When I saw the following intro online on this restaurant's menu I knew I had to try it…read more "Thai food is traditionally shared, so KhaoSan Road would like to introduce a new way of Thai dining - Thai tapas! All dishes on our menu are small plates. We recommend ordering 3 dishes per person (or more if youre hungry) and sharing all dishes with the table so you can enjoy all the flavours Thai food has to offer." Thai food is one of the hubby and my favorite cuisines. AND I love to sample and share new foods. Perfect! We chose the following: 1) Moo Grop sauce Makarm (Crispy pork belly with spicy tamarind sauce) 2) Jaw Rang (Prawns with coconut milk, fresh turmeric, lemongrass & chilli) 3) Pad Thai Pra To Pee (Pad Thai noodles with egg, beansprouts and chives) 4) Coconut Rice 5) The special: Khao soi (a coconut curry noodle soup) Angie was our server. I told her what I liked and asked her what on the menu would best meet my expectations. She was right on the mark. (Of course the hubby ordered his normal - Pad Thai.) It took a little while to get our order, but they were extremely busy. And they were making specific dishes just for us. The dishes were unique. The chef made them his own and each one was delicious. This was a hit with both the hubby and me. The restaurant is very small with limited seating. We walked in without a reservation on a Wednesday night at 7:30 and , thankfully, they squeezed us in. My suggestion is to call ahead for a reservation. You will be glad you did. Yum.

Amazing food! I highly recommend this restaurant. Best Thai food I've ever eaten. Whatread more

Since coming back from our trip to the UK we have been telling people that our favorite meal during…read moreour 2 week trip was the Thai food at this restaurant. We love Massaman curry and it's our go to order when eating at any Thai restaurant. Both of us agreed that Thida Thai Cuisine's Massaman is the best we've ever had. It's thick and rich and the spices were perfection. The down side is now we don't want to eat Thai food at our local restaurant any more because it will just disappoint.

The decor is pleasant, the food is very good and beautifully presented, the service is fast and…read morefriendly.

Visited The Old Siam -- just around the corner from our hotel while in York. The atmosphere was…read morecozy and romantic, and the service was excellent. Our waitress, originally from Thailand, was so friendly and great to chat with. We shared a wonton soup and the Gaeng Keow Wan -- both were delicious, perfectly balanced, and full of flavor. In short, if we had found this place on our first night, we would have definitely returned.

Very good red curry with lychee, cherry tomatoes and pineapple. Best red curry in a long time…read more Reasonable price. Friendly service.

Another good place on Bishopthorpe Road? This lovely little street has come a long way in the…read morepast few years! Above said, the review is for Rice Style... so on with it! For the first bit of being open I actually avoided this place due to the name and yellow sign, but after walking by enough and finally peaking in one day it caught my attention... it has a neat rustic look inside that is in complete contrast to the signage outside which looks more chain oriented than it should. The food here is pretty dang good if I'm jumping to it... the only part that I don't crave is the soup, which is actually good, it's just that no one touches the soup at Old Siam on Mickelgate a bit closer to town... world over I haven't found better Thai soup than there, period. I do LOVE the other dishes here however, they have a Scallop meets Fish and Chip starter that has to be shared... it's just too big for one person, but quite good... and the Crispy Pork Belly Pad Thai (with a bit of requested extra heat) is often too good to be true! I'm sure there are other places that do this, but I haven't come across Pad Thai down with Crispy Pork Belly before... even tending to avoid Pork Belly at other places, it's never as good as it sounds, it's hard to not get it here because it works so well and it's actually crispy on the outside as advertised. Regarding my love of spice, and referencing Old Siam again, this is the only other Thai Place I've been to in the UK that doesn't mind cranking up the heat at request... all to often I just get some chillies on the side, or worse... dry chilli flakes... we all know throwing these on top of a dish isn't the same as cooking with them. These guys even cranked up the fresh chilli on the previously mentioned scallop starter which worked quite well for a heat fiend like me... regardless, it's nice to know that they listen and accommodate requests since everyone is different. The only real downside I find to the place is that in the summer it gets scorching inside... small problem in the scope of things, and they have a few outside tables (albeit right off of the road), but it's worth mentioning since on the warmer days it can have a dampening affect on a pleasant meal. The service is friendly, although maybe not as personal as some Thai places, it's never been bad. As mentioned earlier the place itself is very cool looking inside... almost like a chic log cabin if that makes sense, but whatever it's invoking I'm a fan. If you like Thai food, or are feeling adventurous, do yourself a favour and pop in here if in the area... I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Great service & delicious food. It was my first time at a thai restaurant so I wasn't familiar with…read morethe names of the dishes but the staff helped a lot and it's definitely worth it !

My girl friend and I went there around weekday night 10:30 pm. Not too crowded and didn't need to…read morewait in line. Many interesting cocktails menu. Bartenders are very friendly and informative. We got the ones they recommended and it nailed my taste. The room is so cozy, many floors and there's rooms popping up from left and right and i felt like im at my friend fancy house rather than being at a bar! Would love to go back again!

My friends and I took a day trip to York and stopped in for an early afternoon drink. I was first…read morepleasantly surprised by their gin shop in the front of the bar. The inside of the bar itself is very funky. The reason to go here is for the cocktails. They have pages and pages of delicious creation. I had the green fairy and loved it. After that, I ordered a gin and tonic with Monkey 47 gin. Thrilled to see that they carried this. This place is a must for a unique drinking experience when in York.

Amazing food what else can I say! I needed to pee when I got there and they showed me the bathroom…read morehow convenient. Our food took 15 minutes very good quick service yum yum for tum tum! Dont even get me started on the !Ambiance it's so thai!! Very good!!

From the owner: Authentic Thai food eat in or take away, Home delivery available.read more

I gave this 2 stars because the hostess and the server Ella was very nice. We had the Surf and Turf…read morespecial. Simply said, turf it to the curb. Steak over cooked and shrimp was sub par.

5-star brunch. Haven't had the chance to try dinner. The "Loch Fyne Breakfast" consists of a…read moresampling of a number of traditional Scottish breakfast items. If you haven't tried traditional haggis, you are missing out on an excellent, slightly peppery, dish. As good as the "LFB" was, it lacked kippered herring - an all time favorite of mine, so I ordered some as a side. Two beautifully fried fish arrived. Nicely salty, very flavorful and with a squeeze of lemon, perfect. They bring back memories of my father frying them up as a special treat when I was a kid. Highly recommended for brunch.