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.

I was skeptical but my friend has a pretty good eye for picking quality restaurants so I trusted…read morehis gut. Plus, I really love mango sticky rice and hoped that they'd have it on the menu. Sadly, they did not but I understood the explanation. We ordered corn fritters, vegetable tempura, hand fried spring rolls, green curry with tofu, pad Thai, and a Tiger beer. It was good. I'm glad it was so good because it is not fast. Which means someone is actually cooking the food. Which we need to appreciate more. So go there when you're with someone whose company you enjoy and you aren't in a hurry. Sit. Have a beer or two and wait. It's coming and it'll be good. It's also good because it isn't TOO anything. My friend wanted more seasoning and asked if it would be rude to ask for salt or something. I decided that it would. This is a family spot. "You go tell him his wife's food isn't to your liking", I joked while savoring my dish. This man wanted to ask for salt or (gasp) soy sauce(!) and he had eaten the decorative vegetables on the plate. It was good solid Thai food. The server was kind and celebrated my sloppy attempts at speaking Thai. The spot is not what you'd expect, it's homey, the ceiling and walls covered in standard cultural decor but it gave speakeasy. Like a place the mob would frequent. Quiet, comfortable, private, and low traffic. This should he a neighborhood favorite.

This is honestly the BEST Thai restaurant we have EVER been to. You MUST try it. My favourite is…read morethe Green Thai curry and chicken satai. Service is a bit slow, but the food definitely worth the wait. Also, its a bit out of the way, but easy to drive and plenty of parking near by.

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.

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.

When I'm in England and get tired of bland English pub food, i always visit Thai Cafe. Great food…read moreand service.

I can't believe I've lived in London since like 2007 and I only found out about Thai Cafe this…read moreyear. I feel like an absolute fucking bellend tbh, spending all my time in fucking yumyums (which has the world's stupidest name and is only fun coz they have those tables that sink into the floor but half the time they don't let you sit in them anyway) when this absolute solid gold TREASURE is one minute round the corner. Anyway, the window seat is right next to some cute fairy lights and flowers and shit. As per usual I embarrassed my dining partner - 2015 Elite Yelper, Luke Y - by announcing that if this was a tinder date he would definitely be getting laid. BE WARNED THOUGH - romantic as it is, that table is draughty as fuck whenever anyone goes out for a cigarette. The food is the most authentic Thai I've had outside of actual Thailand. We ordered like the fat fucks that we are, and had fish cakes, chicken satay, squid and some kind of stir fried pork. I also rate their masaman curry and kanom jeeb dumplings more highly than I can express in words, and their homemade ice creams are fleek af too plus they do cool flavours like coconut and pandan. Your whole experience here is going to be heightened immeasurably by the cuteness of the tiny Thai grandma that serves the food. I just want to kiss her all over her jolly little face. She brings you these little spearmint chewy sweets with your bill that instantly take on the exact texture of pre-chewed chewing gum when you eat them. Maybe they are chewing gum? Either way, I swallow, but that's enough about my personal life LOL. All in all, it's an A+ experience every time. Big up Thai Cafe, I love you.

Since the owner has changed, the quality of food and services have plunged. After we arrived, the…read moremanager and female server disappeared, and the customers were left standing at the entrance for 5 minutes. We ordered Chicken Cashew Nuts and Chicken with Ginger. Both were extremely salty and when I asked the manager to replace it, it was just returned with some hot water added and the server just dumped it on the table without any apology. Whilst waiting for the replacement, rice got cold, so I asked the server to change the rice, but she didn't seem to understand English well. So we needed to call the manager. It took them a while to replace it, and again it was just left on the table without a word. My friend refused to pay the service charge, and the manager got abrupt but brought us a new bill which was higher than the original. He went away and returned with another wrong bill twice more. We seriously miss the previous Taste of Siam with great food and services. We will not go back.

Over the years, I have been here many times. I have come here time and time again if I want…read moreauthentic thai, as the food is always good. There is a lot of choice, lots of curries, even the rice, you can have sticky, coconut or steamed jasmine rice, so cater to all your favourites. It is always packed and busy. They have expanded into three restaurants all next door to each other. One concentrates mainly on hot pots, one with wooden tables and more casual dining, and the other original one with table cloths, and next to it they have their own supermarket where you can buy presumably all that you have eaten in the restaurants too. My favourite dish has got to be the Lamb Massaman Curry, tender lamb and potatoes with coconut milk in a massman sauce. Just the name makes my mouth water, so yummy. The lamb is so tender and the potatoes lovely and soft, added to the curry sauce you have heaven in your mouth. If you get a chance, the hot pot dining is also very good and very reasonable. A great gem at the Mornington Crescent end of Camden High Street.

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'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.

We have been loyal customers of Sema for more than a decade. This is a family run Thai restaurant…read morewhich serves great food. Ver friendly staff, fast service. Our favourite is their Sunday daytime menu which gives you a good selection for starters (excellent fish cakes recommended) and main course (my favourite is their Pad Thai) with either a glass of wine or dessert. This restaurant has been going for a long time an area rich of choice and there is a reason for it.

If Thai is your thing and you're in the vicinity then you could do worse than visit Sema Thai. Good…read morefood (well you'ld expect nothing less from an eating establishment) never too busy ( surprisingly quiet at times) and reasonably priced. Either eat in or take away with a wide variety of dishes many of which come in meat, fish/seafood or vegetarian combinations.

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.