I spent my last night in London in New Cross since I had to get to Gatwick easily the next morning…read moreand came here for dinner. I had their spicy ground beef larb with coconut rice and was impressed, it WAS spicy and hot. Most Thai places play down the spice factor but they sure don't here. It doesn't look like much from the outside and I was here on a Saturday night and the place was empty. Nonetheless the girl here was really friendly the food was perfectly fine and the prices are beyond reasonable. I love finding places off the tourist radar.

What a pleasant surprise - there were highs and lows throughout the evening BUT both my friend and…read moremyself left with smiles on our faces and very full tummies and that's why I've given it a 4 star... I LOVE Thai food and when I saw a 4.5* spot just round the corner called Thailand, it just had to be investigated! We arrived and straight away noticed the great offer of a 3 course meal and a glass of wine for just £12.95 served throughout the week. Impressive! We were feeling flush and decided to choose off the a la carte menu but I'd definitely return to give the offer a whirl. We chose to share the mixed starter, and the crispy duck and pancakes to start, and then chicken penang, prawn pad thai and sticky rice for mains. Service throughout was polite and well timed, our waitress was in fact the owners daughter and shared some stories about her father and the two restaurants they own. She was wonderful! Now to the food - the mixed starter was a bit of a disappointment, there was just way too much deep fried vegetables rather than the good quality products like chicken satay and prawn toast. We actually had to leave the majority which was a shame. Now to the duck... NOM. Perfectly cooked and crispy, plenty of pancakes to share, plum sauce think a flavoursome and when put together with cucumber and spring onion, just perfection! Now to the best part - their Thai food is authentic, packed with a punch and truly delicious! The pad Thai had lots of large and juicy king prawns, the Penang was in a thick and creamy sauce - the best I'd ever had! All I will say is we would have like a little more veg (in both dishes) but this didn't take away from flavours of food, really great quality food! We really did enjoy the evening and we'll definitely be back for another girlie night soon! Highly recommended if in the area and a lover of Thai!

This was our third visit to Kin + Deum, we try to visit any time we are visiting London. The dining…read moreroom is elegantly, yet very simply decorated, the service is excellent, but the food is the star here! We ordered the satay and spring rolls to start and My husband ordered Chicken Panang and I had the Bankok's Gra Pow. I asked for it medium spicy and it was perfect. Really fresh, yummy food. Truly the best Thai we have ever eaten. Make a reservation in advance, it's booked out quite far.

This was my first time here. Nice place. I had the Massaman curry with chicken and it was just so…read moregood. Said on the menu it would be a bit spicy but I didn't get any spiciness at all, but it was so flavourful. Chicken was so tender and cooked perfectly I was also impressed with how quickly the food came out. They did not forget about my last dessert order

I just wanted to add my vote to this great Thai restaurant. The food is very good, and the prices…read moreare very reasonable for London. It does have a cozy and friendly atmosphere. I just wanted to clarify a few points that were raised above but not fully discussed: 1) This restaurant does NOT serve any alcohol at all. Consequently, they do allow you to bring your own wine (which is great for saving money). So be sure to stop into one of the local shops on your way there and buy a bottle of wine. 2) Space is VERY limited. The restaurant is basically the dining room of an old house that's been converted into a restaurant. So it can get very crowded. Be sure to call first and make a reservation. I've seen people waiting outside this place for 30-40 minutes to get a table otherwise, and the first thing the waiter asks to in-coming customers is "Do you have a reservation?" And it can get crowded on week-days as well as weekends.

It can be hard to get a table but it's worth the wait. The restaurant is justoff Lordship Lane so…read morethere are plenty of pubs and bars to hang out in before hand if you're queuing for a table. Take out is also a great option as the restaurant works pretty quickly, you just have to make sure you have cash as the restaurant is not registered on just eat or hungry house. The dishes are great value for money. My all time favourites are the massaman and yellow curry with coconut rice. Pad thai and pad see eew are amongst the best I've had in London. A diverse menu that would please a big group. They also have a selection of delectable starters and tasty salads that will make sure you don't leave hungry. They also allow bring your own so it's a great cheap and cheerful night out catching up wih friends.

Very nice vibe, friendly service. Very good fish and excellent chips. Thai food was a good…read moresurprise. Especially liked the Asahi on tap! Very close to Doubletree Docklands. Recommend!

Located within 1 minute walk from the DoubleTree Docklands. Nice menu, good drink selections, and…read morepleasant atmosphere. Servers were friendly and the food was good. We had traditional fish and chips, wings, and Pad Thai noodles. All were good. There are a lot of dining options across the river in Canary Wharf, but this was a refreshing local find. I highly recommend.

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.

A cheap and cheerful, but better than average quality Chinese takeaway/delivery place, that also…read moredoes some Thai and Singaporean dishes. If you're a fan of "authentic" Chinese food, you're going to be disappointed, as the menu is largely made up of the usual English takeaway favourites like crispy chili beef, but if you just want some fried rice, sweet and sour pork and prawn crackers brought to your door and get change from a £10 note, then it's a good option. They do a range of excellent value set meals, all of which serve more people than they state - or maybe I just have a small appetite? Like most places, they always quote around 45 minutes delivery time, but I've rarely waited more then half an hour.

We usually order takeaway from here since the dishes are of a reasonably reliable level of quality…read more Our standard order includes egg fried rice and salt and pepper chicken wings for the kids, while the husband and I cast about the menu for favorites. Beef curry and Mongolian beef are both decent, and the Singapore noodles (vermicelli, of course, as ho fun and egg noodles are no substitute) are nice and spiced. The vegetarian crispy duck is nearly as good as the real duck, and in general both dishes are better than the versions from other restaurants. The orange chicken isn't exactly what I expected; it's more of an orange version of lemon chicken, if that makes sense. In the US, orange beef is a standard dish, where the breading is cornstarch and very crispy, with a subtle orange glaze that doesn't soften the breading. New Winner's version is doused in sauce so the breading had nearly disintegrated; the kids didn't care though and ate it just fine :) Prices are reasonable. You can feed a family of four on 15 quid.

Best and most authentic Thai food in our area, it's fun to see the owners making the food in front…read moreof your eyes and not serving you pre prepared food from a container. Sadly the don't do home delivery and they do not take credit cards but the food is worth the trip. There are 4chairs but it's more for waiting and not eating there, takeaway only ...

I ate here one night purely out of convenience, but overall I was unimpressed. Food wasn't terrible…read morehowever the Pad Kee Mao lacked spice and overall flavour. For me it was just a bit too bland for a quality Thai dish. I did, however, enjoy watching the chef cool right in front of you.

You'll be hard-pressed to find any oriental restaurants in Blackheath, with the exception of…read moreLaicram, which is tucked away in a side street behind Barclays. Don't be fooled by the decor - the food does not disappoint, and is well priced!!! A definite recommendation for those tired of eating Indian food in Blackheath, and looking for something different. This restaurant is small, and finding free seating between 7PM and 9PM is tricky. In fact I've only been able to find seating after 9:30PM.

Really good food. We went there for my mother in law's birthday and they even brought a delicious…read moredessert with candle as a surprise. It was so thoughtful, she was over the moon. Will definite go back as the food was amazing.

In need of food on New Year's Day after a tramp round Nunhead Cemetery, Chai's seemed like a great…read moreidea especially when we knew we could have a cheeky pint beforehand in Skehan's and then wander out the back door and down the stairs to Chai's which is situated in the garden of the pub. It's definitely one of those places you need to know about as you are highly unlikely to come across it by accident. The restaurant itself is basically a large conservatory with chunky wooden furnishings and is decorated with a nice variety of Thai artefacts. The staff are all very welcoming and pleased to offer advice if it's needed. I have lost count of the number of times I have dined here with B and friends over the past few years; it's a local favourite and can be relied on to serve up a tasty Thai feast whenever you feel the need for some spicy comfort food without breaking the bank. We kicked off with our usual starter of the Jasmine Platter which was a nice selection of Thai favourites. Our guest Patrick had the Tom Woon soup which came with plenty of well flavoured chicken. For the mains we had a masaman curry, chicken panang and my personal favourite the tamarind duck which is a sliced breast sitting on a bed of seaweed with a very tasty sweet and sour sauce. There is a small reasonably priced wine list or you can order beer or larger from the pub and have it brought through. It gets very popular with the locals here at the weekend so I would recommend booking in advance. We tumbled out into the chilly night air well satisfied with the way we had kicked off 2011.

One of those places you drive past and say "oh we should really go to that restaurant". Well after…read morea few years we finally made it and i'm glad we did. Basic Thai but well made with a smile. The UK doesn't offer great Thai food in general but this is at the upper end of your standard takeaway fare. Authentic pad thai, decent masaman curry. No frills but reasonably priced and freshly made. A good quick bite.