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

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.

Rasa Siam is a Thai restaurant on the outskirts in Sutton that serves lovely food and has a series…read moreof excellent set menu's. It presents itself as a buffet restaurant but this is misleading. It is not a school dinner set up rather a restaurant where you can order as much as you want from a proper menu. There is a lot to choose from and in addition to this the silk-clad, polite and helpful staff make the dining experience even more pleasurable. Rasa Siam loses marks due to a grimy looking exterior situated on the sort of street you would associate with takeaway food and off licenses. Still the restaurant is highly recommended for those of you seekign high quality Thai food in abundance

Maneeya is a very good Thai restaurant. Some may be put off by the prices of some items but the…read morequality of the food and the excellent service more than makes up for that. Consider Maneeya as a palce to go on a birthday, anniversary or on a date with someone you want to impress. Any of the prawn currey's on offer are wonderful, particularly if you like chilli and garlic in abundance. The platter of thai appetisers is also good and fun to share. The restaurant is spacious and situated at the back of the Charles Cryer Theatre which may explain why it is so quiet during the week. The decor, including fishtank makes you think you're in an entirely different (and more glamorous place) than Carshalton. All in all a lovely dining experience.

A lovely place - very good food. A nice choice of meals -…read morevery authentic.

Rating this place "A-OK" seems to me to be a little harsh, but it's not in "Yay ! I'm a fan"…read moreterritory for me. (3.5 / 5 ) Don't get me wrong, this nice, quiet (if you go early it seems), establishment has a certain charm. The menu seemed varied, even having a specific vegetarian section. The appetiser we had was run of the mill, well cooked and presented, but distinctly lacking in any kind of taste. The main was nice, surprisingly enjoyable given I'm not a huge fan of Thai. The flavours were more subtle than the "Fiery Tiger" that the menu promised. I'd be willing to give it a second go, but I'd be looking for that kick between the eyes that should be sweet, sour, salt, bitter and hot.

This place is close to home, so I end up getting take out here quite a bit. They have a great…read moreselection of fresh foods and very nice staff. Each take out meal comes with prawn crackers as well, which is brilliant.

A well recommended "smart" Thai restaurant with delicious mid-priced food…read moreThai Secret is undoubtedly one of the best Thai restaurants in the Surbiton/Kingston area. The food is delicious, the portions are generous and the service is friendly (you can even practice your Thai should you wish, but the staff are all fluent in English of course). Starter wise, the soups can be a little mild occasionally but if you ask then they are happy to make the heat more authentic for you. The other starters are mostly the usual that you'd expect to find, but the Tuna Carpaccio deserves a mention, being extremely tasty and a break from the norm. Mains are again what you'd expect to find, but are executed really well. The Pad Kra Pao is always good and, like the other stir fries, is available containing a good choice of meats and veg. A nice touch is that you can have most dishes with pork (which I find is often the best for Thai food) and even with minced pork, which I'm informed is even more like traditional cuisine. The Pad See Ew noodles are also exceptionally tasty, with the noodles and vegetables cooked slightly al dente. I haven't tried the Pad Thai noodles but they look very good indeed. The restaurant is more "smart" than the average Thai restaurant, as they often tend to be either sparse or a wooden clad affair. Thai Secret is tiled in dark colours and mood lighting and has a sophisticated feel to it. There is a good selection of wines too. I'm really glad I tried the place on a whim some time ago. It has certainly become my Thai restaurant of choice in the area. Highly recommended!

This is THE best Thai food in southwest London, and possibly in all of London. I've been going…read moresince it opened a few years ago and as someone who has eaten A LOT of Thai food over the years, I can testify that their food is incredibly delicious. We've probably tried 10-15 dishes by now and everything we've eaten has been excellent from the classic green curry to the pad Thai to the pad see eew. My husband is a vegetarian- they do a great job of accommodating- huge menu that doesn't put fish sauce in everything so there's a lot more choice than at most other places. My absolute favourite is the crispy duck. If I could, I would eat that dish every day. It is divine. Perfect mix of crispy salty sweet. Service is excellent. Atmosphere is formal but cozy. Make sure to book in advance though. It's a small restaurant and they're often full even on weekdays.

Best Thai buffet around and if anyone wishes to visit, then please do so on a Sunday as they offer…read morethe Sunday special buffet which is fortunately a la carte. This means food is cooked to order and done with love and care. Presentation of food was superb and will definitely come visit on a Sunday again! Choosing the buffet option would mean having so many variety of food available that would've otherwise costed you bonkers amount of money. Can't wait to go back now!! :D As for the missing one star. Well that'll be due to the lack of service I received. I was made to feel unwelcome despite it being a very special occasion. In fact I was blanked by the waiter deliberately when I tried to get his attention.

Mae Ping is one of the loveliest restaurants in South Croydon, and those who know the area will…read moreknow there's some pretty stiff competition on this strip, with eateries jammed in from The Swan and Sugarloaf almost all the way into central Croydon. Mae Ping offers traditional Thai food in a traditional setting, and always a calm and delicious experience. Best of the best is The Crying Tiger dish: absolutely beautiful and will have you coming back time and time again.

Service great and food amazing, best prawn toast ever . Prices very reasonable as well .read more

My usual Friday pre-salsa food hunt led me to Royal China this week. From the outside, the decor…read morelooks slightly haphazard with different themes in different parts of the dining area. However, the warm welcome of the staff lifted all doubt the moment we walked in The menu is largely Chinese with a Thai section in the back. This is a growing trend I've noticed in Chinese restaurants recently The starter of deep fried soft shell crab was nice and crispy with sweet crabmeat but the coating was a little salty I enjoyed the roast duck in plum sauce, being used to the slightly fatty duck. The sizzling mixed seafood in black bean sauce had generous portions of large prawns, scallops, mussels and squid. The pad thai noodles were OK but not as good as in standalone Thai restaurants An enjoyable meal with good service

I popped in here for a meal tonight as I was in the neighbourhood and I wanted somewhere new to…read moreYelp The restaurant sells itself as a Chinese and Thai restaurant though an examination of the menu confirms that the overwhelming majority of the dishes are Chinese in origin. I'm not sure how busy the restaurant is but the waiter seemed genuinely shocked when I walked in and he still looked surprised when I asked if I could have a table for one. I suspect a lot of their trade may perhaps be takeaway though that's a shame as the decor is quite well done inside. My heart rose when the menu arrived - it looked quite funky with a raised design on the front. My heart sank again when I opened it and the menu looked rather amateurly produced. With today's powerful publishing tools available to the home user, there's no excuse for not knocking up a classy design yourself if you can't afford professional services. Another alarm bell rang when I ordered. I used the names of the dishes which I wanted and the waiter looked through my menu and used the dish numbers instead. Even more connotations of takeaway. Anyway, my food did arrived promptly and all the dishes arrived together as requested rather than as a starter and main course. The weakest dish was the won ton soup. At £2.60, I wasn't expecting giant won tons but the Lilliputian dumplings in the terribly weak anaemic soup look like they had been shrunk by the shrinking ray in Honey, I Shrunk the Kids! My main dish of mixed meat on crispy noodles was nice without being outstanding. The batter coating on the lemon duck was too mushy and lacked crispness though the sauce did at least avoid the usual sin of being too gloopy. Overall, the whole experience felt like what I experienced on ordering - an experience by numbers

Have had many good meals from China Blue, from take away through to eating in the restaurant from…read morethe very well priced Sunday buffet. Good service & can say most times the food has been very good. Sorry to say over the last few weeks China Blue has been closed & doesn't look like it will be opening any time soon. Will be sadly missed.

I can't even put into words how good this place really is !…read more We've driven past it many times, as we live jsut around the corner and have never paid much attention to it ... possibly put off by the bright pink exterior ! However, after eating many times at Regional Thai in Cheam which is by far the best Thai restaurant I've ever eaten in, outside of Thailand - we found out that Max's Thai Cooking is owned by the very same 2 ladies who founded and own Regional Thai in Cheam. So, we booked a table there for Valentine's Day and were blown away as soon as we walked through the door. It's a REAL hidden gem of a place. The interior is lovely, really well done and you totally forget that you're in Wallington whilst in there. The food is ridiculously good and really reasonably priced ... couldn't believe that a meal for 2 with a bottle of cava was so reasonable. For anyone looking for a good Thai restaurant in Croydon or Sutton ... you've jsut found your place ! I hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Thanks, Andy P.

I also live in Wallington and I have also ignorantly ignored the bright pink restaurant opposite…read moreSainsburys. Boy what a fool I've been! I've eaten in many a thai restaurant all over the world and never in a million years did I expect to find the best one out of the lot right on my doorstep in humble old Wallington! I've been 3 times since and can't wait to go back again. I highly recommend the "Honey Jumbo Prawns" dish, it literally melts in your mouth and the flavour is just sensational. So pleased to have found this.