reflected in the price too........ very nice tables in the conservatory if you have a party of 4+ Good, attentive staff who - just as in all Chinese restaurants - are quick to top up yr wineglass !

Went on a recommendation from a colleague. Absolutely delicious food and a nice atmosphere. Table…read morefor one with no booking was no issue on a winter Tuesday night. Everything was delicious but I especially loved the Mango Sticky Rice for dessert. Light and refreshing and just the right mix of sweet and savory. Pad Thai was great too!

The portions are small. They charge extra for rice. I ordered the sweet and sour tofu. It was…read morehorrible. It literally had three pieces of pineapple from a can and four pieces of tofu and the rest were chopped up vegetables left over from other dishes. Absolutely the worst Thai food I've ever had. They charge 20% for service which was adequate. My husband was still hungry after eating his dish. I think he ordered the crying tiger. He also had fried calamari for appetizer. As I said before the portions are small but he said his food was ok.

Got take out and it was very good. Place is very cute and…read morejust on the high street. You can find street parking

Sawadee Cup ! Went to dine here with the dads ( since all our kids went to the same junior school)…read moreand found delicious, authentic Thai cuisine at very reasonable prices. The staff are friendly and can give recommendations but if you want the standards ie Tom Yam Kung soup , Pad Thai , Green and Red curries , stir fried pork in basil , steamed jasmine rice , mango and coconut puddings you won't go wrong . Give your tastebuds a treat and try something other than a curry and beer , it won't cost the earth either and the decor is pleasant too. Parking is ample around the the vicinity . Good food that hits the spot.

This is a Thai restuarant, run by Thai people. The staff are friendly and very good at what they do…read moreand cook. Food is fab and very reasonably priced. They also do take away. You can order either by phone or internet on http://www.just-eat.co.uk They are open everyday except Mondays and they do a lunch time special for only £5. Exceptional value for the price. Lunch times they are open from 12 - 3pm

We have recently moved the area and so are trying out all the restaurants. We have had both eat in…read moreand take away frim here and it has been very good every time. The Soups are fantastic. The restaurant is quite small and so I would recommend booking. The atmosphere could have a slight uplift , but when busy this is not a problem, very good overall and would recommend.

I have eaten here quite a few times over the past year or two. My family and I really enjoy this…read moreplace. Good food, great service and reasonable prices.