Amazing Thai in Pimlico! Had the veg spring rolls and Pad See Ew. Absolutely hit the spot.read more

We had early reservations before seeing Hamilton in London, we selected this spot due to Yelp…read morereviews plus it's a favorite of some in the know in our hotel. It is very low key restaurant, easy to walk right by, but we are glad we didn't. A simple spot without much decoration, we were promptly seated at a table in the front room. It was kind of funny, we wanted rum and they didn't know it they had any, anyway they went out and purchased a bottle for us as theirs was almost empty ! It was our waitresses first week, she was so nervous but very very good. She repeated our order, chicken satay, spring rolls, tempura vegetables, chicken pad thai and pork fried rice. Everything was really fresh and excellent, except they delivered chicken rather than pork fried rice. I didn't complain, the young lady was so sweet and sincere I didn't want her to feel bad. The food was as fresh and tasty, really nice ingredients, we liked it very much. If back in London we would definitely go again.

Excellent Thai food at reasonable prices. Enjoyed the pad Thai. Served at our table downstairs at…read morethe crown and cushion.

We ventured out here tonight. It was a tough place to locate to be honest. As tourists, we were…read morelooking for a sign, but we didn't find one. Turns out the restaurant is on top of a pub. Who figured that? We ordered shortly after arriving and there wasn't anyone in the place. Food arrived quickly and as per usual, no AC in the place made it hot inside. The food was pretty good. Won't say it's the best Thai I've ever had, but wasn't the worst. I miss the creaminess of the curry sauce we get in the states. This one seemed rather thin.

amazing food, super friendly staff, awesome atmosphere. The owner was delightful to talk to.read more

So I happen to stop at Westfield to go to Sephora. Stopped here to grab a bite. The Food was good,…read moreway better than I expected based on there being only 1 person eating at the restaurant. My order - Green chicken curry, I added beef. 7/10 It was good green curry, nothing special veggies were a bit overcooked but overall good. -Drunken noodles with shrimp & Beef 8/10. This was very good, only issue it wasn't drunken, a bit dry, not saucy at all. Others I've gad elsewhere have been saucy. - side of egg fried rice 6-10. A bit bland - Jasmine tea 3/10. Tea pot was dirty, tea wasn't great. Service was 10/10. Gave four stars mainly off the service. Would return.

Delicious Thai food! My husband has been here on several occasions for work. It is across the…read morestreet from the Marriott Kensington. Amazing Thai food! Great selection of apps, dinners and desserts. Everyone loved their selection. It is small so a reservation might be needed. Ambience is lovely and staff is very friendly. A+ dinner!!

Food was tasty and service was good. The flavor of the duck was good. The "drunken noodle" was…read moregood, could have used a tad bit more basil.

Good cooking, but what a rip off!…read more Ordered the sesame prawn toast which was decent. Also ordered Grilled King Prawn ("grilled jumbo king prawns served with Thai style seafood sauce"). Hilariously they then brought out a single prawn with sauce. We asked why the menu said PRAWNS yet they served us PRAWN but they said that was how the chef did it. £6.85 FOR A SINGLE PRAWN. We couldn't stop laughing! To make things funnier they served it on a metal grill on top of a plant pot which completely dwarfed the size of the solitary prawn. As the solo prawn was taken away we awaited our mains... and got a very salty replacement soup. We then received an unordered pork Pad Thai and a delightfully junior sized duck Pad Thai. What was especially odd was the generosity with the duck compared to the lack of far cheaper noodles. Our ordered chicken Pad Thai came after I had finished my own main. Again salty but we were pleased to find it bigger than a stray noodle and a peanut (and strangely bigger than the duck pad thai). A hilarious meal but we won't be coming again. Serve some proper sizes.

what a lovely little restaurant ! I had a delicious lamb massaman curry and my mother, a tofu…read morecurry. i would particularly recommend the massaman and coconut rice ! the BYOB rule is great. We'll be back

Not all restaurants are out there to impress. Some only there to do the minimum with their sole…read morepurpose to provide people good enough food for them to come back. Thai House is one of those restaurants. A no fuss small budget Thai cafe on Strutton Ground near Victoria, feeding mainly the hungry lunch people working in the area. It's also one of the restaurants that has the old tacking fading food pictures stuck on the outside demonstrating what each dish is. Decor inside is very basic, painted pink, simple canteen tables with paintwork somewhat left unfinished. You can still see the old original white walls on the top of the storage room under the streaks of pink where the paint must have ran out. So I was here meeting my partner here for lunch and to accommodate those after something quick they have a buffet counter where you can choose a main and a side of rice for no more than £5.95. Soup noodles and more complex mains on the a la carte menu goes up to £6.70. Pretty decent for the amount given. Penang beef curry Off the buffet counter we ordered the Penang beef curry with plain rice. It was pretty good with the generous amount of beef, being quite tender and fragrant from stewing in the curry. With it was a lovely mix of crunchiness from the bamboo shoots, peppers and carrots although amount of each can vary as its scooped up quickly from a big heated container. I think I got one slice of carrot. It was lovely on rice that soaked up all the lovely thick sauce. It was obviously not authentic, lacking some heat, a lot sweeter than usual and served with long grain rice but for £5.95 for the portion given, I'm not complaining. Tom Yum Noodle Soup I was quite shocked at how good this was. Bypassing the fact the noodles were rehydrated ones the broth was rich, with complexity and depth with help from the shredded chicken, greens and bamboo shoots. The flavours were balanced in sourness, citrus, saltiness and with a good punch to it too. On a cold winter's day it was the perfect dish to warm me up and very filling too. I can understand why my boyfriend keeps coming back here. Service is friendly, cheap prices, good food and decent portions too. Just don't judge it by its cover!

Was meeting a friend for a quick lunch in the area during her break. We wanted a place with hot…read morefood, where service would be super fast, but we could sit down on proper chairs (a lot of the spots in this area, have bar stools or no space to sit down) Plus it had to have vegetarian options for her. She recommended Thai House as she had been here before. The market stalls all smelled amazing, but the weather was too chilly to stand outside and eat a meal in a crowd. This is a tiny place with a few tables. Food is served from the counter out front. Most food is placed in the counter deli style, but some of it comes out of the kitchen made to order. The place is good for quick fast ordering, but if you have any questions or concerns then it really holds up the line. Being an Asian place, I had to ask if there was shrimp or shrimp paste in anything because of my allergy. It took a 10 minute consultation between the 2 ladies at the counter and a guy running back and forth to the kitchens, as the line behind me grew and I could sense the palpable irritation. The curries were all out of the question, they even recommended I avoid the veg spring rolls and the chicken dumplings as they were fried in the same oil. So I ended up with an egg fried rice and a chicken basil stir fry. Food was average. I've had better Thai food in so many places in London. But it ticked all the boxes that we were looking for, for a working lunch. This is not a place where I'd come for a good Thai meal, but perfect for a quick lunch on the go.

The food, service, and ambiance were spot on! Best sushi I have had in a while! Would definitely…read morerecommend this place!

Loved everything about this restaurant from the service to the food. Came on a Tuesday night for a…read moredate night with my husband. We made a reservation however, it being a Tuesday night I don't think it was necessary. The atmosphere is quaint and has a romantic feel to it especially with the dim lighting which we liked. There were a couple of large parties which made for a very loud noise level but it did not bother us. The sampler appetizer was our favorite thing since it had a little of everything. The ribs in the sampler stuck out in flavor and I wish I ordered them for my entree. We also ordered tamarind duck with a side of fried rice and shrimp pad Thai. Everything was great and we left satisfied and stuffed.

6 stars out of 5!!! One of the BEST Thai restaurants I've been to! Food was absolutely amazing!…read moreDecor was beautiful, wait staff and manager were outstanding, bright beautiful smiles, polite, welcoming! Squid tempura was soooooooo good, light crunchy batter, squid sooooooooo tender and tasty. Larb was soooooooo good! Pad Thai with prawns was sooooooooo good too! Even though we asked to make the dishes "Thai spicy", they were not that spicy. So they brought us a side of chilies. Dried powder, as they always do, but this place is one of the rarest places where they actually brought us FRESH chopped chilies too!!!! Sooooooooo good! Prices are very reasonable too, even for dinner. Next time I'm in London, I will absolutely come back here!!!!!

Thai Tho is quite a stylish little Thai restaurant up in Wimbledon Village. They pride themselves…read moreon the 'fact' that Maria Sharapova says it's her favourite restaurant to eat in during the Tennis Championships. If she did say this i can understand why; it's definitely the best Thai food i've ever eaten. The meals taste fresh and flavoursome and they tell me that a lot of their ingredients are flown over from Thailand weekly. if you turn up with a a group of at least four people you can get a set meal for 20 pounds but to be honest i think it's better value to choose from the a la carte menu. Their prawn tempura starter is gorgeous and the Gai pad khing is delicious and only about 7 quid for a main course. They also have a selection of wines. They have some gorgeous ice creams and sorbets and their Thai pancakes are great. The quality of the light, delicate and delicious food is top notch and it's great value for money. Presentation of dishes is great in their jade coloured dishes and the restaurant is lovely. The service is brilliant and if you go there during the Wimbledon Tennis weeks you are guaranteed to spot some of the top talent of the tennis world.